‘No whining: the luck factor is also part of F1’ | Formula 1 Paddock Talk
The Madrid race delivered a spectacle-poor event, but for Lando Norris, there was much more possible: a strategic error by McLaren cost him according to
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‘Verstappen ironclad, but Madring needs an overhaul’ | Paddockpraat Update
From the Madring we look back at the Spanish GP. Kimi Antonelli wins again and extends his lead in the championship, while Max Verstappen impressively
‘F1 holds its breath for Madring’ | Formula 1 Paddock Talk
Has Kimi Antonelli taken a huge step towards the world championship in Monza? We discuss that in the new episode of Formula 1 Paddock Talk. Also the
‘Kimi Antonelli dreamed winner in Monza, distrust around Alpine’ | Paddockpraat Update
What a race at Monza! Kimi Antonelli won the Italian Grand Prix for the first time in sixty years as an Italian, while George Russell and
‘Monza will be blaspheming in the Italian church this time’ | Formula 1 Paddock Talk
Ferrari for its own audience, new tactical challenges at Monza and striking developments in the driver market: Formula 1 Paddock Talk looks ahead to
‘Mercedes is thinking about the World Championship, Ferrari is not’ | Formula 1 Paddock Talk
The Dutch Grand Prix is over, but was this really the last Formula 1 race at Zandvoort? And has Lando Norris breathed new life into the title fight with
‘Sick Verstappen has to do a rain dance’ | Dutch GP Update
In this Dutch GP Update, we discuss the sprint race, in which George Russell convincingly took the win, and the qualifying in which Lando Norris the
‘Russell takes pole in the lion’s den’ | Dutch GP Update
Friday at Circuit Zandvoort is over, so it’s time for a new Dutch GP Update from Formula 1 Paddockpraat. Has the dust settled here yet
‘Beautiful if Verstappen wins in Zandvoort and the fans can thank him there’
The very last Dutch Grand Prix is just around the corner. Six years of Zandvoort, summarized in one weekend. Jan Lammers and Jeroen Bleekemolen join in
Kalff praises Hadjar despite lagging behind Verstappen: ‘He simply accepts that Max is better’
In the latest episode of Formula 1 Paddock Talk, the collaboration between Max Verstappen and Isack Hadjar at Red Bull Racing is examined