The second edition of Sidepodchat was aiming to be a nice succinct discussion about the latest F1 news. Naturally, we ran long, but that's what makes the show special. In this episode, we talk about Honda, USF1, testing, competitions and, more importantly

The second series of Days that Shook the F1 World is now complete, and this omnibus is here to gather the seven individual shows together for easy listening. From the vast history of F1, to recent controversial events, all is covered within.

The final edition of Days that Shook the F1 World for this second series, takes a look at what is known as the blackest day in motorsport's history - Le Mans 1955.

This penultimate episode of Days that Shook the F1 World for Series 2, takes a look at one of those many times the FIA got involved to sort out a potentially illegal Ferrari.

Having already covered banned technologies, terrifying accidents, and politics to the full, today's episode of Days that Shook the F1 World looks at a new strategy as it came into effect.

This fourth episode of series two takes a look at some of the ongoing politics that dominated the 1980s. Today we're visiting a Grand Prix that went wrong in many ways.

The second series of Days that Shook the F1 World continues with a look at a banned technology that kept on coming back. So good, it was banned twice.

This second episode of Days that Shook the F1 World takes a look at the events of Lauda's horrific 1976 crash, and how it affected the Nurburgring circuit.

The first in a new series of Days that Shook the F1 World brought to you by Sidepodcast. Today we're looking at the biggest fine in the sport's history.

We delve into the murky depths of the new KERS technology, geeking out with talk of capacitors, electro-mechanics, and six degrees of separation. Oh, and Bourdais gets a mention (or two) as well.