The Race F1 Tech Show

This episode analyzes how Red Bull overcame car issues to win the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka, discussing technical aspects like DRS and circuit characteristics.

This episode of the Race F1 Tech Show discusses whether F1's wet weather racing problems can be solved, along with analyzing Ferrari's suspension upgrades and answering technical questions about dampers, material science, and other F1 engineering topics.

This episode previews the technical changes in F1's 2026 season, focusing on new car designs, energy management challenges, and insights from pre-season testing.

This episode of the Race F1 Tech Show discusses Mercedes' heat management issues, Ferrari's potential floor breakthrough in Austria, and technical F1 questions ahead of the British Grand Prix at Silverstone.

This episode discusses Mercedes' recent F1 updates, features an interview with Bell Helmet's CEO on helmet technology advancements, and covers listener questions about engine development and safety features.

This episode analyzes the strengths and weaknesses of F1's top four teams, discusses upcoming tracks, and answers listener questions on technical topics like tyre management and wheel tethers.

This episode analyzes Red Bull's dramatic improvement at Monza compared to 2024, discusses the effects of upcoming 2026 F1 regulations, and answers listener questions on technical racing topics.

Gary Anderson discusses why the FlexiWing technical directive had minimal impact in Spain and analyzes the recent F1 triple header races at Imola, Monaco, and Barcelona.

This episode of the Race F1 Tech Show discusses Red Bull's trackside fuel and lubricants lab with technical advisor Fiona McEwan, while Gary Anderson covers brake development and answers listener questions on engine reliability and AI in Formula 1.

This episode of the Race F1 Tech Show discusses Williams' production issues in Australia, McLaren's DRS problems, and answers listener tech questions while analyzing the Australian Grand Prix race weekend.

Gary Anderson and Ed Straw discuss the technical aspects and potential improvements of F1's new regulations after the first race in Australia.

This episode of the Race F1 Tech Show analyzes the three-team battle for the F1 Constructors' Championship between McLaren, Ferrari, and Red Bull, while discussing technical developments and the unusual season-ending triple header schedule.

This episode analyzes McLaren's questionable strategy at the Qatar Grand Prix, particularly regarding Oscar Piastri's performance and tyre management under safety car conditions.

This episode discusses Red Bull's latest F1 upgrades focusing on cooling, Mercedes' tyre troubles, and Williams' crash setbacks with technical insights from Gary Anderson.

This episode analyzes Red Bull's performance turnaround at Imola and previews the strategic challenges of the upcoming Monaco Grand Prix in Formula One's triple-header.

This episode of the Race F1 Tech Show features Gary Anderson discussing the Las Vegas Grand Prix, F1's overtaking issues, what makes a good technical driver, and answering listener questions on topics like the MGU-H and flags.

Gary Anderson and Ed Straw discuss McLaren's dominant race-winning car, exploring its technical aspects and weaknesses while reflecting on the Miami Grand Prix and remembering former driver Jochen Maas.

Gary Anderson discusses Red Bull's technical approach and driver strategy, analyzes high vs.

This episode discusses F1's technical developments, including battery technology and braking rule changes, with insights from expert Gary Anderson as the season resumes after the summer break.

This episode previews the 2025 F1 season by comparing the car concepts of the top four teams and answering listener questions on topics like Lewis Hamilton's driving style and track conditions.

This episode explores how simulation technology, particularly CFD with ANSYS, enabled Red Bull to design the aggressive RB20 for 2024, featuring interviews with experts on aerodynamics, reliability, and F1 engineering challenges.

This episode analyzes Ferrari's technical mistakes leading to their double disqualification at the Chinese Grand Prix while examining McLaren's early-season dominance in the 2025 F1 season.

This episode analyzes Ferrari's porpoising issues and team performance at Silverstone, while discussing the 2026 rules and Mercedes' concept changes.

Gary Anderson provides his verdict on F1's ground effect regulations era and discusses the transition to 2026 rules, team preparations, and technical aspects like active suspension.

This episode discusses potential issues with F1's 2026 rule changes, analyzes Red Bull's car performance on kerbs and bumps, and explores the sport's frequent regulation adjustments.

This episode analyzes F1's development war, Red Bull's struggles at Imola, and technical aspects of tracks like Monaco and Imola, including discussions on gravel traps and track limitations.

This episode analyzes McLaren's recent race-winning upgrades in Formula 1 and discusses Adrian Newey's value to an F1 team, featuring technical insights from expert Gary Anderson.

This bonus episode explores the technology and inaugural event of the Abu Dhabi Autonomous Racing League (A2RL), featuring an interview with Dr.

This episode analyzes how Formula 1 teams responded to new sprint race regulations during the China Grand Prix weekend, featuring technical insights from expert Gary Anderson.

This episode discusses Formula One's latest cheating suspicions, technical developments from a triple-header of races, and insights into team upgrades and track conditions.

This episode discusses the significance of wind tunnels in Formula One, particularly how Aston Martin's new facility influenced Adrian Newey's signing, while also analyzing recent races and driver performances.

This episode features Aston Martin team principal Andy Cowell discussing the challenges of designing a 2026 F1 car under new regulations, along with analysis of recent races and listener questions on technical F1 topics.

Ed Straw and Gary Anderson discuss the 2024 Formula One season by answering listener questions about technical aspects, team performances, and concerns about future regulations.

This episode discusses the challenges of Honda's F1 engine fixes ahead of the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka, featuring technical insights from expert Gary Anderson.

This episode analyzes the technical issues behind Ferrari's brake problems at the Singapore Grand Prix, featuring expert discussion on the causes and implications for the race.

This episode analyzes Red Bull's performance decline and the flexi-wing controversy in Formula 1, featuring technical insights from Gary Anderson.

This episode explores the technical aspects of F1 fuel tanks and performance, while discussing recent race developments and team strategies.

This episode of the Race F1 Tech Show discusses how wind affects Formula 1 cars in Baku and explores the reasons behind Red Bull's recent performance improvement.

This episode analyzes the emerging technical trends and aesthetic design of the 2026 Formula 1 cars, featuring expert discussions on their smaller size, aggressive looks, and potential impact on performance.

Gary analyzes the potential impact of Christian Horner's departure from Red Bull, evaluates Mohamed Ben Sulayem's vision for a simplified V8-powered F1 future, and explores how teams can transition from midfield struggles to championship success.

This episode discusses what Formula 1 teams can learn by testing 2026 Pirelli tyres on mule cars, covering topics like tyre wars, Red Bull's prospects, and technical changes.

This episode analyzes Renault's decision to end its F1 engine program and its implications for Alpine F1, featuring expert insights from designer Gary Anderson on the technical and competitive landscape.

This episode analyzes the technical implications of losing 20 points of downforce in Formula 1, examines McLaren's suspension changes that helped Lando Norris, and discusses various F1 engineering topics from the Canadian Grand Prix weekend.

Ed Straw and Gary Anderson discuss the challenges of F1's triple-header race schedule and the 2026 engine regulations.

This episode interviews CFD pioneer Nick Wirth about applying Formula 1 knowledge and engineering solutions to real-world problems, while also discussing motorsport topics like wind tunnels, Ferrari's issues, and parts costs.

This episode discusses Red Bull's controversial bib adjuster in Formula One, explores whether it's illegal, addresses Mercedes' confusion, and explains car balance, with insights from former F1 engineer Gary Anderson.

This episode of The Race F1 Tech Show analyzes the opening races in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, discussing Mercedes' recurring technical issues, Alpine's struggles, and innovations like the RB20, with insights from hosts Edd Straw and Gary Anderson on track differences and driver performances such as Oli Berman's debut in the Ferrari.

Edd Straw and Gary Anderson review the 2023 F1 season, analyzing Red Bull's dominance and the failures of other teams.

This episode discusses whether Red Bull's recent upgrades can compete with McLaren's resurgence in Formula One, featuring insights from ex-F1 Technical Director Gary Anderson.

Edd Straw and Gary Anderson discuss F1's power unit issues and answer listener questions on technical topics.

A podcast explaining Formula 1 technology, engineering, and design trends with expert hosts and guests.

Edd Straw and Gary Anderson discuss F1 technology, including the Las Vegas Grand Prix and car design.

The hosts discuss F1 statistics, including Max Verstappen's record win percentage, with humor and analysis.

Host Edd Straw and expert Gary Anderson discuss F1 tech topics including Alonso's battery strategy, team performance swings, and answer listener questions.

This episode explains how Formula 1 teams use computational fluid dynamics (CFD) in car design, with insights from Red Bull's technical architects and Gary Anderson's troubleshooting experience.

A podcast explaining the technology and engineering behind Formula 1 cars, hosted by a journalist and a former F1 technical director.

Edd Straw and Gary Anderson discuss F1 technical progress, car concepts, and the impact of regulations on racing dynamics.

This episode explores the history and impact of carbon fiber in Formula 1, featuring an interview with John Barnard, and discusses DRS and technical director changes.

This episode explores the role of race engineers in Formula 1, with insights from Kimi Räikkönen's former race engineer, and discusses Ferrari's reliability issues at the Baku Grand Prix.