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Matt Baker is joined by Bernie Collins and Ted Kravitz to discuss what the future of Formula 1 looks like by analysing the 2025 grid with Sergio Perez confirming his Red Bull seat while Max Verstappen’s future in the team continues to be questioned.

The trio also discusses what the 2026 regulation changes will look like for the teams and their cars.

Matt Baker is joined by Naomi Schiff and Damon Hill to look back at the action from this weekend where Max Verstappen just held off Lando Norris in a chaotic Canadian Grand Prix.
 
They discuss Mercedes' momentum and question does George Russell deserve to replace Lewis Hamilton as the team's number one? They dissect Hamilton's comments describing Canada as ‘one of the worst races he's driven' and if he's experiencing a 'divorce' with the team. They also look ahead to what Barcelona's track will bring and why it'll show the true performance of the teams.
 
Finally, they celebrate the news trailblazer Jamie Chadwick made history when she became the first woman to win on a road course in Indy NXT and what it could mean for her future in motorsport.

Ted Kravitz is on the road again, this time with Rachel Brookes and David Croft ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal to bring us the latest news from the F1 paddock

Matt Baker is joined by David Croft and Simon Lazenby to answer all your questions in a season so far Q&A. 

They discuss why Esteban Ocon has left Alpine and what is next for Carlos Sainz after he loses his seat next year to Lewis Hamilton. They also consider if Red Bull are paying the price for overhauling their 2023 car and if it is possible for Mercedes to win a race this year. 

Matt Baker is joined by Bernie Collins and Matt Gallagher to look back at the action from the Monaco Grand Prix where Ferrari's Charles Leclerc lifted the 'curse' and won in his hometown. 

They discuss if there is a potential title fight this season after the gap to Red Bull looks to tighten, they question should Monaco still be on the calendar and what changes they would make to the race, and finally they predict what could happen to Esteban Ocon after Alpine boss Bruno Famin said "there will be consequences" after his collision with team-mate Pierre Gasly.

Could we really be in for the most competitve qualifying session of the season, at the track where qualifying is everything? Well, Ted thinks we just might. Here he is to bring you all of the talking points ahead of the Monaco Grand Prix this weekend.