Formula 1 celebrated it's 75th anniversary this year and hoping to "start with a bang", opened their first-ever livery reveal event with machine gun kelly. And if you're like us, you probably asked yourself the same question, why? Our favorite moments, liveries, and more all featured in this episode of The Grandstand.

With maybe one of the best sporting announcements/media campaigns ever, Ferrari officially revealed Lewis Hamilton as their new driver for the first time.

Kiwi Liam Lawson was officially made a Red Bull driver after the departure of Sergio Perez. Was Yuki done dirty by his parent team? Even more, will Liam be able to keep up with Max or will the 4 time world champion embarrass yet another teammate?

A silly season that never ended. Bombshell driver and staff changes. Multiple race winners. A battle for both constructors and drivers championship. The 2024 Formula 1 season had it all.

Red Bull and Sergio Perez have finally parted ways. FKnowles and P$ give their instant reactions.

It was the final race of the year once again at the Yas Marina circuit in Abu Dhabi and it wasn't short of drama, as McLaren outlasted a hard late season charge from Ferrari. There was drama on and off track between old foes Mercedes and Red Bull, while Lewis Hamilton had his last ever race in a Mercedes. The boys unpack it all in this 47th episode of The Grandstand.

With only one more race to go, did the Qatar Grand Prix settle anything or did it reignite old beef?

Max Joins the all time greats with a 4th title and then gets hammered. Mercedes 1-2. Ferrari mucking up the strategy. McLaren absolutely fucking no where. Heartbreak Pierre. Checo costing Red Bull the double. Rolls Royce cool down room. Vegas had it all.

Senna Tributes. Sprint Races. Rain. Red Flags. Yellow Flags. Safety Cars. Gromo. Alpine Podium. Max Verstappen masterclass. The 2024 Brazilian Grand Prix had it all.

Ladies and gentleman, The Smooth Operator aka Carlos Sainz is a man unfazed by his impending departure from Maranello. The Spaniard put on a masterclass in Mexico City this past weekend, helping Ferrari overtake Red Bull in the constructors battle. With Checo's horrible form once again on display, crashing out of Q1 and clashing with Liam Lawson, and Max shoving drivers off track, can Ferrari walk away with the constructors title this year?