A race weekend is upon us, Rachel and Warren are excited to watch Singapore for the first time as F1 hasn't raced this street circuit since 2019. Before our preview of the race we talk about the driver news that has happened in the last week, six sprint races announced for 2023 and Lando Norris gets a new hobby every week. 

Another win for Max as he wins for the 11th time and 5th time in a row and for the first time at Monza. Rachel and Warren talk his dominating year, Ferrari made a bold strategy call but was it the right call? How to solve the issue of races finishing under the safety car and segments at the end. 

Its Rachel's birthday as we preview the last leg of the triple header heads to the iconic Monza autodrome nicknamed the "Temple of Speed." Can Max finally get on the podium at Monza, McLaren drivers bring out the fake tattoos, Colton Herta to F1? our predictions and more. 

Max wins his home grand prix for the second year in a row after a late safety car and some bad Mercedes strategy for Lewis Hamilton he has one hand on the World Championship trophy. Ferrari with a disaster pit stop, Yuki's DNF, segments and more.

Can the Red Bull's keep up their dominating pace from Spa? Where will Mick Schumacher end up on the grid for next season and who takes the Alpine seat. When is the earliest Max can clinch the championship, and predictions for the weekend. 

After the first two laps of chaos, things calmed down as Max goes from 14th to 1st to add to his championship lead, full race recap as we go down the grid, Ferrari strategy talk, Albon and Seb in the points with the usual segments at the end.  

Its race week and the start of a triple header but before we get into the race and the changes at the track, Danny Ric has left McLaren so Rachel and Warren ponder what might be the next more for both parties, predictions and much more. 

So much has happened in silly season since we recorded last, Fernando to Aston Martin, Oscar Piastri to McLaren?? Rachel and Warren break it all down and what other moves might be down the pipeline. We also give and ode to Sebastian Vettel as he announced his retirement before the Hungarian Grand Prix