If something happens in Formula 1 racing, The Race F1 Podcast has got you covered. Featuring renowned F1 journalists Edd Straw, Jon Noble, Mark Hughes, Scott Mitchell-Malm, Ben Anderson and more, we’ll bring you unbeatable insight from the ground at every F1 race, including the inside line on the latest breaking Formula 1 news and gossip, informed debate about the biggest topics, and in-depth anal... more
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 774 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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We tackle the question of whether Ferrari has broken Charles Leclerc's spirit in the latest edition of The Race F1 Podcast. Special guest Alex Jacques, who'll be familiar to many listeners as the lead commentator for F1 TV and Channel 4, joins Scott ... more
Colossally is back, and Matt and Richard are kicking off season 4 with an in-depth look at the extraordinary life of Bruce McLaren, the man who founded and gave his name to this year's constructors' world champions, but who possibly remains a bit of ... more
Lewis Hamilton’s brake problems late in the Singapore Grand Prix turned a potential fifth place into eight place, but why exactly did Ferrari hit trouble? That’s one of the questions we answer in the latest episode of The Race F1 Tech Show.
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Edd Straw is joined by Jon Noble and Mark Hughes to discuss the Singapore Grand Prix... more
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This is an informative podcast, for sure. Although it does sometimes seem like they are holding back on what they really think for fear of being blacklisted by teams (namely, Red Bull). My biggest peeve is that they include the race results in the episode title. So if you delay in watching the race, you’ll know the results if you happen to open your podcast app. For this reason, I’ve unsubscribed and will manually check for new episodes.
The best Lando/lewis/george excuses podcast.
We are all passionate about F1, sometimes to the detriment of everything else. With the build up to 2026 regulation change, there is a lot of pessimism on display. The Race podcast published 18/08/24 spends an hour picking apart all the potential pit falls to come in the new regulation change. I have not heard a single F1 journalist display any critical thinking regarding the concept of “100% Sustainable Fuel”. I love the idea of the concept, just like I used to love the idea of Santa Claus.... more
Give Lando the credit he deserves. You can’t just give Oscar every win because he’s ahead in the points ? McLaren let them fight it out, and Lando won. They should earn it. And like it or not gentlemen the best driver one today in Budapest. Congratulations Lando! Good guys do win!
I really enjoy the in depth details about F1. But will you please stop having bonus episodes that are just episodes from your other shows. Either I already subscribe to that show and now you want me to listen to it twice?? Or I deliberately didn’t subscribe to that show and now you make me listen to it here anyway??
It’s an incredible lazy way of making bonus episodes and for regular listeners it’s just a pain honestly …
If I get a SINGLE bonus episode that’s just some “Bring back V10’s” bonus... more
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Focused entirely on Formula 1 racing, this podcast offers audiences comprehensive coverage of the latest news, analyses, and debates surrounding the sport. Some of the most common themes discussed include team dynamics, technical strategies, and the impact of regulatory changes, often featuring insights from well-respected F1 journalists. The podcast is particularly notable for its ability to blend in-depth discussions with lively debates, ensuring that both dedicated fans and newcomers to the sport can find compelling content. Unique segments from affiliated shows dive into historical perspectives, emphasizing nostalgia while connecting it to current events in F1.
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