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After a trying few weeks Paul Hembery, impersonated by Glen Crompton, discusses the current tyre situation with Mat Coch revealing that the teams are mostly happy.

Mercedes cops a pasting from Crompo and Coch after the Monaco Grand Prix as their pair hypothesise the possible whereabouts of the missing Chris Balfe. Max Chilton's faux pas with Pastor Maldonado gets a mention while Crompo has a rant about why Monaco shouldn't be on the F1 calendar at all.

McLaren is running inferior Mercedes engines, argues Crompo. Joined by Chris Balfe and Mat Coch the trio dissect the Spanish Grand Prix, taking exception with Max Chilton while heaping praise on Esteban Gutierrez and Force India. Somehow they forgot to mention race winner Fernando Alonso though Lewis Hamilton's movie career does rate a mention.

Martin Brundle is the voice of Formula One for 50 million people around the world. After a twelve year Formula One career with Benetton, Ligier, McLaren and Tyrrell, not to mention victory at Le Mans in 1990, he turned to television alongside veteran broadcaster Murray Walker. Mat Coch speaks with the Englishman about his career as a driver and a television personality.

Balfe, Crompo and Coch have their work cut out making sense of an enthralling Bahrain Grand Prix but in their own unique style manage to find some left-field topics to argue over.

Three races in to the 2013 Formula One season Pitpass Editor Chris Balfe, Glen Crompton and Mat Coch discuss and argue over the Chinese Grand Prix. They take a close look at the DRS system failure which saw a number of drivers in trouble post-race, while passing comment on the state of Pirelli's tyres. Chat also strays to the mood within Red Bull and a critical word or two are reserved for McLaren, and not for the reason you might think.

The Pitpass studio is overrun with Australian's with Glen Crompton joining fellow Antipodean Mat Coch and Pitpass Editor Chris Balfe as the trio take an in-depth and laughter packed look at how Formula One can reinvent itself while pin-pointing exactly where the billion dollar sport is going wrong. Technical Editor Matt Somerfield also returns to cast his eye over many of the team's developments, and tells us just who he thinks we should look out for in China and Bahrain.

Two races in to the 2013 Formula One season Chris Balfe and Mat Coch take stock, looking at the contentious Red Bull driver orders from Malaysia, passing an eye over Felipe Massa and Force India, and talking tyres. They're joined once again by McLaren Sporting Director Sam Michael who explains the logistics behind back-to-back fly away races, and gives an insight to the mood within the Woking squad.

With the 2013 season just hours away Mat Coch learns an important lesson in podcasting. Joined by Pitpass.com editor Chris Balfe the pair discuss Honda's potential return to Formula One and look at the prospects of each team heading in to the new season. Chris Sylt is also on the show, joined by sponsorship expert Zak Brown while latest recruit Matt Somerfield dissects all the technical developments from pre-season testing.

With the season fast approaching the Pitpass team checks in with Pirelli boss Paul Hembery to find out the real pre-season pecking order, while Business Editor Christian Sylt reveals just how Formula One makes it's billions. Reigning GP3 champ Mitch Evans also stops by to talk about life as an aspiring Formula One driver as Chris Balfe and Mat Coch discuss the most important headlines from the last two weeks.