From Soft To Hard

Coming a bit delayed with the new episode but in this one we cover the Japanese race that was not very eventful as heard from the drivers in the cooldown room.

Bonus episode from the non-race weekend series. In this one you meet your hosts - Emi and Luna.

In this episode we dissect the unexpected triple DSQ from the Chinese GP, we cheer on for the opening of the F1 Academy season, and we top it off with George cutting grass and posing with a chainsaw in his new commercial for Mercedes.

BREAKING NEWS - Lewis Hamilton is swearing on the radio!! Should Ferrari organize couple therapy before it's too late? We're wishing them a speedy resolution. For Oscar's home race, we feel sorry for him while debating the McLaren team orders in the tough conditions that the Australian GP brought onto us. We also discuss the new millennial fonts of the F1 graphics, honeymoon phases and new extension contracts.

In this one we discuss the learnings of the pre-season testing and discovering that we won't know much until the first race weekend in Australia. We also tackle on the new season 7 of Drive To Survive and dig into it to find out new information and misinformation - do people who are not interested in F1 still watch it? To finish off - welcome to the grid, Cadillac - the 11th team of F1 from 2026.

Welcome back to From Soft To Hard! We're super excited to be back and have many things planned for this season that we cannot wait to share with you guys and we briefly tease that in the episode. We also discuss the recent F175 event, dissect George Russell's persona as we learn his go-to karaoke song, and we dive into the new drivers association directorship.

For the last time this season we get together to talk about the final race of the year, happy and sad celebrations, special suits and gossip about the beef between some people around the paddock - thank you , Toto, for having Emi's back. What a crazy season it has been - very much looking forward into the next one!

Let's start off by saying - what a chaotic race. This time we jump right into the Qatar race trying to assess whether or not the stop-and-go penalty for Lando was deserved, we discuss the impact that the Red Bull team has on Emi's well-being, and we end off by reflecting on the end of the 2024 season.

In this one we speak about the spectacle of this year’s Las Vegas GP, the special liveries and the double size of Alpine’s nose. We predict what may happen at the F1 75 event in February and how the cars should be displayed. We also try to find the reason for Franco’s meet and greet in a Home Depot??????

This week we take a quick look at the chaos at the Brazil GP, and discuss how drivers keep warm under red flags. Then we go a little serious and dive into the hate spreading through the sport, and say enough is enough. Lastly we look forward to who will wave the flag when we go racing in Las Vegas in 3 weeks.

In this episode, we look back at the Mexico GP, cheer at the Carlando comeback, discuss the parade and Brad Pitt's presence at the race, and finally look forward to the Brazil GP - "Interlagos"

This time we dissect the Max-Lando battle on track - is Colapinto better than Norris? It would not be an FSTH episode without a whole ass segment about Checo Perez so that's what we do on top of discussing drivers' haircare routines and Haas finally being able to get their hands on a simulator.

This time we invite our producer Sam and test his knowledge on F1 and we briefly discuss the rumors about the reasons for potential Perez retirement and say our goodbyes to Daniel Ricciardo.

In this episode we discuss about the hottest night race of the season - spoiler: it was funked. We talk about Max’s private conferences - is he ever gonna do community service?We also talk about Danny Ric’s “potential” last dance and ending with a fast lap (is that going to be the crucial point in the WDC battle?). Finally, we talk about what could happen in what feels like a distant future: COTA.

This week we talk about how George Russell got on podium, how we get in our feels with our drivers, we keep gushing over Colapinto and debate if Ollie is set to get a earlier seat. We also discuss the Newey news and why we think he has chosen Aston. Finally, we delve into Emi's favorite race, Singapore. Can RedBull get back on top? Spoiler alert, we don't think so!

In this one we welcome Colapinto to the grid, discuss papaya rules; can Lando still become wdc? should Osc be second driver? And what would we do? We also dive into whether this is the downfall of Redbull, and lastly look ahead for Baku.

In this one we dive into the serious topics of the relatively boring Dutch race, freedom of speech at the same time as carefully discussing the big trophies on the podium and the silly season that hopefully slowly is coming to an end.

While our drivers enjoy their time off the tracks, our team travels back in time to the very first episode of the podcast and comment on their respective predictions for the ongoing F1 season, and prepare for the upcoming second half by revisiting their bingo cards with fresh, brand new predictions.

Welcome back after a little break just in time for the F1 summer vacation. In this one we cover both of the dramatic races in Hungary and Belgium, we analyze the failed McLaren pit strategy and Mercedes’ disqualification. We also (per usual) evaluate Checo’s performance and Emilia gets laughed at for the recent ‘Sainz to Williams’ developments.

This time we discuss the exciting Silverstone GP and the ‘could’ve, would’ve, should’ve’ of the race. We analyze the drivers’ acting skills leading towards the release of the F1 movie, as well as place bets over Checo’s future to eventually take a break for Hungary so we can come back stronger after Spa.

In this one we discuss the 'what ifs' of the Austrian Grand Prix and how Max and Lando's stint could affect their future races, share our thoughts on George's iconic (now winning) pose and we dive into the silliest of seasons with our predictions for the market (again).

In this episode, we breakdown the events of the GP in Catalonia, discuss Red Bull’s accusations towards Mercedes and McLaren’s upgrades, the newest FIA super license’s age limit, debate the rising prices of race tickets and predict the outcome of the upcoming second race of this triple-header.

After this chaotic weekend we discuss Ferrari’s relationship with tires and KMag flying through the beginning of the race, jump to conclusions about the current drivers market, find new ways to talk about MOM and predict what can happen at home race of the grid’s Spaniards.

Congrats to the Monegasque driver on winning his home race! This time we recall the dramatic red flag in lap 1 while Ollie Bearman continues to have more points than Alpine, we discuss THE boat inchident of the weekend, and we break down the post-race celebration timeline.

In this one we discuss the catching up speed of McLaren giving us the heebie-jeebies in the last two laps, ponder on Leclerc’s love languages, accidentally overanalyzing Max’s sleeping schedule, and predicting who will visit the Monaco GP.

Lando wins his first GP in Miami, KMag is going crazy on track, we discuss the Colgate influence in certain team’s aesthetics and we predict a very chaotic podium and race bans for Imola.

In this episode, we briefly dive into the events of China and recap what the sprint race had to offer. Many more topics were discussed, such as the launch of Charles’ ice-cream business. However, the team had to deal with the hardest thing to predict yet: major technical issues.

This time we’re praising the dramatic F1 cameramen skills, discussing the potential ups and downs of the new sprint race schedule and looking at the Monegasque kid with a big dream who’s apparently opening an ice cream business.

Things are getting out of hand in Melbourne. This time we applaud Carlos’ victory for Ferrari (let’s have a round of applause for the guy), discuss questionable choices for red flags and guests in the paddock, and we look forward to seeing the bee hives of Suzuka.

This time we dive deep into some appendix conspiracies, the new Saudi track, and dream about the 1-2 Aussie podium in Melbourne.

We recap the “uneventful” Bahrain GP trying to find possible solutions to Max's domination, discuss Mercedes’ second seat and Yuki’s future and give our two cents on who is going to take the podium in Saudi.

We dive into the pre-season testing to find out the learnings where we sprinkle in some lack of faith for Alpine, swipe left or right on drivers’ portraits for 2024, and predict what could happen in Bahrain.