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Submit your F1 questions to the Autosport podcast

Readers are invited to submit their questions on F1 competition and the world of grand prix racing ahead of a weekly podcast recording

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Photo by: Steven Tee / Motorsport Images

Autosport readers are invited to submit their questions on Formula 1 and the wider world of grand prix racing for inclusion in our new weekly show, the Autosport Q+A Podcast.

Presented by host Bryn Lucas and with regular guest Kevin Turner – Autosport’s chief editor – the show seeks to answer your questions every week and is published on our YouTube channel, as well as all major podcast platforms.

The show is recorded each Wednesday from Autosport’s office in central London, with Lucas and Turner joined by a different guest each week.

So far, these have included Autosport Chief Motorsport Writer, Ben Hunt, and Autosport Grand Prix Editor, Alex Kalinauckas.

On the most recent edition, topics included the ever-changing state of affairs at the FIA with the axing of former F1 race director Niels Wittich and the Grand Prix Drivers’ Association criticising FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem, Dan Fallows’ departure as Aston Martin’s technical director and Lewis Hamilton’s chances of winning an eighth F1 world title with Ferrari.

Watch: The Driver-FIA Battle Intensifies and More - Autosport Answers Your Questions

The above questions were collected from those submitted in response to a call out to fans on Autosport’s Instagram page.

We are now widening our net for questions, with readers to Autosport.com invited to submit their questions in the comments section at the foot of this page.

To leave a comment, you must be a registered user.

The chosen questions will be read out by Lucas, with Turner and co answering and discussing the selected topic.

If there’s anything you’ve ever wanted to ask about F1 or about how Autosport produces its F1 coverage, now is the time!

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