This is it - the final triple header of the F1 season and the final 3 Grand Prix weekends to decide who will be the Formula 1 World Drivers Champion! Norris, Piastri, Verstappen - who will it be?

Kicking off the last races, Formula 1 heads to sin city and the lights of Vegas as racing returns to the strip. Cold dusty conditions greet the drivers around this street circuit, and in 2025 we got a new component in the form of rain too! The high speed, low grip, nature of the circuit was not expected to play to the strength of the McLaren's here, so would we see Verstappen make a dent into the Championship advantages of Norris and Piastri? Could Mercedes once again spring a surprise after dominating the 2024 Grand Prix?

As it turns out, we were truly treated to a fascinating Grand Prix weekend. One of the best qualifying sessions of the year in tricky conditions, a race with both battling and strategy at play, and then the Championship bombshell that saw both the McLaren's disqualified due to excessive plank wear. Could this be the race that saw the Championship go Verstappen's way? Discussing the weekend with Perry is Jimmy from the Papaya Pod - a must listen for all McLaren fans!

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As Formula takes 1 last weekend off before the Championship ending triple header, we take a look back at the the NASCAR Cup Series Championship deciding race hosted at Phoenix. The playoff format employed by the series guarantees that 4 drivers arrived in Phoenix with the chance to claim the Championship - Denny Hamlin, William Byron, Kyle Larson, and Chase Briscoe. But who would walk away with the ultimate prize in 2025?

Perry is joined by NASCAR Cup Series fan Luis this week, with the task of changing our early season verdict of the series... Armed with a Championship to be decided and watching the entire race and not just the highlights, would Perry be won over at the second time of trying? And what do we both think of the controversial playoff format that has been at the heart of NASCAR Series debates for so long?

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The busy Sprint weekend schedule leaves no time to rest - following dramatic Sprint race, action resumed with the Brazilian Grand Prix itself. After Lando Norris took a narrow win from Kimi Andrea Antonelli in the Sprint, they would both line up alongside each other once again for the Grand Prix itself. But it was Leclerc starting 3rd, relegating Championship hopeful Piastri to 4th. And Verstappen? Well a disappointing qualifying session left him starting from the pit lane.

Could Norris secure the win and with it a huge step towards the Championship? Could Antonelli claim a first Grand Prix victory in his rookie season? What could Piastri do from 4th on the grid? What could Verstappen do from the pit lane? All will be discussed by Perry, Luis and Eddie!

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4 Grand Prix, 3 Championship contenders, 2 Sprint races left, 1 point between the McLaren drivers - the numbers don't lie, the end of the 2025 Formula 1 season is going to be one for the record books! And if it wasn't exciting enough, Interlagos usually offers some of the best racing of the season and is the best suited to the current Sprint weekend format.

Lando Norris continued where he left off in Mexico by securing Sprint pole, but could Oscar Piastri or either of the fast paced Mercedes duo offer a threat in the Sprint race? With heavy rain hanging in the area, drama was all but guaranteed! In this sprint review, Perry shares his own opinions on all the action, as well as looking ahead to what we might expect from the Brazilian Grand Prix itself.

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Just 5 race weekends remain in the 2025 F1 Championship, and next up is the Mexican Grand Prix around the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez. Located in the heart of Mexico City, the circuit is situated over 2km above sea level, meaning air is at a premium. The cars will run with Monaco wing levels, but will only be able to generate Monza levels of downforce! And with the track not being used often during the year, grip is incredibly difficult to come by.

Off the back of scoring maximum points in Austin and reducing the Championship deficit down to just 40 points, Max Verstappen arrives in Mexico in red hot form. Is there anything that either of the McLaren drivers can do to upset the form guide? Ferrari also enjoyed a competitive weekend in Austin, could they continue the trend and deliver another podium? And what could the 9 rookies produce as they get a chance to experience F1 machinery during FP1?

Reviewing the Grand Prix alongside Perry is McLaren superfan Keith - but we promise not to be too biased to the papaya squad!

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The 2025 F1 Championship is ramping up nicely as the end of the season approaches, so what better time for a Sprint weekend than in Austin. The Circuit of the America's has served Max Verstappen very well over the years, so he will be looking to take maximum points and make another dent into the Drivers Championship lead of the McLaren pair.

After winning the sprint race from pole position, Max Verstappen once again lined up on pole for the Grand Prix itself. Could he repeat his win, or could Lando Norris and the rest of the chasing pack put a stop to Max's hold on the United States Grand Prix? A number of teams and drivers were looking to bounce back from a disappointing Sprint, and could Ferrari surprise again after showing good pace? Perry is joined by Eddie to discuss all of Sunday's drama and to look ahead to Mexico.

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The 2025 F1 Championship is ramping up nicely as the end of the season approaches, so what better time for a Sprint weekend than in Austin. The Circuit of the America's has served Max Verstappen very well over the years, so he will be looking to take maximum points and make another dent into the Drivers Championship lead of the McLaren pair.

19 laps from lights out to the chequered flag and with no pitstops required, could Verstappen go on to convert his Sprint Pole into a Sprint win? Could the chasing McLaren pair demonstrate the once dominant performance of the MCL39? And what could the chasing pack bring to the table in terms of action, lead by the outstanding Nico Hulkenberg from a dizzying 4th place? In this light review, Perry shares his own opinions on everything we saw, as well as looking ahead to what we might expect from the Grand Prix itself.

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The single seater motorsport ladder has many options on the way to Formula 1 sitting as the pinnacle. Although there is no set route or defined ranking to the various series, one of the very top rungs often gets overlooked and does not have the popularity that it probably deserves...

Super Formula is one of (if not the) Japan's top motorsport series alongside Super GT. It boasts to have the fastest cars outside of Formula 1, and has been the final proving ground for many F1 drivers over the years. So is there a reason why it seemingly does not have the following befitting of such a series, or is it just on the cusp of becoming more popular amongst the motorsport fanbase?

Discussing Super Formula with Perry is Luis - we review rounds 1 and 2 of the 2025 season held at Suzuka. And if you like our review and want to give Super Formula a watch yourself then you can find both of these full race replays available for free over at Motorsport.tv - Give them a watch!

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With the European races completed, F1 entered the final phase of the 2025 season. Starting with the home of the night race, the Singapore Grand Prix. Last year saw Lando Norris take a commanding victory ahead of Max Verstappen, which had fans asking whether he could really overturn the deficit and make it a Championship fight. This year roles are reversed, so could Verstappen take a win that proved his Championship hopes were real?

McLaren squandered the first chance to wrap up the Constructors Championship in baku, so would they take the second chance and make amends under the lights of Singapore? A podium finish for either McLaren driver would do it, but maybe Mercedes and Ferrari could offer one last reprieve to their celebrations?

Joining Perry this week to discuss the Grand Prix, fellow McLaren fan and McLaren Fanscast guest Andy Robinson steps up to offer his views on the weekend.

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This week I have a very special guest joining me on the Motorsport REView - host and broadcasting extraordinaire, Bryn Lucas! Bryn currently applies his skills hosting events with Formula 1 teams, as the lead presenter for British GT, and on Red Bull TV and their content pool. Bryn also previously hosted the Autosport F1 podcast, the Autosport International show, and the Silverstone Festival - a wide variety of Sports and Series!

In this interview we spoke about Bryn's early career foundations, some of the experiences he has enjoyed across his years within the industry, and how the landscape of motorsports has changed within that time. It was a fantastic discussion, thank you so much to Bryn for sharing your time!

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