F1 Espresso News – Coffee Corner Motorsport

Summary In this episode of Coffee Corner Motorsport, the host discusses the recent F1 75 live launch event, sharing personal experiences and insights. The conversation covers various topics including the atmosphere of the event, the collaboration between Lego and Formula One, and the mixed reactions from fans. The host also addresses the controversial booing and swearing that occurred during the event, emphasizing the importance of respect for the teams and drivers. In this episode, the host discusses various topics surrounding Formula 1, including FIA regulations, the success of Formula 175, the controversial proposal for Monaco pit stops, the pressures faced by rookie drivers, and the dynamics within McLaren's team. The conversation also touches on personal reflections and future plans for the podcast. Takeaways F1 75 live launch generated significant buzz in the F1 community. The collaboration between Lego and Formula One is a hit among fans. Experiencing F1 events in person offers a different vibe than watching at home. Booing at events can detract from the experience for other attendees. Respect for drivers and teams is essential, regardless of personal opinions. The F1 75 event showcased various team presentations, some more successful than others. Lego's new F1 sets are highly anticipated and already selling out. The atmosphere at the O2 was electric, despite mixed reviews of the event. Mercedes' performance and branding strategies are under scrutiny this season. The FIA's stance on swearing during events appears to be evolving. Drivers should manage their behavior in interviews. The success of Formula 175 is still debatable. Monaco's pit stop proposal is seen as artificial. Teams need to adapt to make races exciting. Jack Doohan faces immense pressure as a rookie. Lando Norris may receive favoritism over Oscar Piastri. INEOS's financial troubles could impact Mercedes. Heritage tracks like Monaco shouldn't be compromised. The importance of tire strategy in racing. Personal connections enhance the motorsport experience. Keywords Formula One, F1 75, Mercedes, booing, FIA, McLaren, Williams Racing, Lego, motorsport, F1 news, FIA, Formula 1, Monaco, driver dynamics, Formula 175, McLaren, INEOS, motorsport news Chapters 00:00 Introduction to F1 Express News 01:31 F1 75 Live Launch Experience 06:15 Lego and F1: A Perfect Match 10:09 Mixed Reactions to F1 75 Event 17:07 Booing and Swearing: A Controversial Reception 21:31 FIA Regulations and Team Dynamics 25:19 Formula 175: Success or Failure? 30:06 Monaco Pit Stops: A Controversial Proposal 32:32 Driver Pressures and Team Strategies 36:20 McLaren's Future: Lando vs. Oscar 40:54 Personal Reflections and Future Plans www.coffeecornermotorsport.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Summary In this episode of Espresso News, Terry discusses the latest happenings in Formula One, including Mercedes' new Adidas merchandise launch, the FIA president's controversial statements regarding driver conduct, Williams' new title sponsor, Cadillac's entry into the sport, and Red Bull's sponsorship developments. The conversation provides insights into the current state of various teams and the implications of recent changes in the sport. Takeaways Mercedes launched their new Adidas range this week. FIA president believes drivers should set an example. Williams is really a team on the up. Cadillac has a massive advantage with new regulations. Red Bull is rebuilding with smaller sponsorship deals. Team radio swearing is a hot topic right now. Kimi will be fast but will make mistakes. The FIA's new stewarding system is exciting. Mercedes is in a state of flux this season. Cadillac's entry is a matter of when, not if. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Formula One News 01:11 Mercedes and the Adidas Launch 10:43 FIA President's Controversial Statements 12:11 Williams' New Title Sponsor 18:43 Cadillac's Entry into Formula One 26:11 Red Bull's Sponsorship Developments Keywords Formula One, Mercedes, FIA, Williams, Cadillac, Red Bull, motorsport news, F1 merchandise, team sponsors, racing updates https://coffeecornermotorsport.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Summary In this episode of F1 Espresso News , host Terry discusses the latest developments in Formula One, including the potential risks for Jack Doohan at Alpine, Valtteri Bottas's return to Mercedes, Zhou's new role at Ferrari, Audi's strategic move to establish a UK headquarters, and Aston Martin's ambitions in the sport. The conversation delves into the implications of these changes for the teams and drivers involved, as well as the broader context of the cost cap in Formula One. Keywords Formula One, Jack Doohan, Alpine, Valtteri Bottas, Toto Wolff, Zhou, Ferrari, Cadillac, Audi, Aston Martin Takeaways Jack Doohan faces pressure with Franco Colapinto's signing. Alpine's driver dynamics are complex and competitive. Valtteri Bottas's return to Mercedes raises questions about team dynamics. Zhou's return to Ferrari is strategic for both parties. Audi's UK headquarters aims to attract top talent in F1. The cost cap is influencing team strategies and operations. Aston Martin is positioning itself as a serious contender in F1. The driver lineup at Aston Martin is under scrutiny for future success. Toto Wolff's comments reflect Mercedes' corporate culture. The upcoming F1 season is generating excitement among fans. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Formula One News 08:21 Valtteri Bottas and Toto Wolff's Comments 19:07 Audi's New Headquarters and Cost Cap Strategy 25:30 Aston Martin's Ambitions and Driver Lineup www.coffeecornermotorsport.com https://linktr.ee/coffeecornermotorsport Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Summary In this episode of Espresso News, the host discusses key topics in Formula One, including Lewis Hamilton's crash during Barcelona testing, Adrian Newey's challenges with new engine regulations, Yuki Tsunoda's role as a reserve driver, and the changes surrounding Johnny Herbert's stewarding position. The conversation delves into the implications of these events for the teams and the sport as a whole, highlighting the dynamics of testing, regulations, and driver management in Formula One. Takeaways Lewis Hamilton's crash was a part of testing limits. Adrian Newey is concerned about being behind in development. Yuki Tsunoda's reserve role is strategic for Red Bull. Johnny Herbert's removal as a steward highlights conflict of interest issues. The FIA is moving towards professionalizing the stewarding role. Engine regulations could lead to a dominant era in Formula One. Public perception of driver mistakes varies significantly. Testing is crucial for drivers to find the limits of their cars. The new engine regulations are unprecedented in their scope. Professional stewards could improve the integrity of the sport. Keywords Formula One, Lewis Hamilton, Adrian Newey, Yuki Tsunoda, Johnny Herbert, FIA, engine regulations, Barcelona testing, motorsport news Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Espresso News 01:27 Lewis Hamilton's Barcelona Testing Incident 08:22 Adrian Newey and Engine Regulations 17:28 Yuki Tsunoda's Reserve Driver Role 22:15 Johnny Herbert and Stewarding Changes www.coffeecornermotorsport.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Description The 2026 Formula One picture is starting to take shape, and this episode of Espresso News focuses on which teams are building properly behind the scenes. The episode opens with Red Bull and Ford launching their 2026 partnership in Detroit, explaining why this was more than a livery reveal and what Red Bull becoming a full works team actually means. From there, the focus shifts to Cadillac completing the first on-track laps of its own Formula One chassis at Silverstone, and why that milestone matters more than headline lap times. The episode closes with Ferrari’s decision to change Lewis Hamilton’s race engineer ahead of 2026, looking at why the timing makes sense and why driver-engineer relationships remain critical. That’s Espresso News. Follow the podcast and we’ll do this again next week. Full coverage and written analysis https://coffeecornermotorsport.com/ Cadillac completes first laps – full article:https://coffeecornermotorsport.com/cadillac-formula-1-first-laps/ Red Bull & Ford Detroit launch – full article:https://coffeecornermotorsport.com/red-bull-2026-launch-detroit-works-era/ Chapters 00:00 – Red Bull & Ford Launch 2026 Partnership in Detroit 07:55 – What Red Bull Becoming a Works Team Really Means 13:10 – Cadillac Run Their Own Formula One Car at Silverstone 19:05 – Ferrari Change Lewis Hamilton’s Race Engineer 24:30 – What to Watch Next This Week Keywords Formula One, F1 2026, Red Bull Ford, Red Bull Powertrains, Cadillac Formula 1, Lewis Hamilton, Ferrari F1, motorsport news Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Espresso News – Audi Run the First 2026 F1 Car, Launch Dates Lock In, Horner and Alpine, Cadillac Build Properly The shape of the 2026 Formula One season is already starting to form, and this episode of Espresso News focuses on who is quietly getting the groundwork right. The discussion begins with Audi becoming the first team to run a 2026 car, explaining why the Barcelona filming day mattered, what it was actually used for, and why it should not be confused with performance running. From there, the episode breaks down the confirmed 2026 launch calendar and pre-season testing plan, and what those dates reveal about confidence, caution, and preparation across the grid. There is also a closer look at the Christian Horner and Alpine conversation, reframing it as an ownership and timing issue rather than a simple leadership vacancy, before closing with Cadillac’s decision to appoint Zhou Guanyu as reserve driver and what that says about how the new team is approaching its debut season. This episode is about preparation, structure, and systems. Not headlines. Full coverage and written analysis:https://coffeecornermotorsport.com/ Zhou Guanyu joins Cadillac Formula 1 – full article:https://coffeecornermotorsport.com/zhou-guanyu-joins-cadillac-formula-1/ Chapters 00:00 – Audi Run the First 2026 F1 Car 05:30 – 2026 Launch Dates and Testing Explained 11:40 – Christian Horner, Alpine, and Ownership Reality 17:17 – Cadillac Sign Zhou Guanyu as Reserve Keywords Formula One, F1 2026, Audi F1, car launches, Christian Horner, Alpine F1, Cadillac Formula 1, Zhou Guanyu, motorsport news Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Summary In this episode of Coffee Corner Motorsport Full Beans F1 Show, the host discusses the latest developments in Formula One, including Lewis Hamilton's much-anticipated move to Ferrari, Haas's diversity initiatives, Audi's full ownership of Sauber, and the ongoing controversy surrounding Pato O'Ward's super license. The episode also covers Mercedes' livery launch expectations, Williams' new test driver, sustainability efforts in F1, and the FIA's new sporting regulations, which have sparked significant debate. Takeaways Lewis Hamilton's move to Ferrari has generated immense media buzz. Haas has made significant strides in diversity with new appointments. Audi's full ownership of Sauber marks a new era for the team. Pato O'Ward's super license situation Mercedes emphasizes that their livery launch will not showcase the new car. Williams is investing in a new simulator with Oliver Turvey as the test driver. Sustainability initiatives are becoming increasingly important in F1. The FIA's new regulations have raised concerns about censorship and driver freedom. The impact of political neutrality in F1 is a contentious topic. The podcast format aims to provide a comprehensive weekly roundup of F1 news. Keywords Formula One, Lewis Hamilton, Ferrari, Haas, Audi, Pato O'Ward, Mercedes, Williams, FIA, sustainability https://coffeecornermotorsport.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Summary In this episode of Coffee Corner Motorsport Full Beans, the host discusses the latest developments in Formula One for 2025, including the exciting new lineup at Williams with Carlos Sainz, the implications of Franco Colapinto's move to Alpine, and strategic changes at Aston Martin. The episode also covers Ferrari's social media teasers involving Lewis Hamilton, Mercedes' unique testing approach with the W11, Haas' new partnerships, Cadillac's Formula One ambitions, and Sauber's navigation of the cost cap. The host emphasizes the importance of community and regular updates in the motorsport world. Takeaways The podcast aims for a weekly update on Formula One news. Carlos Sainz's arrival at Williams is generating significant excitement. James Vowles' comments on writing off 2025 raise concerns for Williams fans. Franco Colapinto's move to Alpine highlights financial strategies in F1. Aston Martin is making strategic leadership changes to enhance performance. Ferrari is building anticipation around Lewis Hamilton's involvement. Mercedes is utilizing the W11 for testing due to regulatory constraints. Haas is entering a new phase with Toyota's support for previous car testing. Cadillac's Formula One project is more complex than it appears. Sauber's cost cap adjustments are causing tension among teams. Keywords Formula One, F1 news, Williams Racing, Carlos Sainz, Franco Colapinto, Aston Martin, Ferrari, Mercedes, Haas, Cadillac, Sauber, motorsport podcast www.coffeecornermotorsport.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Espresso News- 2025 Formula One Season Review: Norris, Regulation Shockwaves and What Comes Next The 2025 Formula One season is done, and this episode of Coffee Corner Motorsport steps back to look at what it actually meant. From Lando Norris securing his first World Championship to shifting team dynamics across the grid, this is a full-season review with an eye on what really matters heading into 2026. The discussion covers constructor performances, political and technical undercurrents, and why the incoming regulation reset represents the biggest structural change Formula One has seen in decades. There is also a deep dive into the Concord Agreement, FIA funding changes, new engine architecture, overtaking tools, and how teams and drivers are already positioning themselves for the next cycle. The episode closes with reflections on Coffee Corner Motorsport’s own journey through 2025 and what is coming next as the project steps further into the Formula One media ecosystem. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Formula One Roundup 01:19 Lando Norris: The New Champion 02:48 Season Highlights and Team Performances 06:00 Upcoming Regulations for 2026 12:49 Deep Dive into 2026 Regulations 27:45 New Overtaking Mechanisms and Strategies 36:59 Looking Ahead: Future of Coffee Corner Motorsport Keywords Formula One, Lando Norris, 2026 regulations, Concord Agreement, FIA updates, team performances, engine developments, overtaking strategies, car launches, motorsport podcast https://coffeecornermotorsport.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Espresso News | Coffee Corner Motorsport Plenty moving today. Rules shifting. Projects rolling out. A bit of financial smoke in the background. In this Espresso News, I break down the four big stories shaping the week. I start with the latest FIA 2026 changes. What’s been approved. What it means for the competitive picture. And why a few teams won’t love the direction. From there, I move into Audi and the first real signals coming out of their R29 project. The tone. The timing. The message they’re trying to send for 2026. Then it’s the Mercedes share situation. What’s confirmed. What’s speculation. And why the timing has raised an eyebrow or two. I wrap with Ferrari and some sharp comments that tell you exactly where the pressure points are right now. Short. Sharp. Straight to the point. Summary A full look at the FIA’s 2026 updates, Audi’s early R29 signals, the Mercedes share movement, and Ferrari’s latest comments. The episode explores how all four stories connect as the paddock edges toward the next rules cycle. Key Takeaways • The FIA’s 2026 decisions shift the long-term landscape • Audi’s R29 messaging shows their intent • The Mercedes share story isn’t straightforward • Ferrari’s comments reveal where tension sits • Politics and performance already shaping 2026 • Teams positioning early for the new regulations • Quotes rarely match the internal picture • Every story links back to long-term planning • Media narratives hide deeper issues • The paddock mood is shifting early Sound Bites “These 2026 changes will ruffle a few feathers.” “You can see Audi’s direction already.” “This Mercedes share story isn’t nothing.” “Ferrari’s tone says a lot right now.” More from Coffee Corner Motorsporthttps://coffeecornermotorsport.com Chapters 00:00 FIA 2026 Changes 12:00 Audi R29 Direction 21:00 Mercedes Share Movement 25:00 Ferrari’s Comments Keywords espresso news coffee corner motorsport fia 2026 audi r29 mercedes shares ferrari f1 f1 news formula 1 politics motorsport analysis Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

🎙️ Episode Summary Welcome back to F1 Espresso News, your quick-fire hit of the week in Formula One. In this episode, I talk through the stories that defined the week. Laura Villiers’ legal challenge against the FIA. Disney’s collaboration with Formula One. And what both mean for the sport’s future. I also look at the 2024 FIA cost cap review where Aston Martin’s procedural breach caused a stir, and wrap up with my thoughts on Mexico City. Oli Bearman’s strong weekend. McLaren’s bold race strategy. The small details that made a difference. I also share how Coffee Corner Motorsport is evolving and why independent, fact-based coverage still matters. ☕️ What I Talk About Relaunching Coffee Corner Motorsport and improving how I share stories. Laura Villiers taking the FIA to court over its election process. Disney’s Formula One partnership and what it means for the sport’s reach. Aston Martin’s procedural cost cap breach and what happens next. Oli Bearman’s breakout performance in Mexico. Liberty Media’s marketing gamble and the risk of alienating loyal fans. Why the cost cap still underpins long-term stability. McLaren’s Mexico strategy and what it says about their season. The need for more transparency inside the FIA. My thanks to everyone supporting Coffee Corner Motorsport’s growth. 🔊 Sound Bites “This is your weekly show, F1 Espresso News.” “I appreciate every single one of you.” “Disney realized that Formula One is a big market.” “It’s a real risky game for Liberty Media.” “Oli Bearman has rebounded in Mexico.” “I think Oscar needs a standout performance.” “You’ve been listening to Coffee Corner Motorsport.” 🕒 Chapters 00:00 Welcome Back to F1 Espresso News01:02 The Evolution of Coffee Corner Motorsport05:20 Inside the FIA: Laura Villiers’ Legal Challenge11:08 Disney and Formula One: A New Era of Collaboration18:52 Cost Cap 2024: Stability and Controversy26:59 Mexico Race Recap: Performance and Strategy Insights Keywords: Formula One, FIA, Laura Villiers, Disney, Cost Cap, Motorsport, F1 Espresso News, Coffee Corner Motorsport, Mexico Race, F1 Academy 🌐 Visit Coffee Corner Motorsport For full coverage of every story mentioned in this episode, visit coffeecornermotorsport.com — your independent source for Formula One, Formula 2, and FIA news. Follow along on social media @coffeecornermotorsport for all the latest updates and behind-the-scenes stories. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week on The Full Beans F1 Show: Horner’s $100m settlement. What’s confirmed, what isn’t, and where it leaves him. FIA elections. Laura Villiers enters the race for president - rare move, big implications. Cost cap changes explained. Who gains, who doesn’t. Red Bull’s quiet reset under Laurent Mekies, Verstappen still in the mix. Singapore GP preview. Tyre wear looks brutal, humidity off the scale, Safety Car almost certain. Aston Martin upgrades on the horizon. Qatar sprint ahead. My first to cover live, my dad’s first trackside. No hype. No clickbait. Just the details that matter. 👉 coffeecornermotorsport.com for the written side of it all. Keywords Formula One, F1, Christian Horner, FIA, cost cap, Red Bull, Singapore Grand Prix, motorsport news, team strategy, Laura Villiers, Laurent Mekies, Max Verstappen, Aston Martin, Qatar sprint, tyre data, technical insight Chapters 00:00 Horner’s Settlement – The $100m Question 07:12 FIA Elections – Villiers Steps Up 12:50 Cost Cap – What’s Changed 18:08 Red Bull Reset – Mekies Steadying the Ship 23:47 Singapore GP – Tyres, Heat, and Safety Cars Takeaways Horner’s $100m settlement. Return still unclear. Laura Villiers running for FIA president. Big deal for the sport. Cost cap changes explained. Not all teams thrilled. Mekies leading Red Bull quietly. Verstappen still dangerous. Singapore: high tyre deg, humidity, Safety Car almost certain. Aston Martin upgrades in the works. Qatar sprint: first one for me, first one for my dad. Sound Bites “Red Bull feel they made a step up.” “Aston Martin’s factory tour was a proper eye-opener.” “We’re heading to Qatar for a sprint - first one for me and my dad.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Description Monza delivered pace, pressure, and strategy. Max Verstappen took the win, but McLaren’s team orders sparked a major debate. In my community poll, 78% of you said McLaren got it wrong at Monza. I also look at Mercedes’ 2026 driver uncertainty, Pierre Gasly’s Alpine deal, Ferrari’s key departures, Adidas joining Audi, and the penalty row after the Berman and Sainz clash. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the week’s highlights 01:22 Max Verstappen’s dominant win at Monza and McLaren team orders debate 10:08 Mercedes’ contractual uncertainty and team dynamics 16:23 Pierre Gasly’s commitment to Alpine 21:38 Ferrari’s departures and future prospects 29:27 Adidas partnership and merchandise trends 30:42 Berman and Sainz penalty controversy Key points Max Verstappen’s win at Monza was decisive McLaren team orders split opinion, with 78% of our community poll voting against it Mercedes is facing uncertainty with driver contracts Pierre Gasly has committed to Alpine until 2028 Ferrari is experiencing major technical departures Adidas has partnered with Audi for Formula 1 The penalty debate continues to stir controversy Sound bites “Max Verstappen’s Monza win was dominant.” “McLaren’s team orders have split opinion.” “Mercedes is a team of uncertainty now.” “Adidas partners with Audi in Formula 1.” Keywords Formula 1, Max Verstappen, McLaren, Mercedes, Pierre Gasly, Ferrari, Audi, Adidas, penalties, motorsports, F1 news Links Italian GP 2025 Race Report Full stint charts and tyre strategy explained McLaren’s Monza call: fairness or favouritism? Deep dive into the team order story Mercedes, Antonelli, and Russell: paying the price for Wolff’s Verstappen pursuit Context on Mercedes’ driver uncertainty Pierre Gasly signs new Alpine deal Stability vs ceiling analysis Adidas x Audi F1 partnership Branding and 2026 signals Shop Castore F1 Collection - TerryW15 for 15% off Official teamwear and Coffee Corner partner More at coffeecornermotorsport.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Formula One is back at Zandvoort as the 2025 season kicks into its second half. In this week’s episode of F1 Espresso News we break down the big paddock headlines: Max Verstappen’s reflective mindset heading into his home race Cadillac confirming Bottas and Pérez for their 2026 Formula 1 lineup McLaren’s championship focus and the Norris–Piastri dynamic Williams pushing development without points pressure Rookies Bearman and Bortoleto continuing to impress Weather forecast: heavy rain expected across the Dutch GP weekend 🎧 Thank you for listening and supporting Coffee Corner Motorsport. Every stream helps grow this shed-built, fan-first motorsport hub. 👉 Full stories, articles, and extras at www.coffeecornermotorsport.com 00:00 – Formula One Returns: Media Day Insights 02:56 – Verstappen’s Reflective Mindset 06:14 – Rookie Performances: Bearman and Bortoleto 08:59 – McLaren’s Championship Mindset 11:50 – Williams’ Development and Driver Dynamics 14:34 – Cadillac’s Driver Announcement and Future Plans 17:47 – The Impact of Weather on Race Strategy 20:31 – Behind the Scenes: Building Coffee Corner Motorsport Tags / Keywords Formula One, F1 News, Zandvoort GP, Max Verstappen, McLaren, Norris, Piastri, Williams, Cadillac F1, Bottas, Perez, rookies, racing strategy, Coffee Corner Motorsport Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

What’s in this episode The summer break may be quiet, but the 2026 Formula 1 driver market is already shaping the future of the grid. In this week’s F1 Espresso News Podcast, Terry breaks down the confirmed contracts, predictions, and politics behind F1’s next big shuffle. From Ferrari’s Hamilton and Leclerc partnership to Cadillac’s expected Perez and Bottas debut, Red Bull’s uncertain second seat, and Alpine’s dilemma, nothing is off the table. Topics covered McLaren’s Norris and Piastri rivalry and title fight Ferrari’s Hamilton and Leclerc commercial firepower Red Bull’s second seat headache: Hajar, Lawson, Tsunoda Mercedes banking on Antonelli and Russell Cadillac’s Perez and Bottas debut Alpine’s second seat dilemma with Colapinto Winners, losers, and predictions for 2026 Chapters 00:00 Intro: Why 2026 matters now 01:26 Confirmed driver contracts 04:03 McLaren dynamics and title pressure 05:55 Ferrari’s Hamilton and Leclerc star power 06:48 Aston Martin and Alonso’s Newey car 07:47 Williams stability and future pressure 08:43 Haas and Audi lineups 09:41 Red Bull’s second seat drama 12:02 Mercedes with Antonelli and Russell 13:54 Cadillac’s Perez and Bottas duo 15:18 Alpine’s second seat dilemma 20:55 Winners and losers of the driver market 22:19 Predictions for 2026 silly season 28:54 Commercialisation, Patreon, and the Shed Early access This episode was first released ad free for Patreon supporters. To get every episode a day early plus bonus extras, join the Shed on Patreon. Links and extras 👉 Full stories: coffeecornermotorsport.com 👉 Follow @coffeecornermotorsport on Instagram, Threads, TikTok and X SEO Keywords: F1 2026 driver lineups, Formula 1 silly season, F1 contracts 2026, McLaren Norris Piastri, Ferrari Hamilton Leclerc, Red Bull 2026 drivers, Mercedes Antonelli Russell, Cadillac Perez Bottas, Alpine Colapinto Gasly, Coffee Corner Motorsport podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ferrari’s New Era, Verstappen’s Loyalty & the Real Story Behind Horner’s Exit In this episode of Formula One Expresso News, I dig into the biggest stories shaping the grid as we head into the summer break. Fred Vasseur has signed a new three-year deal with Ferrari. Max Verstappen has confirmed he’s staying at Red Bull. But Christian Horner’s future? That’s still not fully resolved. I also look at Spa’s wet weather issues, why the tyres still aren’t doing the job, and how silly season this year feels more about politics than driver swaps. 📌 Takeaways: Vasseur’s new deal keeps him at Ferrari until 2028 Internal pressure at Ferrari is still building Verstappen isn’t leaving Red Bull before 2026 Wet tyres continue to fail in real-world race conditions Horner’s exit hasn’t quieted the speculation Constructors’ standings are more than just bragging rights Drivers are pushing for better wet weather safety ⏱️ Chapters: 00:00 – Ferrari’s New Era with Fred Vasseur 07:24 – Verstappen's Commitment to Red Bull 14:12 – Wet Weather Challenges at Spa 20:36 – Christian Horner’s Future 25:46 – Silly Season Speculation for 2026 Formula One F1 podcast Ferrari F1 Fred Vasseur Max Verstappen Christian Horner Red Bull Racing F1 silly season F1 summer break Spa-Francorchamps F1 driver contracts Constructors' Championship Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

🎙️ Max Verstappen’s Future, Red Bull Shake-Up, and F1’s 2026 Reset 🏎️ Episode Summary In this episode of Expresso News, Terry delivers a rapid round-up of the week’s most important Formula One headlines. From the growing uncertainty around Max Verstappen’s long-term future at Red Bull to Christian Horner’s high-profile exit, McLaren’s internal title fight, and Mercedes’ development woes – plus what the looming 2026 aerodynamic reset means for every team on the grid. A sharp, caffeinated look at where the sport is heading. 🔑 Key Takeaways Max Verstappen’s contract includes a performance-triggered clause that could lock him in through 2026. Christian Horner’s removal signals deeper changes in Red Bull’s leadership structure. McLaren drivers are battling at the top – with internal rivalry now defining the championship. Mercedes continues to underperform, raising concerns about their power unit and development strategy. The 2026 aero reset will demand a rethink across car design, budget allocation, and driver planning. High-value driver contracts are under the microscope as teams prepare for financial and technical shifts. Cadillac and Aston Martin are making smart moves in preparation for 2026. ⏱️ Chapters 00:00 – Welcome to Expresso News: This Week in F101:06 – Max Verstappen’s contract clause and future prospects12:39 – Red Bull after Horner: What changes now?22:06 – McLaren’s driver battle and title momentum24:49 – Mercedes' slide and engine performance doubts29:36 – Aero Reset 2026: What’s coming and who’s ready 🎧 Sound Bites “Max Verstappen is weighing up options for 2026.” “It’s a two-horse race between McLaren drivers.” “Mercedes are fearing in the Constructors.” #ExpressoNews #F1 #FormulaOne #MaxVerstappen #RedBull #ChristianHorner #McLaren #Mercedes #F1Championship #F1News #2026Regulations #AeroReset https://coffeecornermotorsport.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

🗓 Episode Summary: In this episode of F1 Espresso News from Coffee Corner Motorsport, I cover the biggest Formula One stories of the week. Cadillac is taking a patient approach to their 2026 driver lineup. Ferrari has introduced new updates ahead of Austria. I also explain what’s inside the FIA’s newly published driving standards document and offer a spoiler-free take on the new Formula One movie. To finish, I speak honestly about the personal challenges of running this platform and why I came close to stepping away. For all the latest articles, race analysis, and motorsport coverage, visit www.coffeecornermotorsport.com. 🔑 Keywords: Formula One, F1 Espresso, Cadillac, Valtteri Bottas, Sergio Perez, Ferrari, Driving Standards, Formula One Movie, Motorsport, Podcast, Community 🎧 What You'll Hear: • Why Cadillac is in no rush to announce its drivers • Where Valtteri Bottas could land if he returns to the grid • How Sergio Perez’s Alpine link is tied to financial backing • Ferrari’s floor upgrade and why doubts remain • What the FIA’s public driving standards document really says • Thoughts on the Formula One movie from a fan’s perspective • My experience with burnout this week and why I chose to keep going • A reminder of how vital this community really is ⏱ Episode Chapters: 00:00 – Welcome to F1 Espresso News 01:35 – Cadillac’s calm strategy for 2026 12:06 – Formula One movie: fun or fluff? 15:26 – Ferrari’s new floor and rear suspension concerns 17:44 – FIA driving standards document explained 23:52 – Burnout, honesty, and the power of support 📌 Sound Bites: "I almost gave up the channel this week.""Thank you for being part of this journey.""Don’t be afraid to take a break." 🗣 Join the Conversation: What do you make of Cadillac’s silence? Will Ferrari’s upgrades be enough? And has the FIA done enough to clarify racing rules? 📱 Share your thoughts on Threads or Instagram: @CoffeeCornerMotorsport 📰 For all the latest F1 and motorsport stories, visit www.coffeecornermotorsport.com ☕ If you’d like to support the show, head to Buy Me a Coffee Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

F1 Espresso News “Williams Commit, McLaren Clash, Russell Speculates — F1’s Pivotal Week” 🧵 Episode Summary In this episode of Formula One Expresso News, we dive into a packed week of headlines and speculation. From Formula One's global expansion and the strategic future of James Vowles at Williams, to George Russell’s potential links with Aston Martin and the divisive moment between Norris and Piastri in Canada — nothing’s off limits. We also unpack what the upcoming F1 movie could mean for diehard fans and casual newcomers alike. ☕ Top Takeaways Formula One is pushing to expand with new global tracks, hinting at possible replacements for underperforming venues. James Vowles has committed to a long-term future with Williams, reinforcing their rebuild plan. The F1 movie, while star-studded, may struggle to meet the expectations of the sport's core audience. Despite rumours, George Russell seems firmly focused on Mercedes, but Aston Martin links persist. The Norris-Piastri clash reignites questions over whether two ‘number one’ drivers can truly co-exist at McLaren. 🎧 Chapter Timestamps 00:00 – Formula One Expansion Plans07:16 – James Vowles and Williams' Future12:32 – The F1 Movie: Expectations and Insights18:48 – George Russell’s Future: Rumors and Speculations24:00 – Lando Norris vs. Oscar Piastri: McLaren Flashpoint "Formula One will replace these two tracks." "James Vowles' long-term future secure at Williams." "Lando held his hand up and apologized." 🔑 Keywords Formula One, F1 expansion, James Vowles, Williams, F1 movie, George Russell, Aston Martin, Lando Norris, Oscar Piastri, McLaren 🔗 Full Coverage & Articles Catch the full stories, analysis, and updates at: 🌐 www.coffeecornermotorsport.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

F1 Espresso News: Lindblad’s Super Licence, O2 Fallout & Canada Preview 📄 Episode Summary In this week’s Formula One Expresso News, Terry Widdows recaps a deceptively quiet week in Formula One, diving into Arvid Lindblad’s FIA super licence milestone and what it could mean for Red Bull’s future driver plans. He also unpacks team backlash to the theatrical O2 launch and why a 2026 version isn’t happening, runs through big shifts in the newly revealed 2026 calendar, and shares insight on Lance Stroll’s home return in Montreal. With a wet weekend looming, Terry breaks down track traits, tire choices, and who’s best placed to win the Canadian Grand Prix. 🎧 Key Takeaways for Listeners: Arvid Lindblad inches closer to F1 eligibility. O2 launch didn't go down well with teams — no repeat for 2026. Major reshuffle in the 2026 F1 calendar. Lance Stroll will race at home in Canada after fitness clearance. Montreal’s medium-speed layout and unpredictable weather could mix things up. Max Verstappen remains the man to beat, rain or shine. Listener reviews and support keep the show growing! ⏱️ Episode Chapters 00:00 – Welcome to F1 Espresso News Brief intro and what’s coming up in this week’s episode. 03:06 – Arvid Lindblad: Super Licence Milestone How Lindblad’s recent results edge him closer to F1 — and what it means for Red Bull’s long-term plans. 05:53 – The O2 Launch Fallout A look back at F1’s London event, why it missed the mark for teams, and why there won’t be a 2026 version. 09:08 – The 2026 Calendar Unpacked Major shifts including Monaco’s new date, the efficient layout — and why it matters for fans and freight. 14:44 – Indy 500 vs Monaco: The Clash Continues Quick thoughts on the annual scheduling dilemma and audience frustration. 15:41 – Stroll Cleared for Canada Lance Stroll will race at home — plus what it means for reserve dynamics and Aston Martin’s weekend. 19:12 – Canadian Grand Prix Preview Key traits of the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, expected conditions, and early predictions. 22:45 – Wrap-Up & Listener Support ShoutoutHow to help the podcast grow and what’s coming next. Formula One, F1 news, Arvid Lindblad, Red Bull junior team, O2 launch, F1 2026 calendar, Lance Stroll injury, Canadian Grand Prix preview, Montreal weather, Max Verstappen, F1 reserve drivers, Indy 500 clash, F1 super licence https://coffeecornermotorsport.com/articles Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices