Formula Pubscast

The F1 world left Silverstone amid a cloud of controversy but, appropriately enough, things move on fast in the world of F1 The story this weekend at the Nurburgring, predictably enough, was who could take the fight to Sebasiten Vettel, and the answer wasn't the team anyone expected. The usual banter, comedy and teasing are a big feature this week and we occasionally talk about the race in its immediate aftermath too! www.f1inpubs.co.uk for all your needs of race watching amid a friendly bunch of fellow fans. And the next race is Hungary. Might as well come and have a chat during that one as nothing will probably happen on track ;-) @f1inpubs @f1inpubscast

F1 Fans in a pub watching the 2013 British GP....you know what the subject of discussion is going to be! Tyres were certainly the big talking point once again this week but an eclectic array of guests had an eclectic array of topics to discuss too, so it's not all tyre talk. Listen out too for rising passions resulting in the F1InPubscast's first ever bleep over someone swearing. Tsk Tsk. 1 week's time we hit the Nurburgring to do it all again, and hopefully the tyre picture will be a lot clearer by then. Log on to www.f1inpubs.co.uk to find out where you can join in the fun of the podcast or just find a pub in your area that is showing the race.

Marussia F1's Graeme Lowdon talks the hot topic of the British Grand Prix Weekend: Tyres, and what this means for Pirelli, his team and the future of F1. Apologies for the wind, it's a former airfield though, not much can be done about it!

Loutus' Eric Boullier talks to the F1InPubscast and is less critical of the Pirelli situation than most in the F1 Paddock. He talked to @F1InPubs Kris Brown after the British GP 2013

BBCF1's Technical Analyst Gary Anderson tells the F1InPubscast that the Kerbs were to blame for the tyre issues at Silverstone, not Pirelli themselves. He was Talking to Kris Brown from @f1inpubs after the British Grand Prix 2013

Actor and Petrolhead Liam Cunningham plays Davos Seaworth in a little known TV show called Game of Thrones, have you heard of it? He also loves his racing so was at Silverstone at the invitation of Bernie Ecclestone himself to soak up the atmosphere and also talk to the F1InPubscast about his history with the sport and who he tips for British GP victory. As well as...you know, some Games of Thrones stuff. Whatever. ;-)

Pastor Maldanado of Williams sits down with Kris Brown of the F1InPubscast to reveal how he's only looking forwards for tomorrow's British Grand Prix and exactly why he has his eye on Ferrari P.S. Sensational headline alert, Ferrari is a drink in this context. Ha! Gotcha!

From front of the grid heroics in Montreal to not even making it out of first qualifying at Silverstone, the life of an F1 rookie is one of ups and downs, especially if your surname is making you a cult figure on twitter. F1InPubs Kris Brown sits down with BOTTAS! after Qualifying for the British Grand Prix to talk his performance, Williams anniversary and the trials and tribulations of his rookie season.

Speaking in the break between practice sessions before Felipe smashed up his precious Ferrari, F1inPubscast's Kris Brown found voice of a thousand team radio messages, Rob Smedley in jovial mood in the paddock as he talked about coming home to Silverstone while working for an Italian team. Keep it at www.f1inpubs.co.uk for more interviews and features from Silverstone as well as events at a pub near you if you're not lucky enough to be at the track like some!

It's the British Grand Prix time, and the F1InPubscast would be stupid not to take advantage of the F1 world being on our doorstep! So, to this end we sent head honcho of the F1inPubs operation himself, Kris Brown, down to Silverstone to see who he could grab for a chat. And you know anything with the "F1InPubs" branding isn't going to be your usual F1 PR-speak-fest! How much IS the price of Milk, Geido? Keep listening for more over the Weekend, or if you aren't lucky enough to be heading to Silverstone, why not search for other groups of like minded fans in YOUR city by looking for our events on our website: www.f1inpubs.co.uk Keep an eye out on our twitter feeds for more information as they happen too: @f1inpubs and @f1inpubscast

-------PART TWO--------- It's Montreal time, always a fan-favourite event and hopefully that makes this a fan-favourite podcast! Looking for a podcast that fuels your need for deep, forensic analysis of the race with many informed guests pointing out lots of facts about the action you didn't notice before? Well, there's lots of them on the internet, you'd probably be better off listening to one of them! However, if you fancy a fun-filled, entertaining podcast full of banter with a pub full of F1 enthusiasts having a good time while they talk about their passion for the sport: this is the podcast for you! The Canadian Grand Prix wasn't the out and out classic it always is, but the summer weather brought out the F1 fans in high spirits to opine about their favourite sport. Next up: The British Grand Prix. You'll want to keep an eye on our twitter feed (@f1inpubs), our facebook page (search F1InPubs on facebook) and our website (www.f1inpubs.co.uk ) to find out what events we're planning over the course of

*IN TWO PARTS BECAUSE OF REASONS. THIS IS PART ONE* It's Montreal time, always a fan-favourite event and hopefully that makes this a fan-favourite podcast! Looking for a podcast that fuels your need for deep, forensic analysis of the race with many informed guests pointing out lots of facts about the action you didn't notice before? Well, there's lots of them on the internet, you'd probably be better off listening to one of them! However, if you fancy a fun-filled, entertaining podcast full of banter with a pub full of F1 enthusiasts having a good time while they talk about their passion for the sport: this is the podcast for you! The Canadian Grand Prix wasn't the out and out classic it always is, but the summer weather brought out the F1 fans in high spirits to opine about their favourite sport. Next up: The British Grand Prix. You'll want to keep an eye on our twitter feed (@f1inpubs), our facebook page (search F1InPubs on facebook) and our website (www.f1inpubs.co.uk ) to find out what events we're

F1's most prestigious race didn't disappoint in 2013. As ever this podcast features a crowd of people watching the F1 races at the Apres Bar in the centre of Birmingham, and this race they were treated to a thoroughly entertaining race at the jewel of the crown of the F1 calender. The race was full of drama and excitement, slightly too much drama as far as the pubcast was concerned as the red flag delay meant the large crowd of people around the pub quickly dissipated as soon as the chequred flag flew. Perhaps F1 had taken up too much of their afternoon already. No matter, those that stayed to talk were in high spirits, you can even listen out for a few bloopers in this episode, there might be mistakes but the show must go on, once the record button is pressed, whatever happens in the pub stays on the podcast! Congratulations to Nico Rosberg for a great Victory and as a final note all at F1InPubs wish a speedy recovery to the legend that is Murray Walker after his recent hospital treatement. See you in 2

Bad news everyone, this episode has been released a bit late! But Good news everyone, your usual host, Paul Hadsley, was taken a bit ill, the poor mite, during the recording of this podcast so previous co-host Manish Patel takes over presenting duties for this episode: The Spanish Grand Prix And what a race it was? Well, it wasn't great, but that's the advantage of the F1InPubs concept; If the race doesn't deliver on track then suddenly you have a room full of fellow fans to cheer you up and keep spirits high and that comes across in this pubcast. In 2 weeks time, the big one: Monaco. A race that is either a classic or a damp squib. if you'd like to watch the race LIVE amongst fellow fans, log on to www.f1inpubs.co.uk to find out the closest F1inpubs location to you. And tweet with the hashtag #f1inpubs to get your comments read out on the podcast!

If you don't look at first place, one of the best races ever! The return of F1 action at a sensible time brought a large crowd to the Apres Bar in Birmingham to witness Sebastien Vettel storm away from the field and the rest of the field squabble amongst themselves for the accolade of best of the rest. On the Pubcast, we see some new voices join the regulars as our personal F1 Family attenting the F1inPubs events just keeps on growing., Keep listening for the very opinionated debate between Korrie and Chris at the end about the state of current f1. Full on racing vs tyre strategy, just WHICH is better?

What's an Inverse Sandwich I hear you say? Well, be patient and I'll tell you! If a sandwich is 2 slices of boring bread with a "fun" filling, an inverse sandwich would be 2 instances of fun filling wrapped around a boring bit of bread in the middle. Clever people will have already worked out the comparison between the Chinese GP and an inverse sandwich, it was a race that had a race's worth of excitement within the first 20 laps, then calmed down into a procession for the next 20 laps before Vettel changed his tyres and ensured a thrilling finish right to the chequered flag. This obviously provoked a lot of disussion at Apres Bar, our location in Birmingham for F1InPubs and this very Pubscast. Listen in to hear the full explanation of the Inverse Sandwich theory, reaction to poor Webber's awful luck (must be the new hair, Sampson) and Vettel's interesting strategy. Next up: The Bahrain Grand Prix only 7 days (and a few hours!) after this race. We'll be at the Apres Bar for more F1InPubscast action. Wi

A race that will live on in infamy for quite a while; the Malaysian GP started wet, finished dry but had a Red Bull created storm that engulfed the whole sport after the finish of the race. In F1InPubs' Birmingham location of the Apres Bar in Summer Row, we were dealing with a storm of our own: A Snowstorm. This depleted our crowd slightly but there was still enough people around to give their forthright views on the Red Bull situation and the other stories of the race: definitely not one to miss! As ever, you can join us at the next event in China in 3 weeks time (SO LONG...booo!) To find out more details please log on to www.f1inpubs.co.uk Or use the hashtag on twitter #f1inpubs For Pubcast questions, I'm @f1inpubscast So, lots to talk about in the 3 week gap, the debate will never cease until lights out in China!

Returned, we have. Before, there wasn't F1, then suddenly, there was F1. Yes, we are indeed back! The return of the Formula 1 also brings with it the return of the F1InPubs events around the country, and the return of those have the unfortunate side effect of bringing with it the return of the F1InPubscast. Sorry about that everyone, can't be helped, but we'll get through it together! The first race always brings with it a special atmosphere taking place as it does in the early hours, dedicated fans give up precious hours of sleep to watch their favourite sport live and the result is a great atmosphere that makes for a great podcast. Those with a keen ear might be able to detect a slight difference between the pre-race predictions and the actual race result. But only if you listen very, very carefully. Thanks to all involved in the podcast and the F1InPubs events that it is based at. We'll return to the Apres Bar in Birmingham at 7:30am for the Malaysian Grand Prix. Please direct any feedback to @f1

"I drank a bottle with Vodka with Micheal after he announced his retirement..." At the Autosport Show in Birmingham we were fortunate enough to be granted a few minutes with Pirelli's Motorsport director Paul Hembrey about their past, present and future within the sport. Teaming up with myself and Manish for this interview is F1Zone.net's Phil Horton making his podcast debut.

"F1 isn't really a big business" "The fans have the power" "Sir Frank thanked me when we won in Malaysia" Relax! You haven't fallen asleep over Christmas and woken up in March! You've missed nothing, this is an F1InPubscast Interview special. Former Williams CEO Adam Parr took time out of his busy schedule to talk to the F1InPubscast, and since Kris the Boss did all the hard work it was only right he joined in on the interview too. Adam's main reason for talking to us was to let F1 fans like us know about the Graphic Novel he is releasing about his time in F1, but he also found the time to talk about his departure from Williams, butting heads with Bernie Ecclestone and tried his hardest to incite an F1InPubs fan revolution. You can find the book on his website, www.adamparr.net/ or you can follow him on Twitter @adam_s_parr to ask him about it. Next up: Autosport International show. Let us know if you're going! @f1inpubscast or @f1inpubs