A dream comes true, a curse is broken and it's party time in Monte Carlo as Charles Leclerc wins his hometown race, the Monaco Grand Prix. After Prince Albert sprayed the champagne on the podium, the question now is 'do we have a championship race?' Does Leclerc's win and Oscar Piastri's second place mean the pressure is on Max Verstappen and Red Bull?

Ed and Sam are back with a preview of the iconic, historic (but occasionally boring) Monaco Grand Prix. Could rain impact the weekend as it has for the past couple of years? Will the McLaren and Ferrari upgrades continue to put the heat on Max Verstappen and Red Bull? And can Charles Leclerc finally make the podium in his home race?

Sam and Ed wrap up the Japanese Grand Prix, preview the Chinese Grand Prix and assess the breaking news about Fernando Alonso re-signing with Aston Martin and what it means for the driver's market. They also discuss Daniel Ricciardo's future and butt heads in a predictable debate about Williams, Alex Albon and Logan Sargeant.

Sam jumps into the driver's seat and leads a far-too-early discussion around which drivers will be at which teams next season (1:00), including Mercedes (2:35), Aston Martin (5:10) and Haas (9:10). Sam then challenges his old man with a couple of F1 quizzes (15:00) and he and Ed wrap it up with predictions for the Japanese Grand Prix (23:55).

What a weekend in Melbourne! Sam and Ed wrap up an incredible Australian Grand Prix that has gone to the next level in terms of entertainment (0:45). They also discuss Sam’s budding broadcasting career (2:30) and of course, a race that saw Ferrari go 1-2, McLaren go 3-4 and Max Verstappen watch from the pits after a DNF (5:45). The ep finishes with a spirited debate about the bottom teams, including the decision by Williams to put Alex Albon in Logan Sargeant’s car after only bringing just two chassis to Australia (17:00).

The DRS Zone is back in 2024 as Sam and Ed preview the Australian Grand Prix and discuss Red Bull's continued domination, Lewis Hamilton's move to Ferrari, who's hot - Oscar Piastri - and who's not - Alpine. It's lights out and away we go.

It started out with a whimper and ended with a bang. The much-hyped Las Vegas Grand Prix had plenty of issues but delivered a remarkable race under the neon lights of The Strip. Sam and Ed review a fascinating race that saw Max Verstappen win again, Charles Leclerc steal second place and Lando Norris crash out after a terrible weekend. There was also a manhole cover, a goofy gridwalk, and a 2am practice session.

Sam and Ed return from an unexpected break to assess the state of Formula 1 following the US and Mexico Grand Prix. Daniel Ricciardo returns with a bang and puts the pressure on Sergio Perez, who crashed out in front of his hometown fans. And there's plenty of drama around Aston Martin...will Lawrence Stroll sell the team? Does Lance Stroll have a future in F1?

Sam & Ed wrap up a Japanese Grand Prix that saw Max Verstappen return to the winners circle and McLaren go 2-3, with Aussie Oscar Piastri earning his first ever Formula 1 podium. They also discuss the Yuki Tsunoda/Daniel Ricciardo/Liam Lawson situation at Alpha Tauri, look ahead to the upcoming Qatar Grand Prix and discuss Sam's recent appearance on radio.

BREAKING: Red Bull did not win a Formula 1 race. Sam and Ed are back with a look at the most exciting race of the year, the Singapore Grand Prix, which saw Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz finish first and Red Bull fail to podium. It was an extraordinary race, with tyre strategy, safety cars, double stacked pit stops and a four-man race to the very end. Sam and Ed also discuss Aussie Oscar Piastri and Kiwi Liam Lawson, and predict which drivers won’t be on the grid next year.