by Terry Widdows (Coffee Corner Motorsport)
Welcome to Coffee Corner Motorsport Full Beans F1 Show . This is the Formula One news podcast that gives you an unbiased look into the world of F1. Featuring me Terry I will be taking you through the up to date news, previews and reviews of everything that's to know about what's happening in the paddock. Here we don't do rumour and gossip we do fact, we don't create the news we report on it in a way that respects all the teams and their fans to talk about the topics that matter to you.
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April 24, 2025
Summary In this episode of Coffee Corner Motorsport, Terry discusses the latest developments in Formula One, focusing on George Russell's contract talks, Lewis Hamilton's struggles at Ferrari, Sebastian Vettel's potential return to Red Bull, Aston Martin's challenges this season, and the implications of General Motors joining as an engine supplier in 2029. The conversation delves into the dynamics of driver contracts, team performance, and future regulations in the sport. Takeaways George Russell is currently in a precarious position regarding his contract. Lewis Hamilton's performance at Ferrari has been disappointing, raising questions about his future. Sebastian Vettel is not returning to drive but may take on a mentorship role at Red Bull. Aston Martin is facing significant challenges this season, with leadership and performance issues. General Motors' entry as an engine supplier in 2029 could signal changes in engine regulations. The competition among teams is intensifying, with various drivers and teams vying for top positions. Toto Wolff is waiting for Max Verstappen's decision before finalizing Russell's contract. Ferrari's updates have not yet translated into improved performance for Hamilton. The dynamics of driver contracts are heavily influenced by team performance and future regulations. The 2029 engine regulations may bring significant changes to the sport. Sound Bites "George Russell is in limbo." "Lewis looks downbeat and withdrawn." "Sebastian Vettel is not coming back to drive." "Aston Martin has been pretty woeful this season." "General Motors will be joining as an engine supplier." Chapters 00:00 George Russell's Contract Talks 10:11 Lewis Hamilton's Struggles at Ferrari 15:21 Sebastian Vettel's Potential Return to Red Bull 18:42 Aston Martin's Season Challenges 24:56 2029 Engine Regulations and General Motors' Entry Keywords Formula One, George Russell, Lewis Hamilton, Sebastian Vettel, Aston Martin, 2029 engine regulations, General Motors, Red Bull, Ferrari, motorsport Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
April 16, 2025
Welcome to another exciting episode of F1 Coffee Corner Full Beans. I'm your host, Terry, coming to you straight from my coffee-fuelled shed with the latest in Formula One news. In this episode, we're diving deep into the swirling rumours about Max Verstappen's future with Red Bull amid speculation of team disarray, and we'll dissect the pecking order at McLaren after some impressive performances. We'll touch on the situation at Sauber with Williams, FIA issues and even discuss the mysterious disappearance of Dan Fallows from Aston Martin. As always, we'll wrap up with a preview of the upcoming race in Jeddah to set the stage for the thrilling conclusion to the current triple-header of the season. So grab your favourite brew, hit that like, follow, or subscribe button, and let’s dig into the action-packed Formula One landscape together! CHAPTERS 00:00 Red Bull Struggles: Impact of New Departure 03:41 Red Bull F1 Team Losses 07:53 Max Verstappen's Future Options Analyzed 11:50 Max Verstappen's Future Uncertain 13:59 McLaren's Driver Status Dilemma 18:16 Audi's 2026 F1 Strategy Uncertain 20:51 Formula 1 Technology Funding Issues 26:02 Aston Martin Designer's Quiet Exit 29:48 Mercedes Strategy and Performance Debate 31:22 Minimal Car Updates Expected Keywords Formula One Espresso News Max Verstappen Red Bull future McLaren pecking order W at Saber Williams FIA frustrations Dan Fallows Aston Martin Jeddah Grand Prix Triple headers George Russell Mercedes contract Bahrain Grand Prix Adrian Newey RB21 Flexi front wings Honda Barcelona regulations Lando Norris Oscar Piastri McLaren partnership Nico Hulkenberg Sauber woes Audi Plank wear disqualification Carlos Sainz Track limits Professional stewards Garden leave Tech Corner https://coffeecornermotorsport.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
April 10, 2025
Summary In this episode of Formula One Expresso News, host Terry discusses the latest developments in Formula One, including Robert Reid's resignation from the FIA, the ongoing debate about the return of V10 engines, Pirelli's tire strategy, and the challenges of overtaking in modern races. The episode also previews the upcoming Bahrain Grand Prix and highlights the importance of transparency and accountability within the FIA. Takeaways Robert Reid's resignation highlights issues within the FIA. Concerns about the FIA's leadership and future direction. The V10 engine debate is more about fan appeasement than practicality. Pirelli aims to enhance racing excitement with softer tires. Safety concerns arise from tire blowouts in races. Lack of overtaking is a significant issue in current Formula One races. Teams are improving their cars but struggle with dirty air. The FIA needs to address transparency and accountability issues. The upcoming Bahrain Grand Prix is crucial for rookie drivers. DRS remains a contentious topic among drivers and teams. Chapters 00:00 Robert Reid's Resignation and Its Implications 10:08 The Future of V10 Engines in Formula One 19:58 Pirelli's Tire Strategy and Its Impact 24:15 DRS Controversies and Safety Concerns 25:11 Lack of Overtaking in Modern F1 28:59 Bahrain Grand Prix Preview Keywords Formula One, FIA, Robert Reid, V10 engines, Pirelli tires, DRS, overtaking, Bahrain Grand Prix Takeaways Robert Reid's resignation highlights issues within the FIA. Concerns about the FIA's leadership and future direction. The V10 engine debate is more about fan appeasement than practicality. Pirelli aims to enhance racing excitement with softer tires. Safety concerns arise from tire blowouts in races. Lack of overtaking is a significant issue in current Formula One races. Teams are improving their cars but struggle with dirty air. The FIA needs to address transparency and accountability issues. The upcoming Bahrain Grand Prix is crucial for rookie drivers. DRS remains a contentious topic among drivers and teams. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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