
Motor Sport's weekly Formula 1 show: renowned grand prix editor Mark Hughes, presenter Bryn Lucas and guests explain what's really going on in F1, analysing the latest stories, from race results to tech breakthroughs and insight on upcoming topics.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 337 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsAutomotiveLeisure | |||

Mark Hughes previews the Italian Grand Prix at Monza, breaking down why F1's fastest car keeps changing hands - from Mercedes' early-season dominance to McLaren's gearing advantage and Ferrari's new turbo upgrade, which could make it the quickest car... more
Mark Hughes has found the piece of the jigsaw that explains McLaren's stunning Zandvoort form - and it isn't just the upgrades.
Breaking down why Lando Norris's car was three tenths quicker through the high-speed sector but three tenths slower on t... more
Mark Hughes has handed out just one A+ so far this season - and even Kimi Antonelli's own team-mate George Russell can't quite explain how he's making a rookie-in-his-second-year look this good.
Using the old-school GCSE method, Mark grades every dr... more
It's been a year since F1 owner Liberty Media bought MotoGP. Is the "dangerous and dirty" world of motorcycle racing about to be sanitised and commercialised?
In this special episode of the F1 Show, Bryn Lucas and Mark Hughes welcome Motor Sport's m... more
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Mark Hughes expertise and calm are a fresh relief among all the other F1 shows. He never gets carried away in any direction and always seems to be spot on in his analysis and predictions.
This guy is the dumbest smart guy I've had the displeasure of hearing speak. If you want to know what was going on and how racing worked 20 years ago, listen in. The only problem is he keeps trying to have an opinion about today
As always you only expect and get the best from Mark.
I’ve been following him for over 20 years now and his knowledge, impeccable writing skills and the ability to explain the intricacies of F1 are unsurpassed.
Don’t miss him before he retires for good.
It’s great to have a British podcast which isn’t obsessed with hyping Hamilton and British drivers. More importantly, it regularly gets legendary guests who speak very openly and say things they’d never say if they were being interviewed during an F1 weekend.
So much great information from this subject matter expert and he has the time here to go a bit deeper into his observations.
Bryn is doing a great job as host;I feel like MH has been surrounded the last few years by people who you’d be led to believe are being paid by the word.
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The show delivers in-depth Formula 1 analysis from two veteran motorsport journalists, balancing data-driven race insights with broader industry context. Episodes commonly dissect driver performance, car behavior, and strategy, often weighing mid-season dynamics, upgrades, and market moves against historical benchmarks. Guests range from engineers and team insiders to racing legends, creating a high-signal conversation that blends technical breakdowns with accessible storytelling. A standout trait is the long-running, candid debate between hosts, which can yield nuanced takes on what drives success in a rapidly evolving grid. Listeners can expect thoughtful, opinionated conversations, a strong emphasis on the business and technical sides of... more
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