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Hosted by Graham Chapple and Luke · sports · EN · 297 episodes
A Formula 1 podcast hosted by Graham Chapple and Luke Holmes, featuring race analysis, breakdowns and general shenanigans.
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Graham Chapple and Luke hosts The Switchback F1 Podcast, a sports show with 297 episodes published.
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Episode #291
Graham and Luke return as F1 finally nears a return to action after the summer break! This week we talk: Cadillac make surprise team principal change (3:45) Predicting/previewing the second half of the F1 season! We ask a question for all 11 teams as well as looking ahead to best and worst races to come! (27:38) Previewing the Dutch Grand Prix (95:34)
Episode #290
Graham and Luke return as the F1 2026 summer shutdown continues. This week we talk: F1 summer content (8:22) F1 report big income loss for second quarter of 2026 (13:08) F1’s 2027 calendar plan and 2026 finale update (19:45) Teams opt against tyre pressure changes; FIA throws manufacturers under bus for 2026 product (23:35) Stefano’s condescending viewpoint about a lack of battery graphics on F1 broadcasts (36:12) Sergio Perez’s discussions and Audi’s mature response to Sainz/Piastri speculation (55:05) Cadillac driver rumours and the Bearman conundrum (60:59) IndyCar silly season update (75:50) Formula E finale at London preview (97:59)
Episode #289
Graham and Luke return as F1 hits its summer shutdown! This week, we talk: A little chatter about our upcoming trip to Formula E and London and the state of play in the championship finale (1:14) Hangovers from Hungary (9:10) Hockenheim looking for an entry back to F1 (15:38) F2 and F3 state of play after Hungary (21:35) Rumours linking Camara and Cadillac increase and where Herta fits into things (31:30) Grading all 11 teams so far in 2026 (39:50)
Episode #287
Graham and Luke return to review the Belgian Grand Prix! This week we talk: A drab spectacle at Spa (7:49) How Antonelli converted pole to win after Russell accident, and later VSC(19:39) Leclerc’s mini resurgence continues (35:36) A quiet race for Verstappen; key personnel updates for Red Bull (40:28) Hadjar’s recovery drive from the back (46:09) More points for Bortoleto and Audi (51:10) Racing Bulls’ upgrades and eventful race (54:28) Colapinto’s move of the race (60:40) Piastri’s race undone by contact with Leclerc; why it wasn’t punished and Hamilton’s incident was (62:36) A midfield and beyond round-up (71:29) Belgian GP closing thoughts/round-up (99:00) Quick F2 and F3 thoughts from Spa (100:27) Hungarian Grand Prix preview (104:34)
Episode #286
Graham and Luke return to talk all things F1 and beyond! This week we talk: British Grand Prix hangovers, including the FIA now in discussions with Red Bull and Ferrari over revolving rear wings (3:05) F1 2026 calendar conundrum continues, as contingent race now appearing to be in place in case Qatar and Abu Dhabi races are cancelled; more sprints set to be announced for F1 2027 (17:23) F1’s next engine already being planned, set for a return to V8’s and other elements such as an independent manufacturer, lighter weight, and refuelling all discussed (31:09) Renault unhappy with their minority shareholder (60:27) Dixon confirmed at McLaren; Pato asks to be relieved of F1 reserve role (69:26) F2 round-up; Tsolov the class of the field (81:26) An amazing treat for F3 around Silverstone (93:09) Quick Formula E round-up (103:28) An interesting Sebastian Vettel admission (108:28) Belgian Grand Prix preview (117:34)
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