Baku never fails to deliver on drama and excitement and 2021 is no different as Sergio Perez took the checkered flag at the F1 Azerbaijan Grand Prix to clinch his first win for Red Bull. The Mexican was joined on the podium by Sebastian Vettel and Pierre Gasly, who picked up their first top-three finishes of the season, after Max Verstappen crashed out from the lead. Joe Krishnan and Tom Dutton reflect on a brilliant race and give their Driver of the Day, Midfield MVP and Flop of the Weekend picks.

F1 returns to the glamorous and glitzy streets of Monte Carlo for the first Monaco Grand Prix since 2019. Max Verstappen leads the race for the title after taking the checkered flag on Sunday ahead of Carlos Sainz and Lando Norris. But it was a weekend to forget for Mercedes with Lewis Hamilton only P7 and Valtteri Bottas the victim of more bad luck in the pits. Joe Krishnan and Tom Dutton review all the action and debate whether drivers should be allowed to keep pole position if they crash in qualifying, following Charles Leclerc's agonising smash into the barriers at his home race.

F1 is back for Round Four of the 2021 season as the teams and drivers head to Barcelona for the Spanish Grand Prix. It was a memorable weekend for Lewis Hamilton, who became the first driver in history to secure 100 pole positions and the Briton converted pole into his 98th career race win after another close fight with Max Verstappen. Joe Krishnan and Tom Dutton make their Driver of the Day, Midfield MVP and Flop picks, with  controversial selections and disagreements galore.

F1 is back in Portimao for only the second time at the Portuguese Grand Prix where, despite Valtteri Bottas starting on pole, his Mercedes team-mate Lewis Hamilton took the chequered flag. Joe Krishnan and Tom Dutton break down all of the talking points, including their Driver of the Day, Midfield MVP and Flop of the Weekend picks, plus news on the Miami Grand Prix and confirmation of sprint qualifying.

After a three-week gap from the opener in Bahrain, the 2021 Formula 1 season heads to Imola for the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix. Joe Krishnan and Tom Dutton take apart a thrilling race in Italy as Max Verstappen secured his 11th career victory, with Lewis Hamilton and Lando Norris making up the podium places. With a downpour of rain, red flags and safety cars -- including a Mercedes bust-up between George Russell and Valtteri Bottas -- it proved to be another memorable F1 race. 

As the 2021 Formula 1 season gets underway at the Bahrain Grand Prix, Joe Krishnan and Tom Dutton dissect the main talking points from this fascinating curtain raiser, with Lewis Hamilton holding off a determined Max Verstappen in a thrilling finale to seal victory in Sakhir. The guys also analyse the emerging battle between Mercedes and Red Bull, give their verdict on F1's new star and reveal their Driver of the Day, Midfield MVP and Flop of the Weekend picks.

In this episode, co-hosts Joe Krishnan and Tom Dutton are joined by Sky Sports F1's Natalie Pinkham to discuss predictions for the upcoming 2021 season, Drive to Survive season 3, living life inside F1's coronavirus bubble and more delightful anecdotes from her career working from the pit lane.

The only place you can watch every race of the 2021 F1 season live is Sky Sports F1 and NOW.

In this special edition episode, co-hosts Joe Krishnan and Tom Dutton get to grips with the third instalment of the popular Netflix series Drive to Survive, which gives viewers an exclusive insight into how the events unfolded from the track to the paddock throughout the 2020 season. The guys reveal their top five Drive to Survive S3 moments, as well as giving honourable mentions to those who didn't quite make the cut.

Drive to Survive Season Three is available to stream on Netflix from March 19.

In this episode, Joe Krishnan and Tom Dutton share their favourite memories of the late and great F1 commentator Murray Walker, who passed away on March 13 at the age of 97. The guys also rate the latest liveries to be unveiled since Episode 2 - including Alpine, Ferrari and Aston Martin - as well as assessing the performances of the teams and drivers after three days of testing in Bahrain, helping them make a few bold predictions for the 2021 season.

Joe Krishnan and Tom Dutton host the second instalment of No Track Limits, a new F1 podcast launching in time for the 2021 Formula One season. In this episode, the guys rate the new liveries introduced by Alfa Romeo, Red Bull, Alpha Tauri and McLaren for the upcoming campaign and announce two brand new features, including The Big Debate on whether the introduction of sprint races will be beneficial to the sport.