The F1 grid moves to on to round two of the European triple header this week the drivers find themselves in Austria at the Red Bull Ring where Max Verstappen will be racing in front of a Red Bull-heavy crowd and looking for yet another win on the calendar. Dan JImenez and Alex Kirry talk about the driver lineups that are working and the drivers who are fighting to stay somewhere close to the Dutch master incase he has engine reliability. The reality is, the rest of the field is a lot closer to the top b ut does that mean that can make a close race out of it and shave down on the driver's championship. The guys make their predictions for podium finishes with real podiums and dream podiums given how wild the racing has become.

Hosts Dan Jimenez and Alex Kirry recap one of the more exciting races of the season after a wet, crash-filled Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal. Max wins again but Lando Norris was right on his heels and Mercedes ends up with one of their best races of the season. Ferrari would prefer to forget their weekend with a double DNF.

Dan then gives us the download of the new car regulations and specs for the 2026 season. The changes to the car will be significant and with the driver market always changing, teams and drivers are trying their best to see who will get the new regs right and who will fall behind in development.

Hosts Dan Jimenez and Alex Kirry are back to review the Monaco GP that gave us a Charles LeClerc first-ever win in his home GP and has made the F1 Championship standings more competitive than we've seen since 2021. Have Ferrari and McLaren made enough improvements to challenge Max Verstappen and Red Bull Racing the rest of the season? Plus, Ocon is out at Alpine, Checo is back at Red Bull (2 more years!) and the rest of the 2025 seats that are up for grabs are both exciting and chaotic. Dan and Alex both give their podium predictions for a wet Canadian GP weekend as we are in the middle of one of the most wild times in recent F1 history.