The Parc Fermé

Join Paul and me as we review the Hungarian Grand Prix. We cover each team and driver as they finished and talk about silly radio calls, understeer, oversteer, changing conditions and power washers. 

Join Paul and me as we review the Formula 1 Styrian Grand Prix. We cover each team and driver as they finished.  

Join Paul and me as we review the season-opener for Formula 1 in Austria. We cover each team and driver as they finished in this F1 Austrian Grand Prix review Podcast. We even hand out some awards. Apologies up front, we were both working remotely and not in our HQ so to speak so the podcast audio and normalcy will return next week. 

Join Grace, Paul and me as we re-calculate our original season preview and discuss what we think might happen in this truncated 2020 F1 season. What will Mercedes do? Who will challenge in the midfield? Will Ron Dennis agree to being the paddock COVID-19 Officer?

Join Grace, Paul and me as we review the Formula 1 news of the week. We cover COVID-19 impact, McLaren's financial struggles and seeking court help, Gunther Steiner's nonchalant approach to shakedown's and much more. 

Join Grace, Paul and me as we discuss Williams Mercedes, Andy Cowell, driver parades, podium ceremonies and much more.

Join Grace, Paul and me as well discuss the trick exhaust systems, Tires, Engines, aerodynamics, Williams and much more. WE offer a few awards and share your listener mail.

Editor’s Note: I hope you enjoy this new podcast from TPF which takes a second glance at the history of motorsport. It has its own RSS feed on iTunes or you can listen on the Podbean player below. Let us know if you like the format and content.In the early 1940’s, the British government made a big decision. A decision that would find a young man named George flying at night, by moonlight, to engage in clandestine operations by landing in fields in France. Geroge was a Moon Squadron pilot.Tony was a Spitfire flying ace and he too joined the battle over Europe but like George, he loved racing cars. The two of them would be intertwined by fate, history and a love of racing. So much so that they would be instrumental in creating something spectacular that continues to this very day.

Join Grace, Paul and me as we discuss the reverse grid idea, who is against it and who is for it, Bottas, Monza, Brazil and much more.

Editor’s Note: I hope you enjoy this new podcast from TPF which takes a second glance at the history of motorsport. It has its own RSS feed on iTunes or you can listen on the Podbean player below. Let us know if you like the format and content.In 1994, Damon Hill had an altercation with German driver Michael Schumacher. It would create a decades-long animus Hill had for Schumacher. Damon rarely spoke well of Michael and as time marched on, media, press coverage and stories in books claimed that one of the great rivalries in Formula 1 was between Hill and Schumacher.As we take a second glance, this wasn’t the case at all. Schumacher wasn’t Damon’s biggest rival.New TPF Stories RSS feed for this podcast:https://TPFStories.podbean.com/feed.xml

Join Paul, Grace and me as we discuss who this Fernando Alonso guy is, why he's being talked about and why anyone cares as Formula 1 "Belongs to the youth". News to us. Let's unpack that sentiment, shall we?

Join Grace, Paul and me as we discuss how you can go from a champ to a chump in Formula 1 in just one season. We cover Sebastian Vettel, Ferrari, the driver moves and share our opinions on the entire debacle.

The Parc Fermé F1 podcast. Join Grace, Paul and me as we discuss F1's plan to start the season, how the easing of the lockdown could prompt a British Grand Prix and breaking news that Sebastian Vettel will leave Ferrari at the end of the 2020 season.

Join Paul and me as we discuss the biggest changes in F1 through each decade. we cover the 50's, 60's 70's 80's, 90's, 00's, 10's. We share our list of elements that had the biggest impact on Formula 1. 

Join Grace, Paul and me as we discuss salvaging the 2020 Formula 1 season. With the announcement of the cancellation fo the French Grand Prix and subsequent public statement from F1 that the season will start on July 5th, we discuss the logistics and challenges the series will face.We also recorded the video of our podcast in case you, for some reason, would prefer watching three talking heads.

Join Paul, Grace and me as we share our National Starting Grids. We assemble starting grids by nation and in a rank we feel represents their country. What would you change? Who would you choose? What order would you place them? 

Join Paul and me as we remember the legend that was Sir Stirling Moss. We cover a few details of his life and share our thoughts about some of his greatest drives and why he, despite never having won't eh Formula 1 championship, is a champion in the hearts of many. 

Join Grace, Paul and me as we share our curated F1 playlists for each Grand Prix of the original 2020 season. That's right, we all know music is a big deal to the drivers and they listen to music right before they get in the cars. So what should they be listening to at each Grand Prix? We tell you right here. 

Join Grace, Paul and me as we discuss the 2020 Formula 1 season calendar. What will happen? What could happen? What are people saying will happen? Heck we don't know but we discuss it all here and contemplate a short season, long season or no season at all. 

We did a new podcast last fall for our Patreon supporters and I thought you might enjoy it during this unprecedented down down. Here is the first episode of TPF Legacy, we hope you enjoy it. TPF Legacy: 1998 Belgian GPYou voted, now it's here! The brand new podcast called TPF Legacy in which we review iconic races of the past in a modern look into the rearview mirror of motorsport.First up, the 1998 Belgian Grand Prix. It was wet, it was wild and it was DC's fault! Join Paul and me as we review the historic and infamous Belgian GP from 1998 at the mighty Spa Francorchamps.