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Motor Sport F1 Show with Mark Hughes

Motor Sport
Formula 1
Max Verstappen
Mercedes
Formula One
Kimi Antonelli
Aston Martin
Ferrari
Nürburgring 24 Hours
Artificial Intelligence
George Russell
Cadillac
FIA
Red Bull Racing
Adrian Newey
Charles Leclerc
Fernando Alonso
Power Unit Split
Mercedes-Benz
Honda
Mclaren

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.

Read Mark every week at motorsportmagazine.com

Plus: Scroll down the feed for other series from Motor Sport, including some of the biggest names in rac... more

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Did Max Verstappen show why F1 drivers are racing's elite? Will other drivers follow in his footsteps? And could F1 do anything to make its races as exciting as the Nürburgring 24 Hours?

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Max Verstappen races in the Nürburgring 24 Hours this weekend on a mission to win.

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Matt Bishop
Editor of F1 Magazine, writer and motorsport historian
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Episode: F1 is being ruined: it's right to speak out

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Mark Hughes
Grand Prix editor and host of the show-style discussions, with a track record as a motorsport journalist and feature writer.
Bryn Lucas
Presenter with strong involvement in motorsport journalism and editorial features, regularly guiding interviews and discussions.

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4.5 out of 5 stars from 453 ratings
  • 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

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    cmc99
    19 days ago
  • Great Especially Because Hughes’ Lack of British Bias

    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.

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    Cawl ‘n Qvo
    United Statesa month ago
  • Bravo to whoever decided to give Mark H. a feature show.

    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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    5
    late_apex
    United States4 months ago
  • Very good and revealing interview with Mr John Watson. I did not know that John was at dundrade in 55. The BP Motorsports archive has that tourist trophy on their website and it's a fascinating watch. So different from the sport as it is today just watch it and you'll see what I mean.

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    damage98
    2 years ago
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Why Verstappen at the Nürburgring was awe-inspiring in a way F1 can't be
Q: How do they evaluate so many different upgrades as opposed to one at a time?
With hundreds of sensors and data streams, teams analyze loads, speeds, driver feedback, and simulations to converge on a holistic upgrade path, recognizing interdependencies among components.
Why Verstappen at the Nürburgring was awe-inspiring in a way F1 can't be
Q: Surely every team's ICE engine is delivering maximum allowable power. These engines have been capable of delivering more than double the HP than is currently allowed. Is the advantage of the best engines therefore due to how they deploy that power?
Power is capped by fuel flow and regulatory limits; teams optimize within those limits, with significant variation in design and deployment strategies affecting performance.
Why Verstappen at the Nürburgring was awe-inspiring in a way F1 can't be
Q: And he says, one wishes Formula 1 could come up with a set of engine rules that everyone agrees on and stick with them. But looking back at F1's history, we see frequent changes to the engine rules with the one glaring exception from 1966 to 1986, the Formula there. Any thoughts or insights as to how that engine Formula managed to last so long?
The key was limited manufacturer involvement and a lack of sustained factory funding, which kept the rules stable until later decades when manufacturers re-entered and pushed for new tech; eventual sponsorship and regulation changes followed.
Can V8 engines save F1? Why they really are set for a comeback
Q: What do you think about the Miami track and its impact on this season's narrative?
They discuss how the circuit's layout and weather created unique conditions that spotlight driver skill and strategy, emphasizing that upgrades have made the field more competitive rather than a single-car dominant season.
F1 is being ruined: it's right to speak out
Q: Is there an acknowledged level of interest among teams and the governing body to return to internal combustion engines only?
The guests suggest it's not out of the question in the long term, especially with sustainable fuels, but the current path shows a blended electric+internal combustion approach being preferred for energy efficiency and performance balance.

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A weekly motorsport-focused F1 discussion show led by a senior Grand Prix editor and a dedicated presenter, featuring interviews with high-profile guests and deep-dive analysis on race strategy, technology, and regulatory shifts. Episodes frequently weigh how new rules, engine strategies, and circuit design influence on-track action, with attention to team dynamics and driver prospects, making it a solid pick for engineers, teams, sponsors, and serious fans who want the details behind the headlines. A standout is the blend of magazine-level insider knowledge with practical implications for teams and manufacturers, plus ongoing coverage of evolving regulations and technology across the season.

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