The Red Bull Ring delivered high drama once again! In this episode, we break down all the action from the 2025 Austrian Grand Prix — from first-lap chaos to surprise podiums. With strategy shake-ups, bold overtakes, and the championship fight tightening, this race had it all. Tune in as we dive into the biggest talking points, standout performances, and what this means heading into Silverstone!

And let's talk the F1 Movie a little, was the story line really necessary??

The 2025 Spanish Grand Prix delivered high drama, top-tier strategy, and a dominant performance from McLaren. In this episode, we break down all the action from Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, where Oscar Piastri claimed a flawless victory from pole, leading every lap to secure his fifth win of the F1 2025 season. Teammate Lando Norris crossed the line in second, locking out a sensational McLaren 1-2 finish.

We also discuss Charles Leclerc’s solid third-place finish for Ferrari, extending his streak of strong performances, and dive into the weekend's biggest controversy — the dramatic late-race collision between Max Verstappen and George Russell. Verstappen’s 10-second time penalty and three license points have put him just one point away from a Formula 1 race ban, shifting the balance in the 2025 F1 championship battle.

Other standout performances include Nico Hülkenberg’s impressive P5 for Kick Sauber and a strong showing from rookie Isack Hadjar, who brought home valuable points for Racing Bulls.

The 2025 Monaco Grand Prix delivered a historic and emotionally charged race as Lando Norris claimed hismaiden victory in the streets of Monte Carlo. Starting from pole, Norrisexecuted a near-perfect race, holding off local hero Charles Leclerc to take thechequered flag. It was a commanding performance that not only gave McLaren acelebrated win at one of Formula 1’s most iconic venues, but also tightened thebattle at the top of the Drivers' Championship.

Leclerc, ever the hometownfavorite, pushed hard in front of an adoring crowd but ultimately had to settlefor second, while Norris’ teammate Oscar Piastri rounded out the podium inthird. The McLaren duo now sit just a few points apart in the standings,setting the stage for an intense intra-team rivalry as the season progresses.

The race itself saw minimalovertaking, despite a newly implemented two-stop rule designed to spice thingsup. Monaco, as always, proved unforgiving for passing attempts, though GeorgeRussell did make headlines with a bold move on Alex Albon that later earned hima penalty, costing him a points finish.

Norris capped off hisweekend by setting the fastest lap on the final tour of the circuit,underlining just how dominant he was throughout the Grand Prix.

All eyes now turn to Spain,where the momentum from Monaco could play a decisive role in shaping the titlefight. For Norris and McLaren, this was not just a victory—it was a statement!!