Sam & Ed are back with a look at 5 important F1 names and how they’re going ahead of the Miami Grand Prix. They start with potential world champion Oscar Piastri (1:00), move on to his teammate Lando Norris (2:50), the struggling Lewis Hamilton (5:00) and current world champ Max Verstappen (8:00). Sam & Ed give big props to their good friend Joanne Ciconte, racing in the F1 Academy series (10:30) and finish up with predictions for Miami (11:50).

With the Australian Gran Prix less than a week, Ed and Sam go through 10 things they’re looking forward to, including: it’s been awhile since the Aus GP is the season opener (1:00 ), Lewis Hamilton’s first race for Ferrari (2:40), hometown hero Oscar Piastri with a higher profile this year (4:00), Carlos Sainz wearing blue instead of red (5:12), the new features at the Albert Park track (7:15), what to make of Max Verstappen and Red Bull (8:38), another young Aussie, Jack Doohan already under pressure (10:03), a few other rookies to keep an eye on (11:50), Fatboy Slim added to the entertainment roster (14:35) and Sam getting ready to call another practice session for Track TV (15:45).

What's the best driver pairing in F1? Hamilton & Leclerc? Norris & Piastri? It's a special episode of the DRS Zone, as Sam and Ed rate the 2025 driver lineups and you might be surprised at some of their picks. Next season is an interesting mix of veterans, young guns and rookies.

The 2025 Formula 1 season is just around the corner, and Sam & Ed are back (yes, finally) with a look at all the driver movement. The big names on the move are Lewis Hamilton and Carlos Sainz (0:55), with Red Bull providing most of the driver drama in the wake of Sergio Perez’s departure (4:20). There will be a stack of rookie drivers on the grid next year (8:50) and Valtteri Bottas returns in a surprising move (11:49). Sam wraps the episode up talking about his experience visiting the Australian Grand Prix Corporation (12:30).

The season has gone topsy-turvy with Max and Red Bull no longer a sure thing, Lewis and Mercedes resurrected and McLaren with a serious 1-2 punch in Lando and Oscar. Sam and Ed discuss the state of play as the F1 summer break hits (1:00), talk about Sainz to Williams (7:40) and could Bottas return to fill the second Mercedes seat (10:30)? They finish with predictions about which of the young drivers will be the next world champion.(12:00).

Sam & Ed are back from hibernation to take a look at the state of Formula 1 at the moment, with Red Bull's invincibility challenged by McLaren and now Mercedes. Lewis Hamilton wins a 9th British Grand Prix, while Ferrari try to find their missing pace, McLaren tries to get its tyre strategy right and Nico Hulkenberg drags Haas up the Constructor's table. It's a short, sharp DRS Pod.

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).