On this week's non-race F1 Debrief, we take a look at the FIA elections, the possibility of an even greener F1 in the future, and preview the next Grand Prix at Abu Dhabi.

Joe catches his breath, as he returns from the penultimate round of the championship, with stories of missing journalists, leaking roofs, Trulli's body language and what Kimi said to Kovi.

The championship is finally decided, in a race that had a little bit of everything. Teams and drivers felt the pressure - listen on to find out how they handled it.

It feels like the season is over in this week's F1 Debrief, as we discuss all that happened in Brazil, plus catch up with news from the past two weeks.

I didn't think you could have another qualifying session of chaos like we saw in Japan, but Brazil certainly delivered. If you count lots of red flags and delayed starts delivering, I suppose.

With the promised rain mostly holding off, there were still red flags and plenty of spins to contend with. It was a mixed up day, which doesn't give us much guidance for qualifying either.

Brazil moves up a place on this year's calendar to become the penultimate race of the year. The championship is hotting up, and the drivers are starting to get tense. Also, it's probably going to rain.

The second series of Forgotten F1 Teams opens the history books once again to look at teams old and new who are no longer in the sport, and tells their story. Everything from teams being turned away from the paddock to record breaking wins, stay tuned for

Welcome to the last in the current series of Forgotten F1 Teams, brought to you by Sidepodcast. We’ve been travelling through time and looking at teams from across the decades, examining their history and why they are no longer around. Our last team is

Welcome to Forgotten F1 Teams, a mini series brought to you by Sidepodcast. We are looking into the history books to discover some of those teams that are no longer present on the grid, and telling their story. We’re onto our penultimate team now, and i