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It may have been Sebastian Vettel's fourth win on the trot but the Pitpass team were more focussed on Sergio Perez and Mark Webber to really notice.

A dramatic tyre failure for Perez got both Chris Balfe and Glen Crompton riled up while there is special mention too for Nico Hulkenberg and Paul Di Resta, with a notable mention for Adrian Sutil in what was a calamitous weekend for Force India.

Of course the guys couldn't let the appearance of a rogue fire marshals car pass uncommented, Crompo questioning whether Webber would have had more luck if the fire truck had been painted red instead of silver.

After a dominant drive by Sebastian Vettel to win in Singapore Chris Balfe and Mat Coch discuss the race and all its major talking points including Kimi Raikkonen's bad back, Sebastian's podium reception and shed some light on the proposed race in New Jersey for 2014.

With the Italian Grand Prix run and won the Pitpass team dissect the race and the big stories coming out of the Autodromo Nationale Monza including the unfolding Ferrari saga involving Fernando Alonso and Kimi Raikkonen.

At the mid-point of the season Chris Balfe, Glen Crompton and Mat Coch converge to review the Hungarian Grand Prix. They assess the good and the bad while handing out the second Van der Garde Award for the most inept event of the weekend.

The Pitpass-Australian trio are back with their thoughts following Sebastian Vettel's break through victory at the German Grand Prix.

Somehow the championship leader barely rates a mention, his metronomic performance not worth a mention as Crompo, Soucek and Coch laugh their way through fifteen minutes of the less obvious stores from the weekend.

Somehow Paul Hembery was able to spare a few minutes out of his busy schedule to drop in to the Pitpass studio for a quick chat with resident Michael Parkinson-aspirant Mat Coch.

Discussion inevitably turned to the British Grand Prix, with Hembery fielding a number of tough questions during the interview. From Pirelli's engineers to the team's responsibility, the short but hard hitting chat reveals the secrets behind the exploding tyre trick.

After a British Grand Prix filled with talking points, the Pitpass team was spoiled for choice in its wrap up of the event. Mat Coch is once again joined by Glen Crompton with Legal Editor Jo Soucek, yet another Australian, making her podcast debut.

A voice of reason Soucek explains her thoughts behind the current tyre situation, while Coch remains openly critical of some of the sports minnows. For once Crompo is theory-less, bereft of conspiracies, but he does confess his view of Mark Webber is softening in his old age (both Webber's and his own).

Having withstood the International Tribunal's questioning over Mercedes 'private tyre test', Ross Brawn faced an even tougher line of questioning when left in a room with Mat Coch. With microphones running the pair produce an explosive, no holds barred interview where Coch refuses to allow Brawn any room for speculation. The determined Australian, clearly with a bone to pick, subjects the Mercedes boss to an uncomfortable and difficult line of questioning.

Jenson Button joins Mat Coch to discuss the underlying issue behind McLaren's lack of performance in 2013, and his thoughts on teammate Sergio Perez.

Conspiracy theories abound after Canada as Glen Crompton suggests Formula One will have a new tyre supplier for 2014, while not holding back his disappointment of Geido van der Garde. With editor Chris Balfe still missing, last seen jumping a fence on a Harley Davidson in Brackley, Mat Coch tries hard to keep countryman Crompo in line, though it's questionable whether he succeeds.