The Total Motorsport F1 Show

The 2025 Formula 1 season's first triple header is in the bag and The Total Motorsport F1 Show takes a look back at the sixth race of the campaign - Miami Grand Prix. Host Joe Krishnan is joined by F1 journalists Brandon Sutton and Ewan Gale to dissect all the latest news and gossip from the F1 paddock following a scintillating Sprint weekend in the USA.

It was all McLaren once again in Florida with Lando Norris taking victory in the F1 Sprint, then Oscar Piastri winning his third race of the 2025 season with a dominant showing in Miami. Norris followed his McLaren teammate home in the main Grand Prix, with George Russell proving to be ever the opportunist with a third place thanks to a fortunately timed VSC.

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The 2025 Formula 1 season's first triple header is in the bag and The Total Motorsport F1 Show takes a look back at the fifth race of the campaign - Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Host Joe Krishnan is joined by F1 journalists Brandon Sutton and Ewan Gale to dissect all the latest news and gossip from the F1 paddock following a scintillating weekend in Jeddah.

It was all McLaren once again in Saudi Arabia with Oscar Piastri winning his third race of the 2025 season with a measured showing in the desert. There was more disappointment for Lando Norris as his crash in qualifying meant he missed out on a podium, while Max Verstappen had a penalty that ultimately cost him a chance of victory.

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The 2025 Formula 1 season trundles on and The Total Motorsport F1 Show takes a look back at the fourth race of the season - Bahrain Grand Prix. Host Joe Krishnan is joined by F1 journalists Brandon Sutton and Ewan Gale to dissect all the latest news and gossip from the F1 paddock following a rather dramatic race in Sahkir.

It was all McLaren once again in Bahrain with Oscar Piastri becoming the 2025 season's first multiple race winner after an imperious showing in the desert. Despite the smiles for the Australian, his teammate Lando Norris was disappointed with a third place and a less than stellar showing across the weekend.

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The 2025 Formula 1 season trundles on and The Total Motorsport F1 Show takes a look back at the third race of the season - Japanese Grand Prix. Host Joe Krishnan is joined by F1 journalists Brandon Sutton and Ewan Gale to dissect all the latest news and gossip from the F1 paddock following an less than eventful race in Suzuka.

Many predicted a McLaren washout in Japan, but then a certain Dutchman in a Honda-powered Red Bull spoiled their part with a near perfect weekend that contained a qualifying lap for the ages and dominance in the race.

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The 2025 Formula 1 season continues and The Total Motorsport F1 Show takes a look back at the second race of the season - Chinese Grand Prix. Host Joe Krishnan is joined by F1 journalists Brandon Sutton and Ewan Gale to dissect all the latest news and gossip from the F1 paddock following an eventful race in Shanghai.

Lewis Hamilton claimed his first victory in Ferrari colours in the F1 Sprint. Then Oscar Piastri produced a professional drive to bring home another McLaren 1-2.

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In the latest episode of The Total Motorsport F1 Show, host Joe Krishnan is joined by F1 journalists Adam Dickinson and Brandon Sutton to dive into the an amazing weekend of racing and drama at the 2024 Brazilian Grand Prix in Sao Paulo. 

Going into the event, many were expecting Lando Norris and Max Verstappen to get even closer in the F1 title race, which looked likely after the Red Bull driver took a new engine and thus incurred a grid drop.

That was further built on when Verstappen was knocked out in Qualifying early, and started the 2024 Brazilian GP from 17th on the grid. All things pointed to a huge points haul for McLaren and Norris. However, we witnessed history as the Dutchman drove the race of his life in wet conditions at Interlagos.

Elsewhere, Lewis Hamilton had a shocking weekend for Mercedes and at one point suggested he might not see out the final three races of the 2024 season. And Alpine make a miraculous double appearance on the podium much to everyone's surprise. 

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In the latest episode of The Total Motorsport F1 Show, host Joe Krishnan is joined by F1 journalists Adam Dickinson and Brandon Sutton to dive into the all the controversy that came from a thrilling 2024 Mexico Grand Prix. 

All the talk was of another (two) incident(s) between Lando Norris and Max Verstappen at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez as the two 10-second penalties given to the Red Bull driver brought the Dutchman's driving standards into question once again.

With Verstappen being compared to Dick Dastardly, as well as F1 drivers admitting he crosses the line on occasions, has FIA had enough of the Dutchman's antics? And will this huge penalty change the way he races?

Attention turns to the man of the moment - Carlos Sainz - who got his wish and was able to take victory for Ferrari once again, before he leave for Williams at the end of the 2024 F1 season. His victory, also cements Ferrari as the main challengers to McLaren in the fight for the constructors' championship.

Elsewhere, Mercedes look lost at sea once again with George Russell and Lewis Hamilton struggling to match the pace of the front runners. Questions were also raised as Russell was running an old floor, and was able to match the pace of his teammate, making Hamilton's decision to jump ship look all the more inspired.

The fight for a seat in the Red Bull team took another twist in Mexico as Liam Lawson capitalised on a dismal Sergio Perez performance to firmly stake his claim to be racing alongside Verstappen next season. Checo's terrible season only got worse in front of his home crowd, and the Kiwi flipped the bird on the race for good measure.

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