Ferrari topped FP1, Mercedes topped FP2, and neither result tells the full story at Monza. In this episode, I break down both practice sessions, Ferrari's brand-new power unit debuting at the fastest track on the calendar, and the real headline of the weekend reports that Lewis Hamilton is about to extend his Ferrari contract, possibly through 2028, right before the team's biggest home race of the year. Plus what it means for Oscar Piastri's rough start to the weekend and the championship fight after a dramatic Dutch GP. My honest take on why the timing of this contract news is no accident.

DRS is gone. After twelve years, the flap that decided most F1 overtakes has been replaced by something built entirely around the battery. In this episode, I break down Manual Override Mode how it actually works, why the lead car can now genuinely defend against it, and what "derating" is when you see a car mysteriously lose speed mid-straight.

A follow-up to my most-listened episode ever, DRS, and the perfect explainer if the new overtaking rules have you confused.

Oscar Piastri just got pulled into the Verstappen to McLaren saga but his manager says it's "nonsense." I break down the Piastri exit rumor, Verstappen's stalling McLaren move, his scary rear wing failures, and my honest take on where this driver market drama is really headed before Spa.

Something feels different about F1 this year, and it's not just in your head. In this episode, I break down exactly what changed in the sport's biggest rule overhaul in over a decade the new engines with nearly triple the electric power, wings that move automatically instead of just for overtaking, and smaller, lighter cars.

Plus, why drivers like Max Verstappen say it doesn't feel like Formula 1 anymore. A clear, no-jargon explainer on the 2026 rules and why they matter.

Red Bull's own management is reportedly furious with Max Verstappen and now there's serious sabbatical talk, just weeks after he flatly denied it himself. In this episode, I break down what's actually confirmed, why this contradiction matters, and my honest take on whether this is real frustration or one of the smartest negotiating tactics in F1.

Plus: why even a fed-up Verstappen might not have anywhere better to go right now anyway.

Max Verstappen's exit clause at Red Bull is now active after a disastrous British Grand Prix so is he actually leaving? I break down what's confirmed, the reported McLaren talks, and give my honest take on where this is really headed.

Charles Leclerc just ended a nearly two-year win drought at Silverstone but this race was so much more than that headline. In this episode, I break down the chaotic British Grand Prix: Kimi Antonelli's heartbreaking late mechanical failure while leading, Max Verstappen's crash that changed everything, and the controversial Safety Car ending that has fans arguing all week. Plus my honest take on whether that finish was fair.

A personal, opinionated look at one of the wildest races of the season.

The Halo is the titanium ring every F1 car has had since 2018 and drivers hated it when it launched.

In this episode, we explain what the Halo actually is, the two crashes that made it necessary (Felipe Massa in 2009 and Jules Bianchi in 2014), why drivers and fans resisted it, and the moments in 2018 and 2020 that proved it saves lives.

A quick, clear breakdown of F1's most controversial safety device and why nobody wants it gone anymore