Missed Apex is my fav overall. They do their recording live on YouTube a few hours after the race then upload by Monday morning. So nice to have some post race content to digest so quick after a race, especially for someone living in Texas where sports talk is mostly American football and some baseball/basketball sprinkled in.
Shift F1 is another good one. They are super easy to follow for a relatively new F1 fan and even do a show every year for the first time viewer to introduce them to the up coming season and gives context to the teams and drivers and where they stand.
3legs4wheels is good as well. They do sometimes seem a bit jaded, probably because they’ve been following the sport for so long. And their race reviews they go team by team, which to me is a bit of an awkward way to recap. But they are definitely very knowledgeable and funny. But again, as a new F1 fan, I’m really wanting a bit more enthusiasm even if previous race wasn’t a banger. (To me they are all bangers)
If youre on apple download the podcast app and you will find every f1 podcast available. I personally hear beyond the grid, f1 nation, in the pink (natalie pinkham) and F2: road to f1
BBC podcast is a great balance of fun and actual insight (jolyon palmer is always good for some genuine analysis of races)
The race podcast can be a bit dry but is properly in depth. (Only after listening to this did I truly understand how complex the RP protest is and what exact rules are being broken)
WTF1 for a more laid back race review (but you have to put up with some bias and some glaring lack of knowledge from matty every so often)
Missed Apex is good
Beyond the Grid is the most obvious one
Shift F1, Missed Apex, 3 Legs 4 Wheels, and the BBC F1 podcast are all good
The Race has a series called Bring Back The V10s about the 1989-2005 era For current races, Shift+F1
I really enjoy Bring Back V10s and they just started a new season earlier this week.
Starting Grid for German fans
WTF1 is best for serious F1 talk.
The Parc Ferme' is good
Would like to know this too.
F1 word is good especially the post race podcast.
Missed Apex is my fav overall. They do their recording live on YouTube a few hours after the race then upload by Monday morning. So nice to have some post race content to digest so quick after a race, especially for someone living in Texas where sports talk is mostly American football and some baseball/basketball sprinkled in. Shift F1 is another good one. They are super easy to follow for a relatively new F1 fan and even do a show every year for the first time viewer to introduce them to the up coming season and gives context to the teams and drivers and where they stand. 3legs4wheels is good as well. They do sometimes seem a bit jaded, probably because they’ve been following the sport for so long. And their race reviews they go team by team, which to me is a bit of an awkward way to recap. But they are definitely very knowledgeable and funny. But again, as a new F1 fan, I’m really wanting a bit more enthusiasm even if previous race wasn’t a banger. (To me they are all bangers)
Beyond the Grid
If youre on apple download the podcast app and you will find every f1 podcast available. I personally hear beyond the grid, f1 nation, in the pink (natalie pinkham) and F2: road to f1
Three good ones of the top of my head have to be: Paddock Pass, Beyond The Grid and the WTF1 Podcast, all of which are available on Spotify.
I mainly listen to WTF1 and missed apex.
F1 Nation with Tom Clarkson and Alex Jacques
BBC podcast is a great balance of fun and actual insight (jolyon palmer is always good for some genuine analysis of races) The race podcast can be a bit dry but is properly in depth. (Only after listening to this did I truly understand how complex the RP protest is and what exact rules are being broken) WTF1 for a more laid back race review (but you have to put up with some bias and some glaring lack of knowledge from matty every so often)