Big shakeups from Austin! Lewis Hamilton's shocking DNF took everyone by surprise, and Perez struggled to impress, leaving Red Bull with some questions to answer. And in our classic Win It or Bin It segment, the win goes to the always-impressive Liam Lawson, while Lance Stroll has the unfortunate bin for the weekend.

Sometimes you win some, sometimes you lose some, and today we're all missing Danny Ric, who has just recently been replaced for the rest of the season. Dan and Jazeman discuss everything that happened at the Singapore Grand Prix, like Lando dominating the circuit and Hulkenberg's impressive defensive drive.

And Piastra does it again for his second F1 career victory around the streets of Baku, despite having Leclerc on his tail for the majority of the race. But wait, what happened to Checo and Sainz?

In this week's episode, Dan and Jazeman do an overdue review of the Italian Grand Prix in which we saw K-Mag's sloppiness that resulted in a race ban, Lando's drop down to P3 despite a pole position and talks of a certain Franco Colapinto!

Logan Sargeant has been axed, and replaced by Franco Colapinto! Shock. On this episode, Weiron and Jazeman focus more on the paddock news such as Sargeant's replacement, the Haas-Uralkali saga and Ocon's future.

Rogue move, but thinking about it it's starting to make sense. Weiron and Dan talk about the Belgian Grand Prix, including George Russell's disqualification and Toto's recent behavior, Perez (slated, yet again) and more!

Did you think you'd seen the last of Gunther Steiner? Well, if you did, you might be mistaken! On this episode Jazeman and Weiron talk about Hamilton's 200th podium, Max doing way too much during his time off and whether Piastri truly deserved his win (or did those team orders help?)

A Mercedes front-row lockout? We've been waiting for this for ages and it's finally arrived. The boys talk Lewis's victory at his home race, McLaren strategy disaster and Ollie Bearman's multi-year deal.

We couldn't be happier for George taking home his second ever win, but some might argue that it was all by chance. On this episode, the boys talk about Leclerc's disastrous weekend, the Ocon and Gasly incident and Perez trailing behind a Haas (like, really...?)

Is it possible for Lando Norris and McLaren to truly contend with the formidable Max Verstappen and Red Bull for the 2024 drivers' and constructors' titles? According to Lando Norris himself, the answer is yes. He asserts that his team possesses “what it takes” to challenge their formidable rivals. Jazeman and Dan also talked about Perez's stagnant position, Sainz's early attack and George powerful start.