Kimi Antonelli won the first ever Spanish Grand Prix at the new Madring circuit after Lando Norris was denied by a Virtual Safety Car that landed at the worst possible moment, and this episode works through exactly whose fault that really was, along with Ferrari's costly gamble with Charles Leclerc, Lewis Hamilton's early exit and a first look ahead to Baku.

Zac and Drew returned after a short break to cover one of the most eventful weekends of the 2026 Formula 1 season. The Italian Grand Prix at Monza produced a red flag inside the first three laps, a Ferrari driver crashing out of his own home race, and a Mercedes rookie completing one of the most remarkable recovery drives in recent memory. This episode works through all of it, along with the driver market news, the ongoing saga at Red Bull, and a first look at Formula 1's bra

Charles Leclerc finally ended his winless run at Silverstone, but the story of the weekend was the FIA's safety car "software error" that killed the last-lap shootout everyone was expecting. Drew is still (mostly) recovered from losing his cool about it live on air. Also in this episode: Kimi Antonelli's brake duct disaster and the track-limits penalty that made no sense, a genuinely bizarre one-lap penalty for Carlos Sainz, the Ferrari-vs-Mercedes upgrade arms race, Red B

George Russell took his second win of the 2026 Formula 1 season at a scorching Red Bull Ring, but ask Drew and Zac whether it was the statement performance of the year and you'll get two very different answers. In this episode of The F1 Show, the lads take on a weekend that delivered a controversial pole lap, a genuine old-school Hamilton versus Verstappen scrap, a Ferrari afternoon to forget, and the driver-market rumour that simply will not go away. Oh, and Cadillac literal

In this episode, Drew Bentham and Zac break down one of the most talked-about weekends of the season, focusing on Andrea Kimi Antonelli's remarkable run of victories and what it could mean for the future of Formula One.