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F1 NATION: Australian Grand Prix round up with Seidl, Albon, Webber… and Daniel Ricciardo’s mum!
There's a tonne to unpack after the 2022 Australian Grand Prix and F1 Nation is on the case, this week's podcast including Grace Ricciardo (mother of Daniel), Andreas Seidl, Alan Permane, Otmar Szafnauer, Alex Albon and Mark Webber.
Leclerc domination, Max frustration. What does the Australian Grand Prix mean for Ferrari and Red Bull’s title fight? Which team looks most likely to join the battle? Just how competitive were Alpine in Melbourne?
Tom Clarkson and the team from Network10 TV in Australia tackle the big questions from F1’s return to Melbourne.
At McLaren, Daniel Ricciardo’s mother Grace speaks about the pride she feels watching her son race: "It's a great feeling. When he was little, there was something about him; he used to walk into a room and he had this really big grin on his face. I don't know, I knew there was something about him."
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And McLaren's Team Principal Andreas Seidl tells all about the team’s double-points finish, what it’s like watching Daniel race in front of a massive home crowd, and the team’s hopes for the next race at Imola.
Alex Albon takes us inside the cockpit for his amazing points-scoring drive for Williams.
Plus, incredible insight and data from Alpine shows just how strong their car is right now – and why Fernando Alonso was justifiably aiming high in both qualifying and the race.
Listen to the podcast in the player above or head here to catch F1 Nation on your preferred app.
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