
The Parc Fermé F1 podcast. We cover Formula 1 as it happens. Race and news reviews with Todd, Paul and Grace.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 686 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsAutomotiveLeisure | |||

Kimi Antonelli won the 2026 Spanish Grand Prix at the Madring, Formula 1's first race in Madrid, but Lando Norris was the fastest driver on track and lost the win to the timing of a Virtual Safety Car. We explain exactly why Norris was the only front... more
Kimi Antonelli won the 2026 Italian Grand Prix at Monza from nineteenth on the grid, becoming the first Italian to win at Monza since 1966 and extending his championship lead over George Russell to 66 points. In episode 1007 of The Parc Fermé, we bre... more
Lando Norris signed with McLaren until 2030, and the F1 2026 cost cap decided everything else this week. Toto Wolff said Mercedes has not got the money to answer McLaren's upgrades, and Andrea Stella said on the record that he does not believe him.
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2026 Dutch Grand Prix review: Lando Norris beats Kimi Antonelli at Zandvoort as McLaren detunes its car, Ferrari stumbles, and Verstappen crashes out.
Episode 1,005 breaks down the final Formula 1 race at Zandvoort, and the result hinged on a decisi... more
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I’m one of the last persons to get into f1 before Drive to Survive. Started watching the sport in 2017. This was the first f1 podcast I found in 2017 and I’m still listening. I’ve listened to a lot f1 podcasts but I get annoyed and bored with them. Everyone is all having the same nerdy arguments and conversations every single race about who did a naughty or wrong overtake vs who was the righteous or moral defender or overtaker. Then they barely cover an overview of the entire race, series, an... more
This podcast is the sweet spot for 🆕 fans, old fans, and fanatics of Formula 1. I’ve sampled virtually all the shows covering this space and now have a couple favourites, but this is by far the best IMO. The back catalog is peerless; sadly, on this platform, the shows only go back to episode 400 & something (circa 2015?). That long history has been instructive - prior to updating my F1 Fantasy teams I’ve listened to the relevant episodes chronologically, e.g. ~10 years of track talks, previews,... more
I’d give this show 4 stars, if it wasn’t for this one thing….whoever they are using for ad-monetization interrupts with the same 2 commercials CONSTANTLY.
This isn’t an exaggeration. This episode I documented it. On average a commercial break interrupted (63% of the time in the middle of a word) every 6 minutes.
I like these guys and I want them to succeed , but the listening experience is torture.
Move the Chicane after the tunnel and make it a drs zone from the apex in the tunnel
Great show
Truly bad and racist. I gave it another listen with the new season and they continue to be racist and awful. These people are horrible and a complete waste of time.
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The show offers spirited, opinionated roundtables and race reviews centered on Formula 1, blending technical analysis with banter and insider perspectives. Episodes frequently dissect race strategy, upgrades, penalties, and governance, while weaving in anecdotes from paddock life and industry dynamics. A standout strength is the hosts' long-running, no-holds-barred dialogue, which often shifts into lighter banter and race history, making complex topics accessible for fans and industry folks alike. The format regularly features guest experts from journalism, team management, and racing history, adding depth to current-season debates and providing practical angle for listeners who want to pitch guests or sponsor opportunities.
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Recent guests on The Parc Fermé F1 Podcast include:
1. Alan McNish
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3. David Harviss
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6. Paul Charles Lee
7. Paul Charles
8. Paul Charsley
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