– Introduction
– United States Grand Prix Race Report
– Ralf Schumacher’s turn one, lap one debauchery
– Takuma Sato spins
– Adrian Sutil – where does his future lie?
– Heidfeld’s hydraulics happenings
– Rosberg’s engine blows!
– McLaren dominates, finishing 1-2…Again! (they did it Monaco)
– Hamilton’s amazing defense
– The Hamiltonship
– Who’s Top Ten?
– Derek, Shut up.
– These cars are for real!
– No more TC for DC, or anyone else
– Vettel impresses at just 19 years old
– Whack! Whack! Clunk! Clunk! Thump
– Kimi improves, but still not driving like a champion
– Is Ferrari handicapped with a wounded wind tunnel
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– Indy Video and Photos
– Sign off

A quick Sunday report recorded live from Indianapolis. A more detailed race analysis will follow this week. Congratulations Lewis Hamilton!

Saturday Qualifying update Live from Indiana for the 2007 United States Grand Prix.

A quick F1 Show update for US Grand Prix Friday practice, brought to you directly from Indiana. Also includes “one minute of awesome” at the end, sounds from the session.

– Introduction
– Canadian Grand Prix Race Report
– Action-packed Qualifying
– Hamilton’s great lap
– Schuey’s excuses
– Heidfeld’s penalty and comeback
– Kovalainen’s qualifying woes
– Jenson Button’s mechanical at the start line
– Alonso’s Mistakes
– Raikkonen Sucks! Maybe…
– Massa, Rosberg, Alonso, Fisichella penalized
– Kubica in a bad wreck, but okay
– Safety Car almost runs out of fuel!
– DC talks
– Takuma Sato passes the all-stars
– Ralf shows what he is really worth
– Hamilton seems just about unstoppable
– Quick Nick earns points and respect
– What about the laps?
– Wurz podium and props
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– Sign off

– Introduction
– Monaco Grand Prix Race Report
– Ferrari underperforms
– Raikkonen delivers his own bad luck
– Massa holds the team up
– Mclaren dominates, finishing 1-2
– Hamilton hurts is Monaco record, yet still impresses
– bring ya a lil’ sumptin sumptin at the USGP
– Break a leg Toyota!
– And Honda beats, uh, Super Aguri!
– The Monaco race wasn’t quite the page tuner we hoped for, but qualifying…
– Raikkonen fizzles in Q2
– Coulthard v. Kovalainen
– Scott Speed 9th place, fantastic drive!
– Williams Toyota, better than Toyota Toyota?
– North American Tour coming up
– F1show correction
– Dario Franchitti wins the Indy 500
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– Sign off

– Introduction
– Spanish Grand Prix Race Report
– Eight drivers out. Oh, the Attrition!
– Kimi Raikkonen’s Bad luck
– Hamilton continues to impress and drink champagne
– Massa’s grand slam performance
– Ferrari vs. McLaren
– Massa vs. Raikkonen
– Heidfeld’s team drops the, uh, lugnut
– Scott’s Speed is undone by tire failure
– Kovalainen starting to show potential
– Renault still not acting like defending constructor champions.
– Honda performance lacking on all fronts
– Thank god for Sato!
– Kubica does goodica
– Coulthard lights the fire and we like it!
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– Sign off

In our second episode, we cover the 2007 Bahrain Grand Prix.

– Introduction
– Race Report
– Three way tie in Drivers Championship
– Is Nick Heidfeld racing for his Job? Why?
– Massa delivers a near perfect weekend for Ferrari and makes good for mistakes in Malaysia
– Hamilton still impresses week after week
– Kimi Raikkonen’s weak engine and how it affected his race
– Toyota woes. They still can’t put it together. What’s missing?
– Alonso got passed and passed good!
– David Coulthard shows some vigor
– Renault now filling space mid-pack, maybe due to a lack of 2007 preparation, maybe due to losing Alonso
– Back to Europe
– Monaco Rally of Grand Prix!
– Honda still in back with no plan of attack
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In our inaugural episode, we cover the 2007 Malaysian Grand Prix.
– Introduction
– Explanation of new name and format
– Race Report
– Lewis Hamilton’s tremendous performance
– Felipe Massa’s lackluster performance
– Kimi Raikkonen’s weak engine and how it affected his race
– Honda’s miserable performance and underperforming drivers that can hardly keep up with Super Aguri
– Toyota, still mid-pack after six years
– David Coulthard ain’t got no brakes!
– Alexander Wurz, full of heart, great driver, good natured
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