Why can't other racetracks name their corners after mechs and keytars? Tune in for these pressing issues and more along with Verstappen's day out, three-car teams, Maldonado's shining moment, and where, precisely, to acquire Buckfast.

The lights are down in Singapore, but before we watch Apollo 13 starring Nico Rosberg, we run by the concession stand and grab some hot water, explosive wings, and a pair of Maldonado Specials.

The XFL of racing gets off to a wild start with generational rivalries, hot swapping, and techno music. Meanwhile, back in Stuffy Racing for Old People, everybody's still arguing about the spirit of radio.

Cars raced this weekend on F1's most hallowed ground, so naturally we're discussing ice cream Pokemon, sick menu music, how Rosberg is like Han Solo, and Formula E's British robot commentator.

Before Monza, we get down to car business and discuss Haas's engine pick, the cult of Maldonado, the reality of seagulls, and one possible explanation for the Verstappen incident.

We anger the Romulans with more Pastor troubles, lenient Ferrari penalties, Vettel's driving face, a lack of baked beans, and perhaps the most disgusting and ingenious innovation racing has ever seen.

Grab yourself a bag of delicious Frankenchomps, because F1 is back, baby! And so are we, with discussions of driver changes, penis museums, German country bands, and Bernie beating a bribery charge with a bribe.

The Hungarian sky opens just for a moment and rains down upon us one of the most entertaining races of the season. Crashes, derring-do, Pastor Maldonado; this one has it all!

With the German GP over and the Hungarian one upon us, we barely have time to wonder how to grill an entire cow, what Prince Charles' favorite fast food is, and whether Hamilton's radio guy is just messing with him.

While the F1 field is contending with midseason rule changes and a dwindling supply of engines, Drew weighs the value of octagonal paper and chicken grenades, and Danny teaches us that good things CAN happen when you hop into a stranger's van.