I review the action from the 2020 Sakhir Grand Prix with freelance journalist Phil Horton.
George Russell takes a phone call in the toilet. Valtteri Bottas’s reputation is in the toilet. This week’s audio quality belongs in the toilet.
I review the action from the 2020 Bahrain Grand Prix with freelance journalist Abhishek Takle.
Alex Albon aims to win the 2020 championship, Lewis Hamilton finally loses something and Rob soft launches his experimental podcast Fatso Drive-through.
Trent Price from eRacing Magazine joins Michael and the empty chairs not filled by Rob or Peter to talk about the psychological effects of engine failure, spinning in the heat of battle and being French.
The Bahrain Grand Prix Strategy Report podcast features Pete Anderson from The Red Line.
Motorsport can be a cruel and fickle sport, and for no-one was that truer than Charles Leclerc in the final 15 laps of the Bahrain Grand Prix.
For all the interest and intrigue that comes with the first round of the season, Formula One left the Australian Grand Prix asking only one major question: what happened to Ferrari?
There's never been a better time to talk about cigarettes, and Michael does exactly that, among other topics, with Dieter Rencken from RaceFans.net. Rodney Gordon from Superlicense F1 Podcast steps in to substitute for political prisoner Rob James and the mysteriously absent Peter McGinley.
For the second Chinese Grand Prix in a row Michael hasn't been deported from the airport, Rob talks football and F1 analogies and Peter dishes out questionable race-themed culinary advice.
A number-one driver needs a certain killer instinct. Bottas seems to lack it.
F1 Strategy Report 2018: Bahrain Grand Prix with BBC F1 commentator Jack Nicholls.
Ferrari had to earn its win at the Bahrain Grand Prix.
Sebastian Vettel outfoxed Mercedes in the dying moments of the Bahrain Grand Prix to win his 200th race start.
Sebastian Vettel pipped teammate Kimi Raikkonen after the flag in Q3 to take pole in his 200th race.
Featuring Rodney Gordon. We discuss panel operators losing their $90 million prize money bonuses and what sound an F1 'flash in the pan' makes, plus Peter McGinley lives the shock jock dream by walking back some accidentally controversial comments.
If Kimi Raikkonen has some sort of bond with the Bahrain Grand Prix, now's the time to exploit it.