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Clark Rodgers
Formula One
Max Verstappen
Mclaren
Ferrari
Lando Norris
Lewis Hamilton
Fernando Alonso
Mercedes
Aston Martin
Oscar Piastri
Indycar
George Russell
Alpine
Red Bull
Red Bull Racing
Nasir Hameed
Chinese Grand Prix
Sergio Perez
NASCAR
Monaco Grand Prix

Updates and an educated, fun and unique perspective into the world of Formula One and other motor sport disciplines.

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on today's program...

KIMI OVERCOMES FIRST LAP CHAOS TO WIN AT THE MADRING!

MAX SPARS WITH LCH IN THE OPENING LAPS AND HANGS ON TO P2

NORRIS SAYS SIMPLY BAD LUCK WITH VSC AND...

FERNANDO SAYS...I'M STICKING AROUND...I THINK...

THIS WEEK'S NASIR ... more

ON TODAY'S PROGRAM...

ANTONELLI WINS AT MONZA FROM 19TH ON THE GRID! BRAVO!

FERRARI FAIL AGAIN AT MONZA BUT...THERE COULD BE HOPE

GEORGE SEES HIS CHAMPIONSHIP HOPES FIZZLE

FREE MCLARENS GIVEN TO MOTORSPORTS TRIBUNAL JUDGES!

AND...FERNANDO SA... more

ON TODAY'S PROGRAM...

ZACK COULD BEAT TOTO, AT HIS OWN GAME...

IS NORRIS THE "A" TEAM AND, OSCAR THE "B" TEAM...

CARLOS SAINZ...AS HE SIGNS ANOTHER CONTRACT WITH WILLIAMS HE KNOWS HIS CHAMPIONSHIP HOPES ARE GONE...AND

FERNANDO SAYS...HONDA MA... more

ON TODAY'S PROGRAM...

NORRIS PUTS IT ALL TOGETHER TO WIN IN ZANDVOORT!

MAX SIGNS 4 YEARS DEAL WITH RED BULL...CRASHES ON THE 1ST LAP!

HAMILTON IS DOWN RIGHT DISRESPECTFUL

HULKENBURG WAS ON FIRE IN THE MIDPACK AND...

FERNANDO SCORES POINTS GIVI... more

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Recent Guests

Martin Brundle
Motorsports historian and former F1 driver
Former Formula 1 driver, TV commentator
Episode: F1Weekly Podcast # 1165
Nico Hulkenburg
German racing driver, young F3 Euro Series racer and Williams test driver
Williams (test driver) and Nico Hulkenburg interview participant
Episode: F1Weekly Podcast # 1164
Richard H. Bright
Listener, 'Music Man'
Listener guest, Cologne meetup
Episode: F1Weekly Podcast # 1164
Max Verstappen
Rising F1 star from Red Bull program, interviewed on-site
Red Bull Racing
Episode: F1Weekly Podcast # 1163
Jos Verstappen
Jos the boss, Verstappen family member, guest interview
Independent/Verstappen family interview
Episode: F1Weekly Podcast # 1163
Olivier Panisse
French-speaking guest interviewed about F1 topics
F1 Weekly contributor
Episode: F1Weekly Podcast # 1163
Mario Theissen
BMW Motorsports chief engineer and former driver
BMW
Episode: F1Weekly Podcast # 1162
Sebastien Bourdais
Professional race car driver, interview subject
Toro Rosso (at the time of the interview)
Episode: F1Weekly Podcast # 1161
Shane Seneviratne
Owner of US Racetronics, team manager
US Racetronics
Episode: F1Weekly Podcast # 1160

Hosts

Mark Rogers
Host of the show
Clark Rodgers
Host of the show, introducing segments and leading conversations

Reviews

4.2 out of 5 stars from 189 ratings
  • The best in F1 coverage.

    There simply is not a better F1 podcast out there. Clark and Nasir have a lot of information and a lot of knowledge in F1. They are a true joy to listen to and cool guys to boot. I agree with them, Fernando Alonso’s special talent has been wasted by him not being able to get into a good let alone top car. Keep up the good work and an extra zero going your way guys!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Roland RP
    United States4 years ago
  • F1 Weekly

    I have been listening in the UK from the very first shows and really enjoy it as it gives a different perspective on F1 from the US.

    Love Motorsport mondial .

    I’ve also got into and appreciate much more US motorsport.

    Keep up the work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Csp55
    United Kingdom4 years ago
  • Apologies due to Toto! You screwed up

    NasirWhose work is usually impeccable screwed up on the latest podcast. When he said that German authorities had passed on information about insider trading relating to Toto to British authorities. he never mentioned that the Germans said at the time that they had found no evidence at all of any insider trading.

    Shame on you Nasir.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    myohmy2cents
    United States5 years ago
  • Something vital you forgot To mention

    Lewis may have had the faster package but Alonzo had nothing to lose. He could take risks that Lewis couldn’t. It wasnt more machismo.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    myohmy2cents
    United States5 years ago
  • Nasir is the only one holding this podcast together

    Used to love listening to this podcast but the host is just unpleasant and sounds very disinterested

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    NotoriousBGC
    Australia5 years ago

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Listeners appreciate Nasir's historical analysis and the engaging banter.
Some listeners critique audio quality and perceived bias in discussions.
Hosts are knowledgeable and entertaining, with deep F1 insight and historical context.

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#196
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Apple Podcasts
#209
Canada/News/Sports News
Apple Podcasts
#162
Germany/News/Sports News
Apple Podcasts
#180
Australia/News/Sports News
Apple Podcasts
#40
Norway/News/Sports News
Apple Podcasts
#72
Netherlands/News/Sports News

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

F1Weekly Podcast # 1165
Q: What stood out about the Brundle interview dynamics?
Martin Brundle shared how his early battles with Senna defined his career and how the shift to TV commentary shaped his perspective on racing, while Alex discussed the family pressures and his personal drive in Formula 2.
F1Weekly Podcast # 1164
Q: How do you view your path toward Formula 1, and when do you think you'll be ready for a drive?
I want to race in Formula 1 eventually, but I'll wait and prepare in Euro Series or GP2 to ensure I am competitive and ready when the opportunity arises.
F1Weekly Podcast # 1164
Q: What are the main differences between Formula BMW and German Formula 3 car setups?
Formula 3 is more powerful with greater aerodynamic considerations, while BMW emphasizes mechanical grip; F3 requires more advanced aero and setup work to manage the higher speeds and downforce.
F1Weekly Podcast # 1164
Q: What was the secret to your success in your rookie season in Formula BMW Germany?
A combination of a strong, supportive team, detailed guidance from Joseph Kaufmann and his son, and lots of time living with the team to learn and practice together.
F1Weekly Podcast # 1162
Q: What has been the biggest challenge and achievement at BMW's motorsport program so far?
Theissen cites getting the original F1 project on track as an engine supplier and then establishing BMW's own F1 team in 2005 as the two biggest challenges, with achievements rooted in building long-term strategy and integration with road car tech.

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This show delivers energetic, opinionated motorsport coverage with a strong emphasis on Formula One, alongside deep cuts into racing history and related disciplines. It blends long-form driver interviews, historical features, and backstage perspectives on team dynamics, sponsorship, and the evolution of the sport across decades. A recurring strength is the host duo's banter and historical context, augmented by a rotating guest list that includes drivers, historians, photographers, and industry commentators. Listeners often come for candid insights into F1, the shifting tech and strategy landscape, and nostalgic storytelling about iconic races, tracks, and era-defining moments. Notable is the clear US perspective on a global sport, plus the ... more

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