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The Chinese Grand Prix saw controversy with Daniel Ricciardo and Lance Stroll coming together under the safety car, while Max Verstappen cruised to another race victory - the 58th of his career.

Join RacingNews365's Ian Parkes, Samuel Coop and Nick Golding as they reflect on all that happened during the race weekend!

For the first time since 2019, Formula 1 heads to the Shanghai International Circuit this weekend for the Chinese Grand Prix. 

The Chinese GP is no ordinary event, as it will host the first sprint race of 2024! 

A LOT has happened in the last five years - join RacingNews365's Ian Parkes, Samuel Coop and Nick Golding as they discuss everything that has changed and some breaking news that occurred on the build-up to the event.

Max Verstappen was victorious last weekend in the Japanese Grand Prix and matched Michael Schumacher's feat of winning the event three consecutive times.

The biggest talking points from the race came elsewhere though, as Daniel Ricciardo and Alex Albon crashed on the opening lap, resulting in a red flag.

We discuss the following topics in a brand new RN365 podcast: Ferrari's impressive improvement. Mercedes' struggles. Who will get the 2025 Red Bull seat?

Is it time for Lance Stroll to be replaced? When will Williams' bad luck end!

PLUS the winners of the merchandise giveaway are announced!

Join RacingNews365's Ian Parkes, Sam Coop and Nick Golding as they discuss all the above in the RacingNews365.com podcast.

Rumours over the past week suggested that Mattia Binotto might be set to take over from Otmar Szafnauer as Team Principal at Alpine.

The French squad's poor start to 2023 led to public criticism earlier this month from CEO Laurent Rossi, leading some to suggest that Szafnauer’s position may be under threat.

But even if Alpine are keen to ring the changes, would Binotto be in a position to take over, and would he even want the job?

Joining host Balve Bains to discuss the last week in F1 are RacingNews365.com Asia Correspondent Michael Butterworth and Editorial Director Dieter Rencken.

Red Bull reserve driver Daniel Ricciardo had a seat fitting at AlphaTauri earlier this week, but does this mean he’s set to step in and replace the underperforming Nyck de Vries?

Why have Pirelli applied to the FIA to change the specification of the sport’s tyres?

How is the technical partnership between Red Bull and Ford shaping up?

And what can we expect from this weekend’s Emilia Romagna Grand Prix at Imola?

All this and much more, on this edition of the RacingNews365.com podcast!

Max Verstappen laid down a marker during the Miami Grand Prix, working his way up from ninth on the grid to take his third win of 2022.

But it was a dispiriting day for his Red Bull teammate Sergio Perez, who failed to capitalise on pole position and seemed unable to cope with Verstappen’s pace.

Joining host Balve Bains to discuss the Miami weekend are RacingNews365.com Asia Correspondent Michael Butterworth and Editorial Director Dieter Rencken.

After a chastening weekend for Ferrari, why are the Scuderia so far off the pace, and what needs to happen for them to return to the front of the grid?

With Mercedes outscoring Aston Martin, and with an update expected for the next round at Imola, are the Silver Arrows on an upward trajectory?

And why did Alpine CEO Laurent Rossi feel compelled to publicly criticise his team in the lead up to the event?

All this and much more, on this episode of the RacingNews365.com podcast!

Sergio Perez made it two wins in as many days in Baku last weekend, with the Mexican taking victory in both Saturday’s Sprint and Sunday’s Azerbaijan Grand Prix.

Max Verstappen had led the early stages of the Grand Prix, but Perez leapfrogged his teammate in the pits after the Safety Car was deployed to allow for Nyck de Vries’ stricken AlphaTauri to be cleared.

With Perez now just six points behind Verstappen in the championship standings, is there a genuine title fight emerging between the two Red Bull drivers in 2023?

Joining host Balve Bains to discuss the Baku weekend and other F1 news are RacingNews365.com Asia Correspondent Michael Butterworth and Editorial Director Dieter Rencken.

The Baku weekend saw a change to the usual Sprint format, with an extra qualifying session for the Sprint replacing FP2 on Saturday. Did this new format live up to expectations?

With another street circuit at Miami coming this weekend, what can we expect from the Florida event?

And is a sexism row involving FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem a smokescreen for the absence of TV coverage for the nascent F1 Academy series?

All this and much more, on this episode of the RacingNews365.com podcast!