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Reading the Grid is the podcast for Formula 1 fans who have fallen in love with the adrenaline and drama of the sport, thanks to Netflix’s “Drive to Survive.” Each week, your hosts, Erin and Inna, will take a deeper dive into the stories in books, movies and tv shows (including DTS, of course!) that present the history of the sport. They will discuss the pop culture impact, team strategies, and explore the ins and outs of the F1 world like never before. We also look into the cultural significance of F1 and how it resonates with fans around the world. Whether you’re a new fan or just curious, our engaging discussions and insider insights will fuel your passion for racing. Buckle up—it's going to be a thrilling journey through the fast-paced world of Formula 1!
Update frequency:
every 11 days
Average audio length:
46 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
77 episodes
since Jan. 15, 2025
episodic
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Max Verstappen finally conquers Singapore, but the Marina Bay weekend is anything but quiet. From a rain-soaked sprint and a McLaren teammate collision to Ferrari's latest strategy headache, we're breaking down all the biggest moments from the Singapore Grand Prix.
Max takes his first Singapore win…
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Formula 1 is back in Malaysia, and the Sepang comeback delivered chaos from start to finish. A rain delay, software failure, questionable tire calls and a wild opening lap set the stage for one of Lewis Hamilton’s best recovery drives of the season as he charged from P18 to the podium. Max Verstapp…
Baku came to play. George Russell dominated the Azerbaijan Grand Prix from pole to the checkered flag, but the race was anything but boring. Seven DNFs, a wild three-car crash, a comeback podium for Isack Hadjar, Oscar Piastri's painful collapse, and plenty of radio drama made this one of the most …
The inaugural Spanish Grand Prix at Madrid’s Madring promised a brand new circuit and delivered plenty to talk about, even if the racing itself left a lot to be desired. Kimi Antonelli took his eighth win of the season after a perfectly timed VSC turned the race on its head, while Lando Norris saw …
Monza had it all: a 20-year-old Italian hero winning from P19, Ferrari heartbreak at the team’s home race, George Russell wondering what could have been, and enough pressure to make even the Tifosi nervous.
Kimi Antonelli delivered one of the drives of the season, fighting from nineteenth to victor…
The final Dutch Grand Prix went out with a bang. Lando Norris took back-to-back wins, Kimi Antonelli finished second, George Russell held onto third after Mercedes team orders, and Ferrari once again found a way to make life harder for both Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc.
We break down the Norr…
What does the next generation of Formula 1 fans actually look like?
Meet Elizabeth, a high schooler who got hooked on F1 through Drive to Survive, social media edits and a love of fast cars. What started with watching clips and talking F1 with her friends turned into an actual trip to Silverstone w…
The Hungarian Grand Prix delivered far more drama than anyone expected. What started as a typical Hungaroring weekend quickly turned into a race full of penalties, strategy blunders, blue flag chaos, controversial steward decisions, and one heartbreaking retirement that could reshape the championsh…
Spa didn't deliver its usual rain-soaked chaos, but it gave us plenty to talk about.
This week, we're breaking down Kimi Antonelli's commanding victory, Charles Leclerc's perfectly executed recovery to second, and the Red Bull strategy call that turned Isack Hadjar's weekend from the back of the gr…
Silverstone delivered one of the most dramatic weekends of the 2026 Formula 1 season, and we're breaking down everything that happened.
Charles Leclerc gave Ferrari its milestone 250th Formula 1 victory, Lewis Hamilton stood on the Silverstone podium for the 16th time, George Russell somehow fought…
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