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Adam Williams

Hello and welcome to the AJ on the Line podcast. A podcast about sport, politics and, most definitely, Formula One.

Join my guests and I, as we enter the podcasting arena. I hope that you enjoy it just as much as I do.

F1 2022 followed one of the biggest and most controversial Formula 1 title fights of all time as Lewis Hamilton battled Max Verstappen for the crown.

Red Bull's man came out on top, but 2022 saw Lewis Hamilton looking for revenge in completely different regulations. However, the Mercedes was not there on pace. It would be Ferrari's golden boy Charles Leclerc that took the fight to Verstappen and Red Bull.

This was a fantastic season, even if it wasn't as a exciting, with stories emerging in each race, which in turn delivered the best weekend viewing in the world.

Here is what we thought about the drivers. What would you rate them out of 10? Do you agree with Jimmy and Joe? Listen to find out.

Mexico City Grand Prix:👍

Max Verstappen beat Lewis Hamilton to a strategy-focused Mexico City Grand Prix to break the record for the most races won in a Formula 1 season. Get all you need to know from the race weekend here.

Adam’s Awards -

Biggest winner - Daniel Ricciardo

Biggest Loser - Ferrari

Moment of the Weekend - Perez and Hamilton senior collaborators

Honourable Mention - Max Verstappen

AJ on the line line of the week - Thumbs up from Lewis Hamilton to Fernando Alonso

Max Verstappen is a double world champion and the FIA need to sort themselves out. Learn why and join Adam and Joe for a chat about a dramatic Japanese Grand Prix on and off the track.

Donate - Adam Williams is fundraising for RNIB - Royal National Institute of Blind People

My Awards:

Biggest Winner - Max Verstappen

Biggest Loser - The FIA

Moment - Hamilton vs Ocon

Honourable Mention - Seb Vettel

AJontheLine Line of the Week - FIA: “minor breach”

F1 #JapaneseGP #UnitedStatesGP #FIA

Checo Perez rose to victory around the streets of Singapore as the rain fell. Off track, costs cap gate showed signs of commencing. Listen about it all here.

Donate - Adam Williams is fundraising for RNIB - Royal National Institute of Blind People

My Awards:

Biggest Winner - McLaren

Biggest Loser - The FIA

Moment - Toto Wolff and Christian Horner interviews

Honourable Mention - Lance Stroll

AJontheLine Line of the Week - Toto Wolff: “It’s heavyweight”

F1 #SingaporeGP #JapaneseGP #FIA

Monza had all the controversy, speed and excitement you’d expect from the Italian Grand Prix. Catch up on all the drama in depth, plus Thomas Tuchel talk, with Joe and I here.

Donate - Adam Williams is fundraising for RNIB - Royal National Institute of Blind People

My Awards:

Biggest Winner - Ferrari

Biggest Loser - Lando Norris

Moment - Though goes Hamilton part two

Honourable Mention - Nick De Vries

AJontheLine Line of the Week - Gary Lineker: “Bonkers decision to stop play in thecricket. Such an anticlimax for all thoseat The Oval and watching at home. Sometimes cricket doesn't help itself.”

F1 #ItalianGP #SingaporeGP #FIA

Dutch GP 2022: Nearly an upset but the home hero won

It was a tense Dutch Grand Prix that had us all guessing until the final few laps. Mercedes nearly stole the show, but who do you think won in the Netherlands? Find out all here.

My Awards:

Biggest Winner - Oscar Piastri

Biggest Loser - Carlos Sainz

Moment - Yuki’s retirement

Honourable Mention - Lewis Hamilton

AJontheLine Line of the Week - Suddenly electric wheel guns are looking

far more attractive, some teams are using

them in F2 // Ferrari would forget to charge them.

F1 #DutchGP #OscarPiastri #ItalianGP

Belgian GP 2022: Max dominance, who is going where and welcome to Audi

There’s plenty to discuss in F1 right now. Verstappen’s brilliance, Ricciardo and the driver market, Hamilton and Alonso’s beef and Audi joining the party. Discover all here.

My Awards:

Biggest Winner - Max Verstappen

Biggest Loser - All of the other drivers

Moment of the Weekend - The Hamilton-Alonso crash

Honourable Mention - Estaban Ocon

AJ on the Line Line of the Week - Daniel Ricciardo: “2022 will be my last year with McLaren”

F1 #BelgianGP #DutchGP #OscarPiastri

Bottling it in Budapest, Lionesses roar and big up Brum

What a weekend of sport we had. A fascinating #HungarianGP, football came home thanks to women’s football and Birmingham is the most exciting city in thee world right now.

My Awards:

Biggest Winner - Mercedes

Biggest Loser - Mattia Binotto

Moment of the Weekend - The cooldown room laughing at Ferrari

Honourable Mention - Sebastian Vettel

AJ on the Line Line of the Week - @tpowelling: “Max Verstappen wins with a mistake while Charles Leclerc finishes sixth with faultless drive. The difference there being Red Bull and Ferrari”.

F1 #HungarianGP #Lionesses #Birmingham2022

French GP 2022 Review: No breaks for Charles

As I am on holiday, it’s just a quick round up on France as we head into the Hungarian Grand Prix weekend in which Sebastian Vettel has already announced his retirement from F1 as a driver.

My Awards:

Biggest Winner - Max Verstappen

Biggest Loser - Charles Leclerc

Moment of the Weekend - Carlos Saint’s radio madness while fighting Perez

Honourable Mention - Daniel Ricciardo

AJ on the Line Line of the Week - Twitter: "George Russell in the type of guy…”.

F1 #FrenchGP #HungarianGP

Austrian GP 2022 Review: Plan E, 600 drinks and Baz ball

Listen here as we discuss Charles Leclerc getting his championship back on track, Wimbledon and Baz ball.

My Awards:

Biggest Winner - Charles Leclerc

Biggest Loser - Carlos Sainz

Moment of the Weekend - Alonso’s wagging finger

Honourable Mention - Martin Brundle

AJ on the Line Line of the Week - Daniel Ricciardo: "I have to keep laughing otherwise I will start crying”.

F1 #AustrianGP #Wimbledon #Bazball

British GP 2022 Review: Best race ever?

Wow! What a British Grand Prix we had this weekend. Relive it with us here.

Biggest Winner - F1 fans

Biggest Loser - Charles Leclerc

Moment of the Weekend - The last 10 laps

Honourable Mention - Lewis Hamilton

AJ on the Line Line of the Week - “Imagine”

F1 #BritishGP #AustrianGP

We React: Who is F1’s Voldemort?

We react to your answers here.

Votes -

Jos Verstappen x 11

Horner x 8

Marko x 7

Wolff x 5

Michael Masi x 4

Bernie Ecclestone x 3

Max Verstappen x 3

Rosberg x2

Binotto

Juri Vips

Lawrence Stroll

Alonso

USA Neow microphone guy

FIA

Max Mosely

Jacques Villeneuve

Money

Mazapin

My favourite comment

traveltopluto - My soul says Helmut Marko. Horner is Severus Snape, Jos is Lucius Malfoy and Max is Draco, it makes sense in my head but I don’t know much Harry Potter

(You clearly do!)

F1 #CanadianGP #BritishGP #HarryPotter

F1 returned to Canada and it was one of the weekends of the year so far. Hear all about it and let us know who you think is F1’s Voldemort here.

Biggest Winner - Lewis Hamilton

Biggest Loser - Lando Norris

Moment of the Weekend - Wet qualifying

Honourable Mention - Fernando Alonso

AJ on the Line Line of the Week - Toto Wolff: “I think we need to diversify the business and lay asphalt at every circuit for a smooth surface”.

Link to Joe’s AJontheLine Line of the Week - https://twitter.com/vettelpretzel/status/1538163314458517504?s=21&t=OTZaIeZgYWStCVz31rvRDg

F1 #CanadianGP #BritishGP

In the land of fire, Ferrari’s championship hopes may have gone up in smoke. Baku was critical in the title fight. Listen here to find out what you need to know before the next race this weekend in Canada.

Biggest Winner - Red Bull

Biggest Loser - Ferrari

Moment - Alonso’s cheek in qualifying

Honourable Mention - Daniel Ricciardo

Line - Ted: “There are a few things that Red Bull have got wrong over the years. DRS reliability, relationships with engine suppliers, Helmut Marko‘s charm…”

F1 #BakuGP #CanadianGP

Monaco is the circuit where the greatest drivers in the world flourish. To win, everything has to go perfectly. Expect this time, deserving winner Sergio Perez crashed on Saturday. Find out how, as well as all of the other big stories, here.

Biggest Winner - Sergio Perez

Biggest Loser - Charles Leclerc

Moment of the Week - The wet/inter crossover

Honourable mention - The Monaco GP

AJontheLine Line of the Week - Toto Wolff to Brundle: “I think you’re only visiting the frontrunners”

Link to donate to my London Marathon charity - https://justgiving.com/fundraising/ajfortheblind

F1 #MonacoGP #SergioPerez

Spanish GP 2022 Review: The return of the Merc

The Spanish Grand Prix gets a reputation for being a bore-fest. However, like last year, it kept us on the edge of our seat. There’’s plenty to discuss on and off the track. Listen to it here.

Biggest Winner - Mercedes

Biggest Loser - Ferrari

Moment of the Week - Russell’s defensive genius

Honourable Mention - Lando Norris

AJontheLine Line of the Week - To Checo Perez: “you’re in a different race”

F1 #SpanishGP #MonacoGP

Miami GP 2022 Review: My brother, Richard Mille.

The first ever Miami Grand Prix had all of the hype, celebrity and talking points that we expected. But who heads to Spain the happiest? Listen to us break it all down in your race review, here.

Biggest Winner - F1 in the US

Biggest Loser - Aston Martin

Moment of the weekend - Qualifying

Honourable mention - George Russell

AJontheLine line of the week - Pharrell: Who do you want to win?' I'm here with my brother, Richard Mille'

F1 #MiamiGP #SpanishGP

Was this weekend the best of Verstappen’s career? How did it fall apart at home for Ferrari? What is going on with Lewis Hamilton? Find the answers to these questions and more by listening here.

F1 #ImolaGP #MiamiGP

My Awards:

Biggest Winner - Max Verstappen

Biggest Loser - Lewis Hamilton

Moment of the weekend - The cooldown room

Honourable Mention - Lando Norris

AJontheLine Line of the Week - Chainbear: “pumped with shrug energy”

After this weekend, who else wants to move to Melbourne and become an Aussie? The energy was crazy! But where do pants and piercings come into all of this? Listen to our race review here.

F1 #AustralianGP #ImolaGP

My Awards:

Biggest Winner - Charles Leclerc

Biggest Loser - Carlos Sainz

Moment of the weekend - Seb on a moped

Honourable Mention - Fernando Alonso

AJontheLine Line of the Week - Lewis Hamilton: “It’s sir”

Controversy, high speed battles, a new pole sitter, fights through the field and tension to the end. That was what the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix brought. Listen to all you need to know from the F1 world here.

SaudiArabianGP #F1 #Formula1

My Awards:

Biggest Winner - F1’s regulations working well

Biggest Loser - Sergio Perez

Moment of the Weekend - Max Verstappen vs Charles Leclerc part 2

Honourable Mention - Mick Schumacher

AJontheLine Line of the Week - Nico Hülkenberg when asked how the mood is: "Theoretically I can still become

champion, so I will give it my all."

Australian Grand Prix

Sensible Prediction - Bottas out-qualifies a Mercedes

Bold Prediction - Daniel Ricciardo finishes top 6 at his home race

What a dramatic way to set alight the 2022 F1 season. There were so many highs and lows, aggressors and heroes but the important thing is that Ferrari are back. Hear all of the talking points that you need.

F1 #BahrainGP #Ferrari #Karma

My Awards:

Biggest Winner - Charles Leclerc

Biggest Loser - McLaren

Moment of the weekend - The Max-Charles battle was good but the mad qualifying was gripping.

Honourable Mention - Comeback Kevin 5th in his Haas. Mad!

AJontheLine Line of the week - Toto Wolff: “Putting the hard on was like putting the hand in the toilet”

F1 2022 Season Predictions

I talk to Jimmy and Joe about F1 testing, Drive to Survive and what we think will happen in Formula One this year. Listen to our thoughts and tell us your predictions.

We debate and discuss the following results and just to show you how accurate (or not) I have been, my predictions are there too.

Team championship order

Adam -

Mercedes

Ferrari

McLaren

Red Bull

Alpha

Aston Martin

Williams

Haas

Alpine

Alfa Romeo

I’m feeling like I should have Red Bull and McLaren the other way round now!

Top 5 drivers in the championship

Adam -

Hamilton

Leclerc

Sainz

Russell

Verstappen

Biggest surprise

Adam -

Mick Schumacher ‘s pace

Biggest disappointment

Adam -

I hope it’s not a war stopping the championship. /The Alpine and Alonso dream/ Ricciardo

How many different winners will there be?

Adam -

7

Who is most likely to win AJontheLine line of the year?

Adam -

Toto Wolff

Bonus - what is your AJontheLine line of the year so far?

Adam -

Lewis Hamilton: “If you think what you saw last year was good wait until you see this year”.

Who will win the first race?

Adam -

Carlos Sainz

F1 #DrivetoSurvive #BahrainGP

Sport is powerful. While there is so much suffering in the world, we take a moment to discuss how sport can help overcome evil as well as how politics is impacting sport.

We discuss decisions by the IOC and other sports organisations, Roman Abramovich and Chelsea, Nikita Mazarin in F1, Russian events and more.

We then touch on F1 news, testing and the phenomenon that is ‘porpoising’ - get your sheet of paper ready!

sport #F1 #slavaukraine

Last week, the FIA (F1’s governing body) made some big changes to F1 in reaction to last year’s controversial finale. These changes included firing the Race Director, Michael Masi. Listen to the AJontheLine podcast break the changes down as well as reacting to other news from the F1 world.

F1 #MichaelMasi #LewisHamilton

The F1 season was gone, now it’s back and so too are Adam (AJ), Jimmy and Joe. We get to know Jimmy and Joe with the quick-fire questions, we talk car launches, testing, Lando Norris’ new contract, Sebastian Vettel for the win, Lewis Hamilton returning to social media and more.

Let us know below what you are most excited about this season.

Be ready for our season prediction podcast on its way soon.

This is a different blog post from what I usually put on AJontheLine. Rather than telling you my thoughts on other people's sporting journeys, this one is about my own.

Like you, I am human, and we all have our strengths and challenges. One of my challenges is called Optic Atrophy. Yes, I know, I hadn't heard of it either. In layman's terms, I have a poor signal between my eyes and my brain. This makes the quality of what I see closer to a TV set from the 80s than the high definition that most people see. Just to answer the inevitable question, glasses and laser eye surgery won't make it better.

In reality, I am incredibly fortunate. I am not entirely blind, I have supportive family, friends and colleagues, and I live in a part of the world and time in history where there are the tools available to make normal life more accessible to me.

The Royal National Institute for Blind People (RNIB) is one reason that I and so many others are lucky. It is a charity pushing to remove barriers that people with sight-loss may face. This might be through counselling support, the creation of talking books, or in my case, making books available electronically for studies.

I believe that I have a responsibility to inspire, unite and excite. That is why I have done the projects and pursued the goals that I have achieved this far. Whether coaching tennis, running or making a podcast and blog, I have pushed myself and others to be better and show the world that positivity can overcome anything.

I've got big goals.

A goal that I have had for eleven years, since seeing my friend, Dave Bottomer, achieve it, has been to complete the London Marathon. In 2022, I am thrilled to be making that happen as a part of team RNIB.

The marathon takes place in October, but my competitive nature means that the training is already underway. This is because I am focused on achieving two objectives. Firstly, I am aiming at breaking the three-hour barrier. Secondly, and more importantly, I aim to raise £2,000 for the RNIB charity to change people's lives for the better.

I really appreciate you reading this piece. And I would be incredibly grateful if you could go to the link below, donate what you can and share what I am doing.

https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/ajfortheblind

AJfortheBlind

Adam’s 2021 Review of Sport

I talk about my highlights of the 2021 sporting year. Including:

Most memorable event - The Euros final

Most feel-good moment - the US Open Final - Emma vs Leyla - the teenager final

Best comeback - Lewis Hamilton in Brazil

Most exciting moment - Max’s Saudi lap

Biggest surprise - Messi leaving Barcelona

Biggest heartbreak - Lando Norris in Russia

Things people might forget that we shouldn’t - LH starting on his own - but it should be the footballers in the Euros refusing to endorse Coke - important to eat and drink healthily

What I will miss from this year - Lewis vs Max

What I am proud of - AJontheLine

Prediction for 2022 - Ferrari will win races in F1, Hamilton will be champion and England will win the World Cup

The Formula One season has come to an end, and it was probably the greatest that we have ever season. With drama, tense battles and controversy from the beginning until the final chequered flag, F1 in 2021 was special.

Max Verstappen was world champion - apparently the first world champion since Niki Lauda to not race Michael Schumacher. What a job he did.

Listen to me, Joe and Jimmy for one last time in 2021 as we talk about Max, his battle with Lewis and the many incredible moments of this season.

My awards are below, but to hear more details on why I picked each one as well as Joe and Jimmy;s winners, hot play, enjoy and share it with a friend.

Also, don’t forget to let us know your picks for this season like no other.

Have a lovely festive period and thank you for joining the AJontheLine community.

My Awards

Top 5 drivers - Lewis Hamilton, Max Verstappen, Carlos Sainz, Lando Norris, Estaban Ocon

Honourable Mention - George Russell

Best race - The Hungarian Grand Prix

Craziest moment - Hamilton starting on the grid on his own

Best performance - Fernando Alonso’s defence in Hungary from Hamilton

Sensible prediction for next year - Ferrari will be in the fight for the titles

Bold prediction for next year - Carlos Sainz will win more races than Max Verstappen

Why should people watch F1 next season? - Lewis vs George, plus Ferrari joining the fray

Abu Dhabi GP 2021 Review: You couldn’t write it, could you?

He’s done it! Max Verstappen has dethroned the legend that is Lewis Hamilton in a dramatic decider that still has the world talking.

With a last lap pass for the title, sprinkles of controversy and drama, this race was one for the ages. Hear what the usual team have to say on the race of our lives here.

My Awards:

Biggest Winner: Max Verstappen

Biggest Loser: Formula 1?

Moment of the Weekend: Checo and Lewis’ battle

Honourable Mention: The Hamiltons’ grace

AJontheLine Line of the Week: “Next goal wins”

F1 #AbuDhabiGP #LewisHamilton #MaxVerstappen #FIA #sport

Here’s What You Need to Know: Abu Dhabi (THE DUEL IN THE DESERT)

The GOAT vs the kid. The legend vs the street fighter. Lewis Hamilton vs Max Verstappen. Drink it in, enjoy it and look out for AJontheLine content.

historyawaits #F1 #LewisHamilton #MaxVerstappen #AbuDhabi #AbuDhabiGP

Who will become world champion in Abu Dhabi?

The Saudi Arabian Grand Prix was as mad as we expected it to be, with Jeddah providing jostling and jeopardy throughout the weekend.

Be it Max Verstappen putting in a scintillating lap in the death of qualifying before crashing on the final lap, the clash of the titans of Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton on multiple occasions or the last ditch sprint to the finish. There was quite a bit that went on - and we probably forgot a few things. Below is a list so that you can get the knits but listen to Joe, Jimmy and myself dissect it all in this week’s podcast.

Mercedes lead away

Mick Schumacher crashes

Verstappen takes the lead

2nd red flag

Estaban Ocon moved to pole, Verstappen P3

Verstappen leads again

Verstappen told to give place back after running Hamilton wide

Verstappen & Lewis Hamilton collide

Verstappen lets Hamilton past, Verstappen retakes lead

Hamilton through to win

Hamilton and Verstappen now level on points for an Abu Dhabi showdown

My Awards

Biggest Winner: Mercedes

Biggest Loser: The philosophy of racing

Moment of the Weekend: Verstappen walking off the podium

Honourable Mention: Sewis (Sebastian Vettel and Lewis Hamilton)

AJontheLine Line of the Week: "Turns out yield or crash doesn't work when you're expecting the wall to yield."

Thank you: Sir Frank Williams

Here’s What You Need to Know: Saudi GP

historyawaits is the hashtag heading in the #SaudiGP this weekend, so you know that the title could be decided. Can Max Verstappen win his first championship or will Lewis Hamilton hold on to his crown and make history with an eighth? Here are my thoughts heading into the penultimate #F1 weekend of 2021.

F1 Explained: Frank Williams

At the weekend, we lost a legend of Formula 1 in Frank Williams. There may genuinely never again be anyone like him. Here is just the tip of the iceberg on his impact in a sport that we love.

F1 #Williams #SaudiGP #sport

10/10 Series: Humility - Frank Williams — AJ on the Line

https://www.ajontheline.com/blog/1010-series-humility-frank-williams-1

Lewis Hamilton surged to another vital win, closing in on Max Verstappen, who limited the damage. Qatar was another critical piece in the championship puzzle, with the two rivals now split by eight points in the Dutchman’s favour and two races remaining. There was plenty of speed on track and mountains of spice off it.

It was the first time F1 has raced in Qatar, and given that it was on an old motorbike circuit, it wasn’t half bad. Hamilton claimed pole position in dominant style by nearly half a second to his rival Verstappen and teammate Valtteri Bottas. However, Verstappen and Bottas ignored the yellow flags that came out following a late puncture for Pierre Gasly, resulting in them each receiving a grind penalty.

This left Hamilton, Gasly and the returning legend, Fernando Alonso, as the top three starters. Hamilton waltzed away, seemingly in a league of his own, while Verstappen fought back to finish second from seventh with a tremendous opening lap. Pierre Gasly dropped like a stone with poor pace, allowing his team’s main rivals, Alpine, to make the most of their incredible speed - Fernando Alonso returned to the podium with his teammate, Esteban Ocon fifth. Where were Hamilton and Verstappen’s teammates? Sergio Perez recovered from a poor qualifying to finish fourth, while Bottas looked good to claim third but started a trend of four drivers who had tyre failures at a circuit that gave the tyres no time to relax.

Drama, fightbacks and some of the best ever on the podium - the Qatar Grand Prix certainly delivered. Listen to Joe, Jimmy, and myself discuss it in greater detail here.

My Awards

Biggest Winner: Alpine

Biggest Loser: Christian Horner

Moment of the Weekend: The Pole lap

Honourable Mention: Lance Stroll

AJontheLine Line of the Week: “They woke up the lion in Interlargos”

Brazil and Formula One usually result in passion, drama and scintillating racing.

My goodness, it delivered.

There was controversy, overtakes all over the shop and the winner had a comeback from a 25 place penalty. Senna would have been proud.

Listen to usual team take you through the many talking points.

My Awards

Biggest Winner: Lewis Hamilton

Biggest Loser: The FIA (not financially)

Moment of the Weekend: THAT overtake

Honourable Mention: Lewis Hamilton, Ayrton Senna and Brazil

AJontheLine Line of the Weekend: F*** them all

It was another key point in this duel of the ages between Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen. While the race wasn’t the most interesting, there was still plenty to discuss and Joe, Jimmy and I do it here.

We go through our awards for the Mexican weekend (see mine below), our predictions for Brazil and more.

Listen, enjoy and share.

My awards

Biggest Winner: Red Bull

Biggest Loser: McLaren

Moment of the Weekend: Q3

Honourable Mention: Lewis Hamilton

AJontheLine Line of the Week: I’ve got no power - it’s coming

How do you become a sporting champion?

I spoke to the award-winning Nigerian TV sports broadcaster and all-round sports fan, Austin Okon-Akpan about the importance of ‘passion’ for success in sport.

We discuss Austin’s journey to becoming an award-winning journalist, the importance of grassroots sports, the way that Novak Djokovic and Manny Pacquiao have lifted their communities, life lessons from sporting champions and more.

Austin is an incredible character that you will love. This podcast will make you smile, think deeply and love sport.

Follow Austin on Twitter & Instagram at @proudlyaustin

Join the usual team as we discuss the US Grand Prix in Austin, Texas. From Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen battling until the last lap to Daniel Ricciardo being a legend, and everything in between, we have got you covered.

F1 #USGP #Austin #HamiltonvsVerstappen

My thoughts on the United States Grand Prix in Austin this weekend. Lewis Hamilton, Max Verstappen, Ferrari and fans - it’s all discussed.

USGP #F1 #Austin #LewisHamilton #MaxVerstappen

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Adam answers your questions about F1. This

time, it's all about Netflix’s Drive to Survive.

The podcast is also available on Apple, Spotify, Amazon

and more.

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With cold and wet conditions, who else was going to win but a Finn? Valtteri Bottas won a tense Turkish Grand Prix, and his 10th of his career. There were plenty of talking points. Hear them all here.

What to look out for during this weekend’s Turkish Grand Prix in less then 3 minutes.

#F1 #TurkishGP #GrandPrix #Hamilton #Verstappen

Adam answers your questions about the weird but wonderful world of Formula One in less then 3 minutes.

Episode 1 answers Dave’s question - what is qualifying?

Leave your questions for further episodes in the comments below.

Lewis Hamilton won his 100th Grand Prix, with his second greatest winning margin - but that does very little to tell the story of the most dramatic Russian Grand Prix ever, dominated, for the most part, by Lando Norris. Join the usual gang as we break it all down for you.

Daniel Ricciardo won an action-packed Italian Grand Prix on the fastest track on the calendar - Monza. The unstoppable force met an immovable object, leading to Hamilton and Verstappen crashing out of the race - the halo safety feature saved Lewis Hamilton from the Red Bull car landing on him. Valtteri Bottas climbed from 19th to 3rd in arguably his best ever drive. And there’s more.

Listen to the race review with Joe, Jimmy and myself here, leave your opinions in the comments and enjoy.

I’m joined by our regular guests, Joe and Jimmy. The Orange Army got what they wanted, with Max Verstappen storming to victory. We also discuss the huge week of news for the driver market and the winners of this year’s musical chairs. The Italian Grand Prix is also this weekend, so we offer our thoughts on that too.

Best qualifying lap ever? What actually happened in the Belgian Grand Prix toilets? What can we expect for this Dutch Grand Prix? Find out all of the answers in the Belgian GP 2021 Review.

What an enthralling F1 season we have had this year. Past legends returned to glory, new stars rose, and one of the biggest head to head battles in F1 for many years commenced.

Ahead of the Belgian Grand Prix in less than a fortnight, I sat down with Jimmy and Joe to discuss the season so far and what is to come. Listen here.

It was the race that had it all, rain, battles and a first-time winner. I needed a lie down following this one, but after that, Jimmy, Joe and I reviewed it for you. Enjoy.

Join me with Joe and Jimmy as we break down last weekend’s era-defining British Grand Prix.

We are joined by Jimmy and Joe to discuss the excellent Austrian leg of this championship battle as well as to preview the British Grand Prix. There are debates, awards and, of course, outlandish predictions. Enjoy.

Do Mercedes have an answer for Red Bull? Let’s find out with Jimmy, Joe and Nimesh as we discuss the intriguing Styrian Grand Prix weekend.

Red Bull have beaten Mercedes and Lewis Hamilton on the ground that the Silver Arrows were previously untouchable. Is this the start of the end? I discuss this, and other topics, with Joe and new guest Nimesh.

F1 in 2021 means being on the limit, heavenly highs, desperate lows, and, naturally, the odd mistake - even from the best. Sergio Peres was your race winner but there were many twists and tails before this story reached its final conclusion.

Adam, Jimmy and Joe discuss the winners, losers and more in Baku.

Adam, Jimmy and Joe chat about the Monaco Grand Prix, its winners and losers, and plenty of other things that caught the eye.

Is this the beginning of the end for Valtteri Bottas and Mercedes? Join me and my guests as we answer that question as well as many others in the Spanish Grand Prix review podcast.

Jimmy, Joe and I review an intriguing race in Portugal.

We hand out awards for the weekend, touching upon a Hamilton masterclass, Ricciardo's struggles and the arrival of Alpine to the midfield scrap, amongst other things.

My fiends and I sit down for another enjoyable chat about the sport that we love. We bring back the F1 weekend awards from last year, compare the stocks of Lando Norris and George Russell and get even more excited about the tightest title fight for years.

I sat down in the Summer of 2020 with lifelong sports man and fan, Mike Wickens, to discuss the big picture in terms of being a champion and life in general.

Joe and Jimmy join me to break down the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix, the title battle and what we are going to do about track limits.

I sit down with Jimmy and Joe to discuss the 2020 F1 Season.

Check out my top picks for the season in my latest blog post.

Let me know who or what made the season special for you.

Tom Duggan and I discuss the importance of faith and courage in sport. From Ayrton Senna and Mohammed Ali to training philosophies and sports mentality, we cover it all.

I chat to my good friend Dave about running the London Marathon, achieving goals and working hard.

Golf Pro, Connor Thomas joins me to discuss attention to detail, ‘the big C’ and his approach to winning.

Ben Workman is someone who’s opinion I really respect. He is passionate about sport and loves talking - so naturally he is welcome here.

Join us as we discuss the characteristic of humility in becoming a sporting champion.

I talk to Ben about two stars of world sport, Daniel Ricciardo and Zlatan Ibrahimovic. These two individuals exhibit this week’s characteristics in abundance. Join us as we have a quick chat about what makes them champions.

We discuss the importance of leadership.

We touch upon the brilliance of Mercedes Team Boss, Toto Wolff.

Jimmy teaches us a thing of two about Eddie Jones' techniques to get the best out of the team.

And more...

From Formula One to football, and everywhere in between, I love how sport can unite us, make us smile and make us better.

I am particularly interested in the people involved in sport, especially those who reach the status of champion. How is it that they have become the greatest in their discipline? That is the question that I hope to answer in this podcast.

In the summer, I set myself the challenge of writing 10 blog posts and creating 10 podcasts, that accompany each other, to find out more about 10 traits that make a sporting champion.

This week, I speak to my friend, Harrison, about ‘growth mindset’. It’s a great conversation. Listen here, and jump onto my blog to read about Charles Leclerc, and his potential to grow into a champion.

Back in February, I caught up with James, a good friend of mine. Here we discuss the Six Nations, the national anthem and James offers his perspective on Gibraltar. For context, I’m a Welsh fan and Jimmy is an English fan (as you will discover when you listen).

Back in February, I caught up with James, a good friend of mine. We discussed what we thought would be the result of this year’s edition of high speed musical chairs. Little did we know what was to come of the Formula One season. Remarkably, some of our predictions proved accurate. It’ll be interesting to see whether anything else rings true as time goes on.