Fernando Alonso to Aston Martin!

Fernando Alonso to Aston Martin!

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The Formula 1 Season Round Up

James and Luke go through everything that happened this F1 season - the highs, the lows, and everything in between. Lando's championship win, Verstappen's best season yet, and their rookie of the year! 

Lando Norris WINS The 2025 Championship - The Abu Dhabi GP Review

Luke and James review the season finale in Abu Dhabi - where Lando Norris grabbed the drivers championship! They chat about his emotional F1 journey, what's in store for 2026, and they reflect on the ground effect era as it comes to a close. 

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