Bring Back V10s - Classic F1 stories

This episode features an interview with former Formula 1 driver Heinz-Harald Frentzen, revisiting his remarkable 1999 season with Jordan Grand Prix and his career resurgence after difficult years at Williams.

This episode revisits the short-lived but explosive rivalry between F1 legends Ayrton Senna and Michael Schumacher, discussing their on-track clashes, public arguments, and memorable moments like the pastel jumper incident.

This episode is a Q&A discussion with John Oreovicz about the historical Indycar split and its impact on open wheel racing.

This episode explores the historical split and potential reunion between IRL and Champ Car in open-wheel racing, analyzing controversies and outcomes.

This episode explores the dramatic split in Indycar racing in the mid-1990s when Tony George created the Indy Racing League, dividing the sport for 12 seasons and causing lasting animosity and controversy.

This episode delves into the 2003 Italian Grand Prix at Monza, focusing on the Michelin tyre controversy that impacted the championship fight between Ferrari, Williams, and McLaren.

The podcast hosts reminisce about the iconic Murray's Magic Moments VHS from the 1990s, discussing its impact on F1 fans and their personal memories of watching it.

This episode analyzes the chaotic 1996 Monaco Grand Prix, where Olivier Panis secured his sole F1 victory for Ligier in a dramatic race with only three cars finishing.

This episode analyzes the controversial 2002 US Grand Prix where Ferrari's Michael Schumacher and Rubens Barrichello botched the finish line, exploring the context of team orders and F1 dynamics in 2002.

This episode revisits Nigel Mansell's dramatic 1991 Portuguese Grand Prix pit stop failure that derailed his championship hopes, featuring analysis from experts Ed Straw and Sam Smith.

This bonus episode is a debrief discussing listener feedback and insights about Jenson Button's 2000 Formula 1 season following the main podcast episode.

This episode analyzes the dramatic 1995 Belgian Grand Prix, focusing on the rivalry between Michael Schumacher and Damon Hill, with insights from F1 experts on the race's key moments and historical significance.

This episode explores Jenson Button's debut Formula 1 season in 2000 with Williams, featuring insights from former team commercial chief Jim Wright and journalist Mark Hughes.

This tribute episode celebrates Eddie Jordan's Formula 1 team by counting down their top 10 moments, highlighting victories and his impact on the sport.

This episode offers a preview of the members-only series analyzing the 1997 Formula 1 season, starting with the Australian Grand Prix, to entice listeners to join the membership club for full access.

This episode explores the debut 1997 season of Stewart Grand Prix in Formula 1, comparing it to other teams and discussing its unique challenges and perceptions.

The episode features host Glenn Freeman and panelists Ed Straw, Matt Beer, and Ben Anderson debating the top 10 Williams drivers from the V10 era, highlighting overlooked drivers like Thierry Boutsen and discussing exclusions such as Mark Webber.

Host Glenn Freeman introduces a new podcast, 'And Colossally, That's History,' in the Bring Back V10s feed, featuring guests Matt Bishop and Richard Williams to explore motorsport history from its origins to the present, including F1 and beyond.

This preview episode features a members-only Q&A where host Glenn Freeman and guests Andrew Vandenberg and Mark Hughes answer fan questions about F1 history, including why V10 engines were phased out, hypotheticals about Nigel Mansell's career, and debates on Alain Prost's legacy.

The hosts debate the top 10 biggest rivalries of Formula 1's V10 era, discussing what makes a great rivalry with factors like tension, stakes, and iconic moments.

This episode revisits the 1998 Argentinian Grand Prix, where Ferrari's surprise victory disrupted McLaren's early dominance, sparked by a Schumacher-Coulthard clash and new tire developments.

This episode analyzes Kimi Räikkönen's dramatic tyre failure at the 2005 European Grand Prix at the Nürburgring, which cost him victory and impacted the championship race, featuring insights from experts Mark Hughes and Ben Anderson.

The hosts introduce Season 2 of their podcast, which will explore key moments in motorsport history, starting with a deep dive into the 2007 Formula One Spygate scandal.

This episode is the season 10 finale of Bring Back V10s, where hosts answer fan questions about Formula 1's V10 era, including topics like Schumacher vs.

The hosts answer fan questions about Formula 1's V10 era, covering topics like missed driver signings, team-engine combinations, what-ifs, and a hypothetical computer game.

This episode revisits the 2005 Australian Grand Prix where Giancarlo Fisichella won for Renault, marking a shift from Michael Schumacher's dominance, with analysis of the race, qualifying conditions, and off-track politics.

This episode revisits Sebastian Vettel's surprising 2008 Italian Grand Prix victory for Minardi, analyzing the race weekend's controversies, team dynamics, and off-track news with guests who were present.

This episode revisits Gerhard Berger's final F1 win at the 1997 German Grand Prix, featuring analysis from hosts and an exclusive interview with Berger himself.

This episode revisits the dramatic 1986 Australian Grand Prix where Nigel Mansell's tyre blow-out cost him the F1 championship, featuring analysis from hosts and guests.

This episode revisits the controversial 1990 Japanese Grand Prix where Ayrton Senna intentionally crashed into Alain Prost, while also discussing the broader context including Alessandro Nannini's helicopter accident and the memorable podium.

This bonus episode of Bring Back V10s discusses the podcast itself, answering listener questions about production insights and how revisiting Formula 1 seasons has changed the host's perspectives on specific incidents.

This episode delves into the explosive 2007 Hungarian Grand Prix where the Fernando Alonso-Lewis Hamilton rivalry and McLaren's Spygate scandal intersected during a controversial qualifying incident.

This episode revisits the 1993 Formula 1 season, starting with the dramatic South Africa opener, as hosts discuss why this season was chosen over others and its historical significance.

This episode explores the controversial IndyCar split era, focusing on the US 500 race at Michigan that was created to rival the Indy 500 in 1996.

The hosts debate their top 10 biggest heartbreaks in Formula 1's V10 era, based on listener suggestions and personal scoring.

The hosts of Bring Back V10s answer audience questions about Formula 1's V10 era, including a what-if scenario about Michael Schumacher choosing McLaren over Ferrari.

This episode discusses Ayrton Senna's record-breaking sixth Monaco Grand Prix victory in 1993, analyzing the race context, rivalries, and challenges he faced.

This episode revisits the 2015 Malaysian Grand Prix where Sebastian Vettel secured his first win for Ferrari, marking Mercedes' first defeat in the hybrid era, with insights from journalists who were present at the event.

This episode revisits McLaren's disastrous 1994 Formula One partnership with Peugeot, featuring insights from experts Ben Anderson and Ed Straw on the engine's failures and the team's eventual switch to Mercedes.

This episode revisits the 2004 Brazilian Grand Prix, focusing on Juan Pablo Montoya's final win with Williams and the broader context of driver moves and rule changes at the end of that F1 season.

This episode of Bring Back V10s features hosts Glenn Freeman, Ed Straw, and Ben Anderson answering listener questions about Formula 1's V10 era, including topics like a world without Michael Schumacher and McLaren's valuation of David Coulthard.

This episode discusses the 1999 German Grand Prix, focusing on Eddie Irvine's unexpected title bid with Ferrari, team orders involving Mick Salo, and McLaren's role in the championship race.

This episode revisits the dramatic 1993 Italian Grand Prix, highlighting key moments involving drivers like Prost, Senna, and Andretti, while promoting access to the full season coverage through a membership club.

The hosts announce a new Bring Back V10s Revisited series for 2025, inviting listeners to vote on Patreon for which classic Formula 1 season to cover next.

This episode revisits Jacques Villeneuve's dramatic 1995 Indy 500 victory, exploring the race's controversies, historical context, and impact on IndyCar racing.

This episode explores Alain Prost's near-move to race for and buy the Ligier F1 team in 1992, following his Ferrari sacking, with hosts discussing memorable aspects like a helmet cover-up incident.

This bonus episode features a debate among hosts ranking the top 10 Formula 1 drivers of the 1997 season, based on individual lists scored with the F1 points system.

This episode features a debate among hosts ranking the top 10 driver moves from Formula 1's V10 era, based on individual lists compiled from a shortlist.

This episode analyzes the 1990 Hungarian Grand Prix where Thierry Boutsen won with a no-stop tire strategy while holding off Ayrton Senna, featuring discussion with racing experts.

This episode revisits the dramatic 1993 British Grand Prix at Silverstone, focusing on Damon Hill's heartbreaking engine failure while leading and Alain Prost's 50th win.

This episode discusses the turmoil in Formula 1 after the 1994 Imola tragedy, leading up to the Spanish Grand Prix.

A deep dive into Jaguar's first season in Formula 1 in 2000, with guests who were part of the team.

Host Glenn Freeman and guests revisit Jacques Villeneuve's stunning victory at the 1996 Portuguese Grand Prix, keeping the championship alive.

Host Glenn Freeman and guests revisit the 2014 Canadian Grand Prix, where Daniel Ricciardo took his maiden win and Mercedes suffered its first hybrid-era defeat.

Two hosts engage in comedic banter about McCain chips, a running sponsor, and a humorous beach scene with seagulls.

Host Glenn Freeman and guests discuss the 2001 European Grand Prix, focusing on the Schumacher brothers and key race moments.

Host Glenn Freeman answers audience questions about various eras of Formula 1 history, from the 1950s to the hybrid era, while celebrating a charity fundraiser.

Host Glenn Freeman and guests discuss the dramatic 1992 Monaco Grand Prix where Nigel Mansell's winning streak ended.

Host Glenn Freeman and guests discuss Michael Schumacher's first F1 win at the 1992 Belgian Grand Prix and the chaotic driver market.

Host Glenn Freeman and guests discuss the dramatic 1994 German Grand Prix, including Ferrari's win and a pit fire.