JA on F1 podcast: From rising sun to tumbling markets
This week, we take the temperature as F1 leaves Japan after its brief Asian swing and heads to the Middle East
Max Verstappen, Red Bull Racing leads at the start
Photo by: Bryn Lennon - Formula 1
In the latest James Allen on F1 podcast episode, we examine some possible consequences for F1 of President Trump’s heavy tariffs on car manufacturers and how other companies invested in F1 might be affected.
And though Suzuka wasn’t the most exciting F1 race ever - the top six finished in grid order, which is never good - is the outline of this year’s title fight now taking shape?
Plus we’re on 'rookie watch' on a mixed weekend for the freshmen class of 2025.
With James in the studio, he is joined by Motorsport Editor-In-Chief Ben Hunt and Asia-based F1 broadcaster and sponsor broker Matthew Marsh.
F1 business expert Mark Gallagher of Performance Insights and formerly head of Cosworth also gives us his view on the likely impact of the tariffs on F1.
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