Track Talk

Track Talk is back and this time it’s a very special episode, with F1 reporter Lawrence Barretto joining us. 

Dan and Jay sat down with the broadcaster to chat all things F1, including Lawrence’s own journey to the paddock, his love of Michael Schumacher and his special relationship with Kimi Raikkonen. 

We also had to discuss Lawrence’s incredible shoe collection and put him through his paces with our quick-fire questions

Round four of the 2022 Formula 1 season took us to Imola - and Charlotte, Jay and the returning Dan are on hand to take you through all the biggest talking points. 

There was another showdown between Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc with the Red Bull driver looking to upset Ferrari on Italian territory. 

It was a day of mixed fortunes for McLaren and Mercedes and we were treated to our first wet race of the season. 

Stick around to hear all our thoughts, debates and controversial opinions - including our Imola GP awards.

The sprint has returned and we’re back to take you through all the talking points from Imola. 

Charlotte and Jay are on hand to ponder over another fascinating battle between Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc as the drivers battled it out for points and pole for Sunday’s race.

There was plenty of action further back also to sink our teeth into, including a miserable afternoon for Mercedes.

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We’re back! This time Charlotte and Jay take an at length look back at the last round in Australia and look ahead to the next race at Imola.

There was plenty of fallout to cover from down under, including another retirement for Max Verstappen and a dominant victory for Charles Leclerc to extend his championship lead. 

The panel delve into some of the other talking points from Australia, including Alex Albon’s first points finish of the year.

Also, it’s sprint weekend! Imola hosts the first of three sprint races this year. We look ahead to what we could expect to see and look ahead to who could come out on top in Italy. 

Charlotte and Jay wrap things up with the usual round of predictions, and these could be our boldest yet!

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Dan and Jay were up at the crack of dawn to watch qualifying for the Australian Grand Prix - and it was certainly worth the early start.

Charles Leclerc secured his second pole of the year, once again beating Max Verstappen. But it was a shocker for teammate Carlos Sainz who starts way down the order.

Two red flags also meant the sun was setting in Melbourne as qualifying ended. Dan and Jay are here to round up all the talking points from down under, including a bizarre crash between Lance Stroll and Nicholas Latifi.

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Formula 1 reached the shores of Jeddah this week - and once again, it didn’t disappoint.

The Track Talk trio are ready to take you through a thrilling Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, which saw 2021 World Champion Max Verstappen take victory.

It was a close second for Charles Leclerc after an intense battle for the lead between the two young drivers. 

Sergio Perez was unlucky and lost out to his teammate and both Ferrari’s after a safety car. 

Mercedes had woes with Lewis Hamilton finishing a lowly P10.

As always, we’re on hand to review an incredible weekend with the usual banter and bold predictions.

After what’s felt like an eternity, Formula 1 finally returned with the Bahrain Grand Prix - and it did not disappoint.

There were new cars, new tyres, a new driver, but it was F1’s oldest team back on top, Ferrari. Charles Leclerc bossed the weekend, converting his pole into victory, followed home by teammate Carlos Sainz.

It was a painful weekend for Red Bull, who looked on course to finish second and fourth, until both cars retired with mechanical failures, leaving Max Verstappen very disgruntled as he begins his defence of the world title.

But one team’s loss is another team’s gain, and Mercedes were on hand to take full advantage. Lewis Hamilton completed the podium in a car that looks well off the pace of the Ferrari. 

The Track Talk trio are on hand to break down all the action in Bahrain, with the usual bold and controversial opinions - plus some heated debates.

We also look ahead to round two of the season in Jeddah and make some interesting predictions ahead of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.

We have had the first qualifying of the season and it did not disappoint!! 

Charlotte and Dan discuss Saturday’s qualifying under the lights in Bahrain which saw Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc claim his 10th pole in Formula 1! 

The Ferrari engines looked to be powerful here with Valtteri Bottas and Kevin Magnussen in the Top 7! 

The duo looked at the surprises of the session, and who will need to make improvements before tomorrow’s race. 

But who will win tomorrow? We will have to find out in tomorrow’s Grand Prix!!

The Track Talk Trio are back and finally it’s race week!

After what’s felt like forever since Abu Dhabi - Jay, Charlotte and Dan are back to give you the lowdown ahead of this weekend’s Bahrain Grand Prix.

There was some big news earlier this week with Aston Martin announcing that Nico Hulkenberg will replace Sebastian Vettel in the opening round, after the four-time world champion tested positive for Covid-19. 

The first tests of the season gave the team plenty to get their teeth into, including whether Mercedes will struggle this weekend. It was a promising start to the year for Ferrari, however, FP2 was topped by Max Verstappen, the reigning champion.

Stick around for some bold and daring predictions from the trio, including Dan getting very annoyed with Charlotte and Jay.

The Track Talk Trio are back again to discuss all the latest news and gossip from the F1 paddock, including a brand new driver!

Kevin Magnussen made a dramatic return to Haas just before recording and the team discuss his credentials and benefit to the team ahead of pre-season testing in Bahrain. They also investigate why Nikita Mazepin was unceremoniously sacked recently. 

In other news, Max Verstappen has a bumper new contract and the Russian Grand Prix will no longer be on this year’s calendar, so we’ve come up with some excellent replacements.

Finally, the trio look over the liveries of this year and rate what’s hot and what’s not.