The Total Motorsport F1 Show

The latest episode of The Total Motorsport F1 Show sees host Joe Krishnan joined by Formula 1 journalists Ewan Gale and Brandon Sutton to review a dramatic 2025 Dutch Grand Prix, which ended in heartbreak for Lando Norris as McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri claimed victory at Zandvoort.

Piastri extended his championship lead with a composed drive to the chequered flag, while Norris was left watching from the sidelines after his MCL39 suffered a terminal engine failure just seven laps from the finish. The result also opened the door for Racing Bulls rookie Isack Hadjar to claim his maiden F1 podium in front of a stunned Dutch crowd.

Elsewhere, the team break down Ferrari’s double DNF after Lewis Hamilton’s crash and Charles Leclerc’s collision with Kimi Antonelli, while assessing how Max Verstappen fared in front of his home fans. With nine races remaining, the title fight between the McLaren pair is finely poised heading into Monza.

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The latest episode of The Total Motorsport F1 Show sees host Joe Krishnan joined by Formula 1 journalists Ewan Gale and Brandon Sutton to review a controversial 2025 Hungarian Grand Prix, that saw Lando Norris take victory ahead of McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri, thanks to a superior strategy call.

Piastri looked odds on for victory after racing into the distance alongside Charles Leclerc in the Ferrari, as Norris dropped down the order early on. However, a risky call to go for one stop instead of two paid dividends as the Australian was unable to overtake his championship rival on track.

Elsewhere, the focus shifts to Ferrari and Lewis Hamilton in particular given the seven-time champion's comments about being 'useless' and that indicated that the Scuderia should replace him.

Formula 1 teams now have the chance to reset and take stock of the season so far as F1 heads on its annual summer shutdown.

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The latest episode of The Total Motorsport F1 Show sees host Joe Krishnan joined by Formula 1 journalists Ewan Gale and Brandon Sutton to review a wet-dry 2025 Belgian Grand Prix, that saw Oscar Piastri take victory ahead of McLaren teammate Lando Norris, with Max Verstappen winning the F1 Sprint to open the post-Horner Red Bull era.

Piastri’s statement win ramps up the heat on Lando Norris in the McLaren title fight, with Piastri’s measured drive to victory and Norris left reflecting on missed chances from pole, our panel debates how the tension could shape the championship run-in. Is this now Piastri’s title to lose, or can Norris rebound at the Hungarian Grand Prix?

Next, the focus shifts to Ferrari’s eventful weekend and the fortunes of Lewis Hamilton. The crew breaks down the costly errors that plagued both Hamilton and Ferrari in qualifying, misjudged track limits, spins, and a pit lane start that put Hamilton on the back foot. Still, there’s plenty of praise for Hamilton’s relentless fightback, carving through the field in difficult conditions.

With Laurent Mekies overseeing his first race weekend as Red Bull team boss, the panel examines how the atmosphere is shifting in Milton Keynes.

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The latest episode of The Total Motorsport F1 Show sees host Joe Krishnan joined by Formula 1 journalists Ewan Gale and Brandon Sutton to review a chaotic 2025 British Grand Prix, that saw Lando Norris take victory ahead of McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri, who was penalised for some erratic driving under the Safety Car.

As such, the McLaren battle between Norris and Piastri took another twist, with the former winning his home Grand Prix to put himself among the pantheon of great British drivers. But the Driver of the Day was Nico Hulkenberg after the Sauber driver bagged his first ever F1 podium at the 240th time of asking.

Elsewhere, there was more doom and gloom for Red Bull after their gamble on a low downforce setup backfired amid the typical British weather.

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The latest episode of The Total Motorsport F1 Show sees host Joe Krishnan joined by Formula 1 journalists Ewan Gale and Brandon Sutton to review an thrilling 2025 Austrian Grand Prix, that saw Lando Norris take victory ahead of McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri, as the Drivers' Championship battle took another twist.

Norris and Piastri are now in an intra-team battle to be crowned champion after Max Verstappen has his race at the Red Bull Ring ended on Lap 1 by Kimi Antonelli, essentially ending his title charge at the same time.

Elsewhere, Ferrari were best of the rest and recorded their most successful weekend of the 2025 season, though some way off McLaren.

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The latest episode of The Total Motorsport F1 Show sees host Joe Krishnan joined by Formula 1 journalists Ewan Gale and Brandon Sutton to review an extraordinary 2025 Canadian Grand Prix, that saw George Russell take victory ahead of Max Verstappen, though the headlines were dominated by McLaren.

Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri were fighting fourth place in Montreal, but disaster struck towards the end of the race when Norris ran into the back of Piastri, taking himself out in the process. That's led to questions over the Brit's mental fortitude as the championship battle between the pair escalates.

Elsewhere, there was more misery for Ferrari, who weren't able to keep up with their rivals. Kimi Antonelli scored his first podium in Formula 1, and Isack Hadjar continues to impress.

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The latest episode of The Total Motorsport F1 Show sees host Joe Krishnan joined by Formula 1 journalists Ewan Gale and Brandon Sutton to review a controversial 2025 Spanish Grand Prix, discussing 'that' incident between Max Verstappen and George Russell. 

Oscar Piastri dominated from lights to flag in Barcelona as McLaren brushed aside all talk that they would be hampered by the newly imposted FIA flexi-wing regulations. Lando Norris was right behind his teammate in P2 with Charles Leclerc getting another podium finish.

But all the post-race talk was of Verstappen and his collision with Russell which came after an uncharacteristic Red Bull strategy blunder.

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The latest episode of The Total Motorsport F1 Show sees host Joe Krishnan joined by Formula 1 journalist Ewan Gale to review a controversial 2025 Monaco Grand Prix, discussing what some have described as 'manipulated' and 'farcical'. 

Lando Norris was the man who took the chequered flag in Monte Carlo as McLaren once more showed the pace of their car. Charles Leclerc delighted his home crowd as he dragged the Ferrari to an impressive second place, just ahead of Oscar Piastri.

But with F1 introducing a mandatory two pitstop race in Monaco in a bid to improve the on-track action, the experiment didn't have the desired effect with drivers and fans less then impressed.

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The latest episode of The Total Motorsport F1 Show sees host Joe Krishnan joined by Formula 1 journalists Ewan Gale and Brandon Sutton to review a mute 2025 Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, discussing Max Verstappen’s sensational victory over McLaren. 

The defending world champion produced a ridiculous Lap 1 overtake on Oscar Piastri to seize the lead from the championship leader, and from there he simply checked out and was put under practically zero pressure for the remainder.

His performance saw him close the gap in the standings to 22 points as he aims to become just the fourth five-time world champion in the history of the sport, but are Red Bull truly back in the fight or was the win at the Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari little more than a mirage?

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