Episode 26: Checo's Mex Appeal Makes History as Max Verstappen wins Mexico Grand Prix

11/09/21 • 41 min

With just four races to go, Max Verstappen went into the Mexico Grand Prix leading Lewis Hamilton by 12 points. But after a Mercedes front-row lockout in Mexico City with Valtteri Bottas taking pole, the Dutchman got the jump at the start and never looked back. Sergio Perez at his home race took home third behind Hamilton to become the first Mexican in F1 history to do so. Joe Krishnan and Tom Dutton run through the action and have a fierce debate about the Mercedes strategy after Red Bull closed the gap in the constructors standings.

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Episode 25: No Track Limits meets... Maurice Hamilton

In this special edition interview, No Track Limits host Joe Krishnan is joined by F1 journalist, commentator and author Maurice Hamilton to discuss his new book on his friend, the late Murray Walker. Having attended over 450 races, Hamilton gives a fascinating view into working with the legendary commentator and opens up on his own career following F1, including giving his perspective on the current 2021 season.
Murray Walker: Incredible! A Tribute to a Formula 1 Legend is available to purchase from November 11, 2021.

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Episode 27: Lewis Hamilton's Brilliant Brazilian Drive Clinches Sao Paulo Grand Prix

Only four races to go as the F1 teams headed to Interlagos for the newly-named Sao Paulo Grand Prix in Brazil with Max Verstappen taking a healthy lead in the championship and his team-mate Lewis Hamilton hampered by penalties and a disqualification. But in one of the greatest drives in his career, the Briton fought off Max Verstappen to come from 10th on the grid to win his 101st race. It all boils down to the Middle Eastern part of the season and there are only 14 points between them. Joe Krishnan and Tom Dutton dissect an enthralling race between the title titans.