The Parc Fermé

The Parc Fermé F1 Podcast

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The Parc Fermé F1 podcast. We cover Formula 1 as it happens. Race and news reviews with Todd, Paul and Grace.

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The Parc Fermé

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Sports

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Latest episode

Jul 7, 2026

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Episodes

FBC Podcast #549 07.11.2017

Join Grace and me as we discuss the FIA engine regulations for 2021. We cover the bullet point, the team's reactions and much more...actually a lot more than you would really want us to cover. We get segued into silly stuff like fan experience and too many sound clips but in the end, that's what you pay for.

FBC Podcast #548: Mexican GP Review 31.10.2017

Join Paul and me as we review the Formula 1 Mexican Grand Prix. We cover each team as they finished and each driver as they finished...which seems obvious...and we hand out awards. We also discuss the the, in Paul's mind, very reality that perhaps Seb did purposefully clout Hamilton and much more.

FBC Track Talk: Mexican Grand Prix 26.10.2017

Join Paul for a hot lap around the Mexican Grand Prix circuit. Learn about each corner, how a driver approaches each corner and how to get pole position for this Sunday's race.

FBC Podcast #547- US Grand Prix Review 24.10.2017

Join Paul and me as we review the US Grand Prix. We cover each prodigiously talented driver as they finished and each team. We share our thoughts on the Max Verstappen penalty and even hand out awards for best pass, driver of the race and donkey of the race. We do this from the US, not a couch in Stevenage...or Exciter.

FBC Track Talk: US Grand Prix with Pietro Fittipaldi 19.10.2017

Join Paul and the awesome Pietro Fittipaldi. As the grandson of 2-time Formula 1 champion, Emerson Fittipaldi, Pietro knows what he's doing behind the wheel. With Christian Fittipaldi as an uncle and Max Papis as an uncle, you can bet that racing is Pietro's life. Even his brother, Enzo, is in racing. Pietro was part of the Ferrari driving academy and is leading the Formula V8 3.5 series with one...

FBC Podcast #546 17.10.2017

Join Grace and me as we get ready for the United States Grand Prix in Austin Texas at the Circuit of the Americas. We discuss a few of the events and fan experience attractions like the Buxton Bash, Justin Timberlake and Old-school Stevie Wonder but one thing that caught my attention was Topgolf Crush. We are very grateful for Jeehae Lee's time and for coming on the show to discuss the Topgolf Cru...

FBC Podcast #545- The Japanese Grand Prix Review 10.10.2017

Join Paul and me as we review the Japanese Grand Prix. We cover each team as they finished, each driver as they finished and each driver for their last race with a team. We discuss Ferrari's woes, Lewis's wins and Jo Jo go.

FBC Track Talk: Japanese Grand Prix 05.10.2017

Ready for the Japanese Grand Prix? We are and Paul walks you through every corner of this iconic circuit. How do you get pole position for the Japanese Grand Prix? Listen and you'll find out.

FBC Podcast #544: Malaysia GP Review 03.10.2017

Join Paul and me as we review the Malaysia Grand Prix. We cover each team as they finished, each driver as they clouted each other on the cool-down lap and even hand out awards.

FBC TrackTalk: Malaysian Grand Prix 29.09.2017

How do you get pole position at the Malaysian Grand Prix? You listen to this podcast where Paul Charsley takes you around each corner of the circuit.

FBC Podcast #543 26.09.2017

Join Grace and me as we discuss Red Bull and Aston Martin, Alonso, Porsche, F1's lack of action and the delicious stew that Toro Rosso have become.

FBC Podcast #542 19.09.2017

Join Paul and me as we review the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix. We cover each team and driver as they finished and even offer a few awards. We talk about the turn 1 incident and all about blame and who was wrong and who was right.

FBC TrackTalk Singapore GP 14.09.2017

Join Paul for a hot lap around the Singapore Grand Prix circuit. How does a driver approach each corner on this massive street circuit? How do you get pole position? You'll find out here.

FBC Podcast #541 12.09.2017

Join Grace and me as we discuss Formula 1 news of the week. We cover Renault, Honda, Sainz, Alonso, Gasly, Kvyat and Jo Jo. We talk about yellow HALO's and marketing with overlays for activations...whatever that is. We hand awards too!

FBC Podcast #540- Italian GP review 05.09.2017

Join Paul and me as we review the Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix. We cover each team and driver as they finished and discuss Lesmos, penalties and Australian accents as well as Finspiracies.

FBC TrackTalk: Monza 01.09.2017

Join Paul for a hot lap around the Monza circuit ahead of this weekend's Italian Grand Prix. How do you get pole position at Monza? Listen and you'll find out.

FBC Podcast #539- Belgian Grand Prix Review 29.08.2017

Join Paul and me as we review the Belgian Grand Prix from Spa Francorchamps. We review each team as they finished and discuss each driver including Sergio Perez and the terrific win by Lewis. We even hand out awards too.

FBC Podcast #537 14.08.2017

Join Grace and me as we discuss the Formula 1 news of the week. We cover F1 standardized parts, the 2020 engine regulations and "noise" of the engines, the 2017 regulations and more regulations. We even hand out some awards.

FBC Podcast #536 08.08.2017

Join Grace and me as we discuss the Formula 1 news of the week including HALO, McLaren, Renault, Silly Season and Massa. We ask tough questions, mundane questions and questions that make no sense. We offer anecdotal tales of woe and ponder big data and research metrics. We even hand out awards.

FBC Podcast #535- Hungarian Grand Prix Review 01.08.2017

Join me as I host a very special guest for this week's Hungarian Grand Prix review Podcast. I am joined by TSN/Sports center star and professional racing driver, tim Hauraney.  As Paul makes his way from the west coast to Texas in a moving van full of love and memories, tim and I actually watched the race and review each team as they finished. As a professional driver and TSN sports professional c...

FBC Track Talk: Hungarian Grand Prix 28.07.2017

Join Paul as he takes you on a hot lap of the Hungaroring for the Hungarian Grand Prix. How do you get pole position in Hungary? This is how!

FBC Podcast #534 25.07.2017

Join Grace and me as we do this podcast for a second time due to a recording malfunction and completely prove that you can't bottle lightning in the same spot twice. We talk about silly season, McLaren and SAFETY!  What!!?? Are you against SAFETY??!!

Formula1blog.com Podcast #533- British GP review w/ Tommy Byrne 18.07.2017

Join Paul and me as we welcome the incomparable tommy Bryne for this Formula 1British GP race review Podcast. We cover each team and driver as they finish and share some stories and thoughts from Tommy himself. If you have not had the opportunity to read Tommy's book, you should go here and buy it now. The DVD movie of his life is coming out in America in two weeks and you can get it here too.  Cr...

FBC Track Talk: British Grand Prix- Silverstone 13.07.2017

How do you get pole position at the British Grand Prix? Well, jump on board this podcast and take a hot lap around the Silverstone circuit with Paul Charsley. Paul tell you how to manage each corner and how to get the best lap possible at this iconic circuit.

FBC Podcast #532- Austrian GP Review 10.07.2017

Join Paul and me as we discuss the Formula 1 Austrian Grand Prix. We discuss each team as they finished, talk about turn 1, references, steering wheels, tire degradation, blisters, gearboxes, penalties, Red Bull, Baku, and much more.

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