Three Guys Talk About F1

He’s back, after less than 1/2 a season out Daniel Riccardo makes his (un)shocking return to F1. Nyck out, Danny’s in at Alpha Taurai, capping off an extended Silverstone weekend that did not disappoint.  Join Chris, Dan and David as they rejoice in the return to form for McLaren and their star studded line up. Perez woes continue and they’ll ask 'What does Daniels’s return mean for the Red Bull driver program?'.

After a short hiatus, they’re back. This week they're running up the constructor's standings, asking whose season has got off to a perfect start, and whose season is dead already. Join Chris, Dan and David as they unpack Alonso’s first decent career move, discuss the shambles at McLaren and ponder if it will all come crumbling down at Red Bull. Davida also finally reveals his inside source for his 2023 season scoops, and the car he dreamt about as a kid. All this and much more in this episode of Three Guys Talk About F1.

It's the penultimate race of the season, and F1 is back in Brazil. The Autódromo José Carlos Pace has always been a theatre where F1 dreams come true. That was the case for George Russel who stormed to his first victory in F1. For Red Bull, it was a theatre of nightmare. A disappointing sprint performance was only made worse by a falling out in the team. Join Chris, Dan and David as they unpack what might be happening in Red Bull, discuss the driving standards this weekend and as always comment on the quality of stewarding.  All this and much more (including David's anonymous source at Red Bull) in this week's episode of Three Guys Talk about F1.

‘Max Verstappen, you are a two time world champion!’ was the line we all expected to hear as Max crossed the line in Japan. Instead, the rain came and chaos ensued. Join Chris, Dan and David as they debate the confusion within Formula 1 and the FIA. Be it tractors on track, championship points, or cost cap breaches, there seems to be no cohesion. In these times of chaos, Three Guys Talk About F1 aims to bring the solution in this week's episode.

Monza, a weekend to make or break a career, especially for Williams’ Latifi and last minute replacement Nyck de Vries. For Latifi it was a disaster, for de Vries very much a success. Join Chris, Dan and David as they debate what Williams should do next and who might pick up de Vries.  All this and much much more on this week's episode of Three Guys Talk about F1.

The summer break provided a time for teams to reflect upon their season so far; and for Chris, Dan and David to record a new episode. What is the secret to Red Bull's success? Can Ferrari make the the tough calls needed to win? And who will drive at McLaren next year? All this and much, much more in this extra long episode of Three Guys Talk About F1.

F1 is back after the summer break! Ferrari went into Spa needing some points, but when tyre management goes wrong in qualifying, can it get any better in the race? Question. Join Chris, Dan and David as they unpack Ferrari at Spa. We reflect on the domination of Max Verstappen, and look at what could have been for Chicko Perez.  All this and much more in this week's episode of Three Guys Talk About F1.

Baku was a race Ferrari will have wanted to forget, but with Leclerc starting Canada at the back of the grid, the repercussions of unreliability are far reaching.  As a double race podcast, Chris and David take the opportunity to unpack what teams are doing well, and what other teams need to do to keep their season alive. David's conspiracy theory segment also makes a stunning return. All this and much more more on this weeks episode of Three Guys Talk about F1.

The script was written, this was meant to be the year Charles 'Chuck' Leclerc broke the Monaco curse. With pole position secured on Saturday, he was nearly there. The stage was set.  The rain came and the weekend because a case of what could have been. Join Chris, Dan and David as they unpack what went wrong for Ferrari, and why wet races have became an area of controversies for Formula 1. All this and much more in this week's episode of Three Guys Talk About F1.

Spain was meant to be a weekend of opportunity for Ferrari; for Carlos to get that home Grand Prix performance he desperately needs, and Leclerc to build the championship lead. Instead it was a weekend of disappointment.  Join Chris, Dan and David as they unpack the monumental momentum swing in RedBulls direction. They’ll discuss on RedBull team orders, explore if other teams would act the same, and discuss those who have not performed so far this season. All this and much more in this weeks episode of Three Guys Talk About F1.