Sky Sports F1 Podcast

David Croft joins Matt Baker on this week's episode of the Sky Sports Formula One podcast to preview the Dutch Grand Prix, as F1's thrilling 2024 season resumes.
The two question whether Max Verstappen and Red Bull can hold on after the team have been under increasing pressure from McLaren and Mercedes this season.
They also consider the potential candidates for the vacant Mercedes seat and finally question if Ferrari are set for a resurgence with incoming upgrade packages for Zandvoort.

Matt Baker is joined by former F1 World Champion and Sky Sports' own Jenson Button who discusses if Lando Norris can chase down Max Verstappen to claim the drivers Championship and his thoughts on team orders and whether McLaren need to put them in place. He also gives his thoughts on Liam Lawson's return to F1 in the RB to replace Daniel Ricciardo and what the drivers would have done in the Autumn break to keep them ready for the final run in to Abu Dhabi.
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Karun Chandhok and Tom McCluskey join Matt Baker on the Sky Sports F1 Podcast to discuss the drama that unfolded during the Hungarian Grand Prix from the controversial team radio orders made by team McLaren, Oscar Piastri’s first Grand Prix win and why Max Verstappen had a fiery and uncomfortable race.
The panel also looks ahead to the last race before the summer break, the Belgian Grand Prix.

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.

The 2024 season is about to get underway, so Ted Kravitz takes you behind the scenes - and back on the Sky F1 bus - at the Bahrain Grand Prix, where Christian Horner has been cleared to continue his role at Red Bull, but all the talk is about who can catch double World Champion Max Verstappen.