Charles Leclerc: 2nd is not enough at Ferrari

2026 was supposed to be the year Williams made a big step forward in Formula 1.They’d scored their first podiums under Team Principal James Vowles in 2025, all while prioritising focus on this new era of regulations, so expectations of what they could achieve this season were hig ...  Show more

From scoring his first podium with the team in Monaco, to missing three races with a wrist injury, and then re-signing for 2027, Isack Hadjar has had an eventful first season at Red Bull Racing.Speaking to Tom Clarkson, Isack opens up about what happened to his wrist, how challen ...  Show more

Ferrari’s home race is a great chance for Charles Leclerc, but even more crucial for Carlos Sainz and his hopes of challenging for the 2022 F1 title. That’s what our special guest Davide Valsecchi says. The Italian former GP2 champion and broadcaster joins Tom Clarkson, Natalie P ...  Show more

Formula 1 2022 could have been Ferrari’s triumphant return to the top. Both world championships were in play as Ferrari stole an early lead. Three races in, Charles Leclerc was 46 points clear of Max Verstappen and more importantly Ferrari looked to have pace in their pocket. Fa ...  Show more

It's another Pain-cast for Matt as Charles Leclerc threw away a win and potentially his chance at the championship. We discuss what went wrong for him, Ferrari as well as a strange VSC restart for Sergio Perez.Elgato is the official sponsor of this podcast and are our official st ...  Show more

Tom, Natalie and Damon jump into Ferrari’s celebrations and talk to the happy people behind the team’s 1-2 finish at the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix. Team Principal Mattia Binotto, Charles Leclerc’s manager Nicholas Todt, Carlos Sainz Snr. and test driver Marc Gene explain ...  Show more