Malaysia: Wet Track, Dry Brains. The rain finally arrived in Formula One and suddenly we found out the cars weren't waterproof. The FIA’s software had a wobble, half the grid picked the wrong tyres, Ferrari turned a bad call into a full strategic miniseries, and Lewis Hamilton drove like the track owed him money.

Morgan and Ryan relive the Malaysian/Bahrainian Grand Prix, where the cars were fast, the track was wet, and the decision-making sometimes resembled two people arguing over an umbrella in a hurricane. The boys debate why the drivers can’t just race in the rain like thgold ol' days, should Lando Norris trust his instincts over the pit wall, and how Oscar Piastri managed to communicate “I’m pitting” by simply driving into the pit lane! Max Verstappen reminds everyone he’s still terrifyingly good, old-skool circuits get their well-deserved flowers, and Ryan’s fantasy team strategy reaches its boldest strategy yet: not entering a team at all. It ’s a race review packed with drama, FIA chaos, strong opinions, and enough “what are they doing?” moments to make you grateful you weren’t the one holding the strategy clipboard...

With George Russell hitting his best form, whilst Kimi hit the wall, the Baku weekend potentially opened the door to the championship... or did it?

Join the Bearly Qualified boys as they pick apart the Azerbaijan Grand Prix as only they know how!

Monza saw history made as Gasly stuck it on Pole and Kimi wins from last place... Sorry, Ryan, 19th place. I didn't mean to trigger you...

Join a couple of Bearly Qualified fanatics as they rant about Kimi, Dump on Charles and play captains while picking their dream Karting lineup. It's a jam-packed episode, so grab a cuppa and relax as these two Bearly Qualified fans chew the fat of a breatheless Italian GP