Sky Sports F1 Podcast

Anthony Davidson and the host of 'The Fast and the Curious' and 'F1 explains' podcast Christian Hewgill joins Matt Baker on this week's episode of the Sky Sports Formula 1 podcast to preview a remarkable weekend at the Dutch GP which saw Lando Norris produce a stunning display of pace to beat Max Verstappen by 22 seconds.
They also question if Lando Norris' poor race starts could cost him the championship fight, after on a few occasions the McLaren driver has lost the lead on the opening lap, and take a closer look at why Red Bull is struggling this season.
Finally, they look ahead to Monza, which will see Kimi Antonelli make his Formula 1 practice debut for Mercedes and discuss how important that performance will be for the Italian teenager.

Ted is joined by David Croft, Anthony Davidson and dozens of fans in Singapore to recap the latest news from the paddock and look ahead to the weekend's Singapore Grand Prix.

Matt Baker is joined by Max Verstappen's ex physio and fitness coach, Brad Scanes, who gives the inside scoop on how to train a 3-time World Champion.
He also reveals what goes on behind the scenes, from doing his laundry, to being 'part of the Verstappen family', and some of the 'mind games' he'll play, all in which contribute to the Red Bull driver's success.
Brad also dicusses what might give Max Verstappen burnout in his career and also predicts what could his future look like in Formula 1

Matt Baker, Natalie Pinkham, Karun Chandhok and F1 content creator Tommo join for our first pod of the new season.
They debate if anyone can beat Max Verstappen and who will be Red Bull's closest challengers this year.
Lewis Hamilton's final season with Mercedes is talked about as well as who could replace him at the team.
Lando Norris' hopes at McLaren are dissected before the other teams are discussed in detail.
They finish by answering questions that have been sent in from the fans.

Matt Baker, Ted Kravitz and Red Bull reserve driver Liam Lawson join for our latest pod.
They praise Ollie Bearman, who deputised for Carlos Sainz, for his impressive F1 debut with Ferrari.
Lawson discusses his experience with this year's Red Bull car and Max Verstappen's recent dominance is talked about.
They ask if anyone can catch Red Bull this season and Lawson outlines his future aspirations in the sport.
They finish by previewing the Australian Grand Prix, in which Verstappen will look to equal his record of 10 straight wins.