Joe catches up with news and gossip ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix, from being bombarded with propaganda to the win that shouldn't have been. There is discussion of that press release, receiving a round of applause in hospitality, plus how not to react w

This week on Feet Up Friday, we trial the new live streaming, live commenting show, whilst talking about the trials at Force India, how great China was, and what is really going on with Bernie.See more on Feet Up Friday - Doesn't Bernie look tired?

For the first time in quite a long while, Sidepodcast is breaking out the live streams, hoping to record a Feet Up Friday podcast as the world listens on. We've been working hard on the site and investigating the potential of live streaming and how the te

At last, Feet Up Friday returns with our late thoughts on the first two races and our predictions for the upcoming Chinese Grand Prix. We also discuss the latest news and views from the sport we love. This week, we ponder how 2012 compares to 2011 in raci

We wake Joe from his jet-lagged slumber to talk all things motor racing, following a hectic start to the season. Discussion covers the need for a figurehead at Williams, how Pirelli redefined the challenge for 2012, filing stories over Iran, plus what a d

Our second Feet Up Friday in as many weekends does not set a precedent for weekly podcasting, dya hear? However, this time out finds an overexcited Mr C and a chilled out Christine chatting about the current happenings in F1, plus the latest updates to th

For 2012, we bring you a new concept in podcasting - the relaxed, Friday night, glass in hand, F1 discussion. Touching on topics such as a lonely Petrov, Joe's real name and Kamui on Twitter, this is Feet Up Friday.See more on Feet Up Friday - What's on y

The 2012 F1 season starts right here, right now as Joe returns from a hectic off-season to catch up on all the news that's fit to discuss in motor sport. We talk negotiating ploys from Bernie, crash testing in component form, plus drivers with money vers

The new F1 season is creeping ever closer, and to raise the anticipation just a little bit further, a fine selection of the Sidepodcast community are taking their best guess at what is going to unfold over the next twelve months. From thoughts on the retu

We last saw Romain Grosjean towards the end of 2009. He’d been brought into Renault and was doing just fine. Seven races were his after Piquet Jr left. But at the end of the year Grosjean was feeling bereft.