Rosa, Luigi, and David wrap up the season and award the title of people's champion for the 1975 F1 season. Was there ever any doubt?
Lauda isn't on the board in the TP Championship so far. Can he make a comeback to be crowned the people's champion or will Luigi, Rosa and David back a more fitting winner? Listen in to part 2 to find out.
After a slow start Lauda clinched the 1975 WDC, with one race to go, in front of adoring fans in Monza . Join Luigi, Rosa and David as they decide who deserves the crown of TP Champion.
Rosa and Luigi share their POV on the events that caught their attention at a surprisingly interesting 2025 Mexican GP.
Lauda and the Ferrari 312T seem to have an unassailable lead heading into the last 3 races of the season in hot form. Join us as we close out the season with more chaos and controversy. Who has this "unbelievable year" smiled on? Join us to find out.
A driver walk out, a big name retirement from the sport, new records set at a notorious track, and weather mayhem are just some of the moments we re-live this episode. Meanwhile we have a new leader in the championship, stamping his mark on that drivers' title.
Rosa and Luigi share their POV on the events that caught their attention (between yawns!) at the 2025 Austin GP.
Lauda has made a move to challenge the top of the leader board but Fittiplaldi and McLaren are holding firm. But it's the emergence of a legendary rivalry that grabs our attention as we dive into the drama filled European leg of the 1975 F1 season.
Brabham and McLaren are fighting it out at the top of the table while Ferrrai have had a slow and somewhat disappointing start. Will the new Ferrari 312T with a determind Lauda start to deliver on the track? Come with us as once again politics, money, and driver safety take a front row seat in Spain and Monaco.
The season starts with surprise performances from a minnow of the grid, throwing out a challenge to some of the bigger names in the sport. Are we seeing the making of a champion or are they a bright but fleeting flash in the history of F1? With perhaps one of the coolest logos and names in the sport, join us as we re-live this exciting start to the 1975 season.
Emerson Fittipaldi won his second F1 World Championship title in 1974, driving for his new team McLaren in one of the closest finishes so far. Can he back it up in 1975? Ferrari, Tyrrell and Brabham all look to be contenders with strong driver lineups and the development race well and truly on. Join us as we re-live this "unbelievable year" of racing and drama.
Rosa and Luigi share their POV on the events that caught their attention at the 2025 Singapore GP.
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Niki Lauda holds a formidable lead in the 1974 TP Championship so far. Can Fittipaldi mount a late charge to take out the people's award or will Luigi, Rosa and Lora continue to right some wrongs to crown a more deserving winner?
In the closest finish to the championship in F1 history thus far, Emerson Fittipaldi's fourth place at the last race of the season was enough to secure him his second driver's title. Join Luigi, Rosa and Lora as they rate each race and decide who deserves to be crowned the 1974 TP Champion.
For the first time in F1 history, we have 2 drivers on equal points, heading into the 1974 championship finale, and 3 drivers in with a chance to win the driver's title. Join us as we re-live this amazing finish and complete our 250th race review!
Reliability, strategy, skirmishes and errors all take their toll on our championship contenders. With both McLaren and Ferrari having horror weekends, their rivals make it a five way race to the 1973 F1 Driver's Championship title.
The see-sawing theme of the season continues as the Ferrari 312Bs once again show us that they are serious contenders. With Lauda on a pole streak and Regazzoni holding his own in races, will Emerson Fittipaldi's fast and reliable McLaren stand up to the competition?
As the top of the leader board gets tighter, we see some new names step onto the podium giving us five different winners in the first six races of the season. Join us as we celebrate newcomers and old favourites alike.
Niki Lauda, Emerson Fittipaldi and the Marlboro McLaren all take centre stage as the season begins to sort the contenders from the also rans. Will the likes of Carlos Reutemann or Clay Regazzoni challenge these big names?
