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On this week’s podcast we look at the Chinese Grand Prix and just what’s happening in the Mercedes team at the moment. We also look forward to next week’s Grand Prix in Bahrain and much […]
Just a quick post to say thanks to everyone that listened to any of the podcasts so far. Last week’s was the most popular one so far with over 115 listens as of this morning […]
This week we preview the Chinese Grand Prix along with looking at the latest news stories to come out of F1, including the latest reports on Alonso’s crash, rumours surrounding Torro Rosso & Renault and […]
In this week’s podcast we look back at the Malaysian Grand Prix after Sebastian Vettel’s first win in a Ferrari along with how Mercedes didn’t get things right and how the other teams fared. Don’t forget […]
This week we preview the upcoming Malaysian Grand Prix and look at some of the other issues in F1 including Honda’s engine woes, injured drivers and the reasons why there won’t be a Grand Prix […]
This week we go back over some of the talking points from the Australian F1 Grand Prix and look at where this leaves the teams, driver and the whole of F1 in general. You can […]
Well after a couple of false starts (you really don’t want to hear them!) We’ve finally got our 1st podcast recorded and it’s also the first appearance on here of the latest addition to the […]
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