There is a lot of fantastic digital content surrounding the world of motorsport online, but sometimes it can be a little hard to discover. This is why we’ve put together this guide to show you some of our favourite shows on the internet.
Inside F2
The Monkey Seat
Motorsport Podcast covering F1 F2 F3 IndyCar Formula E and whatever else is in the news.
Light hearted, pationate and occasionally correct opinions, predictions, and games.
Some great prizes are on offer in Season 1 and great guests connected with the sport also.
Here the opinions of experts in the field of Indycar, Formula 1 and everyday fans alike.
Rants are a regular occurrence on The Monkey Seat, and we welcome your feedback and comments on the socials @monkeyseatpod, or contact us direct on our website www.monkeyseatpod.com.
A comedy Formula 1 podcast reviewing the 2026 British Grand Prix, Charles Leclerc’s Silverstone win, Ferrari’s front-running form, Verstappen’s rear wing disaster, safety car controversy, and the latest Max Verstappen to McLaren rumours.
Season 7 of The Monkey Seat continues, and for once George Russell didn’t actually win… yet Tom and Karl have bravely decided to podcast anyway. Don’t worry though, the system hasn’t completely broken. Russell finished second, just 0.427 seconds behind Charles Leclerc, and given the safety car chaos, FIA confusion, and general Silverstone silliness, we’re choosing to declare him the spiritual winner. The George Russell Podcast Activation System survives on a technicality.
This week, the boys review the British Grand Prix at Silverstone, where Leclerc took victory for Ferrari, Russell pushed him all the way, and Lewis Hamilton made it two Ferraris on the podium. Ferrari being good at Silverstone? Mercedes nearly winning? Red Bull breaking? Somehow, Formula 1 has become fan fiction.
There was also a sprint race win for Kimi Antonelli, who continues to look annoyingly talented, before his main race went rather less smoothly. Meanwhile, Max Verstappen’s race ended with what looked suspiciously like the same rear wing failure from Austria qualifying, because apparently Red Bull have decided reliability is optional if it keeps things spicy.
And then came the safety car finish.
Following the rule changes after the 2021 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix controversy, the race ended under safety car conditions. Simple enough, right? Obviously not. The FIA somehow managed to tell everyone the race was going to restart, triggering widespread confusion, paddock debate, fan arguments, and enough terrible rule-change suggestions to fill a Facebook comments section.
Tom and Karl also dive into the latest Max Verstappen to McLaren rumours, because no F1 podcast is complete without wildly speculating about a move that may or may not exist. Add in random UK geography, a few truly dreadful dad jokes, and the fact it was hotter than the devil’s armpit with Tom becoming increasingly moist, and you’ve got a classic Monkey Seat episode.
As always, expect Driver of the Day debates, Dick of the Day nominations, questionable opinions, unnecessary tangents, and two hosts who are still somehow less chaotic than the FIA race control room.
Looking for serious Formula 1 analysis? Head over to Grid Talk. But if you'd rather listen to two mates argue about safety cars, Silverstone, geography, dad jokes, and whether Max Verstappen looks good in papaya, you've found your podium.
Catch Tom and Karl in their slightly more professional guise on the Grid Talk Podcast @gridtalkuk on all socials.
Check out f1chronicle.com for motorsport articles written by people who know what they're talking about, and visit linktr.ee/gridtalkuk for everything Grid Talk.
If you enjoy the chaos, we'd really appreciate a quick 5-star rating on Spotify. It helps more people discover the podcast and gives Tom and Karl another reason to pretend this whole operation is under control.
Find The Monkey Seat on Spotify, Apple Music, Pocket Casts, YouTube, Anchor, Castbox, Radio Public, TuneIn and Breaker — or simply whisper “late safety car restart” into the void and wait for the FIA to confuse everyone.
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Driven by Diversity
The lack of representation of minority groups in motorsport is no secret – and they are here to do something about it.
Join hosts, Ariana and Steph, on the Driven by Diversity podcast as they champion a more diverse and inclusive sport by shining the spotlight on talent from underrepresented backgrounds in the world of racing.
Their guests share their insights, advice and personal experiences with the hope of inspiring and empowering the next generation to pursue a career in our industry.
Today’s guest in this special bonus episode is Rabab Tantawy, the Egyptian-born, Dubai-based artist behind the special one-off Vuse livery that both McLaren Racing F1 cars will be showcasing this weekend at the Yas Marina circuit. Ariana and Steph chat to her about her inspiration, her artwork and just how it feels to be the first person in the world to have their original artwork used on an F1 livery. You don’t want to miss this!
Hit the links below to see more content from the Driven by Change campaign.
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The British GT Fans Show
H.Y.M. Podcast
Your local professional racers Jake Hughes, Nick Yelloly and Alex Murley talking all things motorsport, from 4 wheels to 2 wheels!
Hosting this week is Alex Murley and Jake Hughes where they chat with Pietro about his Haas F1 super sub at the end of 2020, and becoming the fastest Indy 500 rookie!
As always, massive thanks for the support everyone, we are loving seeing and hearing from you all! Fast approaching 1k subs, let’s see how quick we can get there!
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