It’s the penultimate race of the Formula 1 season, and while we hoped for clarity on the championship battle, it looks like Abu Dhabi will deliver the final verdict. In this episode, we dive into McLaren’s very familiar-looking strategy moves (yes, the Ferrari inspiration is noted), Williams’ impressive resurgence, the fierce mid-field fight, and Red Bull’s latest strategic masterclass led by Hannah Schmitz.

We’re in the final stretch of the Formula 1 season, and the action returns to the OG U.S. circuit — Austin, Texas. The Sprint brought its share of surprises, with McLaren missing out, while the main race didn’t quite deliver the on-track drama many expected. Still, it was a weekend to celebrate for Ferrari fans, as the team emerged with the biggest points haul. In this episode, we break down what really happened in Austin, and dive into a lively debate — should Charles have let Lando through instead of defending him?

We explore today all about the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, an exiciting and nail-biting race, something which we haven't had for while. Piastri out, Norris not finishing where we expected, which extended McLaren's deal to seal constructors for another race. Whereas it was a pure luck for Williams and a bonus for George Russell.

As Formula 1 breaks for Half Season break, we deep dive into the season, on track and off track. Our biggest surprises and biggest disappointments, we break it all down in thsi episode .

It was the Hungarian GP and some things were way different than expected. A Ferrari on pole since Schumacher, both Aston Martin's in Top 10 in qualifying and post-race, Hamilton's consistency records being broken once again.

Formula pod is back with its download from the Belgium Grand Prix at Spa-Francorchamps. A delayed race due to low visibility, a insane time behind the safety car and then a wet to dry race. We dial down on the race from Ferrari's startegy masterclass to Willaims fight to keep holding the 5th place in the constructors. We also discuss at length what Gunther Steiner said on Lewis Hamilton, if he is bigger than the team or sport.

Formula 1 returns home for the British Grand Prix—a race that never disappoints. Despite headlines about a UK heatwave, the weekend delivered classic Silverstone rain, throwing strategy teams into overdrive. Some nailed it; others fell short. McLaren delighted the home crowd with a 1–2 finish, with Lando Norris taking victory. Meanwhile, after 239 races, Germany’s Nico Hülkenberg finally claimed his first-ever F1 podium.

We break down all the key moments from the race in detail. Plus, we dive into the ongoing drama at Red Bull—from their reputation for ruthless firings to now the Team Principal being sacked. Join us for an in-depth look at a weekend that shook up the paddock.

We were also joined by Naila from F1 Club UAE, giving her take on what has happened on track and off track.

Formula 1 is back around the track considered crown jewel of Formula 1, the Monaco Grand Prix. This time, teams were given the unique challenge of mandatory pit stops, but did that reflect into changes in the start grid once the race was done? Lets find out!