F1: Track This: Recent Episodes
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In Formula One anything can happen, and it usually does. As the most anticipated season gets underway, we’re bringing you the inside track on every F1 race in ‘Track This’ with radio and TV personality and motorsport commentator Kriya Gangiah. Kriya's joined weekly by racing experts Tasmin Pepper, Tschops Sipuka and Avon Middleton to bring you the latest Formula One news, debates about the biggest topics and comprehensive analysis before and after each Grand Prix.
Max Verstappen showed a darker side during the Brazil GP and fans are not happy. The Track This team discuss the issue and the fallout.
This week, Brazil named Lewis Hamilton an honorary citizen. Not only does he have a close relationship with Brazil because of his boyhood idol, Ayrton Senna, but it is also the scene of his first Formula One title in 2008.
Unfortunately, this might also be his last change to get a win for 2022, if he fails this will become the first season in his career without a win in Formula One.
The Track This team weigh in.
With the Drivers’ and Constructors Championship decided, this Sunday could be Sergio Perez’s time to shine at his home Grand Prix in Mexico.
After an unrivaled season, Max Verstappen took the tile of 2022 Driver’s Champion in Japan however the second-place spot and the Constructors Championship is still up for grabs.
Mercedes wants to give Ferrari something to fight for at the United States GP.
Listen to the full discussion in the latest episode.
The FIA is this week set to provide more clarity on whether any team has broken the Formula 1 cost cap rules in 2021. The Track This team discusses the ramifications if a team is guilty of breaching them.
South African racing champion and Track This panelist Tschops Sipuka explains why this move could be on the cards plus so much more in the latest episode.
With Ferrari’s troubles continuing, what needs to be done for them to get the performance they need? The Track This Podcast team weigh in.
A calm and collected Max Verstappen has put himself in the perfect position for a second world championship win. In Formula One anything can happen, and all the pieces fell into place for Red Bull and Max Verstappen last weekend at the Belgium GP. After a grid penalty for changing of engine parts Verstappen fought through the pack from 14th to win his ninth Grand Prix of 2022. Listen to Track This as our motorsport experts weigh in on the latest developments in F1 racing.
We are finally back after the summer break and there is already drama in the paddock.
The Formula One summer break has been ridiculed with drama around driver moves but the most recent news has surprised the F1 world.
McLaren and Daniel Ricciardo have “mutually agreed” to terminate his contract one year early, meaning the eight-time race winner will depart at the end of the 2022 campaign.
What does the mean for Ricciardo?
Ferrari has everything that it takes to win the 2022 drivers and constructors champion but are getting it all wrong. Take a listen to the latest Track This for the latest news, predictions and full analysis of this Formula One racing season.
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Fast but fragile is a phrase commonly used when describing the Prancing Horse. Take a listen to the latest episode with Kriya Gangiah and her panel of experts for predictions and full analysis on the upcoming French GP.
Mercedes did a sterling job at Silverstone, but this could be the end of their championship dreams.
After a sterling performance in Canada, the Track This panel is eager to see the major upgrades Mercedes have planned for Silverstone.
Concern is now setting in with drivers on the long-term health risk of porpoising. Will the FIA need to make changes to the new regulations moving forward? The Track This team weigh in on this and other issues in the latest episode.
South Africa has been abuzz with rumours of a return of Formula 1 to Johannesburg in 2024 but is there any truth to this? The original Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit was built in 1961 and hosted 18 rounds of the F1 World Championship from 1967 until 1985 and after a few modifications it hosted races in 1992 and 1993. So why has it not returned until now? The Track This team, radio and TV personality and motorsport commentator Kriya Gangiah, motorsport analyst and TopGear SA Director, Avon Middleton and panelist and racing driver Tschops Sipuka discuss the requirements that need to be met for this to become a reality.
Team orders overshadow one of the most exciting races of the 2022 Formula One calendar, plus did Lewis Hamilton always know that this year’s Mercedes had issues? All this and more in this week’s episode of Track This on JacPod.
With the Barcelona Grand Prix on the horizon, Ferrari has decided that it's time to change up their fast-paced car. But what does that mean for Carlos Sainz going into his home race? Find out in this week’s episode of Track This with Kriya Gangiah, Tschops Sipuka and Avon Middleton.
The latest race on the Formula 1 calendar in Miami could be the track for Ferrari redemption, Mercedes upgrades and Red Bull success. To find out more, take a listen to the latest episode of Track This with Kriya and the rest of the panel.
Ferrari return home, Hamilton still in trouble and Red Bull seem to have found the reason behind their reliability issues. All this and more in the latest episode of Track This on JacPod.
The introduction of four DRS zones in Australia will make for competitive racing between Red Bull and Ferrari, but will Mercedes pull a rabbit out of the hat? Tschops Sipuka thinks that if they do bring a major upgrade they might just be in for a chance. The Track This team also discuss the brand-new Las Vegas Grand Prix set for 2023 and Avon Middleton and Tschops have a “slight” disagreement about team orders in the Red Bull paddock. Take a listen to episode 3 of Track This with Kriya Gangiah on JacPod.
Charles Leclerc outsmarted Max Verstappen to take the season opener in Bahrain. Has Red Bull been able to fix the cars ahead of this weekend’s Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, or will Ferrari be able to bring the same 'energy?' Motorsport commentator and ‘Track This’ podcast host Kriya Gangiah is joined by racing experts Tschops Sipuka, Tasmin Pepper and Avon Middleton to find out if the Prancing Horses are up to the task.
The wait for the 2022 Formula 1 season is finally over as the teams are preparing for the opening race at the Sakhir Circuit in Bahrain this weekend. The question on everyone’s mind is will Lewis Hamilton be able to get his record-breaking 8th World Drivers Championship or will Max Verstappen defend his title?
Pre-season testing has not answered many questions as fans are still uncertain on the teams’ true performance. A surprise, however, was seen in the Ferrari pits when the team showed great reliability and even better performance.
Kriya Gangiah is joined by racing experts Tschops Sipuka and Tasmin Pepper to unpack the events of pre-season testing and look forward to Bahrain in the first episode of the new JacPod podcast, Track This. Read more here
In Formula 1 anything can happen, and it usually does. As the most anticipated season gets underway, we’re bringing you all the in-depth analysis of every race in ‘Track This’ - with radio and TV personality and motorsport commentator Kriya Gangiah. With new episodes out every Thursday, South African race car drivers Tasmin Pepper and Tschops Sipuka will join Kriya to give you the inside track, expert analysis and the latest news from the world of Formula 1. Launches 17 March, 2022.