McLaren-Mercedes' Lando Norris didn't lead initially from the pole - but that was his only blemish at Zandvoort on Sunday.  He retook the lead from Red Bull's Max Verstappen after 15 laps and thereafter extended the gap - the more so when the pair switched to Pirelli hards. At the end, Norris had so much in hand that he was able to dig deep and to set fastest race lap even as the chequered flag was being unfurled. By then, Lando's hard-compound Pirellis were 44 laps old.  Verstappen finished second in front of his home crowd; and Charles Leclerc was an excellent third for Ferrari, holding off a persistent challenge from Mclaren's Oscar Piastri.
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Peter chats with @cameronF1TV on the Monday after the Dutch GP.  Of course the sensational drive by McLaren-Mercedes' Lando Norris was on the immediate menu but there were plenty of other topics to cover over the next 90min or so - from Gilles Villeneuve to Toyota F1.  Sit back, download and enjoy.
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It was the Wednesday after the Belgian GP - and we went  live, taking questions and comments from viewers, even as the F1 world settled into its August break.  There was lots to talk about, as ever, with crucial management changes taking place at both Alpine and Audi - and the Dutch GP at Zandvoort but two weeks away.  So relax, press download, move the sunshade a little and join Peter's latest livestream.
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It's cappuccino chat time on the Monday after the Belgian GP as Peter answers questions posed by @CameronF1.  Download, pour the coffee, nibble the croissants...and look back with Peter and Cam at a sensational race in the Ardennes forest. 
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This was yet another Belgian GP to remember:  the weather, to keep things complicated, was dry-wet-dry over the three days.  Red Bull's Max Verstappen went into the weekend with a ten-place grid penalty due to an out-of-regulation engine change.  McLaren-Mercedes were super-quick on Friday. Max V was fastest on Saturday, in difficult conditions, and would thus start P11.  Mercedes' George Russell took the chequered flag first on Sunday after a sensational drive with a one-stop strategy - but then he was disqualified within hours of the race finish, due to his car being underweight. This handed victory to his team-mate, Sir Lewis Hamilton.  McLaren's Oscar Piastri then finished second - and might have won it but for a pit stop error; Ferrari's Charles Leclerc would be third; and Verstappen eventually finished fourth, hurt by the inability to run closely behind other cars on the fast Spa corners. So download and enjoy Peter's detailed analysis of the three remarkable days of Spa, starting with Friday. He also uniquely talks about the different styles used by the top drivers through the daunting Pouhon corner in qualifying; and, post-race, the background to George Russell's brilliant strategy. 
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Although this race resulted in a resounding one-two finish for McLaren-Mercedes it will always be remembered for the acrimony surrounding McLaren's decision to give the win to Oscar Piastri.  In so doing, the McLaren management stood by a pre-race decision to reward the driver who led off the line - itself an extraordinary plan - and threatened Lando Norris with reduced further support if he didn't cede his race lead to Piastri.  Peter Windsor talks about this in our latest podcast - and about the fractious race of Red Bull's Max Verstappen, who eventually finished P5.  Sir Lewis Hamilton drove another good race to finish third, ahead of Ferrari's Charles LeclercT, Verstappen and Ferrari's Carlos Sainz. This podcast covers the full three days of the Hungarian GP, as well as a short, tyre-related interlude prior to the race on Sunday.
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Join Peter and viewers as they look back at the British GP and chat about all matters of F1 - past, present and future.  Questions range from whether Oscar Piastri might soon eclipse Lando Norris to which F1 championships should be re-visited and overturned....
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Re-live Sir Lewis Hamilton's titanic win at Silverstone via Peter Windsor's full analysis. Peter pin-pointed the breathtaking grace of Lewis's driving as early as Saturday, when Lewis's prolonged use of eighth gear into Becketts was in sharp contrast to that of his team-mate, George Russell, who was using seventh at exactly the same place. George led the race from the pole but Lewis was a constant presence. When the early rain fell, it was Lewis who took the lead; and when McLaren's Lando Norris was delayed in the pits during the final round of tyre changes it was Lewis who led the race on the softest of the Pirelli tyres.  In the wake of the Mercedes, it was impossible for Lando to conserve his tyres.  Out in front, in clear air, it was Sir Lewis's race to lose.  Red Bull's Max Verstappen, on hard Pirellis, began to close...but it was Sir Lewis who won the day - won a glorious and record-breaking ninth British GP at Silverstone.
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Lots to talk about after that frenetic Austrian GP - and Cameron has plenty of questions for Peter Windsor.  Does Max Verstappen deserve all the criticism that has been heading his way?  Was Lando the innocent party?  And what role did DRS play in the accident?  There's plenty of chat about all this - and lots more besides.  
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Re-live the frenetic Austrian GP with Peter Windsor, beginning with free practice and Sprint qualifying on Friday and culminating in a late-race collision between Red Bull's Max Verstappen and McLaren-Mercedes' Lando Norris.  George Russell (Mercedes) weaved through the debris to score career win number two, with Oscar Piastri second for McLaren-Mercedes and Carlos Sainz back on the podium for Ferrari in P3. As ever, Peter matches objectivity with insight, drawing on his years in F1 as both a team and driver manager.
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