Front Wing Damage Siddharth Atmaram

After an eventful summer break to say the least, FWD are back to recap it and give their opinion on it all. This episode analyses the domino effect of internal politics between the teams that set off a wildfire in the driver transfer market. Geeky stuff we know. So sit back and enjoy the expert commentary of the F1 world!

We are finally back with another episode! This time with a slight twist to the regular format. Instead of race reviews we will be doing podcasts in between the season to keep things fresh.

In this episode we talk about the update race-the biggest winners so far and the biggest losers so far. We also talk about Ferrari's constant frustration for the last 15 years. And find out if F1 has too many races!

We at Front Wing Damage are back and we are joined by one of the best up and coming F1 Pundits in India- Soumil Arora. This is a very special episode of the podcast as its our first ever video podcast. You can check it out on our YouTube Channel here!

In this episode we talk about a Ferrari's strategy woes, Albon's blue flag fiasco, Alonso's recent performances, Aston Martin's headache, Haas' season's trajectory, Mick Schumacher's future, and the Red Bull driver academy conundrum. Strap yourselves in for yet another quality podcast from us at FWD.

The Spanish GP uncovered major talking points for the entire sport. Is the "reliability race" a blunder by the FIA regarding regulations? Are Mercedes well and truly back? Can Aston Martin ever well and truly upgrade their car? Find out the answers on today's episode of Front Wing Damage

Sun, beach and a dull GP-all part of the Miami package. Sid and Aditya disect the title fight and midfield teams who are on the come up. Join us again as for another race review!

Aditya and Sidharth share their in depth analysis to what was an otherwise boring race at imola. You are met with the usual,team by team review and the best and worst performers of the race. Also as bonus content Sidharth gives a free lesson in Italian! Mamma mia indeed.