The Race F1 Podcast

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5 snips
Mar 19, 2026 • 1h 20min

Bring Back V10s: Senna vs Schumacher - The flashpoints

A deep dive into the flashpoints of the Senna and Schumacher rivalry. Short clashes, grid confrontations and on‑track collisions are broken down. They trace tense team politics, testing spats and a famous public dressing down. The discussion ends by pondering how their relationship was shifting before 1994 and how Schumacher coped with Senna's loss.
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17 snips
Mar 18, 2026 • 1h 2min

Race wins or a title charge? How high will Ferrari fly in 2026?

Josh Suttill, F1 reporter and analyst on team development and strategy. Scott Mitchell-Malm, seasoned F1 journalist with technical and tactical expertise. They debate Ferrari’s chassis strengths, likely tracks for success, race-winning chances this season, development and regulation impacts, energy and battery strategy, and how early results can mislead the pecking order.
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34 snips
Mar 15, 2026 • 1h 20min

Chinese GP: Antonelli stars, but did Ferrari in-fighting stop them getting second?

A lively breakdown of Kimi Antonelli's surprising maiden win and whether it signals title potential. Deep dive into Ferrari intra-team battles and whether their fighting cost them track position. Talk on Mercedes' weekend dominance, Verstappen's complaints about rules, McLaren's reliability disaster, and standout drives from Ollie Bearman and Carlos Sainz.
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22 snips
Mar 11, 2026 • 57min

Should we expect another Mercedes-Ferrari head-to-head in China?

A China race preview that weighs whether Ferrari can challenge Mercedes on a different track. Discussion of how Shanghai will expose tyre, energy and qualifying harvest effects. Debate on whether Melbourne’s patterns will repeat and how sprints speed up learning. Midfield rankings and Ollie Behrman’s rise get attention, along with the impact of cancelled Middle East races on upgrade plans.
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20 snips
Mar 10, 2026 • 1h 3min

Tech Show: Where can F1 make improvements to the new formula?

Gary Anderson, former F1 technical director known for clear, no-nonsense car and power unit analysis. He talks about Australia’s mixed technical debut, start-line battery and stalling risks, energy harvesting and deployment trade-offs, whether teams will tame early chaos, and targeted tweaks like smoother power ramping and battery packaging fixes.
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70 snips
Mar 8, 2026 • 1h 16min

Australian GP: Our verdict on the first race of F1’s new era

They debate whether the flood of overtakes in Melbourne reflected real racing or energy-driven 'yo-yo' moves. Strategic calls and a virtual safety-car moment are picked apart, including whether Ferrari could have stopped Mercedes. The new regulations' effects on tyres, batteries and race patterns are examined, with previews of how China and Suzuka might reveal if this was typical.
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10 snips
Mar 4, 2026 • 1h 7min

Why there's trepidation ahead of new rules dawn in Australia - F1 Season Preview (Part 2)

They debate how energy-starved power units and battery limits could reshape racing and qualifying. They describe new cars looking less visceral in fast corners and worry driver spectacle may be sacrificed for manufacturer deals. They unpack tyre, outlap and battery-prep strategy, the risk of chaotic starts and accidental overtakes, and whether chaos will be temporary or a lasting problem.
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32 snips
Mar 2, 2026 • 56min

Is Russell ready to win a title? - F1 Season Preview (Part 1)

Ben Anderson, contrarian F1 writer with sharp analysis, and Glenn Freeman, motorsport commentator and technical explainer. They debate whether George Russell and Mercedes can deliver a title challenge. They map out rivals like Verstappen, Norris and Leclerc. They flag rookie pressures, regulation resets that help younger drivers, and which teams might surprise or struggle early in the season.
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5 snips
Mar 1, 2026 • 57min

Is Verstappen right about F1 2026? Hill and Herbert's verdict

Damon Hill and Johnny Herbert debate whether the 2026 rules have changed the soul of F1, focusing on regen, lift-and-coast and driver control. They unpack the new 50/50 hybrid power unit, larger batteries and how electronics and software shape performance. The pair preview Melbourne, assess testing form, and weigh which drivers and teams might adapt fastest to the technical and tactical shifts.
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15 snips
Feb 26, 2026 • 1h 1min

Tech Show: A racing revolution? Our tech preview to F1 2026

Gary Anderson, former F1 technical director with deep car-design and race-engineering expertise, breaks down the 2026 technical shake-up. He assesses team competitiveness, new power units and harvesting strategies. He debates design changes, aero innovations and the trade-offs around lift wings, turbo sizing and the loss of the MGU-H.

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