F1 Nation - Podcast Rankings and reviews

Insightful, lighthearted and informative, this Podcast is a joy to listen to. I can extract more inside information here than from any of the other F1 podcasts out there that rely on negativity and criticism to present their views. AJ’s and TC’s positive outlook are a pleasure to listen to in this all too ugly world. We will miss you AJ.

New F1 fan since the Netflix series, like many others, I imagine. Been deep diving into F1 with current and historical documentaries and driver interviews, and I’ve got my F1 Pro TV subscription, but hadn’t had the podcast void filled until now. I’m so glad that this podcast exists. I subscribed as soon as I found it and binge listening to catch up. It’s positive, informative, and good fun.

Real, smart, unbiased F1 commentary. The best one by far with actual interviews and intelligent insight.

I miss when Alex was co hosting the podcast with Tom, they had great chemistry together. I feel it's not as strong with the new additions of Pinks and Damon, but the podcast is still fantastic, the insights are still great and I look forward to every episode every Tuesday.

I find the 3 commentators on this podcast usually so interesting not to mention well spoken. What a disappointment then that not a word was uttered about the controversy in the season finale. I kept wondering if it’s because they’re sponsored by F1. Not sure if they are but imagine so. How could they not want to delve into not so much the politics of the race but the experience of having such an important one decided the way it was?
Isn’t there more than simply winning?
Sad not to hear more from this source.
I especially love Damon Hill’s insights.

Generally a good podcast but D. Hill is really hard to listen to. His antiquated takes leave a lot to be desired and doesn’t even pay attention to what is being discussed! Tom is taking about Ferrari winning in Austria last year (mentioned more than once) and when it’s thrown back to Hill, he has no idea what Tom is talking about. More Tom, less Hill.