Motion Report Podcast

Before Red Bull won championships, they threw parties. Before Adrian Newey arrived, they had top chefs, DJs and a floating Energy Station in Monaco harbour. Christian Klien was there at the very beginning — Red Bull Racing's first Formula One driver in 2005, the man who raced the Superman car at Monaco, who stood next to Brad Pitt and George Clooney in the Jaguar garage at 21 years old, and who watched Dietrich Mateschitz transform a drinks brand into the most dominant team in the history of the sport. In this episode Christian joins Mark Sutton and David Schneider for a remarkable conversation spanning three decades of Formula One — from receiving his first Red Bull helmet directly from Dietrich Mateschitz in Salzburg, to why Helmut Marko reveals Red Bull only bought Jaguar because Christian was driving there, to his honest verdict on the 2026 regulations and whether Max Verstappen will genuinely walk away from Formula One. Plus his Miami GP top three predictions. 🎙️ Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/motion-report-podcast/id1891040574 🎙️ Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7MUo9Q9bDuZVV5GuWRYw1J 📺 Watch on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@motionreportpodcast For the full video episode and Mark Sutton's photography visit The Motion Report Podcast on YouTube. Follow Mark Sutton on Instagram: @f1sutton

Timothy McGurr — known as 13th Witness — has spent eight years as Lewis Hamilton's personal photographer, travelling everywhere from Monaco to Rwanda, from the Ferrari garage to the streets of Tokyo at midnight. The son of legendary graffiti artist Futura, Timothy grew up surrounded by Basquiat, Keith Haring and Andy Warhol before photography found him in Japan. In this episode Timothy reveals how he met Lewis Hamilton at a Met Gala after-party, how he got banned from Formula One at his very first race, and how he created the now-legendary Tokyo Drift video series — from a white Nissan Skyline GT-R in 2022 to a red Ferrari F40 at Daikoku Parking Area in 2026. Topics covered: How Timothy McGurr met Lewis Hamilton Getting banned from Formula One with a drone Shooting Lewis Hamilton inside the F1 paddock The Tokyo Drift origin story — Nissan Skyline GT-R 2022 Ferrari F40 at Daikoku Parking Area Tokyo 2026 Growing up with Basquiat, Keith Haring and Warhol Life as a celebrity photographer in Formula One Lewis Hamilton Ferrari 2026 F1 photography behind the scenes Japanese car culture and Daikoku Parking Area Fast and Furious Tokyo Drift real life Film cameras, AI and the future of photography 📸 Follow Mark on Instagram: @f1sutton 💬 Find us on YouTube @motionreportpodcast to join the conversation 🔔 Subscribe for more with legendary F1 photographer, Mark Sutton Producer & Co-host: David Schneider

Welcome to Episode 4 of The Motion Report Podcast. Seven Hollywood superstars descended on Suzuka for the 2026 Japanese Grand Prix — and Mark Sutton was the only photographer following all of them. Jack Black doing sit-ups with Ferrari mechanics. Chris Pratt on the DJ deck. Jack Black singing every word of Thunderstruck on the grid. Waving the chequered flag from the pit wall. Lewis Hamilton killing himself laughing in the Ferrari garage. One of the most extraordinary race weekends in recent memory — and Mark Sutton captured every single moment of it. Mark and David also break down Kimi Antonelli's second consecutive pole position, the sumo wrestler in Parc Fermé, why Antonelli couldn't touch the champagne bottle, Max Verstappen's Inspector Max routine inspecting the McLaren, and the iconic cherry blossom photograph that required a borrowed ladder and sixty photographers fighting for the same five trees. Key stories from the conversation: Mark was the only photographer tracking all seven Hollywood stars around the paddock Jack Black took over the Ferrari garage, sang every word of Thunderstruck and waved the chequered flag Kimi Antonelli's second consecutive youngest pole — beating Vettel's record by nearly two years Antonelli was not permitted to touch the champagne bottle — drinking age in Japan is 20 The sumo wrestler in Parc Fermé: Kotozakura Masakatsu, Ozeki rank Max Verstappen closely inspecting the McLaren in Parc Fermé — and his retirement talk The cherry blossom shot: walking the entire circuit, borrowing a ladder, sixty photographers, five trees Suzuka attendance record: 320,000 across three days Mark's verdict: Japan 2026 might be the best race weekend of his career 📸 Follow Mark on Instagram: @f1sutton 💬 Find us on YouTube @motionreportpodcast to join the conversation 🔔 Subscribe for more with legendary F1 photographer, Mark Sutton Producer & Co-host: David Schneider

Welcome to Episode 3 of The Motion Report Podcast. Mark Sutton was on the podium in Shanghai when Kimi Antonelli won his first Formula 1 Grand Prix. He was also there in 2018 when Lewis Hamilton high-fived a 10-year-old grid kid — who turned out to be Kimi Antonelli himself. That photo exists. And it's incredible. Recorded fresh from Shanghai ahead of the Japanese Grand Prix, Mark breaks down everything he witnessed — from Parc Fermé to the podium, the fan atmosphere to the farewell moments, and the celebrities to the controversies. Key stories from the conversation: Mark on the podium when Kimi won — an exclusive vantage point The 2018 photo of Lewis Hamilton high-fiving 10-year-old Kimi Antonelli Bob Constandouris calls Kimi "Kimi Räikkönen" — Mark's verdict The Macarena wing photographed from the tower — and reliability doubts Zhou Guanyu's farewell: bowing to the crowd at his last Chinese GP Imagine Dragons, Mickey Mouse and Domenicali on the grid China changed: electric cars, no pollution, 1 million ticket applications Miami prediction: every girlfriend, every A-lister — the biggest paddock of the year 📸 Follow Mark on Instagram: @f1sutton 💬 Find us on YouTube @motionreportpodcast to join the conversation 🔔 Subscribe for The Motion Report Podcast every race weekend

Welcome to Episode 2 of The Motion Report Podcast. Mark Sutton sits down with one of Australia's most respected F1 photographers, John Toscano, at his Glowing Structures Gallery on Chapel Street, Melbourne — recorded right after the 2026 Australian Grand Prix. 30 years. Senna. Schumacher's first title. Jenson Button's champagne. George Russell's Melbourne win. John has photographed them all. From Fisichella's hands at the 2005 Australian GP to Kimi Antonelli's FP3 crash in 2026, John shares the stories behind the shots, what's changed about Melbourne, and his bold predictions for the rest of the 2026 season. Mark offers his first predictions of the year too — subject to change. John's gallery — Glowing Structures Gallery 📍 541 Chapel Street, Melbourne Follow John on Instagram: @johntoscanof1 🔔 Subscribe for paddock conversations throughout the season 💬 Who's your 2026 champion pick? Drop it in the comments

Welcome to Episode 1 of The Motion Report Podcast. Permanently accredited F1 journalist David Schneider sits down with legendary Getty Images photographer Mark Sutton for a long-form conversation about life behind the lens of Formula 1. From the film era to the digital age, Mark has documented the sport from positions very few have experienced — on the grid, inside garages, and at the heart of defining championship moments. We cover: How Mark first entered Formula 1 photography The early days of Sutton Images The evolution from film to digital Media access then vs now Transitioning to Getty Images Shooting from exclusive grid positions In a sport that moves at extraordinary speed, photography becomes the lasting record. This episode explores how those images are made — and the trust, instinct, positioning and preparation behind them. 🎙 The Motion Report Podcast — new episodes after every Grand Prix weekend. Follow Mark on Instagram: @f1sutton

Welcome to the Motion Report Podcast. The Formula 1 podcast with legendary Getty Images photographer Mark Sutton and journalist David Schneider. Each episode we sit down with the drivers, photographers and insiders who lived the defining moments of Formula 1 — exploring the images, the stories and the history behind them. New episodes every race weekend. 🎙️ LISTEN & FOLLOW Spotify → https://open.spotify.com/show/7MUo9Q9bDuZVV5GuWRYw1J Apple Podcasts → https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-motion-report-podcast/id1891040574 YouTube → youtube.com/@motionreportpodcast 📸 ABOUT MARK SUTTON Mark Sutton is one of the most respected Formula 1 photographers in the world. A Getty Images contributor for over three decades, his work has appeared in every major motorsport publication and has defined how the modern era of F1 is remembered. 🎙️ ABOUT DAVID SCHNEIDER David Schneider is a permanently accredited Formula 1 journalist and co-host of The Motion Report Podcast. 📺 ABOUT THIS CHANNEL The Motion Report Podcast is the dedicated long-form conversation channel of The Motion Report — Formula 1's inside source for news, photography and paddock reporting. Follow Mark on Instagram: instagram.com/f1sutton Photo Credit: @f1sutton