The 2026 Dutch Grand Prix gave us plenty to talk about, and in this episode of The Formation Yap, we break down the biggest storylines from the weekend.

• Max Verstappen’s crash and what it means for his weekend

• Ferrari’s strategy decisions and whether they got it right

• Mercedes’ strategy, including George Russell being asked to let Kimi Antonelli overtake him

• The overall midfield battle and which teams are making progress

• Liam Lawson’s performance and whether he is starting to look more like a true midfield driver

We break down the race, the strategy calls, and the performances that stood out most from Zandvoort. Let us know what you thought of the Dutch Grand Prix and whether you agree with our takes.

The summer shutdown barely ended before the F1 driver market exploded. We're previewing the Dutch Grand Prix with a breakdown of all the latest paddock drama and our official race predictions.

In this episode, we cover:

- Silly Season Continues: Breaking down Carlos Sainz’s decision to commit to Williams for the future.

- Red Bull Musical Chairs: Isack Hadjar sidelined due to a wrist injury, Liam Lawson stepping up into the Red Bull seat, and Yuki Tsunoda's surprise return to race.

- Zandvoort Preview: What to expect from the final Dutch GP layout and performance dynamics.

- Hot & Cold Takes: Our boldest predictions and picks for the race weekend.

We've reached the summer break, and it’s time to unpack the first half of a wild F1 season. On this episode, we're looking back at the highs and lows so far and projecting what the rest of the year and the future hold for the grid.

In this episode, we cover:

Mid-Season Check-In: Where the championship stands as the grid heads into the summer shutdown.

The Good & The Bad: Our picks for the biggest disappointments of the year so far alongside major props to the best performances.

Silly Season & Beyond: Where we think key drivers will be driving next year and in the coming seasons.

Team Spotlights: Analyzing the trajectories of teams like Cadillac and Aston Martin as they prep for the future.