F1's man of the moment, current championship leader, Mark Webber, takes time out to familiarise himself with the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve and brings us along for the ride.

As the fallout from the incident in Turkey continues to dominate F1 discussion, Joe offers his take on events as he saw them, from inside the paddock.

In the first of what we hope might become a regular feature, the F1 community meet for a ten minute roundtable discussion covering Lotus Racing's statement of intent.

US Racing dominates discussion, as Joe asks if Texas has a taste for F1, and whether Cypher Group have what it takes. We also talk sponsorship Whoppers, bowling googlies and burly men shuffling like nuns.

Formula 1 moves on to the 7th round of the 2010 season this weekend, and who better to provide us with a preview of Istanbul Park, than current championship leader, Mark Webber.

Red Bull Racing offer up their F1 simulator for our benefit again this week, as Barcelona race winner Mark Webber drives a virtual lap through the tight and twisting streets of Monaco.

Mark Webber returns to the cockpit of the Red Bull Racing simulator, to guide you expertly around a flying lap of Circuit de Catalunya. It's a 307km sweeping layout that should play right into the hands of both Webber and teammate Sebastian Vettel.

Joe returns safely from China, to talk about the Volcanic GP, Jet Powered speed records, the merits of racing in Shanghai and Valencia, plus what Rob Smedley said post race to Felipe Massa.

As a change of pace this week, we welcome voicemails from all those who enjoyed the race at the weekend, and of course, some from those who didn't. The Chinese Grand Prix is covered by various voices, with thoughts on the near miss penalties, how Schumach

In this episode of An Aside with Joe, we talk Chinese TV, first class flying, Malaysia Incorporated, and who's spending £2.5m a week. Additionally Joe explains how the Blues Brothers relate to Formula 1, how less grip equals more action and why you don't