Tuscan GP Qualifying

F1 News: Mercedes and Alpine 2021 Car Launches

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F1 2021 - Karun Chandhok Answers The Big Questions

Karun Chandhok is your guide to the key issues this season. He answers your questions like: Can anyone stop the Mercedes steamroller?Should Hamilton retire at the end of 2021?Why was Perez the right choice for Red Bull?What does the future hold for Alex Albon?Can Carlos Sainz Jr thrive at Ferrari?What's the ideal amount of races in a Formula 1 season?

Red Bull RB16 Car Launch

Red Bull has become the latest Formula 1 team to show off its 2021 car, which is the RB16B. It’s an updated version of the car that won twice last year, but had various problems that prevented it getting closer to Mercedes overall. Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor, Autosport) is joined by Jonathan Noble (F1 Editor, Motorsport.com), Luke Smith (F1 Reporter, Autosport) and Jake Boxall-Legge (Technical Editor, Autosport) to go over what we learned from the Red Bull reveal today.

The Greatest Mercedes-Benz Grand Prix Cars

This week we assess the greatest Mercedes grand prix cars, including a rare entry which has a 100% win record! First, a caveat, the cars we're talking about include those which pre-date the F1 championship. As a full works entry in Formula One, Mercedes-Benz might have only entered for two stints, but has dominated both times.Plus we take on two more topics covered in the 11th Feb issue of Autosport magazine.

Analysis of McLaren's MCL35M Car Launch

Earlier today McLaren Racing unveiled the MCL35M, their 2021 challenger which will be driven by Lando Norris and new signing Daniel Ricciardo. After finishing third in the 2020 constructors championship, the team move to a Mercedes power unit. Alex Kalinauckas hears from Jake Boxall-Legge (Technical Editor, Autosport) about his first impressions and key areas on the car to look at. Before the car launch, Autosport's Luke Smith and Jonathan Noble (F1 Editor, Motorsport.com) sat down for a virtual chat with both drivers and team management, and they join us on the podcast to talk about McLaren's chances of moving up the grid in 2021

F1 News: Engine Freeze, Sprint Races and Alonso Accident Update

It has been another busy week of F1 news as we count down to the 2021 season. On today's podcast we've got news on the F1 Commission proposing an engine freeze from 2022 to 2024. F1 also wants to experiment with sprint races in Canada, Italy and Brazil this year. It would mean qualifying moves to Friday, with Saturday's running being a 100km sprint race, which then defines the starting grid for Sunday's Grand Prix. Finally we discuss the latest news of Fernando Alonso's cycling accident and whether surgery this week will impact his return to F1.

Rebuilding McLaren - Autosport talks to Zak Brown

This week we look into the reviving fortunes of a fallen F1 giant - McLaren Racing. But is it still a sleeping giant? They have consistently improved their results since finishing 9th in 2017 (with Honda power) to third in the constructors table in their final year with Renault.In 2021 McLaren will compete again with Mercedes power units and a new driver in Daniel Ricciardo. What do they have to do to get back on the top step of the podium? Can anyone beat Mercedes whilst being a customer? Perhaps, after all McLaren beat their engine supplier Renault in 2020.We sat down with Zak Brown (Chief Executive, McLaren Racing) to talk about how he's rebuilding McLaren.

F1 News: Hamilton Agrees One Year Deal with Mercedes

The development Formula One has long been waiting for finally occurred on Monday morning when Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula One Team announced that seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton will be staying with the team for 2021. The one year deal was a surprising development and creates a blockbuster driver market for 2022, with all three Mercedes contracted drivers (Hamilton plus Bottas and Russell) coming to the end of their respective 2021 deals. On this edition of the podcast we dissect the details of Hamilton's new deal, as well as asking what it means for his future and the team.Joining Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor, Autosport) today is Jonathan Noble (F1 Editor, Motorsport.com) and Luke Smith (F1 Reporter, Autosport).

F1 News: CEO Stefano Domenicali Considers Sprint Race Format, Reverse Grids Ruled Out

Shortly after Jonathan Noble finished speaking to Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali, he sat down with Alex and Luke around the virtual podcast table to discuss the call. Formula 1's new boss is considering whether a Saturday sprint race could be introduced to freshen up the weekend. He also confirmed that the proposed reverse grids idea is off the table: "Reverse grid is over. That's something I can tell you."

Why Williams' revival in F1 is real

Williams Racing has fallen far from its heights as one of the championship supersquads, and it has regularly pledged its determination to re-tread old ground further up the grid. That tale will be familiar to F1 fans as the team has yet to recapture any of its old gory, but there were signs from the 2020 season that Williams has finally turned the corner and its revival is really on. This week on the podcast we look forward at how they plan to move up the grid, and we look back by ranking the top 10 Williams F1 cars.

F1 News: McLaren's New Chassis, Sainz's Unforgettable First Test and Mercedes Benz Talk Tech

This week James Allison (Technical Director, Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula One Team) opened up on why the team fear they could trip up with the rule changes for 2021. Is it a bluff? Or perhaps an insight into mindset of a team so used to winning? Also this week, Carlos Sainz Jr said his first appearance in a Ferrari is "a day I will never forget". What did our own Jonathan Noble make of his first 100 laps in a Ferrari? And finally we hear from McLaren about how the majority of their 2021 chassis is brand new because of their move to Mercedes-Benz power. Production Director Piers Thynne told the McLaren website: "Whereas every other team will carry over most of its car from last year into this year, our switch to the Mercedes power unit means that's not the case for us. It's driven a huge amount of change and, essentially, we've been building a new car. The number of new parts on the MCL35M is about the same as when we built the MCL35."

What 2021 Tech Rules Mean For F1

On the podcast this week we're looking at how 2021's Technical Regulations are impacting the teams. There are plans to cut downforce levels by 10%, change the floor design and the token system where to control development. We look at the driver line-up changes and how smaller teams will benefit from the budget cap. Also this week JBL, as Autosport's punmaster-in-chief, casts verdict on Renault's rebranding of Alpine as part of their 'Renaulution' event.

F1 News: Sainz Gets Early Ferrari Testing, Alpine Racing Director and Perez Arrives At Red Bull

Carlos Sainz will sample a Ferrari F1 car at the Fiorano Circuit next week in a private test, his first time getting real-world experience of the Ferrari systems. Sainz will want to get embedded with the people and team environment. He will be driving the SF71H. Sainz joins the Maranello team at a time of rebuilding and, despite small changes to the 2021 cars, he will be up against a team mate who has a year of experience in the current car.Plus we discuss what the management changes at Alpine F1 mean for their season, and what Perez can do in a Red Bull car which has the potential to win races in 2021.

Why WRC Is Worth Watching: Interview with Peter Thul, WRC Director

For the first #ThinkingForward of 2021 we speak to WRC Director Peter Thul about the qualities needed to excel in rally, why WRC is backing F1’s strategy that hybrid engines and biofuels are the future rather than electric and why so many co-drivers end up running teams and federations.

Senna's Greatest Title? 1991 Autosport Magazine Special

Welcome to our celebration of the 30th Anniversary of the 1991 motorsport season, which is also the subject of a special feature in this week's Autosport Magazine. 1991 was a special year for Formula 1 with new races in France and Spain, the arrival of Michael Schumacher and Mika Häkkinen, new points allocations plus the first stop/go penalty.In our 1991 special, we argue that Senna's campaign - both on and off track - make it the greatest of his F1 crowns, while Williams co-founder Patrick Head is brutally honest about his team's failings that season.Want Autosport magazine delivered to your door each week? Subscribe today and never miss your weekly fix of motorsport: www.autosportmedia.com/offer/article

Albon's Path Back To F1, Calendar Changes and Alpine's Interim Livery

Only a month since the end of the season, the Formula 1 world has been busy with news to digest. Alex Albon will be driving in DTM in 2021 whilst also attending F1 races as Red Bull Racing Reserve Driver. We look at how this will impact his F1 ambitions. What's the latest with the 2021 Formula 1 season calendar? Any how did fans react to Alpine unveiling an interim livery?Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor, Autosport) is joined by Luke Smith (F1 Reporter, Autosport) and Jonathan Noble (F1 Editor, Motorsport.com).

Which driver will be Hamilton's F1 heir?

This week's Autosport podcast looks forward at Formula 1's future. There's no doubt Lewis Hamilton is currently F1's dominant force but, when he decides to stop driving, who can take his crown? It will be a tough act for anyone to follow but three of the drivers we've picked in this week's issue of Autosport magazine are discussed on the podcast. In Luke Smith's first cover for the magazine we look at why Sainz, Norris and Russell are our picks of the next generation.Also on this show we review the 2020 Formula 2 season. The title was won by Mick Schumacher but it wasn't a season of domination from the eventual winner, compared to previous years of F2/GP2. However that doesn't mean we shouldn't be excited about the Schumacher name being back on the F1 grid in 2021, and the curious reason why it could be even better for 2022.Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor, Autosport) is joined by Luke Smith (F1 Reporter, Autosport) and Kevin Turner (Editor-in-chief, Autosport).

Major Team News and Calendar Updates - Welcome to 2021!

Earlier this week Autosport revealed that Suzuki team boss Davide Brivio would depart the reigning MotoGP championship squad and move to Renault's Alpine F1 Team. We ask if a change of management can position the newly rebranded team for success. With Marcin Budkowski leading the team, Pat Fry as Chassis Technical Director and Rémi Taffin as Engine Technical Director, could they mount a challenge in 2021? Or is this more about 2022 and the new regulation changes?Also this week, we talk about Williams changing philosophy and sharing more parts with the Mercedes F1 team. Plus with Australia's season-opener being postponed, Alex pitches his plan for why F1 should return to Silverstone much earlier in the season. Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor, Autosport) is joined by Luke Smith (F1 Reporter, Autosport) and Jonathan Noble (F1 Editor, Motorsport.com)

F1 2020 Review Part 2 – The Top 50 Drivers

After intensive debate, we have finally ranked drivers from no fewer than 19 disciplines to bring you this order. Our expert championship correspondents have also offered up a host of stats, interviews with key figures and in-depth analysis to argue the strengths and weaknesses of each entry. We know the challenge of scoring drivers is invariably controversial, so if you agree or disagree with our Top 50 ranking, get in touch on social media.

F1 2020 Review Part 1 – The Big Stories

The highs, the lows and everything in between. Autsoport's cast of editorial stars, including Alex Kalinauckas, Luke Smith, Jon Noble, Stuart Codling and Jessica McFadyen look back at the best and worst of 2020, plus look forward to what 2021 will hold ...

Toto Wolff discusses the future of Formula 1, cost caps and more

With the retirement of Frank Williams this year, Toto Wolff is now the most successful active team principal in Formula One. His range of motorsport responsibilities for Mercedes also includes Formula E, where rivals BMW and Audi made shock withdrawal announcements recently. So how does the seven times world champion team boss see the future of both series and what is his view on what the motorsport of tomorrow will look like?

Abu Dhabi GP Review

The Grand Prix season is run and won, and while the race may not have offered the biggest spectacle, there's plenty happening off the track to keep fans' interest high. Join the Autosport team for a detailed look at Abu Dhabi and beyond ...

Abu Dhabi Grand Prix Qualifying

Max Verstappen has upset the Mercedes duo in an interesting qualifying session at the Yas Marina Circuit. Alex Kalinauckas and Luke Smith take a deep dive into the session

Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, Practice

The final practice day for 2020 is done, and there's plenty to talk about as the F1 season draws to a close this weekend in Abu Dhabi. Jake Boxall-Legge and Jon Noble discuss the day's running.

Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, Preview

Lewis Hamilton is cleared to race, George Russell is back to Williams and our weekly take on whether Sergio Perez is a genuine chance of driving for Red Bull Racing in 2021. All that and more with your Autosport hosts Alex Kalinauckas and Luke Smith

Sakhir GP Review

It will go down as one of the best Grand Prix of 2020, with many ups and downs across the field. Alex Kalinauckas, Luke Smith and Jon Noble review a great night of racing in Bahrain.

Shakir Grand Prix, Qualifying

The Mercedes pair are split by a hair, and Alex Kalinauckas and Luke Smith review qualifying from Bahrain's outer-loop layout – a unique circuit and some qnique topics to discuss

Sakhir Grand Prix Practice

Ahead of the Sakhir GP, Romain Grosjean has opened up on his terrifying accident in Bahrain last week, and Jonathan Noble details the Frenchman's dramatic recount of the fiery incident. Noble and Jake Boxall-Legge also talk about George Russell's perfect Mercedes debut.

Sakhir Grand Prix Preview - The biggest talking points

In one of the busiest F1 news weeks on record, Alex Kalinauckas and Luke Smith look at George Russell's maiden Mercedes media call and his big feet, Jack Aitken's fresh approach and the FIA's controversial call to allow Fernando Alonso to drive in the season-ending young driver test

Will George Russell Get A Podium This Weekend?

Jonathan Noble (F1 Reporter, Motorsport.com), Luke Smith (F1 Reporter, Autosport) and Stuart Codling (Executive Editor, GP Racing) analyse the key issues around Mercedes' decision What job can Russell do this weekend?Is there only upside for George?What's the impact for Bottas if Russell beats him?Plus driver news for Williams and Haas.

Bahrain Grand Prix Review

Romain Grosjean's dramatic and terrifying crash highlights the race review from Bahrain. Alex Kalinauckas and the team of experts look at the incident and go behind the scenes on a frightening night of F1 action.

Bahrain GP Qualifying

Another pole position for Lewis Hamilton, but there were so many stories to come from qualifying in Bahrain. Alex Kalinauckas and Luke Smith discuss the day's action.

Bahrain GP Practice

A wild day of practice crashes and circuit invasions by a dog created the headlines on the first day of running in Bahrain ... plus the regular news from the paddock, brought to you by Jonathan Noble and Jake Boxall-Legge

Bahrain Grand Prix Preview

Autosport aces Alex Kalinauckas and Luke Smith preview the big news ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix, including the conundrum at Red Bull Racing ....should they keep Alex Albon or snatch Sergio Perez for 2021. Plus, news on Valtteri Bottas, Romain Grosjean and more.

Autosport 70 - Our story from 1950 to today

Autosport has produced a standalone special magazine to celebrate our 70th birthday. All current print subscribers will receive a copy for free. To order your copy of the 196-page Autosport 70th Anniversary issue, please go to: autosport.com/autosport70th

Paddy Lowe's insights on working with Lewis Hamilton

After securing his 7th World Championship in dominant fashion, many now feel Lewis Hamilton is the greatest F1 driver of all time. However, some still argue that his success has only come from being in the best car. Jon Noble and Luke Smith are joined by former Mercedes F1 team Technical Director, Paddy Lowe, to discuss if Hamilton is really the difference-maker.

Turkish GP Review - "Dream The Impossible - You Can Do It Too, Man!"

"Dream the impossible. You can do it too man!" - those were the words of inspiration that Lewis Hamilton gave to his young fans after he crossed the line to take victory in Turkey. Hamilton has wrapped up his seventh Formula 1 world championship in the most entertaining and unpredictable Grand Prix of 2020 . Alex Kalinauckas, Jon Noble, Luke Smith and Stuart Codling look at the wet race, the outstanding drives and Hamilton's record-equalling victory.

Turkish GP Qualifying

Lance Stroll has taken a surprise pole position in the first F1 qualifying session for 2020 that saw the Mercedes drivers off the top spot. Alex Kalinauckas and Luke Smith detail a remarkable qualifying in Turkey.

Turkish GP Practice

The surface of the Turkish GP track was anything but a delight on the first day of practice at the Istanbul circuit, with cars slipping and sliding through the two sessions. Jonathan Noble and Jake Boxall-Legge discuss the day's track action, plus the news and views from the paddock.

Turkish GP Thursday Media Sessions

On the eve of F1's return to the Istanbul circuit, Alex Kalinauckas and Luke Smith discuss the news from the track, including Sergio Perez's future, George Russell's response to his Imola error and the introduction of the W Series to the F1 support calendar next year

Michele Mouton Interview: “Why women race drivers will soon win”

Michele Mouton is a true legend of motorsport. Still the only woman to have won world championship rallies, the sight of her wresting the mighty Audi quattro in the 1980s, matching the top male rally drivers of the time, is as iconic as any moment of Formula One or Le Mans history. Today Mouton’s efforts are focussed on getting the next women drivers to the top of the pyramid in her role as head of the FIA Women in Motorsport commission. Girls on Track – Rising Stars is a global talent competition aimed at 14-16 year olds. Motorsport Network President James Allen finds out more in our latest #ThinkingForward episode.

Turkish GP Preview - Everything You Need To Know

Formula 1 returns to Turkey this weekend with 58 laps of the Istanbul Park circuit. Alex Kalinauckas, Luke Smith and Jonathan Noble get you up to speed on all the big talking points. Lewis Hamilton can clinch his seventh world championship this weekend and draw level with Michael Schumacher. If he finishes ahead of Bottas, the title will be his.

Le Mans Winner Launching New eSports Series

The virtual racing world of esports and sim racing has undergone two years worth of growth in a few months this year, thanks to the attention on it during the Covid lockdown. Now, Mike Rockenfeller (Le Mans 24 Hours overall winner, DTM champion and an Audi works driver) is launching RCCO World eX eSports, featuring short head to head races featuring monstrous electric racing cars, technology and story-telling around climate change.

Emilia Romagna GP Review

Formula 1 returned to the historical Imola circuit for the Emilia Romagna GP, and our expert team has every angle covered in an in-depth post-race analysis podcast

Emilia Romagna GP Qualifying

Qualifying has been run and won for the return of F1 to Imola. There is a familiar feel to the front of the grid, but as Jake Boxall-Legge and Jon Noble discuss, an intriguing, old school Emilia Romagna GP is upon us.

Emilia Romagna GP Preview

F1 teams have congregated at the famous Imola circuit and there is news everywhere. Driver signings, potential COVID infections and questions on the 2021 calendar. Alex and Luke discuss all of the news and more ahead of the Emilia Romagna GP

Nico Rosberg Interview: Extreme E unites Lewis Hamilton and I for good cause

Since his shock decision to retire as a driver after winning the 2016 Formula One world championship, Nico Rosberg has remained in the public eye. And much of his activity has been focused on the electric and the sustainability agenda, as a shareholder of the all electric FIA Formula E series and founder of the Greentech Festival. Now as a team owner in the newly launched Extreme E series, he’s going head to head with former team mate and nemesis Lewis Hamilton and a cast of US racing legends. As manufacturers and sponsors increase pressure on the sport to demonstrate a sense of purpose, what is Rosberg’s vision for the future of the sport and does the internal combustion engine still have any part in it?

Portuguese GP Review

The Portuguese GP Review is here! No spoilers in the podcast show notes though. So join Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor, Autosport) alongside Luke Smith (F1 Reporter, Autosport), Jonathan Noble and Stuart Codling to analyse the result.

Portuguese GP Qualifying Report

Alex and Luke review qualifying at Portimao, and while the battle at the very front was close yet predictable, there were many interesting stories that played out in Portugal

Portuguese GP Practice Report

Jake Boxall-Legge and Jonathan Noble analyse what we can learn from the first day of running in Portugal. Plus, in a bizarre moment, what caused a high speed crash between Lance Stroll and Max Verstappen during a practice session?

Portuguese GP Preview

Alex and Luke preview F1’s weekend at Portimao, the second new circuit for 2020. Big news greeted us in the media centre of the Algarve track as Haas told us there will be an entirely new driver line-up for 2021. So what next for Romain and Kevin?

Why Kubica won't be the last disabled driver to race in F1 - Nathalie McGloin Interview

Nathalie McGloin is a disabled woman who races on equal terms against able bodied men in Porsches. As a teenager she broke her spine as a passenger in a road accident - but now the car has brought her a new purpose. For the latest #ThinkingForward interview, McGloin tell our own James Allen about her her clear vision: where a disabled child can watch an F1 Grand Prix and say, "I want to do that one day" and for it be possible.

Eifel GP Review

The Eifel GP Review is here! No spoilers in the podcast show notes though. So join Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor, Autosport) alongside Luke Smith (F1 Reporter, Autosport), Jonathan Noble and Stuart Codling to analyse the result.

Eifel GP Qualifying

Alex Kalinauckas and Luke Smith look back at a day which saw a potential upset on the front row, and another surprise call-up for Nico Hülkenberg

Eifel GP Practice

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Eifel GP Preview – What To Expect

Alex Kalinauckas and Luke Smith look ahead to this weekend’s action.

Autosport selects the greatest competition car of all time

Autosport takes on the challenge of picking the greatest competition car of all time in the final episode of the Autosport 70 podcast series. The first issue of Autosport magazine appeared on 25 August 1950 and as part of our celebrations this year we have selected the greatest machines from each of the major international categories. Our panel of experts debated the most successful and important grand prix cars, sportscars, rally machines, touring cars, Indycars and junior single-seaters in the previous episodes. The winner from each episode progressed to the grand finale, which also includes some wildcard entries.

Ex-Renault Boss Bob Bell – Why F1 will soon be the best it’s ever been

Bob Bell has enjoyed a stellar career as a top engineer in Formula One with McLaren, Benetton, Jordan, Renault, and Mercedes, He was Technical Director at Renault during the Alonso title winning years, then team principal after the departure of Flavio Briatore. And more recently was one of the architects of the current Mercedes F1 juggernaut. In the latest #ThinkingForward interview with the sport’s leaders and influential thinkers, Bob explains the Grid4Good mission, explains why he believes F1 is about to enter a golden age and looks ahead to a time when F1 and Formula E could merge.

Autosport@70 – Choosing the greatest junior single-seater racing car of all time

In this podcast, Chief Editor and host Kevin Turner takes on the task alongside junior single-seater racing gurus Marcus Pye and Marcus Simmons, who have decades of experience covering many of the championships that have launched future stars.

IndyCar CEO Mark Miles - The push for a third manufacturer

In the latest of our #ThinkingForward interviews, Indycar CEO Mark Miles talks to James Allen about the push to get a third manufacturer into the series and how the sport will shape its digital future beyond linear television among other topics.

Russian GP Review

[no spoilers] The Russian GP Review is here! No spoilers in the podcast show notes though. So join Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor, Autosport) alongside Luke Smith (F1 Reporter, Autosport), Jess McFadyen (Director of Digital Strategy, Motorsport Network) and Oleg Karpov to analyse the result.

Russian GP Qualifying - One Second To Safety

Joining Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor, Autosport) is Luke Smith to look back at the key talking points from today's qualifying for the Russian GP.

Russian GP Practice - Vodka and Pringles

Welcome to the land where vodka is cheaper than Pringles. At least according to Jake on today's podcast. As Luke and JBL look back at the two Friday practice sessions they find themselves with an all too familiar question: can anyone catch Mercedes? The battle for the midfield is tight and Renault have the upper hand after the first day of running.

Russian GP Preview - Lewis Set For Schumacher's Record

Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor, Autosport) and Jonathan Noble (F1 Editor, Motorsport.com) are back to preview the Russian GP. Lewis Hamilton is set to break the record of most wins but insists he does not obsess over the stats. Sergio Perez says he’s disappointed Racing Point has started to hide things from him, but Jon explains why that’s only necessary when a driver is leaving for a direct rival. Alex on Twitter: @NauckasAlex on Insta: @nauckasJon on Twitter: @NobleF1Jon on Insta: @noble__jon

Autosport@70 - Choosing the greatest Indycar of all time

Indycar, and the Indianapolis 500 in particular, has a rich history stretching back even further than Formula 1 or the Le Mans 24 Hours, so just selecting the candidates to discuss was a tough challenge. In this podcast, Chief Editor and host Kevin Turner takes on the task alongside Motorsport Network’s US Editor and long-time Indycar correspondent David Malsher-Lopez, and Autosport Technical Editor Jake Boxall-Legge to pick out the highlights from more than a century of Indycar competition.

W Series CEO Catherine Bond Muir: we’ll see a female F1 driver soon

After a successful 2019 debut season, W Series, the development championship for female race drivers, was forced to cancel its 2020 calendar due to Covid 19. It wasn’t an easy decision, but many race series that have gone ahead because they felt they had to, have lost significant money. The CEO of W Series, Catherine Bond Muir felt that with a nascent championship, it wasn’t the year to struggle through. For the latest in our #ThinkingForward series of interviews with the sport’s leaders, Bond Muir explains why W Series will build back better and why her heart tells her we wlll see a woman racing in F1 sooner rather than later.

Formula E's Future: Jamie Reigle Interview

James Allen talks to Formula E CEO Jamie Reigle about his plans for electric racing and how eSports will be part of their future, in the latest installment of our #ThinkingForward leadership series.

Autosport@70 - Choosing the greatest touring car of all time

In this episode Chief Editor and host Kevin Turner is joined by 1992 British Touring Car champion Tim Harvey and Autosport’s experienced BTCC correspondent Marcus Simmons to select the greatest car from tin-top competitions around the world.

Tuscan GP Review - Three For The Price Of One

[no spoilers] The Tuscan GP Review is here! No spoilers in the podcast show notes though. So join Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor, Autosport) alongside Luke Smith (F1 Reporter, Autosport), Stuart Codling (Executive Editor, GP Racing Magazine) and Jonathan Noble (F1 Editor, Motorsport.com) to analyse how we got three races in one afternoon.Alex on Twitter: @NauckasAlex on Insta: @nauckasCodders on Twitter: @CoddersF1Luke on Twitter: @LukeSmithF1Luke on Insta: @LukeSmithF1Jon on Twitter: @NobleF1Jon on Insta: @noble__jonWebsite: https://www.autosport.com/Facebook: http://facebook.com/AUTOSPORTTwitter: https://twitter.com/autosportInstagram: http://instagram.com/autosport

Tuscan GP Qualifying

Joining Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor, Autosport) is Jonathan Noble (F1 Editor, Motorsport.com) to look back at the key talking points from today's qualifying for the Tuscan GP on their journey back from the circuit.

Tuscan GP Practice - No Room For Error

Luke Smith and Jake Boxall-Legge take you through FP1 and FP2, plus all the off-track action from the Tuscan GP at Mugello.

Tuscan GP Preview - Perez Out, Vettel In

As Alex and Jon drive to the circuit on Thursday morning, they're here to get you up to speed on the big talking points ahead of the Tuscan GP. (Officially: "Formula 1 Pirelli Gran Premio Della Toscana Ferrari 1000 2020"). As Ferrari prepare for a weekend of celebrations the headlines were stolen by their departing driver Sebastian Vettel, who confirmed his deal to drive for Aston Martin in 2021.

Autosport@70 - Choosing the greatest rally car of all time

In this episode Chief Editor and host Kevin Turner is joined by rally guru, journalist and author Nick Garton to run through the best and most legendary rally designs. Comparing competitors across different eras is always a tricky task, but the main judging criteria is the level of success each of the cars enjoyed, how far they changed motorsport with their innovations, and how exciting they were on the stage. Do we think they are cool?

Italian GP Review - One For The History Books

[no spoilers] The Italian GP Review is here! No spoilers in the podcast show notes though. So join Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor, Autosport) alongside Luke Smith (F1 Reporter, Autosport), Stuart Codling (Executive Editor, GP Racing Magazine) and Jonathan Noble (F1 Editor, Motorsport.com) to analyse how a shock podium happened.Alex on Twitter: @NauckasAlex on Insta: @nauckasCodders on Twitter: @CoddersF1Luke on Twitter: @LukeSmithF1Luke on Insta: @LukeSmithF1Jon on Twitter: @NobleF1Jon on Insta: @noble__jonWebsite: https://www.autosport.com/Facebook: http://facebook.com/AUTOSPORTTwitter: https://twitter.com/autosportInstagram: http://instagram.com/autosport

Italian GP Qualifying

[no spoilers] Joining Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor, Autosport) is Jonathan Noble (F1 Editor, Motorsport.com) to look back at the key talking points from today's qualifying for the Italian GP.Alex on Twitter: @NauckasAlex on Insta: NnauckasJon on Twitter: @NobleF1Jon on Insta: @noble__jonWebsite: https://www.autosport.com/Facebook: http://facebook.com/AUTOSPORTTwitter: https://twitter.com/autosportInstagram: http://instagram.com/autosport

Italian GP Practice - Nonsense Awaits

Luke Smith and Jake Boxall-Legge take you through FP1 and FP2, plus all the off-track action from the Italian GP paddock at Monza.

Italian GP Preview - Farewell Frank Williams

It was an emotional day for some in the Formula 1 paddock as the Williams family announced they would be leaving the team this weekend. After 43 years in the sport for Frank Williams, winning 114 grands prix and seven F1 drivers' championships, what was the reaction to the news inside the F1 bubble? Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor, Autosport) and Jonathan Noble (F1 Editor, Motorsport.com) are in Italy to bring you the weekend preview.

Autosport@70 - Choosing the greatest sportscar of all time

Autosport has launched a new series of podcasts to celebrate our 70th birthday. The first issue of Autosport magazine appeared on 25 August 1950 and as part of our celebrations we have taken on the challenge of selecting the greatest competition cars from each of the major international categories. Our panel of experts will debate the most successful and important grand prix cars, sportscars, rally machines, touring cars, Indycars and junior single-seaters. The winner from each episode will then progress to a grand final, where we will select Autosport’s greatest competition car of all time. Special articles will also be produced on the winners.In this episode Chief Editor and host Kevin Turner is joined by sportscar guru Gary Watkins, who has been covering Le Mans and international endurance racing for three decades, and Plus Editor James Newbold, who is our British GT correspondent and sportscar enthusiast.

Belgian GP Driver Ratings - Autosport's Official Verdict

The Autosport Driver Ratings have been an integral part of every GP weekend for many years. We give our verdict, according to a strict set of rules we publish, and then you have your say. By the end of every season the drivers get rated by our Grand Prix Editor Alex Kalinauckas and thousands of Autosport fans around the world. Who will come out on top at Spa? Click here to rate the drivers yourself: https://www.autosport.com/f1/driver-ratings/2020/belgiumJess on Twitter: @JessMcF1Jess on Insta: @nauckasWebsite: https://www.autosport.com/Facebook: http://facebook.com/AUTOSPORTTwitter: https://twitter.com/autosportInstagram: http://instagram.com/autosport

Belgian GP Review

[no spoilers] The Belgian GP Review is here! No spoilers in the podcast show notes though. So join Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor, Autosport) alongside Luke Smith (F1 Reporter, Autosport), Stuart Codling (Executive Editor, GP Racing Magazine) and Jonathan Noble (F1 Editor, Motorsport.com) to analyse how the race was won and ask how Ferrari will respond heading next to Monza.Alex on Twitter: @NauckasAlex on Insta: @nauckasCodders on Twitter: @CoddersF1Luke on Twitter: @LukeSmithF1Luke on Insta: @LukeSmithF1Jon on Twitter: @NobleF1Jon on Insta: @noble__jonWebsite: https://www.autosport.com/Facebook: http://facebook.com/AUTOSPORTTwitter: https://twitter.com/autosportInstagram: http://instagram.com/autosport

Belgian GP Qualifying

[no spoilers] Joining Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor, Autosport) is Jonathan Noble (F1 Editor, Motorsport.com) to look back at the key talking points from today's qualifying for the Belgian GP. And some top cow chat.Alex on Twitter: @NauckasAlex on Insta: NnauckasJon on Twitter: @NobleF1Jon on Insta: @noble__jonWebsite: https://www.autosport.com/Facebook: http://facebook.com/AUTOSPORTTwitter: https://twitter.com/autosportInstagram: http://instagram.com/autosport

Belgian GP Practice - Ferrari Stare Into The Abyss

Luke Smith and Jake Boxall-Legge take you through FP1 and FP2, plus all the off-track action from the Belgian GP paddock at Spa-Francorchamps.

Belgian GP Preview - Talking Points From Today's Driver Briefings

Welcome to a handsfree podcast recording as Jon Noble and Alex Kalinauckas drive back to their rented farmhouse near the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps. Both were fresh from running the track and, before analysing the big talking points of the day, discuss what you can learn from walking or running a racing circuit and experiencing the change of elevation. With questions aimed at Vettel, Perex and Räikkönen regarding which team they may be driving for in 2021, everyone was staying tight-lipped at this stage of the weekend.

Autosport@70 - Our Favourite Grand Prix Cars

Autosport has launched a new series of podcasts to celebrate our 70th birthday. The first issue of Autosport magazine appeared on 25 August 1950 and as part of our celebrations we have taken on the challenge of selecting the greatest competition cars from each of the major international categories. Our panel of experts will debate the most successful and important grand prix cars, sportscars, rally machines, touring cars, Indycars and junior single-seaters. The winner from each episode will then progress to a grand final, where we will select Autosport’s greatest competition car of all time. Special articles will also be produced on the winners.The first episode is on grand prix cars. Chief Editor and host Kevin Turner is joined by Grand Prix Editor Alex Kalinauckas, Technical Editor Jake Boxall-Legge and F1 Reporter Luke Smith for a passionate discussion, trying to tread the line between personal favourites and objective game-changers.

Is Takuma Sato's dramatic Indy 500 win legit? (Motorsport.com Podcast takeover)

Today our colleagues at The Motorsport.com Podcast are here to give you a full rundown of the Indy 500 and also look back the MotoGP Styrian Grand Prix.You can subscribe to their podcast here:Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/feed/id1527648306?at=11lo6V&ct=podnews_podcastGoogle: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuc3ByZWFrZXIuY29tL3Nob3cvNDUyNjYyMy9lcGlzb2Rlcy9mZWVkSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1GKMWIu2DdxtqXHltLzkww

World Rallycross Returns This Weekend - Paul Bellamy Interview

FIA World Rallycross is the latest series to return to racing. It's back this weekend in Sweden, albeit without fans until Round 3 in Latvia. In the latest #ThinkingForward interview, Paul Bellamy (Managing Director of IMG Motorsport) explains the appeal of WRX, why it's the perfect sport to convert non-motorsport fans, why Rallycross is heading towards electric racing and how motorsport leaders have worked together through the pandemic to share best practices to restart racing.

Spanish GP Review - In The Zone

[no spoilers] The Spanish GP Review is here! No spoilers in the podcast show notes though. So join Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor, Autosport) alongside Luke Smith (F1 Reporter, Autosport), Stuart Codling (Executive Editor, GP Racing Magazine) and Jake Boxall-Legge (Technical Editor, Autosport) to analyse how the race was won and lost.Alex on Twitter: @NauckasAlex on Insta: @nauckasCodders on Twitter: @CoddersF1Luke on Twitter: @LukeSmithF1Luke on Insta: @LukeSmithF1JBL on Twitter: @JakeyyBLWebsite: https://www.autosport.com/Facebook: http://facebook.com/AUTOSPORTTwitter: https://twitter.com/autosportInstagram: http://instagram.com/autosport

Spanish GP Qualifying

[no spoilers] Joining Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor, Autosport) is Luke Smith (F1 Reporter, Autosport) to look back at the key talking points from today's qualifying for the Spanish GP.Alex on Twitter: @NauckasAlex on Insta: NnauckasLuke on Twitter: @LukeSmithF1Luke on Insta: @LukeSmithF1Website: https://www.autosport.com/Facebook: http://facebook.com/AUTOSPORTTwitter: https://twitter.com/autosportInstagram: http://instagram.com/autosport

Spanish GP Practice - Bring The Heat

Luke Smith and Jake Boxall-Legge take you through FP1 and FP2, plus all the off-track action from the Barcelona paddock.

Spanish GP Preview - Talking Points From Today's Driver Briefings

Sergio Perez unleashed an expletive-laden rebuttal to the stories regarding what he did in Mexico to contract COVID-19 before the British GP. Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor, Autosport) and Luke Smith (F1 Reporter, Autosport) have everything you need to know before another F1 weekend.

70th Anniversary GP Review - Mate, Did You Hydrate?

[no spoilers] The Autosport 70th Anniversary GP Review is here! No spoilers in the podcast show notes though. So join Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor, Autosport) alongside Luke Smith (F1 Reporter, Autosport), Jess McFadyen (Director of Digital Strategy) and Jake Boxall-Legge (Technical Editor, Autosport) to analyse how the race was won and lost.Alex on Twitter: @NauckasAlex on Insta: @nauckasJess on Twitter: @JessMcF1Luke on Twitter: @LukeSmithF1Luke on Insta: @LukeSmithF1JBL on Twitter: @JakeyyBLWebsite: https://www.autosport.com/Facebook: http://facebook.com/AUTOSPORTTwitter: https://twitter.com/autosportInstagram: http://instagram.com/autosport

70th Anniversary Qualifying

[no spoilers] Joining Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor, Autosport) is Luke Smith (F1 Reporter, Autosport) to look back at the key talking points from today's qualifying for the 70th Anniversary GP.Alex on Twitter: @NauckasAlex on Insta: NnauckasLuke on Twitter: @LukeSmithF1Luke on Insta: @LukeSmithF1Website: https://www.autosport.com/Facebook: http://facebook.com/AUTOSPORTTwitter: https://twitter.com/autosportInstagram: http://instagram.com/autosport

Racing Point Breach Sporting Regulations

In a dramatic Friday at the 70th Anniversary Grand Prix, Racing Point were found to have breached the sporting regulations with their copycat brake ducts. Mercedes were found to have been the principle designers of those parts which lead to a points deduction and hefty fine. So why were rival teams left pondering their own appeal of the upheld appeal? And why is a car which has been deemed to be in breach of the regulations allowed to race for the rest of the season with the same parts? Jake Boxall-Legge and Jonathan Noble have the answers!

70th Anniversary GP - Preview From The Pub

Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor, Autosport) and Luke Smith (F1 Reporter, Autosport) look at the biggest stories they heard in Thursday's media sessions with selected journalists, including Autosport. Sergio Perez received some good news but Hulkenberg remained optimistic about an F1 return. Plus Bottas gets a vote of confidence from the team.

Electric and Hybrid Powertrains Explained by AVL RACING

For today's special insight episode, we talk to AVL RACING which works with the world's leading teams and drivers. We discuss the latest developments in the move towards electrification of your favourite racing series. Whether it's the hybrid systems of Grand Prix cars, the thrill of pure electric racing in Formula E, or how series such as NASCAR can add electric power, in every aspect of motorsport there are exciting conversation happening around batteries and motors.Find out more about AVL RACING here: https://www.avl.com/racingSponsored content.

British GP Driver Ratings - Autosport's Official Verdict

The Autosport Driver Ratings have been an integral part of every GP weekend for many years. We give our verdict, according to a strict set of rules we publish, and then you have your say. By the end of every season the drivers get rated by our Grand Prix Editor Alex Kalinauckas and thousands of Autosport fans around the world. Who will come out on top at Silverstone? And who would have earned a perfect score if only they hadn't made a costly error? Click here to rate the drivers yourself: https://www.autosport.com/f1/driver-ratings/2020/great-britainAlex on Twitter: @NauckasAlex on Insta: @nauckasWebsite: https://www.autosport.com/Facebook: http://facebook.com/AUTOSPORTTwitter: https://twitter.com/autosportInstagram: http://instagram.com/autosport

British GP Review

[no spoilers] The Autosport British GP Review is here! No spoilers in the podcast show notes though. So join Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor, Autosport) alongside Luke Smith (F1 Reporter, Autosport), Stuart Codling (GP Racing and 80s TV Aficionado) and Jake Boxall-Legge (Technical Editor, Autosport) to analyse how the race was won and lost.Alex on Twitter: @NauckasAlex on Insta: @nauckasLuke on Twitter: @LukeSmithF1Luke on Insta: @LukeSmithF1JBL on Twitter: @JakeyyBLCodders on Twitter: @CoddersF1Website: https://www.autosport.com/Facebook: http://facebook.com/AUTOSPORTTwitter: https://twitter.com/autosportInstagram: http://instagram.com/autosport

British GP Qualifying

[no spoilers] Joining Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor, Autosport) is Luke Smith (F1 Reporter, Autosport) to look back at the key talking points from today's qualifying for the British GP.Alex on Twitter: @NauckasAlex on Insta: NnauckasLuke on Twitter: @LukeSmithF1Luke on Insta: @LukeSmithF1Website: https://www.autosport.com/Facebook: http://facebook.com/AUTOSPORTTwitter: https://twitter.com/autosportInstagram: http://instagram.com/autosport

British GP Practice - Guess Who's Back

Jonathan Noble and Jake Boxall-Legge take you through FP1 and FP2 with a focus on what we can learn from today's running running in the scorching heat of a July day at Silverstone. Tomorrow the temperatures will be a lot lower. With Perez now isolating in his motor home due to a positive COVID-19 test, Nico Hülkenberg is back in the Force India, sorry, Racing Point.

British GP Preview - Perez Tests Positive

As Alex Kalinauckas and Luke Smith head to Silverstone to report from inside the Formula 1 bubble, we hear about the first big name to test positive for COVID-19. We ask who will replace him from a variety of reserve drivers, but the solution may be complicated by Formula E.

Hungarian GP Driver Ratings: Autosport's Official Verdict

The Autosport Driver Ratings have been an integral part of every GP weekend for many years. We give our verdict, according to a strict set of rules we publish, and then you have your say. By the end of every season the drivers get rated by our Grand Prix Editor Alex Kalinauckas and thousands of Autosport fans around the world.Who will come out on top in Hungary? And who would have earned a perfect score if only they hadn't made a costly error?Click here to rate the drivers yourself: https://www.autosport.com/f1/driver-ratings/2020/hungaryAlex on Twitter: @NauckasAlex on Insta: @nauckasWebsite: https://www.autosport.com/Facebook: http://facebook.com/AUTOSPORTTwitter: https://twitter.com/autosportInstagram: http://instagram.com/autosport

Hungarian Grand Prix Review: From Zero To Hero

[no spoilers] The Autosport Hungarian GP Review is here! No spoilers in the podcast show notes though. So join Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor, Autosport) alongside Luke Smith (F1 Reporter, Autosport), Jonathan Noble (F1 Editor, Motorsport.com) and Stuart Codling (GP Racing and 80s TV Aficionado) to analyse how the race was won and lost.Alex on Twitter: @NauckasAlex on Insta: @nauckasLuke on Twitter: @LukeSmithF1Luke on Insta: @LukeSmithF1Jon on Twitter: @NobleF1Jon on Insta: @noble__jonCodders on Twitter: @CoddersF1Website: https://www.autosport.com/Facebook: http://facebook.com/AUTOSPORTTwitter: https://twitter.com/autosportInstagram: http://instagram.com/autosport

Hungarian GP Qualifying

[no spoilers] Joining Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor, Autosport) is Luke Smith (F1 Reporter, Autosport) to look back at the key talking points from today's qualifying for the Hungarian GP.Alex on Twitter: @NauckasAlex on Insta: NnauckasLuke on Twitter: @LukeSmithF1Luke on Insta: @LukeSmithF1Website: https://www.autosport.com/Facebook: http://facebook.com/AUTOSPORTTwitter: https://twitter.com/autosportInstagram: http://instagram.com/autosport

Hungarian GP Practice: The Jury Is Out On Ferrari's Pace

Luke Smith and Jake Boxall-Legge take you through FP1 and FP2 with a focus on what we can learn from the limited dry running. Ferrari drivers said they felt more comfortable in the car despite no added updates from the fast-tracked package we saw last weekend.

Hungarian GP Preview: Jon's View From The Pitlane

As Jonathan Noble made his way from Austria to the Paddock in Hungary, along with the rest of Formula 1, we hear about how the journey has been. Once the teams were set up at the Hungaroring, the first big news story of the weekend was Vettel being linked to a seat at Racing Point. But will it be the seat currently held by Perez or Stroll? Alex Kalinauckas is joined by Jon live from Hungary for the inside story.

Styrian GP Driver Ratings: Autosport's Official Verdict

The Autosport Driver Ratings have been an integral part of every GP weekend for many years. We give our verdict, according to a strict set of rules we publish, and then you have your say. By the end of every season the drivers get rated by our Grand Prix Editor Alex Kalinauckas and thousands of Autosport fans around the world.Who will come out on top in Styria? And who gets a lowly 3/10? Listen to find out!Click here to rate the drivers yourself: https://www.autosport.com/f1/driver-ratings/2020/styria

Styrian GP Review: Sublime And Ridiculous

[no spoilers] The winner of today’s Styrian GP showed a sublime level of control over the rest of the field and made it look easy.We saw frustration for one driver who worked his way up from the back of the grid only to end the race with a badly damaged front wing, whilst Austria once again delivered a sensational last lap thriller.But what about the ridiculous? That would be teammates taking out both cars before a full tour has been completed.Alex Kalinauckas is joined live from Austria by our reporter Jonathan Noble, along with Stuart Codling and Luke Smith to dig into the key talking points.Alex on Twitter: @NauckasAlex on Insta: @nauckasLuke on Twitter: @LukeSmithF1Luke on Insta: @LukeSmithF1Jon on Twitter: @NobleF1Jon on Insta: @noble__jonCodders on Twitter: https://twitter.com/CoddersF1Codders on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coddersf1Website: https://www.autosport.com/Facebook: http://facebook.com/AUTOSPORTTwitter: https://twitter.com/autosportInstagram: http://instagram.com/autosport

Styrian GP Qualifying: "A Lap Not From This World"

[no spoilers] Formula One enjoyed a wet 'n' wild qualifying for the Styrian GP which took place in soaking conditions on the Red Bull Ring. On such a short track, the margin of 1.216 seconds between the pole sitter and second on the grid was staggering. Alex Kalinauckas is joined by Luke Smith to take you through the exceptional performances and more major disappointments from those who couldn't make it out of Q1 an Q2.

Styrian GP Practice: Calm Before The Storm

Luke Smith and Jake Boxall-Legge take you through FP1 and FP2 with a focus on the tech updates various teams added to their cars for this weekend. Ferrari brought forward a new aero package scheduled for Hungary but put it on their car today. We discuss the elephant-sized lack of horsepower in the room, and that's all six Ferrari powered teams being seriously down on power. What is happening and how can they fix it?

Styrian GP Preview: Jon's View From The Pitlane

An Jonathan Noble continues to report from inside the track in Austria, he joins Alex Kalinauckas to look ahead to this weekend and the news that Mercedes seem to have a weak spot to be exploited by their rivals. Also, Leclarc and Bottas flew home between the races which has frustrated those who feel they undermined F1 organisers who are keeping everyone in a social bubble. This weekend 10,000 COVID tests will have been carried out, with zero confirmed cases, and Formula 1 will want to prove to various government that they can stage an event safely. Plus we have the inside story on what we saw at the Fernando Alonso press event.

Alonso Is Back! What It Means For F1 and Renault

Third time lucky? Renault just confirmed that Fernando Alonso has signed to drive for the Enstone F1 team for a third stint. What does this mean for F1? And can a driver who said he'd only return to a team capable of winning the Championship fulfill that ambition? Stuart Codling, Jonathan Noble and Luke Smith discuss the biggest issues around Alonso's return.

Why The Red Bull Ring Delivers Great Racing: Christian Klien Interview

As we're between back-to-back weekends racing in Austria, we wanted to catch up with local legend Christian Klien. Although he never raced at his home GP during his time in F1, with stints for Jaguar, HRT and Red Bull Racing, he has fond memories of racing at the A1 Ring. Alex Kalinauckas and James Newbold ask why his home circuit always delivers so much action. Plus we talk about the standout races in his career so far.

The Challenges Facing BTCC's Return: Alan Gow Interview

Touring Car racing is one of the most popular forms of motorsport, certainly on a domestic level. It is all about entertainment and close racing with less emphasis on technology. As the BTCC gets ready to restart in August James Allen speaks to BTCC head Alan Gow for our #ThinkingForward series about getting fans back into the race tracks this season and more broadly what is the future for touring car racing in the new landscape after the Covid crisis.

Austrian GP Review: Survival Of The Fittest

The Autosport Austrian GP Review is here! No spoilers in the podcast show notes though. So join Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor, Autosport) alongside Luke Smith (F1 Reporter, Autosport), Jonathan Noble (F1 Editor, Motorsport.com) and Jake Boxall-Legge (Technical Editor, Autosport) to analyse how the race was won and lost.Alex on Twitter: @NauckasAlex on Insta: @nauckasLuke on Twitter: @LukeSmithF1Luke on Insta: @LukeSmithF1Jon on Twitter: @NobleF1Jon on Insta: @noble__jonJBL on Twitter: @JakeyyBLWebsite: https://www.autosport.com/Facebook: http://facebook.com/AUTOSPORTTwitter: https://twitter.com/autosportInstagram: http://instagram.com/autosport

Austrian GP Qualifying: A Mixed Up Grid

Joining Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor, Autosport) is Luke Smith (F1 Reporter, Autosport) to look back at the key talking points from today's qualifying for the Austrian GP.Alex on Twitter: @NauckasAlex on Insta: NnauckasLuke on Twitter: @LukeSmithF1Luke on Insta: @LukeSmithF1Website: https://www.autosport.com/Facebook: http://facebook.com/AUTOSPORTTwitter: https://twitter.com/autosportInstagram: http://instagram.com/autosport

Austrian GP Practice: Mercedes On Top, Red Bull Protest, Racing Point Surprise

Joining Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor, Autosport) is Jake Boxall-Legge (Technical Editor, Autosport) to analyse the first day of competitive running in 2020. What can we learn from the long-run times today? Is the Racing Point pace real and what could that mean for the midfield battle? And why did Red Bull choose this moment to lodge a protest against the Mercedes DAS system?Alex on Twitter: @NauckasAlex on Insta: NnauckasJBL on Twitter: @JakeyyBLWebsite: https://www.autosport.com/Facebook: http://facebook.com/AUTOSPORTTwitter: https://twitter.com/autosportInstagram: http://instagram.com/autosport

Austrian GP Preview: Jon's View From The Pitlane

Joining Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor, Autosport) is Jonathan Noble (F1 Editor, Motorsport.com) as he arrives in Austria and heads to the track, as part of a small group of global media allowed inside the Media Centre. Jon tells us how F1 is taking no risks with the virus and the common sight of face masks within the F1 bubble. The extra distance from drivers didn’t stop us asking Sebastian Vettel about his bombshell breakup with Ferrari and his admission today that “there was never an offer on the table”.Alex on Twitter: @NauckasAlex on Insta: NnauckasJon on Twitter: @NobleF1Jon on Insta: @noble__jon

The Future Of F2 and F3: Bruno Michel Interview

As head of Formula 2 and Formula 3 Bruno Michel presides over a vital step in the pipeline of driver talents to Formula One. Recent graduates like Charles Leclerc, Lando Norris, George Russell, Alex Albon and Lance Stroll highlight the vital role that these two championships play. This weekend they start again, alongside F1 in Austria and we spoke to Michel shortly before he departed for Austria about how close the Covid-19 crisis came to shutting down F2 and F3 teams and drivers and the how the feeder series builds back better.

Ultimate Season Preview: The Biggest Talking Points Before F1 Starts

Four months after the cancelled Australian opener the Formula 1 season is finally getting underway. Before he caught his plane to head to the circuit, Jonathan Noble joined Alex Kalinauckas, Luke Smith and Jessica McFadyen to look at the key talking points ahead of the season-opening Grand Prix.

Race Brakes Explained - How the perfect setup is crucial with AVL RACING

For today's special insight episode, we talk to AVL RACING which works with the world's leading teams and drivers. We discuss the various braking systems used across categories and how getting the brakes working perfectly can win or lose you the battle. How do simulators work with braking? And what are the new motorsport technologies changing the way drivers brake?Find out more about AVL RACING here: https://www.avl.com/racing

Legendary Le Mans 24 Hours Veteran Hugh Chamberlain Interview

In the final podcast for our Le Mans 24 Hours series this month, motorsport legend Hugh Chamberlain joins us to look back on some of his favourite racing moments. Hugh has held team management roles at Le Mans every year from 1987 until 2008, and there are few in motorsport who know more about how to race there. Joining Alex is Gary Watkins to ask Hugh about the highs and lows of winning (and losing) Le Mans 24 Hours.

Mika Häkkinen Presents: My Greatest Races

Two-time Formula One World Champion Mika Häkkinen joins us live on the podcast to talk about his greatest races.

Why Racing Has A Purpose with Susie Wolff, Alejandro Agag and more

Our sport has a unique ability to reach, unite and empower millions of people globally, and its return is being eagerly awaited worldwide. The world’s top sporting events are some of the world’s most watched, bringing enormous visibility. Athletes and racing drivers like Lewis Hamilton are powerful role models that inspire others and lead by example. The events of recent weeks and the support for Black Lives Matter has shown that motorsport has an opportunity to bring the world together and to raise public awareness of societal issues and solutions. We had already seen signs before the pandemic crisis that sponsors and manufacturers were looking for sport to demonstrate a sense of purpose and it is increasingly clear that in the post Covid world, sport risks looking irrelevant if it does not have a higher purpose than just entertainment.In the FIA eSport Conference MSN president James Allen tackled this subject with a panel featuring Formula E founder and Chairman Alejandro Agag, Susie Wolff, who is team principal of Rokit Venturi Formula E team and the founder of the Dare to be Different initiative to bring more females into the sport; Andrea Adamo team principal of Hyundai moto…

Damon Hill Presents: My Greatest Races

Damon Hill makes a special guest appearance on the latest episode on the Autosport podcast to talk about his favourite drives. He also talks about his admiration for Michael Schumacher, having battled hard against him, and the current state of F1 as we prepare to go racing again.

We Won’t Rush F1 Fans Back To Circuits: Ross Brawn Interview

On the show today, an exclusive conversation with Ross Brawn. Motorsport Network President James Allen spoke to Ross about the plan to go racing again in 2020. There are currently 69 signatures on the FIA F1 world champion’s trophy and whoever adds the 70th at the end of this year will have won in a truly exceptional season. Formula 1 restarts soon and in this latest interview in the #ThinkingForward series, James interviewed Ross at the FIA eConference - they spoke about the challenges of organising the first eight races, the rise of esports during the lockdown, and the complications of filling in the remaining gaps on the calendar with long haul races. Brawn also voiced the hope that this new spirit of collaboration between FIA, F1 and the teams as a result of the Coronavirus crisis, that brought about a remarkable set of rule changes and a budget cap, will continue into the future.

F1 must stay committed to new rules mindset: Günther Steiner Interview

In the latest interview for the #thinkingforward series of thought leadership discussions, Motorsport Network president James Allen and Motorsport.com F1 editor Jonathan Noble speak to Günther Steiner, Team Principal of Haas Formula One Team.Günther tells us why the COVID crisis was the biggest challenge of his career…how he feels about the new budget cap…and why he thinks Formula 1 should be experimenting with reverse grids...”

Jean Alesi Presents: My Greatest Races

Jean Alesi makes a special guest appearance on the latest episode of Autosport's Race of My Life podcast series, on the anniversary of his 1995 Canadian Grand Prix win, to talk about his choice as the best race of his F1 career - that year's Japanese GP.

David Coulthard Presents: My Greatest Races

Today we're bringing you a special episode co-hosted by 13-time Grand Prix winner David Coulthard. Alex Kalinauckas and Kevin Turner (Chief Editor, Autosport) look back at David's greatest races, and ask him how he feels about the future direction of Formula 1.

50 Years of Sauber - Their Greatest Cars

This week we are celebrating 50 years of Sauber in Motorsport. Sauber is a company with an eclectic history beginning with Peter Sauber campaigning in a self-built car in hill climbs, a long partnership with Mercedes, a short ownership by BMW, winning Le Mans and taking the flag at the 2008 Canadian Grand Prix. Joining Codders today is Luke Smith (Autosport F1 Reporter), Jake Boxall-Legge (Autosport Technical Editor) and James Newbold (Autosport+ Editor).

A Better Car Will Attract A Better Driver: Cyril Abiteboul Interview

In the latest interview for the #thinkingforward series of thought leadership discussions, Motorsport Network president James Allen and Motorsport.com F1 editor Jonathan Noble speak to Cyril Abiteboul, Renault Sport Racing Managing Director, about what the coronavirus crisis has done for automotive companies and their involvement in motorsport. They also discuss what he wants to see from the new deal amongst F1 teams, how racing can appeal to a younger fanbase, and how technologies can be transferred between racing series.

The Greatest F1 Team - Team Principal

Race Engineer: PETER BONNINGTONChief Designer: ADRIAN NEWEYSporting Director: STEFANO DOMENICALITechnical Director: ROSS BRAWNDriver #2: STIRLING MOSSLead Driver: LEWIS HAMILTONTeam Principal: (revealed Sun 24th May)This is the final part of our series where we've asked the question: what would the line up of the greatest F1 team look like? From Race Engineer to Team Principal, Lead Driver to Chief Designer, and even the rarely coveted Number Two driver spot. We’ve set out to build an F1 team made up of the best there ever was. The seventh and final vacancy we're filling today is that of Team Principal. On the podcast, your host Jessica McFadyen is joined by James Allen, Jonathan Noble, Roberto Chinchero and Alex Kalinauckas.

The Greatest F1 Team - Number One Driver

Race Engineer: PETER BONNINGTONChief Designer: ADRIAN NEWEYSporting Director: STEFANO DOMENICALITechnical Director: ROSS BRAWNDriver #2: STIRLING MOSSLead Driver: (revealed Sat 23rd May)Team Principal: (revealed Sun 24th May)This is the penultimate part of our series where we've asked the question: what would the line up of the greatest F1 team look like? From Race Engineer to Team Principal, Lead Driver to Chief Designer, and even the rarely coveted Number Two driver spot. We’ve set out to build an F1 team made up of the best there ever was. The sixth vacancy we're filling today is that of Second Driver. On the podcast, your host Jessica McFadyen is joined by James Allen, Jonathan Noble, Ben Anderson and Luke Smith.

The Greatest F1 Team - #2 Driver

Race Engineer: PETER BONNINGTONChief Designer: ADRIAN NEWEYSporting Director: STEFANO DOMENICALITechnical Director: ROSS BRAWNDriver #2: (revealed Fri 22nd May)Lead Driver: (revealed Sat 23rd May)Team Principal: (revealed Sun 24th May)This is the fifth part of our series where we've asked the question: what would the line up of the greatest F1 team look like? From Race Engineer to Team Principal, Lead Driver to Chief Designer, and even the rarely coveted Number Two driver spot. We’ve set out to build an F1 team made up of the best there ever was. The fifth vacancy we're filling today is that of Second Driver. On the podcast, your host Jessica McFadyen is joined by James Allen, Jonathan Noble, Roberto Chinchero and Alex Kalinauckas.

The Greatest F1 Team - Technical Director

Race Engineer: PETER BONNINGTONChief Designer: ADRIAN NEWEYSporting Director: STEFANO DOMENICALITechnical Director: (revealed Thu 21st May)Driver #2: (revealed Fri 22nd May)Lead Driver: (revealed Sat 23rd May)Team Principal: (revealed Sun 24th May)This is the fourth part of our series where we've asked the question: what would the line up of the greatest F1 team look like? From Race Engineer to Team Principal, Lead Driver to Chief Designer, and even the rarely coveted Number Two driver spot. We’ve set out to build an F1 team made up of the best there ever was. The fourth vacancy we're filling today is that of Technical Director. On the podcast, your host Jessica McFadyen is joined by Ben Anderson, Giorgio Piola and Jake Boxall-Legge.

The Greatest F1 Team - Sporting Director

Race Engineer: PETER BONNINGTONChief Designer: ADRIAN NEWEYSporting Director: (revealed Wed 20th May)Technical Director: (revealed Thu 21st May)Driver #2: (revealed Fri 22nd May)Lead Driver: (revealed Sat 23rd May)Team Principal: (revealed Sun 24th May)This is the third part of our series where we've asked the question: what would the line up of the greatest F1 team look like? From Race Engineer to Team Principal, Lead Driver to Chief Designer, and even the rarely coveted Number Two driver spot. We’ve set out to build an F1 team made up of the best there ever was. The thiird vacancy we're filling today is that of Sporting Director. On the podcast, your host Jessica McFadyen is James Allen, Jonathan Noble, Stuart Codling and Luke Smith.

Niki Lauda's Race of My Life - Preview Episode!

Today's episode will introduce a new mini-series of podcasts we're producing called 'Race of My Life'. This series is dedicated to motorsport legends, each explaining their personal choice of the best race in their careers as drivers and team managers. The series will have its own podcast channel and be fully revealed next Monday. We're releasing today's episode in your regular Autosport podcast channel to remember triple F1 World Champion Niki Lauda, a year to the4 day since his death after a lengthy illness. f you enjoy this show, remember to subscribe to our new ‘Race of My Life – presented by Autosport’ podcast channel on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and Spotify.

The Greatest F1 Team - Chief Designer

Race Engineer: PETER BONNINGTONChief Designer: (revealed Tue 19th May)Sporting Director: (revealed Wed 20th May)Technical Director: (revealed Thu 21st May)Driver #2: (revealed Fri 22nd May)Lead Driver: (revealed Sat 23rd May)Team Principal: (revealed Sun 24th May)This is the second part of our series where we've asked the question: what would the line up of the greatest F1 team look like? From Race Engineer to Team Principal, Lead Driver to Chief Designer, and even the rarely coveted Number Two driver spot. We’ve set out to build an F1 team made up of the best there ever was. The second vacancy we're filling today is that of Chief Designer. On the podcast, your host Jessica McFadyen is Giorgio Piola, Ben Anderson and Jake Boxall-Legge.

The Greatest F1 Team - Race Engineer

Welcome to a very special 7-part series where we've asked the question: what would the line up of the greatest F1 team look like? From Race Engineer to Team Principal, Lead Driver to Chief Designer, and even the rarely coveted Number Two driver spot. We’ve set out to build an F1 team made up of the best there ever was. The first vacancy we're filling today is that of Race Engineer. On the podcast, your host Jessica McFadyen is James Allen, Jonathan Noble, Stuart Codling and James Newbold.

How To Make 35,000 F1 Tyres In A Hurry: Mario Isola Interview

In the latest interview for the #thinkingforward series of thought leadership discussions, Motorsport Network president James Allen and Motorsport.com F1 editor Jonathan Noble speak to Mario Isola, the Head of F1 and car racing at Pirelli about the mind boggling logistical complexity of the F1 restart programme for the official tyre supplier to F1. They also discuss the planned move to low profile 18 inch tyres in 2022, where the balance will be in future for F1 between entertainment and technology and Isola reveals how quickly they will need to produce 35,000 tyres that will be needed to service the 18 race calendar F1 is planning between July and December.

Vettel To LEAVE Ferrari This Year. Who should replace him?

With Ferrari formally announcing that Sebastian Vettel will leave the team at the end of the 2020 Formula 1 season, Alex, Luke, Jess and Codders react to the "joint decision". What do we think Vettel will do next? Who do we think could replace Vettel at Ferrari? And what domino effect does this create in the driver market?

How Close To Reality Are Modern Simulators? with AVL RACING

With the current situation forcing all motorsport to temporarily pause, is there a virtual way for the drivers to remain sharp? When the season gets underway, how do the teams use simulators to improve those driver skills to gain an advantage over their competitors? That is the topic today with Alex Kalinauckas (F1 Editor, Autosport) talking to our friends from AVL RACING. On the podcast we ask:•How do you make a simulator reflect a real-life car? •How close can we get to reality?•How do you get a new track into a Sim?•For the teams, is there a role for Sims in how to plan for various race strategies, things like weather and energy management?Find out more about how simulation at AVL RACING is helping drivers and teams: https://bit.ly/2yu2FNV

What If F1 and Formula E Combined? Jean-Éric Vergne Interview

Today we’re delighted to bring you another exclusive interview in our #thinkingforward series. Following the interview on Monday with Zak Brown, we go from team boss to Formula E driver today. The podcast features Motorsport Network President James Allen and Jess McFadyen talking to DS Techeetah driver Jean-Éric Vergne. They talk about why he grabbed the opportunity to join esports, how real racing and sim racing are complementary to each other and when he thinks Formula E will go racing again.

People are scared and looking for leadership: Zak Brown Interview

On the podcast today, Motorsport Network President James Allen and Motorsport.com F1 Editor Jonathan Noble are talking to McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown. Zak talks about the lessons learned from managing a McLaren team member testing positive for COVID-19, about his optimism around getting 15 races in for the 2020 F1 season, and whether we’ll see Fernando Alonso racing again for McLaren outside of Indy 500.

It's Unimaginable Not To Go Racing This Year: Christian Horner Interview

Today we’re going to bring you another exclusive interview, and the latest in our #thinkingforward series. During the current crisis we're talking with motorsport leaders to hear how they're reacting to unprecedented challenges.Motorsport Network President James Allen and Motorsport.com F1 Editor Jonathan Noble spoke with Red Bull Team Principle Christian Horner. On the podcast today:•Red Bull’s position on the budget cap debate, and what some of the solutions could be•How Racing could resume at the Red Bull Ring, and the logistical challenges of how he’ll manage a team racing behind closed doors•And…Red Bull being part of the UK ventilator project

Pandemic Is An Opportunity For F1 Reform: Stefano Domenicali Interview

Ex-Ferrari Formula 1 boss Stefano Domenicali says it would be "criminal" for motorsport not to seize the opportunity for major reform for the future presented by the coronavirus pandemic. Stefano was talking to Motorsport Network President James Allen from him home in the Dolomites. On the podcast today, hear why he thinks we need to be positive about how motorsport benefits the automotive industry. Speaking exclusively to Autosport for the #thinkingforward series, current CEO of Lamborghini and president of the FIA single seater commission Domenicali says the sport has dragged its heels too long on effective cost control and other measures to ensure long term health.

How To Dominate Endurance Racing: Nick Tandy Interview

On the Autosport podcast today, interviewing duties are handed to Autosport Magazine Editor Kevin Turner, as we sit down for over an hour with Britain's most recent Le Mans 24 Hours winner Nick Tandy. Kevin and Nick talk about life as Porsche Factory Driver, that 2015 Le Mans win in the Porsche 919, driving in the IMSA SportsCar Championship and much more.

Motorsport UK's David Richards - how our sport can remain relevant

Today we’re going to bring you another exclusive interview and the latest in our #thinkingforward series. During the current crisis we're talking with motorsport leaders to hear how they're reacting to the unprecedented challenges. Motorsport Network President James Allen, and Autosport Deputy Editor Marcus Simmons, spoke with Motorsport UK chairman David Richards.

Alejandro Agag Interview: "Formula E will emerge from this crisis in good shape"

On the podcast today you can hear Formula E Chairman Alejandro Agag speaking with Motorsport Network’s President, James Allen. Speaking exclusively to Autosport for our #thinkingforward series with motorsport leaders, Agag struck an optimistic note about the scale of opportunity that faces the industry, despite the severe challenges caused by the temporary cancellation of all events. They talked about why Formula E needs to reflect on the GEN3 car, the biggest lesson we can learn from the virus crisis, and how some racing series can survive through consolidation

Did Jean Todt Answer Our Toughest Questions?

On the show today, your host Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor, Autosport) is joined by Jonathan Noble (F1 Editor Motorsport.com), Stuart Codling (Executive Editor,GP Racing) and Luke Smith (F1 Reporter, Autosport).Last week Jean Todt joined us live on the Autosport Podcast to talk a range of subjects from the revised 2020 calendar to budget caps. Today we discuss some of the biggest talking points which came out of his interview, including the process the FIA went through during their Ferrari engine investigation.

Exclusive: Jean Todt Talks To Autosport

It’s not every day you get a Zoom call from the President of the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA), but that’s what happened earlier when Jean Todt called us from his office to speak with James Allen (President, Motorsport Network) and Jonathan Noble (Motorsport.com F1 Editor). He talks about the challenges facing global motorsport when racing returns, what he thinks of F1 stakeholders striking a new deal and the controversial FIA settlement with Ferrari regarding their 2019 engine.

How can motorsport fans get into Esports?

Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor, Autosport) is joined by the team from Motorsport Games to talk about how fans of real life motorsport can get into racing Esports. And can this period of lockdown be an opportunity for racing to increase its reach into new audiences?https://motorsportgames.com/

The Rise And Rise Of Esports

On the show today, your host Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor, Autosport) is joined by Jonathan Noble (F1 Editor Motorsport.com), Stuart Codling (Executive Editor, GP Racing) and Jake Boxall-Legge (Technical Editor).Last weekend saw two big Esports events happen in the world of motorsport but can it ever replace the real thing? Or should we always think of it as complimentary to 'real' racing. On the podcast today we look forward to upcoming races from Motorsport Games and which drivers will lead the pack.

2021 Regulations Delayed: The Winners and Losers

On the show today, your host Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor, Autosport) is joined by Jonathan Noble (F1 Editor Motorsport.com), Stuart Codling (Executive Editor,GP Racing) and Jake Boxall-Legge (Technical Editor).Formula 1's key players have agreed to postpone the introduction of the planned 2021 technical regulations until 2022, amid the continuing uncertainty caused by the coronavirus pandemic. On the podcast today we discuss the implications of this decision.

What Happened Behind The Scenes In Melbourne?

On the show today, your host Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor, Autosport) is joined by Jonathan Noble (F1 Editor Motorsport.com), Luke Smith (Formula 1 Reporter) and Andrew van Leeuwen (Australian Editor, Motorsport.com).Why did it take so long for Formula 1 to cancel the Australian GP? Should a decision have been earlier or was it right to wait?

Australia GP Cancelled - Here’s 5 Times Other Races Were Halted

Due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 virus throughout the globe, Formula 1's 2020 Australian Grand Prix was offficially cancelled, after a McLaren team member tested positive for the Coronavirus.The 2020 Chinese Grand Prix was already postponed, whilst Bahrain's status remains in the air.But these will not be the first cancelled races in Formula 1. So let's take a look back at a few of the races which dropped off the calendar after being scheduled to run.

Newsflash: McLaren Pulls Out Of Australia After Positive Coronavirus Diagnosis

Breaking news the day before the first FP1 of the season, McLaren have pulled out of the Australian GP, following a McLaren employee being put in to self isolation after testing positive for the Coronavirus. James Allen talks to Rodi Basso, ex-Ferrari F1 engineer, and Stuart Codling and Ben Anderson of GP Racing Magazine.

Coronavirus Cancellations - Is Formula 1 Next?

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Every Car & Driver Ranked Before F1 2020

Ahead of the season opened for Formula 1 in 2020, we Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor) was joined by JBL (Technical Editor) and Kevin Turner (Autosport Editor) to rank every team and every driver.

New Show! The Launch of National Racing Podcast

National Motorsport in the UK has always been a focus for Autosport magazine, which of course is celebrating 70 years in 2020. It's sometimes overshadowed by how much Formula 1 gets talked about, but our readers have been telling us they want more from National racing, so we've launched a new supplment to hear. And in audio form, here is a new podcast from the team. On the show today join Stephen Lickorish, Autosport Editor Kevin Turner, and your host of the national podcasts Stefan Mackley.

F1 Testing Day 6 - Everyone Trying To Avoid Scrutiny

Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor, Autosport) is joined by Jonathan Noble (F1 Editor, Motorsport.com) and Stuart Codling (Executive Editor, GP Racing) to give the final verdict on pre-season testing ahead of the Formula 1 2020 season.

F1 Testing Day 5 - Making Sense Of The Timesheets

Today your host Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor, Autosport) and Luke Smith (F1 Reporter, Autosport) are joined by Ben Anderson (Editor and Driver, GP Racing) to discuss day 2 of the 2nd pre-season test of the Formula 1 2020 season. Notable moments include a Mercedes break down and Ferrari topping the timesheets.

F1 Testing Day 4 - Sandbags At Dawn

We're back in Barcelona for the first day of the second Formula 1 pre-season test. Alex Kalinauckas is joined by Jonathan Noble and Luke Smith to rundown the news from today and a notably slower fastest time than last week. Who's sandbagging? Ferrari? Mercedes? Racing Point? Listen to find out what the guys think.

F1 Testing Day 3 - The Trends Emerging After Week One

Mercedes ended the first week of Formula 1 testing in Barcelona with a fastest time and some of the best reliability. Valtteri Bottas set a time in the morning which already blows away the best lap of 2019 testing. Meanwhile, their rivals have been questioning the legality of the DAS system and whether the ability to change toe angles constitutes a breach of parc ferme rules. With three days of action to look back on, our team in the paddock analyse the form so far.

F1 Testing Day 2 - Mercedes Innovate With Dual Axis Steering

Today there was a buzz which rippled through the F1 Paddock - why was Lewis Hamilton pushing and pulling his steering wheel? As more of the assembled journalists saw on-board footage of the W11 the obvious question was: is this a technical problem or an innovation nobody else has thought of? As James Allison would soon confirm, it was the latter. Mercedes-Benz even have a name for it - 'DAS'. On the podcast today we explain what it is, and how it can be used.

F1 Testing Day 1 - The Story Behind Lewis's Long Run Pace

The first day of Formula 1® testing in 2020 is up and the team of Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor, Autosport), Jon Noble (F1 Editor, Motorsport.com) and Luke Smith (Formula 1 Reporter, Autosport) bring you up to speed with the main talking points of Day 1 from the Barcelona Paddock.https://www.autosport.com/Hamilton fastest as Mercedes dominates first day - https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/148330/hamilton-fastest-as-mercedes-dominates-first-dayNew Red Bull F1 car "fast everywhere" - Verstappen - https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/148332/new-red-bull-fast-everywhere--verstappenLeclerc: Lowly position on F1 test day one reflects Ferrari approach - https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/148333/leclerc-lowly-test-position-reflects-ferrari-approachRacing Point explains 'risky' attempt to replicate 2019 F1 Mercedes - https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/148334/racing-point-risky-mercedes-replica-explainedSainz: McLaren reliabiiity meant it used up day one tyre allowance - https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/148337/sainz-mclaren-ran-out-of-tyres-on-day-one

First Impressions: Alfa Romeo, Alpha Tauri and Williams

As Alex is travelling from Austria to Barcelona for pre-season testing, Jake Boxall-Legge jumps into the podcast today to run through Autosport's first impressions on the Alfa Romeo, the 'new' team Alpha Tauri and Williams. We also saw a Racing Point car earlier today but it was little more than a livery launch so we'll wait to see the car shakedown before we see their direction for 2020.

Behind-the-scenes of Netflix 'Drive To Survive' Season 2

Drive to Survive will return for a second season on February 28 with another 10 episodes, two of which were previewed by Autosport earlier this month.On the Autosport podcast today, Alex is joined by James Allen, Jonathan Noble and Luke Smith who recently attended a private screening to launch the new season.Alex @NauckasJames @Jamesallenonf1Jonathan @NobleF1Luke @LukeSmithF1

Can Mercedes' W11 power Hamilton to seventh title?

The W11 that Mercedes unveiled on Friday morning looks distinctly similar to last year's title-winning W10. Even if its new challenger does carry over developments from the end of 2019, that leaves Mercedes well placed to pick up where it left off Autosport's Technical Editor Jake Boxall-Legge is joined by Ben Anderson to discuss why Mercedes-AMG remains favourites.

Car Launch! Explaining the new McLaren MCL35

Earlier today McLaren were the latest team to reveal their 2020 Formula 1 car, the MCL35. We were at McLaren's Woking headquaters to get up close with the car tasked with edging away from the mid-field pack and challenging the top 3 teams. Lando Norris and Carlos Sainz will hope this is the car to power them to a breakout season as more than just 'best of the rest'.Autosport's Technical Editor Jake Boxall-Legge joins Grand Prix Editor Alex Kalinauckas to discuss the first car designed under the technical directorship of James Key.Finally we cross live to Woking where Luke Smith had just watched the unveiling and gave us his first impressions.

Car Launch! Reb Bull's Refined RB16 and Renault's Season Launch

Red Bull just revealed their Formula 1 car for 2020, the RB16, and immediately became the first team to turn a wheel on track as they headed for a filming day at Silverstone with Max Verstappen. Jake Boxall-Legge runs his eye over the technical aspects of a car which goes into the second season powered by a Honda engine. Could this be the year the former World Champions take the title? They will have waited seven years to climb back to the top. Recent years during the V6 hybrid era have seen Red Bull almost limp into a season but Team Principal Christian Horner says there is a new philosophy in Milton Keynes to ensure they are on the pace from Australia. JBL and Alex talk about how this could be the best chance Red Bull have because they're evolving the car from a successful 2019 season, with three wins and a competitive package. As they are the first team to run a 2020 car does this show signs of confidence? Also Jonanthan Noble and Codders headed to Paris for the launch of the Renault R.S.20...without a car. Cyril Abiteboul told us he doesn't feel it's worth revealing the car before testing. However we did catch up with Daniel Ricciardo and Esteban Ocon to talk about their feeli…

Car Launch! Our Verdict On Ferrari's 2020 Challenger

Alex Kalinauckas (Autosport Grand Prix Editor), James Allen (Ex-Formula 1 Commentator), Jake Boxall-Legge (Autosport Technical Editor), Rodi Basso (Ex-Ferrari F1 Engineer) and Jonathan Noble (Motorsport.com F1 Editor) discuss the launch of the Scuderia Ferrari''s 2020 Formula 1 challenger, the SF1000, and what they need to do to win the 2020 championship.

Car Launch! Haas F1 Reveal 2020 Car

On the back of a chastening 2019 season, Haas became the first Formula 1 team to unveil its new car for the 2020 season. The new Haas VF-20 is draped in a new livery and bearing some unmistakably familiar features, but will it provide a marked improvement over last year? Autosport Grand Prix Editor Alex Kalinauckas is joined by Jake Boxall-Legge and new F1 Reporter Luke Smith to assess the new car and discuss the greater implications for Haas during 2020.

Why Is Motorsport Racing To Electrify?

In many areas of motorsport it seems the rush is on to electrify. But what’s behind this move to add batteries and motors? What does it mean for the various series? And what does electrification really mean?On the Autosport podcast today we’re looking forward to the 2020 season with all those questions in mind. First up, you’ll hear Autosport’s former Grand Prix Editor Edd Straw talking to Michael Resl from AVL RACING.In Part 2 of the podcast, Autosport's new Grand Prix Editor Alex Kalinauckas interviews AVL's Global Business Segment Manager of Racing, Matthias Dank, to dig deeper into the technical aspects of batteries and motors.For more on AVL RACING visit to www.avl.com/RACING

What We Can Learn From F1 Car Launches

On this first edition of the Autosport podcast for the new Formula 1 season, we look ahead to the car launches and ask what it tells us about the year ahead. Join your new host Alex Kalinauckas alongside Technical Editor Jake Boxall-Legge and Motorsport.com's F1 Editor Jon Noble. We ask what to expect from the current era of car launches and how much the teams reveal before everyone arrives in Australia.Plus, JBL pitches his idea for why Formula 1 should be more like Glastonbury and take an occasional year off. 2020 being one of those years when everyone should just go down the pub.

The Future Of Motorsport

On the Autosport podcast today you can hear the lively debate held recently at the Motorsport Business Leaders Forum, part of Autosport International. James Allen hosts the discussion as The Right Honourable Lord Hain talks about the political aspects of motorsport. Plus, Chairman of Motorsport UK David Richards CBE on the future challenges faced by the industry. And how can social data help us know more about what fans want from motorsport? We get the latest insights from Dr Jillian Ney, the UK's first Dr of Social Media and a Digital Behavioural Scientist.

"Winning Monza Gave Me Chills" - Charles Leclerc Interview and Fan Q&A

On the show today, F1 Editor Jon Noble (@NobleF1) sits down with Charles Leclerc (@Charles_Leclerc) for an exclusive chat backstage at Autosport International. You can hear what Charles says about his thoughts on 2020, his maturing relationship with Sebastian Vettel and how a new five year contract with Ferrari will affect how he goes racing.Charles also stayed at the show to answer fan questions which we've added to the end of the podcast. Join us on:Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/feed/id276293870Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/0kE9rbLWjCuvhpV6tjXt03Google Podcasts https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuc3ByZWFrZXIuY29tL3Nob3cvMjk3Nzk5Mi9lcGlzb2Rlcy9mZWVk

Live F1 Podcast On Stage – with Karun Chandhok, Kevin Turner and Codders

In our first podcast for 2020 we broadcast live from the main stage at Autosport International - Europe's biggest motorsport show held every year at the NEC in Birmingham.Codders is your host today with special guests Karun Chandhok and Autosport Magazine Editor Kevin Turner. Autosport Magazine celebrates 70 years in 2020, so we begin by looking back at the greatest cars ever raced. Then we turn our attention to Formula 1 today, and take questions from the audience.

F1 2019 Review Part 2 – Ranking The Top Drivers

Karun Chandhok, Stuart Codling and Jonathan Noble join us for the second part of Autosport’s Formula 1 season review and discuss the standout performers of 2019

F1 2019 Review Part 1 – The Big Stories

Karun Chandhok, Stuart Codling and Jonathan Noble join us to discuss the big talking points of the 2019 F1 season

Why Moss is more than the best non-champion

Kevin Turner and Ian Titchmarsh join us to discuss the career of Stirling Moss, who stands as one of the greatest grand prix drivers of all despite the fact he never won the title.

Interview: Alex Ribeiro's F1 Struggle

We’re joined by sometime Formula 1 driver Alex Ribeiro to talk about his improbable rise to the top of motorsport and the role his beliefs played in his racing.

Jack Brabham: F1’s underrated multiple champion

To mark the 60th anniversary of Jack Brabham’s first world championship, Ian Titchmarsh and Kevin Turner us to evaluate his career and why his prowess behind the wheel is underrated.

Abu Dhabi Grand Prix review

Jack Benyon and Jake Boxall-Legge join us to review the final race of the 2019 Formula 1 season.

Anita Makela: Secrets of Drag Racing

Four-times – and reigning – European top fuel champion Anita Makela is our guest as we delve into the world of drag racing. Robin Jackson and Kevin Turner also join Edd Straw in a bid to educate him about an unfamiliar, but fascinating, form of motorsport

Formula E Is Back! What We Learned In Diriyah

Alex Kalinauckas and Jake Boxall-Legge join Edd Straw to review the first weekend of the Formula E 2019/20 season, and what conclusions can be drawn for the rest of the campaign.

Interview: Rubens Barrichello

Formula 1’s most experienced driver, Rubens Barrichello, and Lito Cavalcanti join us to talk about life at Ferrari, his most memorable races and the next generation of racing Barrichellos.

Brazilian Grand Prix Review - Podium Virgins

Scott Mitchell joins Edd Straw to review the Brazilian Grand Prix

Why Hamilton is Brazil’s F1 favourite

Veteran Brazilian motorsport journalist Lito Cavalcanti joins Edd Straw to look ahead to the Brazilian GP

What Tanak’s Hyundai move means for the WRC driver market

David Evans joins Edd Straw to discuss Ott Tanak’s WRC title and shock Hyundai move, and who Toyota could recruit to replace him. We also hear from Fernando Alonso on his Dakar preparations

Our verdict on F1’s 2021 regulations

Jake Boxall-Legge joins Edd Straw to analyse the recently-announced 2021 F1 regulations and the impact they could have on the racing

United States Grand Prix review

Scott Mitchell joins Edd Straw to review the United States Grand Prix

What F1 can learn from NASA

Scott Mitchell joins Edd Straw while on their way from Mexico City to Austin to preview the United States Grand Prix – and take inspiration from some of the sights along the way

How Hamilton went from "no hope" to victory - Mexican Grand Prix review

Jack Benyon and Scott Mitchell join Edd Straw to review the Mexican Grand Prix

Does Mercedes really have no hope in Mexico?

Jack Benyon and Scott Mitchell join Edd Straw to preview the Mexican Grand Prix. Can Ferrari continue to set the pace? Will Mercedes really struggle? What’s going on with the questions about Ferrari’s power unit and how has been the best F1 rookie?

Turkington, Plato, Rouse? Who is the BTCC’s greatest?

Matt Kew and Kevin Turner join Edd Straw to delve into the relative strengths of the British Touring Car Championship’s greatest drivers

‘Formula 1 with mudguards’ – Anthony Reid

Anthony Reid joins Kevin Turner and Edd Straw to look back at his career, which includes racing fearsome Group C machinery at Le Mans, peak Super Touring machinery, historic cars and – so nearly – Formula 1

Gary Anderson’s Japanese GP review

Gary Anderson joins Edd Straw to look back at the 2019 Japanese Grand Prix

Is Suzuka F1’s best track?

Formula 1 heads to Japan and the legendary Suzuka circuit, a favourite of many of the drivers. But is it the best track on the calendar, or could Spa or even the Red Bull Ring top it? Jake Boxall-Legge and Stuart Codling join Edd Straw to answer that question and look ahead to the Japanese Grand Prix.

How McLaren turned its F1 form around

McLaren is on the brink of finishing fourth in the constructors’ championship, a remarkable turnaround for the team. Ben Anderson and Glenn Freeman join Edd Straw to discuss the reasons for the turnaround and ask if McLaren is on its way back to the front.

Live Rally GB preview – featuring Petter Solberg and Elfyn Evans

Rally GB is the first of a run of three rallies that will determined the destiny of the World Rally Championship title. In association with the Gravel Notes podcast, David Evans previews the event live from the M-Sport Service Park with the help of Petter Solbert, Elfyn Evans, Hayden Paddon and more!

How Ferrari Snatched Defeat From The Jaws Of Victory - Russian Grand Prix Review

Valentin Khorounzhiy and Scott Mitchell join Edd Straw to review the Russian Grand Prix

Vettel’s rebirth and Russian GP preview

Stuart Codling and Glenn Freeman join Edd Straw to look ahead to the Russian Grand Prix. Is this Valtteri Bottas’s time to shine at a track he excels at and should the question of F1’s grids be treated as a sacred cow amid proposals for several reverse grid qualifying races next year?

How Ferrari shocked F1 in the Singapore GP - Race Review

Even the Ferrari Formula 1 team itself thought the Singapore Grand Prix would be a comedown after its Belgian and Italian triumphs.Instead it took its first one-two of the 2019 F1 season, as Sebastian Vettel ended his year-long win drought ahead of a disgruntled Charles Leclerc.In the Autosport Podcast's Singapore review, Edd Straw and Scott Mitchell break down all the elements in Ferrari's shock result - from the upgrades that transformed the car to how its tactic of focusing on qualifying and then pegging the field back in the early laps backed its rivals into a corner.They also tackle the controversy over Vettel jumping Leclerc in the pits, and argue that the position swap was an innocent byproduct of Ferrari surprising itself.Mercedes' mood after its surprise defeat, the way the GP "fizzled out to a nothing conclusion at the front", the race's collisions and the wild events of the midfield are covered in depth too.

Artificial intelligence in F1 and beyond with AVL Racing

In partnership with AVL RACING, we delve into how artificial intelligence is being used, and will be used in the future to benefit Formula 1 and the rest of motorsport. Michael Resl and Matthias Dank from AVL RACING join Scott Mitchell and Edd Straw for an in-depth discussion.

Tim Harvey and the golden era of Super Touring

1992 British Touring Car Champion Tim Harvey joins Kevin Turner and Edd Straw to look back at his remarkable career and touring car race past and present.

F5000: Near-F1 pace for a fraction of the cost

Marcus Pye, Ben Anderson and Simon Hadfield join Edd Straw to look back at Formula 5000, which produced near-F1 performance for a fraction of the cost

Italian Grand Prix Review

Host Edd Straw is joined by Scott Mitchell and Andrew van de Burgt to assess whether Leclerc really did go too far in the defensive moves that kept him in front and how much difference the FIA's new approach to policing hard racing made.Leclerc emerged from the fight victorious, and the podcast assesses the impact his Monza triumph has on his standing in F1 and Ferrari - especially on a day when team-mate Sebastian Vettel committed what our panel describes as a "rubbish" and "inexplicable" piece of driving.

Is Leclerc now Ferrari team leader?

Scott Mitchell and Edd Straw ask if there’s any way back for Sebastian Vettel in his intra-team battle with Charles Leclerc, and preview the Italian Grand Prix.

Belgian GP review and Anthoine Hubert tribute

Scott Mitchell and Jake Boxall-Legge join Edd Straw to review the Belgian Grand Prix, while Jack Benyon discusses the tragic loss of Anthoine Hubert during the Spa weekend and pays tribute to a driver he knew well

F1 is back: Belgian Grand Prix preview

Scott Mitchell, Jake Boxall-Legge and Edd Straw look ahead to the resumption of hostilities at Spa this weekend as Formula 1 returns after the summer break. Sign up to IGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcast

Rickard Rydell: Edd visits a touring car legend

Edd Straw visits former touring car super star Rickard Rydell in Sweden to talk Super Touring, Macau victory and Le Mans. There’s also chat about F1 today, and whether a driver knows they are losing their edge as they age.Sign up to IGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcast

Has W Series changed women's status in racing?

Lucy Morson and Matt Beer join Edd Straw to review the inaugural season of W Series and look at the wider impact on female participation in motorsport Sign up to IGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcast

Porsche 917: The greatest racing car?

To mark the 50th anniversary of the iconic Porsche 917, Kevin Turner, Matt Kew and Edd Straw tell the story of the great car. Sign up to IGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcast

F1 2020 Driver Market explained

Ben Anderson and Scott Mitchell join Edd Straw to discuss the F1 driver market, with Toto Wolff’s decision on whether to choose Valtteri Bottas or Esteban Ocon for next season the key move.Sign up to IGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcast

Gary Anderson's F1 technical review

Race-winning Formua 1 technical director Gary Anderson joins Edd Straw to review the performance of the 10 teams so farSign up to IGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcast

Will Kvyat take Gasly’s Red Bull drive?

Oleg Karpov joins Edd Straw to analyse Daniil Kvyat’s season, and his hopes of returning to Red Bull RacingHead to bepartofalfaromeroracing.com to book your tickets for the Alfa Romeo Racing Grandstand at the Italian Grand Prix

Hungarian Grand Prix Review

Stuart Codling, Scott Mitchell and Edd Straw review the Hungarian Grand PrixHead to bepartofalfaromeroracing.com to book your tickets for the Alfa Romeo Racing Grandstand at the Italian Grand Prix

The unlikely racing career of an F1 nearly-man

Max Wilson almost raced in F1, and tells the story of how his Minardi drive in 2000 disappeared in the build-up to the season, but still went on to have one of the most eclectic careers in CART, Australian Supercars and Brazilian Stock Cars. He and Autosport’s long-time Brazilian correspondent Lito Cavalcanti join Edd Straw to talk about it.Sign up to IGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcast

German Grand Prix Review

Stuart Codling and Edd Straw review the Austrian Grand PrixSign up to IGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcast

German GP Preview: Can Vettel hit back?

Stuart Codling and Edd Straw look ahead to the German Grand Prix and dissect Sebastian Vettel’s troubles – as well as discussing the other major F1 talking pointsSign up to IGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcast

Will BMW get pegged back in BTCC? With Tim Harvey

Former British Touring Car champion Tim Harvey joins Matt Kew, Kevin Turner and Edd Straw to review the season so far – and how the tricky question of the dominance of the WSR BMWs might be addressed. Sign up to IGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcast

WRC’s 2020 driver market and mid-season review

David Evans joins Edd Straw to analyse the World Rally Championship title battle, with Ott Tanak leading Sebastien Ogier and Thierry Neuville. There’s also a look at the 2020 driver market Sign up to IGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcast

British Grand Prix Review

Scott Mitchell, Jake Boxall-Legge and Edd Straw review the British Grand PrixSign up to IGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcast

British GP live with Antonio Giovinazzi and Gary Anderson

Welcome to the first live edition of the Autosport Podcast. Edd Straw is joined on stage by F1 Alfa Romeo driver Antonio Giovinazzi and F1 car design genius Gary Anderson.We arrived at Silverstone on Thursday ahead of the GP weekend, and spent the day in the Fan Village of our sister publication F1 Racing magazine. Once the tents were pitched and motorhomes parked, the Autosport Podcast came live from the stage and broadcast on the giant screens for the campers. We hope you enjoy it.If you have any feedback or want to hear more podcasts like this, please follow @eddstrawF1 on twitter and send him a message.

Vergne on brink of Formula E crown

The 2018/19 ABB FIA Formula E Championship season concludes with a double header in New York this weekend. Alex Kalinauckas joins Edd Straw to set the scene – and discuss the big topics in the all-electric championship

Car and brake testing in F1 and motorsport with AVL Racing

In partnership with AVL RACING, we discuss some of the technologies being used to make cars better in Formula 1 and the wider motorsport world. Michael Resl and Matthias Dank from AVL RACING join Scott Mitchell and Edd Straw for an in-depth discussion. For more on AVL www.avl.comSponsored content.

Secrets – and controversies - of Historic Motorsport

Historic racing ace driver and preparer Simon Hadfield joins Kevin Turner, Matt Kew and Edd Straw to discuss the joys of historic racing – and some of the challenges it facesSign up to IGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcast

New Podcast! Introducing Flat Chat with Codders from F1 Racing

There's a new podcast to download from our sister publication, F1 Racing, and you can hear the first episode now. Occasional guest of the Autosport podcast, Stuart Codling aka Codders, has somehow persuaded the management to give him his own show. Edd Straw is joined by Codders and F1 Racing Editor Ben Anderson to launch their new podcast.Apple -> https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/flat-chat-with-codders/id1469182502

Austrian Grand Prix Review

Scott Mitchell and Edd Straw review the Austrian Grand PrixSign up to IGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcast

Why F1 must listen to Lewis Hamilton

After winning the French GP, Lewis Hamiton said some of the decisions made on the regulations for 2021 must change. Scott Mitchell and Edd Straw explain why what he said needs to be taken very seriously Sign up to IGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcast

French Grand Prix Review

Scott Mitchell, Jack Benyon and Edd Straw review the French Grand Prix – with a little added Formula 2 and Formula 3 Sign up to IGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcast

Why the French GP is important for Ferrari

Scott Mitchell and Edd Straw look ahead to the French Grand Prix, which could be an important on in terms of Ferrari’s development direction. Plus, there’s upgrades for Renault and Honda. Sign up to IGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcast

Le Mans 24 Hours Review

Gary Watkins - from the car on the way from Le Mans to Calais - joins Edd Straw to look back at the 87th Le Mans 24 Hours. Unfortunately, technical problems mean that our discussions on the LMP2, GTE Pro and GTE Am classes were not usable. We had intended to dedicate significant time to these classes, but instead had to run a brief summary. Apologies for the shortened podcast. Sign up to IGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcast

Race engineering with John Gentry

Veteran race engineer, who has worked with some of the most famous drivers and teams in racing history, joins James Newbold and Edd Straw to talk about his craft and his fascinating career. Sign up to IGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcast

Canadian Grand Prix Review

Scott Mitchell and Edd Straw review the Canadian Grand Prix Sign up to IGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcast

Bonus Show - Honda's Latest Key Achievement With Its F1 Engine

Bonus Podcast: Honda hasn’t won a race yet with Red Bull in Formula 1 this year, but the competitiveness of Max Verstappen shows it is in the ballpark in 2019. But performance isn’t everything in F1, and Honda in particular has been plagued by unreliability since coming back with McLaren in 2015. Six races into the season, Scott Mitchell and Edd Straw join Glenn Freeman to explain the latest target Honda believes it has hit, and why it could be particularly important for 2020 rather than this year.

How to conquer Le Mans, with Oliver Gavin

Oliver Gavin heads into his 19th Le Mans 24 Hours, and 18th with Corvette Racing, next weekend. He joins Gary Watkins and Edd Straw to reveal the secrets of winning the race. Sign up to IGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcast

Hamilton, Senna, Vettel and F1 “in the zone”

Clyde Brolin, author of ‘Overdrive: Formula 1 in the Zone” and “In the Zone” joins Edd Straw to examine what it means for a racing driver to be in that magical state where they achieve perfection.Sign up to IGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcast

Where Niki Lauda stands among the F1 greats

Kevin Turner joins Edd Straw to analyse Niki Lauda the driver, picking out his 10 greatest Formula 1 drives along the way.Download the F1 Strategy Report Podcast here http://www.f1strategyreport.com/Sign up to IGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcast

Monaco GP & Indy 500 Review

Scott Mitchell and Edd Straw review the Monaco Grand Prix, with Matt Beer also appearing to look back at the Indianapolis 500.Download the F1 Strategy Report Podcast here http://www.f1strategyreport.com/Sign up to IGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcast

Indianapolis 500: McLaren’s failure and race preview

Tom Errington and Matt Beer join Edd Straw to look back at qualifying for the Indianapolis 500, and ahead to Sunday’s race Download the F1 Strategy Report Podcast here http://www.f1strategyreport.com/Sign up to IGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcast

Giorgio Piola’s best Formula 1 cars

Giorgio Piola joins Edd Straw to pick his favourite Formula 1 cars, and tells us about the great technical geniuses he has known – including Colin Chapman, John Barnard, Gordon Murray and Mauro Forghieri. Download the F1 Strategy Report Podcast here http://www.f1strategyreport.com/Sign up to IGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcast

Winning Indy with Andretti, Foyt…and Lazier

Multiple Indianapolis 500-winning mechanic and fabricator Eamon ‘Chalkie’ Fullalove looks back on his long career in the United States ahead of the 2019 running of the legendary race.

Spanish Grand Prix Review

Jake Boxall-Legge and Scott Mitchell join Edd Straw to review the Spanish Grand Prix Download the F1 Strategy Report Podcast here http://www.f1strategyreport.com/Sign up to IGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcast

W Series: The verdict

The all-female W Series kicked off at Hockenheim last weekend, but did the new series work and is it proving effective in achieving its objectives. Lucy Morson and Matt Beer join Edd Straw to discuss.Sign up to IGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcastSubscribe to the F1 Strategy Report Podcast http://www.f1strategyreport.com/

Has Formula E 2018/2019 been too random?

With eight winners in eight races, no driver has yet taken control of the ABB FIA Formula E Championship fight. With five races remaining, starting in Monaco, we ask if this dramatic season is just too amorphous. Alex Kalinauckas joins Edd Straw to discuss.Sign up to IGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcastSubscribe to the F1 Strategy Report Podcast http://www.f1strategyreport.com/

Remembering Roland Ratzenberger

Roland Ratzenberger was attempting to qualify for only his second grand prix start when he crashed fatally during qualifying for the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix. Adam Cooper knew the Austrian well, and joins Edd Straw to look back on Ratzenberger’s life and career.Sign up to IGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcast

Azerbaijan Grand Prix Review

Scott Mitchell and Edd Straw review the Azerbaijan Grand Prix Download the F1 Strategy Report Podcast here http://www.f1strategyreport.com/Sign up to IGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcast

Ayrton Senna: Greatest ever or flawed genius?

To mark the 25th anniversary of the death of Ayrton Senna, we attempt to separate fact from myth and understand more about F1’s most legendary driver. Kevin Turner and Glenn Freeman join Edd Straw to attempt to answer this controversial question about an F1 icon. Sign up to IGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcast

Ferrari’s team orders headache

Michael Lamonato from the F1 Strategy Report Podcast joins Ben Anderson and Edd Straw to discuss the challenge of managing Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc – as well as to analyse the performance and racing trends of the season so far.Sign up to IGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcast

How to make a bad Formula 1 car

Mark Williams joins Kevin Turner and Edd Straw to look back on the Lola T93/30, which was run unsuccessfully by the Lola BMS Scuderia Italia team in the 1993 Formula 1 season – offering a fascinating insight to the problems that can derail a car

Chinese Grand Prix Review

Stuart Codling and Edd Straw review the Chinese Grand Prix – the 1000th race in the history of the world championship

Ricardo Rosset interview

Ricardo Rosset’s 26-race Formula 1 career from 1996-1998 is regarded as one of the least impressive stints by a driver in the 1000-race history of the world championship. Lito Cavalcanti and Edd Straw join Rosset himself to tell the full story.Sign up for iGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcast

1000 GPs: What is the greatest F1 car?

As part of Autosport’s special coverage to mark the 1000th world championship race in China this weekend, Kevin Turner, Ben Anderson and Jake Boxall-Legge join Edd Straw to decide which is the greatest F1 car of them all. Episode features special guest star Karun Chandhok.Sign up for iGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcast

Is there too much racing in the UK?

Ian Titchmarsh, Stephen Lickorish and Kevin Turner join Edd Straw for a lively debate about whether club motorsport in Britain is diluted by there been so much of itSign up for iGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcast

Bahrain Grand Prix Review

Ben Anderson and James Roberts join Edd Straw to review a dramatic Bahrain Grand Prix.Sign up for iGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcast

Is Mick Schumacher the real deal?

As part of our preview of the Formula 2 Championship, which starts in Bahrain this weekend, Jack Benyon and Marcus Simmons join Edd Straw to look at Mick Schumacher’s prospects and discuss the title favourites.Sign up for iGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcast

Formula E Sanya and IndyCar COTA review

Alex Kalinauckas and Tom Errington join Edd Straw to look back at Jean-Eric Vergne’s first win of the ABB FIA Formula E Championship season and explain how Colton Herta became the youngest winner in IndyCar historySign up for iGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcast

A radical plan for F1’s aerodynamic rules

Former Brabham designer Sergio Rinland joins Jake Boxall-Legge and Edd Straw to suggest a dramatically different approach to F1’s regulations that he believes could make grand prix racing more spectacular and more fair.Sign up for iGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcast

Australian Grand Prix Review

Andrew van Leeuwen and Scott Mitchell join Edd Straw to look back at a dramatic first race of the 2019 Formula 1 season from Albert Park.Sign up for iGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcast

F1 2019 season preview

Is Ferrari really favourite? Will Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes strike back? Why is Honda set for a breakthrough win? Who willprevail in the midfield. These questions and many more are answered in our special F1 season preview.Sign up for iGP Manager here https://igpmanager.com/index.php?action=in&campaign=autosport-podcast

Bird loses victory after Lotterer crash

Sam Bird won the 50th ABB FIA Formula E Championship E-Prix on the road, but a penalty for hitting Andre Lotterer on the penultimate lap handed victory to Edoardo Mortara. Alex Kalinauckas and Tom Errington join Edd Straw to review a dramatic day of racing from Hong Kong.

Why F1 keeps getting it wrong

Ex-Pirelli motorsport supremo Paul Hembery joins Edd Straw to shed some light on the inner political workings of Formula 1, and explain why the big decisions can’t, or perhaps won’t, be made to steer it to the brightest possible future

F1 Testing: Ferrari’s advantage is bigger than it looks

Autosport reviews Formula 1’s pre-season testing, with Ferrari’s 0.003s edge on the timesheets something of an illusion. Tom Errington, Ben Anderson, Jake Boxall-Legge and Scott Mitchell join Edd Straw to explain why

F1 testing faster than ever…but Gasly crashes

Jack Cozens and Ben Anderson join Edd Straw to review the penultimate day of pre-season Formula 1 test from Barcelona, where every single car set its fastest lap of the running so far

F1 Testing: Vettel crashes as Ferrari hits trouble

Jake Boxall-Legge and Ben Anderson join Edd Straw to discuss Sebastian Vettel’s testing crash, the Mercedes upgrades and the midfield battle.

F1 Testing Day 5: Mercedes brings an upgrade

Ben Anderson and Tom Errington join Edd Straw to review the first day of the second pre-season test. Ferrari still looks good, but there were big changes to the Mercedes

Ferrari leads the way after first F1 test

Gary Anderson joins Edd Straw to review the fourth and final day of the first pre-season test in Barcelona. Ferrari didn’t top the times, but some number-crunching reveals how impressive the team really was

Is Mercedes struggling or is it holding back?

Mercedes has yet to show its true pace in pre-season testing, but after three days question marks are being raised about its performance. Gary Anderson joins Edd Straw to reflect on the second day of running

F1 Testing Day 2 – Gary Anderson’s Verdict

Ferrari set the pace, Lando Norris was second fastest Renault lost a rear wing and Pierre Gasly crashed – but what does it all mean? Gary Anderson joins Edd Straw to delve into the second day of F1 pre-season testing in Spain

F1 Testing Day 1, with Gary Anderson

Sebastian Vettel and Ferrari made a great start to pre-season testing at Barcelona, topping the timesheets and the laps completed table. Gary Anderson joins Edd Straw to review all the action.

Gary Anderson’s F1 testing preview

Gary Anderson joins Edd Straw to look ahead to Monday’s opening day of pre-season Formula 1 testing, explaining what to look out for, what you can learn from the early running and what it’s like for teams that hit trouble.

Red Bull, Mercedes and Ferrari’s new cars

With launch season in full swing, Jake Boxall-Legge and Ben Anderson join Edd Straw to look at the new offerings from F1’s big teams. There’s also an analysis of the new McLaren, as well as an explanation of Alfa Romeo’s dramatic front wing design

F1 car launches: Renault, Toro Rosso & Haas

The first three 2019 Formula 1 cars to be launched are analysed in depth by Jake Boxall-Legge, Stuart Codling and Edd Straw

F1 launch season special

The new season’s Formula 1 cars are about to start breaking cover. Stuart Codling, Scott Mitchell and Ben Anderson join Edd Straw to look at Mercedes, Ferrari, Red Bull, Renault and the rest.

Luciano Burti: Ferrari, F1 and frightening shunts

Luciano Burti is best known for his stint as a Ferrari test driver during the Michael Schumacher era and two massive accidents in 2001. He joins Lito Cavalcanti and Edd Straw to reveal all about life at Ferrari, his career and the effects of what happened to him at Spa in 2001.

F1 2019 regs explained with Pat Symonds & Gary Anderson

The 2019 season features modified aerodynamic regulations impacting the front wing, brake ducts, bargeboards and rear wing. Pat Symonds, Gary Anderson and Jake Boxall-Legge join Edd Straw to give their insight on the new rules

Formula E Santiago and Monte Carlo Rally review

Formula E headed to Chile and the World Rally Championship kicked off with the Monte Carlo Rally. Edd Straw is joined by Alex Kalinauckas, Andrew van de Burgt and David Evans to look back on two dramatic events

Derek Warwick: One of the best never to win in F1

Derek Warwick started 146 grands prix but never won one, and was recently ranked seventh in Autosport’s list of the greatest F1 drivers never to win a race. He joins Edd Straw and Kevin Turner to talk about his decision not to join Williams, sportscar success and life after F1 – as well as giving some great insight from the stewards room.

Karun Chandhok answers your questions

In a special live recording from Autosport International, Karun Chandhok answers fan questions on the hot topics in Formula 1

Gary Anderson live from Autosport International

In a special live recording from Autosport International at the Birmingham NEC, Gary Anderson and Stuart Codling discuss the big topics in F1 including Ferrari’s team principal change and the new rules for 2019

Formula E Morocco review

BMW was set for a one-two finish when Antonio Felix da Costa tried to resist team-mate Alexander Sims’s attack a little too hard. Alex Kalinauckas and Jake Boxall-Legge join Edd Straw to look back at the action from Marrakech.

Why Arrivabene got the boot from Ferrari

Maurizio Arrivabene is out and Mattia Binotto is in, but what’s behind the latest political machinations at Maranello and what does it mean for Ferrari in 2019? Scott Mitchell and Jonathan Noble join Edd Straw to discuss the first big story of the year.

Autosport Engineering: Zircotec's F1 technology

Zircotec is a high-temperature coating and heat barrier manufacturer based in the UK that works with all but one of the 10 Formula 1 teams. Edd Straw is joined by Terry Graham and Britt Wagstaff ahead of Zircotec's appearance at Autosport Engineering at Autosport International. www.autosportinternational.com

Will F1 really miss Fernando Alonso?

Fernando Alonso will not be on the Formula 1 grid in 2019, but what does his absence mean for F1 and what made him so great? Ben Anderson and Kevin Turner join Edd Straw to discuss the two-times world champion.

Schumacher: The Benetton Years, with Pat Symonds

Pat Symonds, Michael Schumacher’s race engineer for the 1994 and 1995 world championship wins, joins us to look back at what made the German so remarkable during his Benetton years. Also featuring Gary Anderson and Glenn Freeman.

Was Ogier or Tanak WRC 2018’s star?

We review the 2018 World Rally Championship season, and have a look ahead to 2019, with the help of Colin Clark and David Evans. But who was the number one performer of this year – Sebastien Ogier or Ott Tanak?

Top 50 drivers of 2018 explained

Every year, Autosport selects its list of the top 50 performers of the motorsport season. The 2018 list is out now, and as ever is a source of controversy. Matt Beer, Jack Cozens and Matt Kew join Edd Straw to explain how the ranking was reached, and tackle some of the more contentious decisions.

BMW starts new Formula E era on top

Antonio Felix da Costa won the first race of the ABB FIA Formula E Championship season in Saudi Arabia. Alex Kalinauckas joins Edd Straw to review the event.

Formula E preview with Alexander Sims

BMW driver Alexander Sims joins Jack Nicholls, Alex Kalinauckas and Edd Straw to look ahead to the 2018/19 ABB FIA Formula E Championship season

F1 2018 review with Karun Chandhok

Karun Chandhok, Ben Anderson and Jonathan Noble join Edd Straw to look back on the the 2018 Formula 1 season – and also argue about it!

Gary Anderson’s F1 technical review

Edd Straw is joined by former Jordan technical director Gary Anderson, and Jake Boxall-Legge, to look back at the key technical talking points of the 2018 F1 season

The Autosport Awards

Edd Straw introduces highlights from the prestigious Autosport Awards in central London, where we hear from the likes of Lewis Hamilton, Mika Häkkinen, Toto Wolff, Charles Leclerc, Sébastien Ogier and Jean Todt.

Alonso in NASCAR and Albon in F1

Karun Chandhok, Jonathan Noble and Ben Anderson join Edd Straw to discuss F1 newcomer Alexander Albon, the Fernando Alonso/Jimmie Johnson car swap and the latest F1 testing

Abu Dhabi Grand Prix Review

Jack Benyon and Scott Mitchell join Edd Straw to look back at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix weekend and the key moments that decided the race, as well as discussing the off-track talking points.

Formula 2 title decider preview, with George Russell

2019 Williams Formula 1 driver George Russell explains his approach to this weekend’s Abu Dhabi Formula 2 championship decider, and Jack Benyon joins Edd Straw to ask if Alex Albon can deny his rival the crown

Macau Grand Prix review and WRC finale

Edd Straw is joined by Autosport’s Formula 3 correspondent, Marcus Simmons, to look back at the Macau Grand Prix. Jack Cozens explains how the WTCR title was sealed, while David Evans reports from the WRC decider.

Macau GP with Dick Bennetts and Dan Ticktum

Last year’s winner, Dan Ticktum, and two-times winning team boss Dick Bennetts join Edd Straw and Marcus Simmons to preview the 2018 Macau Grand Prix.

Brazilian Grand Prix Review

Stuart Codling and Scott Mitchell join Edd Straw to look back at the Brazilian Grand Prix weekend and the key moments that decided the race, as well as discussing the off-track talking points.

Graham Hill: F1’s underrated legend

Fifty years ago this month, Graham Hill won his second world championship. The only driver to win the Triple Crown, he is often regarded as a very good, workmanlike driver. But does that do down Hill’s qualities as driver?

Deconstructing Lewis Hamilton

Lewis Hamilton is now a five-times world champion, but what makes him so good? Ben Anderson and Glenn Freeman join Edd Straw to break down Hamilton’s qualities and explain what makes him into the legendary driver he is.

Will Loeb be back for more WRC?

David Evans joins Edd Straw to discuss Sebastien Loeb’s surprise Rally Spain win – with a little help from an interview from the man himself. Having originally not seemed likely to compete next year, there’s now a chance he’ll return for more outings next year – and Citroen isn’t the only possibility.

Mexican Grand Prix Review

James Roberts and Scott Mitchell join Edd Straw to look back at the Mexican Grand Prix weekend and the key moments that decided the race, as well as discussing the off-track talking points.

Are there any F1 driver market shocks left?

The Formula 1 silly season has been sillier than ever this year, with so many shock moves and unexpected twists and turns. Scott Mitchell and Edd Straw discuss the three seats that have yet to be officially filled to see who will complete the grid.

United States Grand Prix Review

James Roberts and Scott Mitchell join Edd Straw to look back at the United States Grand Prix weekend and the key moments that decided the race, as well as discussing the off-track talking points.

Ask Gary Anderson

Autosport’s technical expert Gary Anderson joins Edd Straw to answer your questions – including what has happened to Ferrari’s pace, if more underbody aero is the answer and whether it’s possible to ‘do a Jordan’ in modern F1

George Russell’s big Williams F1 break

Formula 2 championship leader George Russell will race for Williams next season, but how good is he? Kevin Turner and Scott Mitchell join Edd Straw to explain how Russell got the seat and what to expect from him.

Ogier boosts WRC title claim and Meeke’s comeback

David Evans joins Edd Straw to discuss Sebastien Ogier’s very significant win in pursuit of a sixth WRC crown, and explain why Toyota has decided to sign Kris Meeke

Japanese Grand Prix Review

Oleg Karpov and Scott Mitchell join Edd Straw to look back at the Japanese Grand Prix weekend and the key moments that decided the race, as well as discussing the off-track talking points.

Why Sebastien Ogier moved to Citroen

Sebastian Ogier joins us to explain his move to Citroen, and we also hear from him and title rivals Thierry Neuville and Ott Tanak in our Rally GB preview special

Russian Grand Prix Review

Karun Chandhok and James Roberts join Edd Straw to look back at the Russian Grand Prix weekend and the key moments that decided the race, as well as discussing the off-track talking points.

Schumacher’s greatest F1 wins

Michael Schumacher won 91 grands prix, but which were his best. Glenn Freeman and Damien Smith join Edd Straw to pick out the 10 best

Scott Dixon joins the IndyCar greats

Scott Dixon recently clinched his fifth IndyCar title. Tom Errington, Matt Beer and David Malsher join Edd Straw to explain the New Zealander’s understated brilliance

The Great Kimi Raikkonen Debate

Kimi Raikkonen has been dropped by Ferrari, but signed up for two more years of F1 with Sauber. Anthony Rowlinson and Scott Mitchell join Edd Straw to debate whether he’s still good enough for a top seat in grand prix racing.

Singapore Grand Prix Review

Stuart Codling joins Edd Straw to look back at the Singapore Grand Prix weekend and the key moments that decided the race, as well as discussing the off-track talking points.

How good was Ronnie Peterson?

Four decades ago this week, Grand Prix racing lost one of its biggest stars – Ronnie Peterson. Nigel Roebuck joins Kevin Turner and Edd Straw to look back at a driver regarded as the fastest over his era and what made him the legendary driver he is regarded as today.

Time for Vettel to stop throwing away points

Sebastian Vettel’s Italian Grand Prix error cost him more ground to Lewis Hamilton in the world championship. Ben Anderson and Scott Mitchell join Edd Straw to ask whether Vettel can make up for his mistakes, and discuss the latest F1 news.

Lando Norris gets his F1 break with McLaren

The latest chapter in F1’s dramatic silly season is Lando Norris landing a McLaren seat in place of Stoffel Vandoorne at McLaren. Jack Benyon and Glenn Freeman join Edd Straw to discuss this, along with Daniil Kvyat’s possible return and the other latest developments in the driver market.

Italian Grand Prix Review

Three of Autosport’s F1 paddock regulars – Edd Straw, Scott Mitchell and Adam Cooper – look back at an eventful Italian Grand Prix at Monza and explain the big stories of the weekend both on and off track.

Billy Monger Interview

Double amputee Billy Monger returned to racing in BRDC British F3 in 2018, less than a year after his life-changing accident at Donington Park. He joins Stefan Mackley and Edd Straw to talk about his comeback season – and how close he is to that first F3 victory.

Belgian Grand Prix Review

Formula 1 came back to life after the August break with a weekend of intrigue off track and very significant action on it. Scott Mitchell joins Edd Straw to discuss the big stories from the Spa paddock.

Sainz at McLaren and F1 is back, with Karun Chandhok

F1’s August shutdown hasn’t felt like a quiet time, with major ructions in the driver market. Former grand prix driver Karun Chandhok joins Scott Mitchell and Edd Straw to discuss the big F1 talking points and look ahead to the second half of the season.

Formula E season review with Jean-Eric Vergne

Recently crowned Formula E Champion Jean-Eric Vergne joins Edd Straw and Alex Kalinauckas to look back at his and the Techeetah team's remarkable season. They also discuss Vergne's time in F1 and get an insight into what we can expect from season 5 of the all-electric series.

WEC is back, with Mike Conway and Neel Jani

The World Endurance Championship gets back underway at Silverstone this weekend, two months after the Le Mans 24 Hours. Toyota star Mike Conway and former WEC champion Neel Jani, now at Rebellion, join Gary Watkins and Edd Straw to look ahead to the race and discuss the season so far.

Fernando Alonso walks away from F1...for now

McLaren announced today that Fernando Alonso will not be on the Formula 1 grid in 2019 - while leaving the door open for a possible return. Andrew van de Burgt and Scott Mitchell join Edd Straw to discuss Alonso’s decision, ask what he’s going to do now and evaluate the chances of an F1 comeback in the future.

Enzo Ferrari: The man and myth

Tuesday August 14 marks the 30th anniversary of the death of Enzo Ferrari. Nigel Roebuck and Richard Williams join Edd Straw to discuss his life, legacy and legend.

Ogier under pressure in WRC title fight

Sebastian Ogier’s bid for a sixth consecutive World Rally Championship crown is looking shaky, as he trails Thierry Neuville with five events to go. David Evans joins Edd Straw to discuss the key talking points, with special appearances from Markko Martin and Colin Clark.

Ricciardo’s shock Renault move

Daniel Ricciardo’s surprise switch to Renault was announced today, and has blown the Formula 1 driver market wide open. Scott Mitchell, Kevin Turner and Edd Straw discuss his reasons and the potential knock-on effects.

F1 Driver Market Guide 2019

Ben Anderson and Glenn Freeman join Edd Straw to analyse what has become a volatile driver market with nine teams potentially changing their line-ups for 2019.

Hungarian GP: Lewis Hamilton’s shock win

Ben Anderson and Scott Mitchell join Edd Straw to look back at Lewis Hamilton’s surprise win in the Hungarian Grand Prix. We explain what made the difference between the Ferrari and Mercedes drivers in qualifying and delve into the two controversial incidents involving Valtteri Bottas.

Remembering Jim Clark

Edd Straw is joined by Kevin Turner and Damien Smith to reflect on the career of Jim Clark who lost his life fifty years ago in an accident in a Formula 2 race at Hockenhiem. They look back at some of his defining moments and ask where he stands among the greats.

German GP: Hamilton’s miracle, Vettel’s disaster

James Roberts joins Edd Straw to review an incident-packed German Grand Prix and explain how Lewis Hamilton turned his qualifying disaster into a triumph.

Secrets of F1 tyres with Mario Isola

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Vettel and Ferrari steal Hamilton's Silverstone thunder

Mercedes was expected to dominate the British Grand Prix before Sebastian Vettel and Ferrari upset the form book with victory. But did Mercedes make a big mistake with its strategy? Scott Mitchell, Ben Anderson and Edd Straw discuss.

Mercedes self-destructs in Austrian Grand Prix

Mercedes started first and second and looked set to walk to victory in the Austrian Grand Prix. Scott Mitchell, Ben Anderson and Edd Straw explain what went wrong.

French GP: Hamilton's win and Vettel's foul

Lewis Hamilton turned the tables on Sebastian Vettel at Paul Ricard. Stuart Codling, Scott Mitchell and Edd Straw convene to explain how.

Toyota's Le Mans 24 Hours curse

Toyota is short-odds favourite to end a quarter-of-a-century of hurt and win the 2018 Le Mans 24 Hours. Damien Smith, Kevin Turner and Edd Straw discuss Toyota's most famous failures, and also look at other cars and drivers who should have won one of the most famous races in motorsport.

Vettel wins on Hamilton's patch in Canada

Sebastian Vettel's Canadian Grand Prix victory left Mercedes and Lewis Hamilton dejected. How significant might that be in the world title fight? Edd Straw, Glenn Freeman and James Roberts discuss.

Formula E: Vergne on brink of title and motor-racing's Swiss return

Jean-Eric Vergne could clinch the Formula E title in Zurich this weekend, a race that marks the return of motor-racing to Switzerland.

Ricciardo, Honda & the driver market

Formula 1 form man Daniel Ricciardo's F1 future remains uncertain, but Honda's Canadian GP upgrade could play a part in deciding it. We run the rule over how the driver market is shaping up for 2019, and ask if Honda can prove itself good enough for Red Bull.

Ricciardo's Monaco redemption

Daniel Ricciardo avenged his 2016 defeat with victory in the Monaco Grand Prix. But how good was his drive given the MGU-K problem he carried for much of the race?

Hamilton returns to form in Spain

Was Lewis Hamilton's victory in the Spanish Grand Prix thanks to Mercedes getting back on top of the car and the tyres, or did the Pirelli tread thickness change play a part? And why didn't Romain Grosjean get off the throttle when he was spinning?

Formula E's Mariokart future and Vergne's Paris victory

Alex Kalinauckas joins Edd Straw in our latest Formula E podcast.

Ricciardo and Verstappen's Azerbaijan GP mutual annihilation

Daniel Ricciardo and Max Verstappen's collision on the streets of Baku, Valtteri Bottas's bad luck, Lewis Hamilton's misfortune and Sebastian Vettel's lost win are all discussed by Scott Mitchell, Ben Anderson and Edd Straw

Bird flies into Formula E title fight in Rome

Sam Bird's win on the streets of Rome makes him a serious Formula E title contender. Alex Kalinauckas and Andrew van de Burgt join Edd Straw to look back on the stories from a dramatic weekend.

Ricciardo's Chinese Grand Prix charge

Daniel Ricciardo's charge from sixth to first in the Chinese Grand Prix is examined by Scott Mitchell and Edd Straw

Vettel and Ferrari's brilliant Bahrain GP win

Scott Mitchell joins Edd Straw to look back at Sebastian Vettel's Bahrain Grand Prix win, and ask if Valtteri Bottas really should have won.

F1's 2021 rules revolution

Formula 1 tabled its proposals for 2021 on the Friday of the Bahrain Grand Prix. Adam Cooper, Scott Mitchell and Edd Straw dissect what has been announced, and ask if the laudable objectives can be achieved.

Australian Grand Prix 2018

Sebastian Vettel's victory over Lewis Hamilton in the Australian Grand Prix is reviewed - as well as what it means for the season to come.

F1 season preview 2018

We preview the 2018 Formula 1 season on the even of the Australian Grand Prix.

F1 testing day 5/6: McLaren under pressure

Stuart Codling, Scott Mitchell and Edd Straw review the first half of the second pre-season F1 test

F1 testing day 4: what have we learned?

Gary Anderson joins Lawrence Barretto and Edd Straw to look at the final day of the first pre-season F1 test, and explain what we have learned about the season to come.

F1 testing day 3: Gary Anderson is angry

Gary Anderson joins Lawrence Barretto and Edd Straw to explain why Formula 1 teams missed an opportunity on the third day of pre-season testing

F1 testing day 2

Gary Anderson and Lawrence Barretto join Edd Straw to reflect on the second day of the Barcelona Formula 1 test

F1 testing day 1 with Gary Anderson

Gary Anderson joins Edd Straw to review the first day of the opening Formula 1 test from Barcelona.

Gary Anderson on Mercedes, Ferrari & McLaren

Gary Anderson joins Edd Straw and Glenn Freeman to analyse the new cars from Mercedes, Ferrari and McLaren, and to look ahead to the first pre-season F1 tst.

Is the new Red Bull an F1 title contender?

In our second 2018 F1 launch special, we look at Red Bull, Renault and Sauber.

F1 2018 launch special: Williams & Haas

The Williams FW41 was launched in London in Tuesday and marks a big change of concept. Stuart Codling and Lawrence Barretto join Edd Straw to discuss the team's prospects, and look at the recently-revealed Haas car.

Will the halo ruin F1?

With some F1 fans suggesting they won't watch F1 anymore now that the halo is introduced, we ask what the real impact of the new look of the cars will be this year

Vergne's controversial Formula E victory

Jean-Eric Vergne's controversial win in Santiago finally established him as a credible title contender. Scott Mitchell and Andrew van de Burgt join Edd Straw to look back on a dramatic weekend, and look ahead to the Gen2 car.

Dan Ticktum: Red Bull's next-in-line for F1

Dan Ticktum's had a stunning end to 2017, winning the Macau Grand Prix and the McLaren Autosport BRDC Award. He joins Marcus Simmons, Kevin Turner and Edd Straw to talk about his recent successes and how he recovered from his 12-month ban in 2015/16.

The secrets of Ogier's Monte Carlo WRC win

Sebastien Ogier won the Monte Carlo Rally - and the way he did it reveals a lot about how he's so successful in rallying. David Evans and Jack Benyon join Edd Straw to discuss the Frenchman's genius.

Why Alonso's Toyota Le Mans bid is perfectly timed

Fernando Alonso will contest the Le Mans 24 Hours, and other WEC rounds, in 2018. Glenn Freeman, James Newbold and Edd Straw rate his chances

Alonso on his Daytona 24 Hours adventure

Fernando Alonso tells us about his hopes for the Daytona 24 Hours, and we also hear from Zak Brown and co-drivers Lando Norris and Phil Hanson as part of our preview of the 2018 running of the endurance classic.

Rosenqvist stakes his Formula E title claim

Felix Rosenqvist's Formula E victory on the streets of Marrackech gave him the championship lead, and Scott Mitchell, Anthony Rowlinson and Edd Straw ask if this now makes him title favourite.

Not just about money: Why Sirotkin beat Kubica to the Williams seat

Was it all about money, or was there more to it than that? Ben Anderson, Lawrence Barretto, Glenn Freeman and Edd Straw look into the reasons behind Sergey Sirotkin getting a race seat, and Robert Kubica having to make do with a reserve and development role at Williams.

Gary Anderson and Karun Chandhok live at Autosport International

Recorded live at Autosport International, Gary Anderson and Karun Chandhok join Edd Straw and Glenn Freeman to look ahead to F1 2018

How M-Sport conquered the WRC, with Malcolm Wilson and Elfyn Evans

M-Sport boss Malcolm Wilson and Rally GB winner Elfyn Evans are our guests as we look back at the team's triumph in the World Rally Championship in 2017.

Top 50 Drivers of 2017

Autosport's top 50 drivers proved to be as controversial as ever in 2017. Glenn Freeman, Kevin Turner and Tom Errington join Edd Straw to explain how the top 50 is created, and to answer questions and criticisms from readers.

Formula E battery competition delayed and Hong Kong review

Is Formula E's decision to delay battery competition (again) until at least 2025 an admission of failure for a series aiming to push the boundaries of technology? And what did we learn from the Hong Kong season opener.

Hamilton v Vettel: F1 2017 season review

Karun Chandhok joins Ben Anderson, Lawrence Barretto and Edd Straw to review the 2017 Formula 1 season.

Is Kubica going to miss out on the Williams drive?

Robert Kubica's Williams test in Abu Dhabi is discussed, as are his chances of landing the drive for 2018. There's also discussion of Alfa Romeo's F1 return with Sauber and Charles Leclerc's confirmation as a race driver, and Jenson Button's planned full Super GT season.

Formula E 2017/18 season preview

The 2017/2018 Formula E season is about to get under way in Hong Kong. We discuss the favourites, the new drivers and reveal the secrets of what it's like to drive a Formula E car.

Does Hamilton have a new rival for F1 2018?

Valtteri Bottas ended a difficult season with victory in Abu Dhabi. But can he use that win as a foundation stone for a title tilt in 2018?

Kubica, di Resta, Wehrlein, Kvyat: Who should Williams sign?

We put ourselves in the position of the Williams team management and decide who we would sign for the 2018 F1 season - Robert Kubica, Paul di Resta, Pascal Wehrlein or Daniil Kvyat.

Can anyone stop Lando Norris winning the Macau GP?

Lando Norris heads into the 2017 Macau Grand Prix as favourite, so can anyone stop him winning? Norris's engineer, Matt Ogle, and F3 driver coach Danny Watts join Autosport's Marcus Simmons and Edd Straw to preview the event. There's also an interview with one of Norris's main rivals, Callum Ilott.

Brazilian GP: Vettel's win or Bottas's loss?

Edd Straw is joined by Stuart Codling and Ben Anderson to discuss Sebastian Vettel's Brazilian GP victory, Valtteri Bottas's second place and Lewis Hamilton's burn from the stern.

Debate: Is Hamilton F1's greatest ever?

Lewis Hamilton is now a four-time world champion, but is he the best of today's drivers - and if so is he now among the top half-dozen drivers in F1 history?

Mexican GP: Hamilton's title, Verstappen's win

Lewis Hamilton's fourth world championship and how his performances have stepped up this year are discussed in our Mexican Grand Prix podcast. Max Verstappen's victory and the clash between Hamilton and Vettel are among the topics.

How Jari-Matti Latvala bounced back with Toyota

Toyota WRC driver Jari-Matti Latvala joins David Evans and Edd Straw to reveal the secrets to winning Rally GB and to look back at the key moments of his career. This includes his success with Toyota in 2017, the difficulties faced when VW pulled out and some famously trying times earlier in his career.

Why Verstappen's F1 track limits penalty was right and wrong

Karun Chandhok joins Lawrence Barretto and Edd Straw to argue about who is to blame for F1's track limits and how it should be solved. There's also a look at Lewis Hamilton's United States GP victory, and Brendon Hartley's F1 debut.

Schumacher, Button and 20 years of F1

Prior to his move into a new career, former Autosport Media UK Editor-in-Chief Damien Smith looks back on his two decades and more in motorsport journalism. Michael Schumacher, Jenson Button, Dan Wheldon, Justin Wilson and Fernando Alonso are among the drivers discussed.

Another Ferrari disaster puts Hamilton on brink of F1 crown

Sebastian Vettel is now 59 points Lewis Hamilton with 100 to play for after another disastrous race for Ferrari. Edd Straw is joined by Andrew van de Burgt and Scott Mitchell to look back at the Japanese Grand Prix and the championship implications.

'Mad Max' gets what he deserves in Malaysia F1

Max Verstappen finally claimed his first F1 victory of 2017 in the Malaysian Grand Prix. But is the criticism the driver some call 'Mad Max' deserved?

How Pierre Gasly got his F1 race chance

With news that Pierre Gasly will make his Formula 1 debut in place of Daniil Kvyat at Toro Rosso in the Malaysian Grand Prix, Edd Straw, Glenn Freeman and Marcus Simmons explain what Red Bull sees in the young Frenchman.

Project Cars 2: a game for the real racing fan?

Glenn Freeman and Tom Errington join Edd Straw to ask what Project Cars 2 offers for the real racing enthusiast in this game review special.

Did Vettel lose the F1 championship in Singapore?

The start disaster that wiped out both Ferraris and helped Lewis Hamilton win the Singapore Grand Prix is the big talking point, in particular the question of how responsible Sebastian Vettel was for causing it - and the resulting damage to his title hopes.

What went wrong for McLaren-Honda?

With the official announcement that McLaren and Honda's engine partnership will end this year, we explain the many reasons why this was an alliance doomed from the start. Ben Anderson and Stuart Codling join Edd Straw to explain what went so terribly wrong.

Colin McRae: 10 years on

To tie in with the 10th anniversary of Colin McRae's passing on September 15, David Evans and Colin Clark join Edd Straw to discuss the life and legacy of the 1995 World Rally champion. With contributions from David Richards, David Lapworth, Sebastien Ogier, Kris Meeke and more.

Climbing the F1 ladder with Enaam Ahmed

In the first edition of the Club Autosport podcast in association with Motorsport News, BRDC British F3 champion Enaam Ahmed talks about the challenges of being a junior driver looking to step up on the path to F1. Jack Benyon, Stephen Lickorish, Stefan Mackley and Jack Cozens also join Edd Straw to look at the junior single-seater scene and a new UK tin-top series.

Italian GP: Hamilton's triumph, Ferrari's shambles

As Lewis Hamilton took the lead, Ferrari's Sergio Marchionne described Ferrari's weekend as a shambles. Glenn Freeman, Ben Anderson and Edd Straw ask whether that verdict is fair, and what the Italian GP result means in the battle for the world championship.

Where is Alonso going now?

Fernando Alonso's plans for 2018 and Lewis Hamilton's victory in the Belgian Grand Prix are the main topics of conversation for Edd Straw, Stuart Codling and Scott Mitchell.

F1 2017 game review

Glenn Freeman joins Edd Straw to review F1 2017, which is released on August 25th.

How Formula E has changed motorsport

Formula E has attracted a glut of manufacturers, some big name drivers and has, in just three seasons, changed the motorsport landscape. We explain why, ask what the future holds for Formula E and review the 2017/18 season.

Will Kubica Race In F1 Again?

Karun Chandhok joins Ben Anderson and Edd Straw to take a close look at the prospects of Robert Kubica making a racing return to Formula 1 following his recent test in Hungary. There's also a look back over the 2017 F1 season to date, and an explanation of why Sebastian Vettel could have his work cut out to hang on to the lead of the world championship.

Nigel Roebuck on F1's closest title battle

Nigel Roebuck joins Edd Straw to look back on the sensational 1984 Formula 1 season and the battle for the world championship between Niki Lauda and Alain Prost.

Did Hamilton and Mercedes make a big mistake in Hungary?

Edd Straw is joined by Stuart Codling and Ben Anderson to review the Hungarian Grand Prix and ask whether Mercedes and Lewis Hamilton made an error they might regret.

F1 Film review: 'Williams'

Edd Straw and Lawrence Barretto review the documentary film 'Williams', which is released in the UK in the first week of August.

F1 Driver Market Guide 2018

Alex Kalinauckas, Glenn Freeman and Ben Anderson join Edd Straw to discuss the Formula 1 driver market

Does Mercedes have Ferrari beaten after British GP win?

Mercedes was always expected to have the upper hand at Silverstone, but the advantage over Ferrari Lewis Hamilton had on his way to victory was surprisingly big. Lawrence Barretto and Ben Anderson join Edd Straw to explain what this means for the 2017 season.

Bottas's Austria victory and Kubica's comeback chances

Edd Straw is joined by Anthony Rowlinson and Stuart Codling to discuss Valtteri Bottas's Austrian Grand Prix victory and the prospects for a Robert Kubica comeback

Azerbaijan GP with Gary Anderson

Gary Anderson joins Edd Straw to review the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. The Lewis Hamilton v Sebastian Vettel clash, Daniel Ricciardo's win, Lance Stroll's unlikely podium and the mutual annihilation of the Force India drivers are among the talking points.

Le Mans Preview 2017

Oliver Jarvis and Harry Tincknell join Edd Straw and Gary Watkins to preview the 2017 Le Mans 24 Hours. Nick Tandy, winner in 2015, also makes a guest appearance to talk about his attempt to take a second Le Mans victory.

Williams 40th Anniversary Special

Williams deputy team principal Claire Williams and Williams Heritage boss Jonathan Williams are among the guests in a special podcast recorded during the team's 40th anniversary celebration day at Silverstone. Edd Straw is also joined by Stuart Codling and Lawrence Barretto to talk about all things Williams.

Alonso's Indy 500 & Ferrari's strategic shenanigans

Edd Straw is joined by Glenn Freeman, Lawrence Barretto and Damien Smith to discuss Fernando Alonso's Indy 500 assault, Takuma Sato's victory in the great race, Ferrari's strategic decisions in the Monaco Grand Prix and Lewis Hamilton's struggles.

Mario Andretti interview

Mario Andretti joins Edd Straw and David Malsher at Indianapolis to discuss a wide range of topics, including his famous 500 win in 1969, Fernando Alonso's prospects for this year's race, winning the F1 world championship and his famous outings for Ferrari in 1982.

Rick Mears: Indy 500 Masterclass

Rick Mears, four-times Indy 500 winner and six times polesitter, joins Edd Straw and David Malsher to reveal how to win the greatest race in the world. There's also some talk about Fernando Alonso's progress, a look back at key moments of the illustrious career of Mears, and the story of how he considered making the jump to Formula 1 with Brabham.

Spanish Grand Prix Review

Glenn Freeman, Lawrence Barretto and Edd Straw discuss Lewis Hamilton's victory in the Spanish Grand Prix and the big changes F1 is going through off-track.

World Rally Championship special with Jost Capito

Jost Capito, Colin Clark and David Evans join Edd Straw to discuss the best World Rally Championship season in years. Is it Sebastien Ogier versus Thierry Neuville for the title? Can Jari-Matti Latvala stay in the title hunt? What's gone wrong for Citroen? And where on earth is Andreas Mikkelsen? All these questions, and many more, are answered.

Alonso's Indy test, Spanish GP preview and your questions

Edd Straw is joined by Scott Mitchell and Kevin Turner to discuss Fernando Alonso's first test at Indianapolis, preview the Spanish Grand Prix and answer listener questions covering a wide variety of topics. #askautosport

Bottas becomes F1 winner in Russian GP

Edd Straw, Lawrence Barretto and Stuart Codling discuss Valtteri Bottas's win in the Russian Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton's struggles, the Ferrari v Mercedes battle, Force India's form and Sauber's deal to use Sauber engines next year.

What's Gone Wrong for Red Bull F1

Red Bull started the 2017 F1 season as favourite to take the fight to Mercedes, but has underachieved and is a distant third. Edd Straw, Glenn Freeman and Scott Mitchell explain why. Stephen Lickorish also joins us to talk about Billy Monger's horrific accident, and the heartwarming story of the motorsport community's reaction to it.

Vettel wins Bahrain F1, Alonso heads to Indy

Edd Straw, Adam Cooper and Scott Mitchell look back on Sebastian Vettel's victory in the Bahrain Grand Prix, and discuss Fernando Alonso's bid for the Indianapolis 500. Alex Kalinauckas also joins in late on to look back on the start of the Formula 2 season.

What F2's return means for the F1 ladder

MP Motorsport driver Jordan King joins Edd Straw and Marcus Simmons to discuss what the return of the F2 name means for motorsport and preview the 2017 season.

Hamilton v Vettel: it's game on after Chinese GP

Lewis Hamilton made the score 1-1 in his world championship battle with Sebastian Vettel. It may be early days, but as Edd Straw, Stuart Codling and Lawrence Barretto discuss, the pair appear to be in a class of their own so far in 2017. And there's also a little talk about the 2018 driver market, starting off with the under-fire Kimi Raikkonen.

F1's Plan for Noisy Engines

Damien Smith, Anthony Rowlinson and Edd Straw look into plans for Formula 1 to adopt new, noisy engines in 2021, ask what's going on with Pascal Wehrlein's fitness and preview the Chinese Grand Prix.

Australian Grand Prix

Kevin Turner, Stuart Codling and Edd Straw look back on the Australian Grand Prix and the key strategic decision on which the race turned.

Australian Grand Prix Preview 2017

Glenn Freeman, Stuart Codling and Edd Straw look ahead to the season-opening Australian Grand Prix.

F1 Racing Season Preview

For the first Autosport podcast of 2017, we cede the podcasting floor to sister title F1 Racing and a fascinating round table discussion involving Pat Symonds, Martin Brundle and Peter Windsor looking ahead to the new grand prix season.

F1 2016 Season Review - Part 1

Karun Chandhok, Lawrence Barretto, Ben Anderson and Edd Straw look back on the 2016 Formula 1 season. The first part of the season review focuses on the world championship battle between Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton and the performances of Max Verstappen and Daniel Ricciardo. Owing to technical problems on recording, the second part of this season review could not be released.

Rosberg's Replacement

The Autosport team run the rule over Valtteri Bottas's credentials as Nico Rosberg's replacement at Mercedes, and who the other contenders might have been, as well as talking about Felipe Massa's likely return with Williams.

Formula 1 title showdown preview

Glenn Freeman, Scott Mitchell and Edd Straw preview the Formula 1 title decider in Abu Dhabi.

Macau F3 Preview

Marcus Simmons and Callum Ilott join Edd Straw to preview the Macau Grand Prix

Mexican Grand Prix

Karun Chandhok, Stuart Codling and Edd Straw look back at Lewis Hamilton's Mexican Grand Prix victory, and dissect the controversial moments and decisions by the stewards that shaped the race.

Hulkenberg And The Driver Market

Edd Straw is joined by Glenn Freeman and Lawrence Barretto to discuss Nico Hulkenberg's move to Renault for the 2017 F1 season, and other goings on in the midfield/lower midfield in the driver market. The lack of movement at the front is also delved into, as well as the possibility of a big change-around in 2018. There's also a look ahead to the United States Grand Prix.

Japanese Grand Prix 2016

Edd Straw, Stuart Codling and Glenn Freeman discuss Nico Rosberg's victory in the Japanese Grand Prix and its implications for the destiny of the world championship, and dissect the Lewis Hamilton Snapchat controversy. The struggles of Ferrari and McLaren are also on the agenda during a podcast in which even King Henry VIII makes an appearance.

Malaysian Grand Prix

Edd Straw, Glenn Freeman and Scott Mitchell look back at a dramatic Malaysian Grand Prix, explore the conspiracy theories about Lewis Hamilton's engine failure, ask whether Nico Rosberg's penalty for hitting Kimi Raikkonen was deserved and talk about Daniel Ricciardo's victory.

Formula E Season Preview 2016/17

Edd Straw is joined by Jack Nicholls and Scott Mitchell to look ahead to the 2016/17 Formula E season, which kicks off in Hong Kong on October 9.

Singapore Grand Prix 2016 Review

Ben Anderson, Scott Mitchell and Edd Straw look back at a dramatic Singapore Grand Prix and the spectacular finish between Nico Rosberg and Daniel Ricciardo, dig into why Lewis Hamilton struggled and talk up Kevin Magnussen.

Le Mans 2016 Preview

Autosport reflects on qualifying and previews the Le Mans 24 Hours, with Gary Watkins, Glenn Freeman, Scott Mitchell, Mitchell Adam and Edd Straw.