Inside Line F1 Podcast

The 2012 Singapore Grand Prix did get slightly boring and RJ Rishi Kapoor and I were worried what we would bring to you in our post-Singapore podcast. However, courtesy Karthikeyan and Schumacher, we have enough dope to now talk about and of course disagree about!

Hamilton – Mclaren – Mercedes story will be most discussed in the paddock this weekend. However, which team and driver will steal the limelight on-track?

Which driver will drive for which team in 2013? RJ Rishi Kapoor and I try to clear the confusion that surrounds the driver line-up but end up adding humour!

Five weeks and an exciting Olympics later, Formula1 action is back this weekend. RJ Rishi Kapoor was at his humourous best when we recorded the pre-Belgian GP podcast.

While Formula1 is having some time by itself, in our latest Formula1 Podcast, RJ Rishi Kapoor threatens to go and buy another Formula1 to get some action in August!

For me, it was ‘Plan B Wins It For Hamilton’, to which Rishi adds that ‘Plan B Scr***d Button!’

A great win by Alonso and Ferrari as I wrote in my 2012 German Grand Prix Race Report, but there were other issues and aspects too that needed highlight from Hockenheim.

Facts and fiction, RJ Rishi Kapoor and I discuss both in our latest Formula1 podcast. Ferrari and Red Bull seem to have edged ahead of the pack and this is due to better understanding and exploitation of the Pirelli rubber than the competition. Does this mean that we will see a two horse race going forward this season?

Silverstone is a home Grand Prix for many teams and drivers and for some reason RJ Rishi Kapoor felt the same way when we were recording this Formula1 podcast.

In our European Grand Prix Podcast, RJ Rishi Kapoor expresses his love for Pastor Maldonado and quite literally (again!) pops champagne to celebrate Michael Schumacher’s podium.

RJ Rishi Kapoor and I recorded our 2012 European Grand Prix podcast and we tried not to sound too bored already! I still haven’t come across a single Formula1 fan that has praised the circuit in Valencia and has claimed to have liked the GP being held there. Could we just not replace Valencia with some of the other better and more historic circuits? Listen to our blog for more:

The 2012 Canadian Grand Prix started off as a bore (with the exception of Felipe Massa) and we wondered if Vettel would score a pole-to-flag victory. Of course, destiny (read Pirelli) had other plans and we got treated to yet another cracker of a race.

RJ Rishi Kapoor was already humming the German national anthem minutes before we recorded this Formula1 podcast. We believe the six from six could well turn out to be seven from seven in Canada, which has been known for heavy tyre degradation. Yet another unpredictable Formula1 race, you think? Most certainly, we say!