Braking Bias

Braking Bias is back! In this episode, Dr. Obbs and Molly return from a summer break to unpack all the drama from the recent Formula 1 races at Silverstone and Spa-Francorchamps. From race delays to controversial FIA decisions, they dive deep into how wet weather, visibility issues, and spray generation impacted both strategy and safety.They break down the latest technical updates from teams like McLaren and Ferrari, and how these changes shaped performance on track. The discussion also explores the aerodynamic challenges that contribute to poor visibility in wet conditions, and how current regulations limit what teams can do in response.Looking ahead, they preview the Hungarian Grand Prix, speculate on mid-season momentum shifts, and assess the evolving constructors' championship battle as teams head into the summer break. https://twitter.com/BrakingBiasPod

In this episode of the Breaking Bias podcast, Dr. Obbs and Molly discuss the recent highlights from various motorsport events, including Le Mans, NASCAR, and IndyCar. They delve into the technical aspects of Formula One, particularly focusing on the impact of recent technical directives on team performances, especially Mercedes and Ferrari. The conversation also touches on reliability issues with power units and the implications for teams moving forward, particularly as they look ahead to the upcoming race in Austria. https://twitter.com/BrakingBiasPod

In this episode, Molly and Dr. Obbs discuss various topics related to IndyCar racing, including social media engagement challenges, technical updates from the Imola race, and the drama surrounding Indy 500 qualifying. They also touch on career opportunities and personal experiences in the motorsports industry, highlighting the importance of technical inspections and team strategies in racing. In this episode, the hosts delve into the latest updates in Formula 1, focusing on aerodynamic innovations, team performance updates, and the implications of recent qualifying results. They discuss the engineering adjustments made by Mercedes and Aston Martin, the struggles faced by Ferrari, and the surprising performance of Williams. The conversation also touches on safety concerns following a crash and the challenges of tire management during races. In this episode, Molly and Dr. Obbs discuss the recent Imola race, highlighting its excitement and strategic elements, particularly regarding tire management and team dynamics. They delve into the implications of new technical directives and their potential impact on upcoming races, especially Monaco. The conversation also touches on the importance of team orders and the challenges faced by teams like McLaren and Ferrari. As they look ahead to Monaco, they express anticipation for how the new regulations will affect race strategies and outcomes. https://twitter.com/BrakingBiasPod

In this episode of the Breaking Bias podcast, hosts Dr. Obbs and Molly are joined by Jost Capito—legendary motorsport executive and former CEO of Williams Racing—for a wide-ranging conversation on the past, present, and future of Formula One. With over four decades in the industry, Capito shares firsthand insights from his time at Ford, Volkswagen, McLaren, and Williams, highlighting his passion for grassroots motorsport and engineering excellence.The episode explores critical topics shaping F1 today, including the impact of the FIA cost cap, the role of inflation in competitive balance, and the ongoing challenges in stewarding and regulation enforcement. Capito also reflects on the legacy of Eddie Jordan and the importance of maintaining the human element in a sport increasingly defined by data and dollars.Listeners will gain behind-the-scenes perspective on rookie development—featuring George Russell’s rise—alongside leadership dynamics in high-pressure team environments. Capito opens up about decision-making under stress, succession planning, and what resilience looks like at the highest levels of motorsport.The episode closes with thoughts on racing’s future: sustainability, technology, and preserving the magic that makes motorsport matter to fans and teams alike.Topics Covered:Jost Capito’s motorsport journeyThe role of cost caps and inflation in F1Engineering for driver feedback and inclusivityGeorge Russell’s F1 developmentTeam leadership and succession planningRed Bull and strategic resilienceLife after racing and future motorsport innovations https://twitter.com/BrakingBiasPod

In this episode of the Breaking Bias podcast, hosts Molly and Dr. Obbs dive into the Jeddah Grand Prix with a sharp focus on Ferrari’s new floor upgrades, Red Bull’s qualifying strategy, and the evolving role of clean air in F1 race performance. They break down key moments from the race, including racing incidents, penalties, and the inconsistencies in Formula 1 stewarding decisions that continue to fuel debate among teams and fans alike.The duo explores the technical side of race strategy—from telemetry analysis to pit stop dynamics—highlighting the strategic chess match that unfolds behind the scenes. Expect insights into team performance, the impact of race regulations, and how teams like Ferrari and Red Bull are adapting to maintain competitive edges.Molly and Dr. Obbs also preview the Miami Grand Prix and its new F1 sprint weekend format, discussing the implications for McLaren, the rising talent of Oscar Piastri, and the balancing act of managing two competitive drivers. The episode wraps with a deep dive into the sport’s regulatory evolution, including 2026 power unit rule changes and the FIA’s catch-up mechanisms designed to maintain a level playing field.🎧 Tune in for expert race analysis, technical breakdowns, and everything you need to stay ahead of the curve in the world of Formula 1.0:00Introduction and Weekend Recap03:03Ferrari's New Floor and Performance Analysis06:04Red Bull's Strategy and Qualifying Insights08:58Race Dynamics and Clean Air Importance11:59Racing Incidents and Controversies15:12Telemetry and Racing Regulations Discussion22:34Racing Regulations and Penalties29:16Consistency in Stewarding Decisions36:30Pit Stop Dynamics and Challenges41:00Team Strategies and Performance Insights44:54Previewing the Miami Race47:33Oscar Piastri's Rise in the Championship51:40McLaren's Strategy Dilemma52:33Catch-Up Mechanisms in F1 Regulations01:01:57Looking Ahead to 2026 Power Unit Regulations https://twitter.com/BrakingBiasPod

In this episode of the Breaking Bias podcast, hosts Molly and Dr. Obbs discuss the recent Formula 1 races, including the China Sprint Race and the Suzuka Grand Prix. They analyze Ferrari's performance, the implications of disqualifications, and the challenges faced by Red Bull and McLaren. The conversation delves into technical aspects of the cars, the impact of dirty air on racing, and the future of F1 regulations. In this conversation, Dr. Obbs and Molly discuss the intricacies of Formula 1 racing, focusing on the performance of different cars, particularly the V-Car and RB, and the challenges faced by teams like Haas. They delve into the upcoming Bahrain race, highlighting its high degradation characteristics and the strategies teams must adopt. The discussion also touches on McLaren's internal dynamics and the importance of driver orders in optimizing race outcomes. In this episode, Molly and Dr. Obbs delve into the intricacies of Formula 1 racing strategies, discussing team dynamics, driver performance, and the implications of regulatory challenges. They explore the significance of car performance data, the controversies surrounding flexible wings, and the potential for upcoming races.00:00Introduction and Overview of Recent Races05:57China Sprint Race Analysis12:01Disqualifications and Technical Challenges15:02Transition to Suzuka Race Discussion21:00Max's Performance and Red Bull's Challenges23:59McLaren's Struggles and Dirty Air Effects27:14Achievable Performance in Racing30:09Comparing Car Performances: V-Car vs RB33:42Haas' Innovative Updates and Risk Management39:24Bahrain Race Preview: High Deg Challenges44:22Team Strategies: McLaren's Dilemma with Driver Orders51:29Strategic Decisions in Racing54:47Driver Dynamics and Team Prioritization56:55Car Performance Insights01:00:14Flexibility Controversies in F101:04:58Regulatory Challenges and Future Implications01:09:50Predictions for Upcoming Races https://twitter.com/BrakingBiasPod

In this episode of the Breaking Bias podcast, hosts Molly and Dr. Obbs dive into the aftermath of the 2025 Australian Grand Prix, analyzing key moments from free practice to race day. They break down Ferrari’s performance, Red Bull’s setup strategies, and McLaren’s qualifying highlights, offering expert insights into the latest F1 developments. Key Topics in This Episode:  McLaren’s Race Performance – A deep dive into tire strategies, wet-weather challenges at Albert Park, and the experiences of rookie drivers. Technical Directives & Team Strategies – How F1 teams adapted to changing track conditions and key strategic decisions. Incidents & Tire Management – A look at race accidents, pit stop strategies, and driver-engineer communication. Weather & Strategy – The role of weather spotting in race decisions and how it impacted the midfield battle. Flexi-Wing Controversy – How this hot topic affects technical regulations, aerodynamic balance, and overall performance. F1's Engine Debate – The potential return of V10 vs. V8 engines, hybrid power implications, and the future of engine regulations.Molly and Dr. Obbs also discuss McLaren’s innovative tire preservation techniques, brake cooling challenges, and the evolving landscape of Formula 1. As we look ahead to the Chinese Grand Prix, the duo examines performance expectations and the strategies teams must master for success.🎧 Tune in now for in-depth F1 insights, expert analysis, and behind-the-scenes details from the paddock!👉 Subscribe, rate, and follow Breaking Bias for the latest F1 discussions and race recaps!#F1 #BreakingBiasPodcast #AustralianGP #Formula1 #McLarenF1 #Ferrari #RedBullRacing #TireStrategy #FlexiWing #F1Tech #ChineseGP00:00Introduction and Race Recap02:09Free Practice Insights04:42Ferrari's Performance and Strategy08:46Red Bull's Setup and Race Strategy12:37McLaren's Performance and Qualifying Highlights18:34McLaren's Performance and Race Dynamics19:45Challenges of Wet Conditions at Albert Park22:10Rookie Drivers and Their Experiences24:01Accidents and Crashes During the Race25:55Tire Strategy and Team Decisions27:46Communication Between Drivers and Engineers30:03Weather Spotting and Strategic Decisions38:22Midfield Performance and Best of the Rest38:57Analyzing Race Performance and Team Strategies40:56Weather Impact on Race Dynamics43:03Tire Management and Performance Expectations43:57Flexi-Wing Controversy and Technical Regulations49:59Aerodynamic Balance and Performance Trade-offs57:03The Interconnectedness of Race Car Performance01:00:28Tire Preservation Techniques in Formula One01:03:14Innovations in Brake Cooling and Tire Heating01:08:23The Future of Engine Regulations: V10s vs V8s01:15:11Final Thoughts on Upcoming Races and Developments https://twitter.com/BrakingBiasPod

Breaking Bias Podcast: F1 2025 Season Preview – Testing Insights, Team Strategies & PredictionsIn this episode of the Breaking Bias podcast, co-hosts Molly and Dr. Obbs dive deep into the 2025 Formula 1 season, analyzing key off-season developments, testing insights, and the evolving strategies of top teams. They break down the design changes made by Ferrari, Mercedes, and Red Bull, and more, exploring how these modifications could impact F1 car performance.The conversation highlights the significance of pre-season testing in understanding car dynamics and the engineering approaches teams are adopting. Dr. Obbs and Molly discuss the critical role of driver feedback, the value of data analysis, and the overall importance of off-track development in the run-up to the season.In this episode, they also explore specific team performance, touching on Ferrari’s long run issues, Williams' improvement potential, Alpine’s reliability concerns, and Mercedes’ low-speed instability. The hosts rank the top F1 teams based on their testing performance and development potential.As the season approaches, Molly and Dr. Obbs shift focus to the midfield teams, particularly Williams and Racing Bulls, offering predictions for their performance. They dive into the ongoing flexi-wing drama, FIA rule changes, and aerodynamic strategies, giving listeners a comprehensive preview of what to expect.The episode concludes with excitement and anticipation for the season ahead, discussing rookie drivers, team dynamics, and the uncertainty that drives the world of Formula 1 racing.Keywords: Formula 1, F1 2025 season, Breaking Bias podcast, testing insights, Ferrari, Mercedes, Red Bull, off-season developments, car performance, team strategies, driver feedback, Williams, Racing Bulls, flexi-wing, FIA rule changes, aerodynamic strategies, rookie drivers, midfield teams, F1 predictions, F1 rankings. https://twitter.com/BrakingBiasPod

In this episode of the Breaking Bias podcast, hosts Dr. Obbs and Molly sit down with Ben Bode, team manager for the iconic Corvette Racing by Pratt Miller, to explore his journey in motorsports and the future of Corvette Racing in 2025.Ben provides a deep dive into the world of endurance racing, discussing key engineering challenges and the balance between performance, aero, and aesthetics in car design. Highlights include:The tech transfer from racing innovations to road cars.The critical role of aerodynamic maps, including insights on splitters, diffusers, and vortices.Navigating their entry into LMP2 racing, Pratt Millers return to prototype racing. How they're managing diverse teams, and optimizing car design for multiple drivers. Ben shares advice on breaking into the industry and addressing the iterative process of developing and validating cutting-edge racing technologies.Whether you're a motorsport enthusiast, aspiring engineer, or Corvette Racing fan, this episode is packed with insights into the complex world of endurance racing and car aerodynamics.Find Pratt MillerInstagram: @prattmillermsFacebook: Pratt Miller MotorsportsX (formerly Twitter): @prattmillermsBluesky: @prattmillerms.bsky.socialYoutube: Pratt Miller Motorsports00:00Introduction 03:01Ben Bode's Journey into Motorsports05:53The Future of Corvette Racing: 2025 and Beyond09:00Engineering Challenges in Endurance Racing12:06Balancing Performance and Aesthetics in Design15:05Tech Transfer: From Track to Road17:54Aerodynamics: The Importance of Splitters and Diffusers21:14Understanding Aerodynamic Maps and Performance24:10The Complexity of Racing Against Diverse Competitors26:57The Role of Diffusers in GT Racing29:58Vortices and Their Impact on Aerodynamics33:34Aerodynamic Development and Future Steps36:09Challenges of Regulation and Design38:48The Interconnectedness of Aerodynamics40:54Creating and Validating Aero Maps46:17Driver Preferences and Team Dynamics51:40Balancing Aerodynamics and Dynamic Control55:55Transitioning to LMP2 and Customer Racing01:01:20Advice for Aspiring Motorsport Professionals https://twitter.com/BrakingBiasPod

Braking Bias is back which means, Molly and Dr. Obbs are back to dive into the thrilling Las Vegas Grand Prix and the chaotic Qatar Grand Prix! They cover key driver performances, technical challenges for teams like Red Bull and Mercedes, and the strategic experimentation happening ahead of the 2025 season. Is DAS back? Or is it simply an illusion?  They touch on the interesting tire strategies, controversial F1 penalties, and the impact of recent stewarding decisions. They also discuss team dynamics, including McLaren's sprint weekend drama and Red Bull's polarized performance throughout the weekendsKey topics include:Las Vegas GP highlightsRed Bull and Mercedes’ technical strugglesTire management and race strategiesSprint weekend chaos at QatarMcLaren team dynamics and controversyF1 penalties, stewarding decisions, and race controlTeam strategies, including Checo’s mechanical failureRed Bull’s inconsistent performanceDriver contracts and team success00:00Introduction 03:00Las Vegas Grand Prix Experience05:58LVGP Qualifying Highlights and Driver Performances08:58Red Bull's Strategy and Technical Challenges11:57Mercedes' Tire Management 14:51DAS is back? 23:00Diving into Qatar: Sprint Weekend Insights28:56Team Dynamics: The McLaren Sprint Controversy35:01Experimentation in Sprint Races: A Strategic Approach40:57Regulations and Penalties: Understanding the Controversies43:03The Aftermath of Controversial Stewarding Decisions45:56Qualifying Strategies and Track Positioning47:59Understanding Tire Strategies and Performance52:57Debris on Track: Safety Concerns and Race Control58:11Penalties and Precedents: A Deep Dive into Race Rules01:08:59Analyzing Team Strategies at Vegas01:10:31Mechanical Failures and Checo's Incident01:13:12The Impact of Penalties on Driver Relationships01:15:51Driver Contracts and Team Dynamics01:19:00Tire Performance and Race Strategy01:22:35Ferrari's Future and Red Bull's Challenges01:27:10Red Bull's  Performance and Team Dynamics https://twitter.com/BrakingBiasPod

Braking Bias is back and In this episode,  Molly and Dr. Obbs break down the latest in Formula 1, focusing on technical drama, race strategies, and standout performances. They tackle the latest improvments to performance by Ferrari and McLaren, discussing upgrades, race strategies, and the challenges both teams face. While also analyzing Max Verstappen's racing tactics, including his penalties and psychological approach to high-stakes racing.Molly and Dr. Obbs discuss how larger F1 cars and recent regulations are shaping race strategies, including the controversial bib adjuster AND tyre allegations. They also reflect on the Brazil Sprint weekend, McLaren’s strong performance, and the timing of the Virtual Safety Car.The hosts explore tire degradation, weather impacts, and F1 qualifying strategies. They debate how innovations and penalties affect team tactics and whether guaranteeing laps after red flags could improve the race experience. https://twitter.com/BrakingBiasPod

In our latest episode, we chat with Calum Nichols, Author, Senior Powertrain Technician, and member of Oracle Red Bull Racings Formula 1 pit crew. Calum gives us an insider’s look at the exhilarating world of F1 race weekends from his point of view. Get ready to dive deep into the high-stakes atmosphere of a race weekend, where every second and moment counts! Calum shares his unique experiences, little-known facts, and answers our burning questions about the intricacies of pit stops and teamwork straight out of the Pit Lane!To learn more about Life in the Pitlane releasing February 7th 2025 see here: https://www.amazon.com/Life-Pitlane-Calum-Nicholas-ebook/dp/B0DHV31DCG https://twitter.com/BrakingBiasPod

LL Cool J said it best F1 and Braking Bias are back and in Baku for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. In this episode Molly and Dr. Obbs rejoice their Monza predictions and then dive into the Baku race. What was going on with the tyres? But even more so, whats going on with McLarens rear wing? Is it legal? Is Checo's wreck with Carlos part of the reason Red Bull is not running their special livery for Singapore? Were they onto something with the fixes needed to their car? You dont want to miss this weeks episode!  https://twitter.com/BrakingBiasPod

Formula 1 is back from summer break and in full swing as is Braking Bias! Back from our summer break to talk all things F1 this episode. In this episode Molly and Dr. Obbs talk all things car performance from the season so far. Where did McLaren's 20 second Dutch dominance come from, and why Red Bull are struggling? Does F1 still have a wake problem? And what are they looking forward to at Monza with upgrades galore expected? The aero (see what they did there) their grievances about the F1 season so far. Has a team found a loop hole in the way the ATR regulations are doled out as part of the cost and aero testing cap era? Will anyone ever leave Molly alone about the Asymmetric Braking regulations? Or how do they feel about the changes to the F1 driver market. Are there some drivers on short leashes and what could it mean for things ahead?  https://twitter.com/BrakingBiasPod

The Braking Bias team is back and ready to take on four wides an quarter miles!In this acton packed episode the team learns all about the world of NHRA Funny Car Drag Racing from the incredible Dean "Guido" Antonelli who is the crew chief for Ron Capps Motorsports in the Funny Car category who took Molly under his wing.  They talk all things NHRA from Guido's stint away from racing and how it shaped his career today, how the power of a car launch makes his apple watch think he's fallen, and their upcoming race weekend in Bristol at Thunder Valley Nationals and the uniqueness that track provides for set ups. They get into how altitude affect tune ups, the vacuum affect under the car, and even what it takes to rebuild an engine between rounds in 1 hour or less! You don't want to miss this and will be an NHRA fan after this one for sure!  https://twitter.com/BrakingBiasPod

Formula 1 returned to Shanghai and there was no shortage of upgrades, tech, excellence and stuff to analyze! On this episode Molly and Dr. Obbs take on the Suzuka and Shanghai swing. They breakdown the Oracle Red Bull Racing long awaited Suzuka upgrade and was it a bust only getting them a tenth a lap? Or are team catching up faster than Red Bull anticipated?! Is McLaren onto something and nailed their car this season? Or has Ferrari figured it out? They also take on the peculiar Alpine  performance during a chaotic Chinese Grand Prix weekend as well as how they felt about the new Sprint Parc Fermme format before talking about the INSANE pit stops performed during the race and propose a challenge. And then they round out with some listener questions - including how Molly feels about Lewis Hamilton signing for Ferrari.  https://twitter.com/BrakingBiasPod

Braking Bias is back with another F1, NASCAR, and IMSA racing jam packed episode! This episode is tires, tyres, and more with lots of great tech talk in between!! The team get things started with discussing the wild Pipo Derani crash in the 12 hours of Sebring before diving into the Food City 500 where tires were the hot topic before tackling the Formula 1 season so far. What did they think of the races so far? Have Mercedes solved their issues? Is there a sign of marked improvement from Ferrari? The upgrade vs performance pipeline. And what do they think each team needs to fix to improve their car for the season? You dont want to miss this!  https://twitter.com/BrakingBiasPod

Braking Bias is back for a jam packed post Formula 1 testing episode breaking down what they can and cant tell about the cars on the F1 grid. What stuck out, what puzzled them? Molly and Dr. Obbs chat a little bit about that wild NASCAR finish too, even what they think Mercedes might be up to with that suspension. You dont want to miss this awesome episode! Settle in and set you bias aside and find out! https://twitter.com/BrakingBiasPod

The dynamic duo is back for Season 2! After an offseason full of rest, relaxation, and recharging our cohosts are back in action and more excited than ever for Season 2. Molly and Doctor Obbs take you through the car launches we've seen so far from the F1 Grid, breaking down cars such as the AMR24, the Alpin A524, some bigfoot level photos of Kick Sauber, tackle listener questions and more as they preview the grids 2024 challegners. What do they think about all that carbon fibre? Or where teams are going to be focusing their innovations this season? Settle in and set you bias aside and find out!  https://twitter.com/BrakingBiasPod

The Braking Bias team is ready to Shake and Bake!Did you know the worlds of Formula 1 and Stock Car racing actually have a lot in common?Braking Bias is super excited to welcome former member of NASCARs Stewart Haas Racing, Brian Murphy to the pod as our first ever guest to talk all things NASCAR and stock cars and their aerodynamics. The team dives right in with explanations of stock car aerodynamics, what makes this current generation different, how similar it is to the current open wheel series, what sort of paradigm shifts have had to occur at teams to work on these new generation of cars. Before tackling downforce loss, set ups, and how to manage the new cars. Stock cars only have 25 total hours of practice in an entire 36 race season compared to 110 in years before, and 70 in Formula 1?  Brian discusses fascinating ways team mange this and the importance of unpacking a car that's ready to go for race weekend and how they have to rely on OEMs and work together with their competition more than ever before to be successful. The team talks a ton of fascinating topics around the world of stock car racing that leaves no shortage of incredible tech talk in this jam packed episode. Settle in and set you bias aside to get Braking Bias. twittter.com/Brian_Murphy_ https://twitter.com/BrakingBiasPod

Welcome back for the 5th episode of Braking Bias! Moll and Dr. Obbs tackle tons of trick tech topics in this episode. They start off with discussing the tyre turmoil in Qatar, how this could have happened from a technical standpoint. Before diving into the driver cooling dilemma and how current aerodynamic design strategies could have contributed, while Molly offers an interesting take around understanding F1 cockpit conditions and what could be done to prevent this again. The team finishes up their Qatar recap discussing how the tyre rules impacted race pace, their take on THAT Lap 1 incident between George Russell and Lewis Hamilton, and ask  'what is going on with Ferrari?' After strong showings in Singapore and Suzuka. Finally the they wrap up with a USGP preview, discussing the upgrades that are expected to debut, what they expect and why COTA is a track to debut them at. Settle in, set your bias aside and get Braking Bias!  https://twitter.com/BrakingBiasPod

Braking Bias is back and you do not want to miss this exciting episode full of awesome tech. Molly and Dr. Obbs start by rewinding to the F1 Singapore and Suzuka Grand Prixes where they tackle:-What the heck was going on with the Red Bull? - Has Mercedes lost their tyre advantage? -Have Flexi wings taken down Aston?-Did Ferrari solve their inconsistencies? -What have we learned from McLaren?Before jumping into what they expect to be a thrilling Qatar Grand Prix in F1s return to Losail International Circuit, a track that looks quite different than F1's last race there. What can they expect from this tricky track? Our teams thought on sprint weekends.  How will teams, tyres, and cars manage the extreme desert heat?  Hows a louver work? And what's the difference between a front and rear limited track?Before tackling the question of Does Red Bull have a serious gearbox issue or was it simply risk vs. reward of their design? You dont want to miss this jam packed episode! Pull up, set your bias aside, and lets get braking bias!  https://twitter.com/BrakingBiasPod

The third time’s the charm! Welcome back for the 3rd installment of Braking Bias! Join Dr. Obbs and Molly as they tackle a ton of tech topics in this jam-packed episode.   Things get started with a review of the Italian Grand Prix as the team discusses how  Ferrari nabbed the shock pole but was unable to convert it to a win on Sunday, including the characteristics that could be contributing to their driver's struggles (or lack thereof) vs the on the nose RB19.  Then they dive into the shocking reported downforce loss across trailing F1 cars from 2021 to the present and what could be contributing to it. Are we right back to square one? Should the FIA step in?  And is F1 the only series with this trailing car struggle?  After that deep dive, it's time to explore who could find success in Singapore for the upcoming race weekend, how the track changes in Sector 3 could shake up the field, and what the hosts expect from an upgrades standpoint.   You don't want to miss either Tech Bias segment of this episode! Molly leads a discussion on the mysterious case of F1 car's electrical issues in Singapore and how teams have to prepare specifically for this race weekend. Dr. Obbs takes us on a deep dive into the AMR22 vs AMR23 and what contributed to the success of one car and the shortcomings of the other that's allowed Aston Martin to find so much success this season.    There is no shortage of tech talk in this episode, so settle in, set your bias aside, and let's get Braking Bias!  https://twitter.com/BrakingBiasPod

Braking Bias Episode 2 is here! Join our two Co-hosts as they have too much fun covering everything from the Dutch Grand Prix, to what they expect to see from teams in Monza, even jumping over the pond to talk NASCAR. Join Molly and Dr. Obbs as they dive in and discuss. The episode kicks off with a review of the chaotic Dutch Grand Prix which was jam packed with new tech, lots of learnings, and even more action. Followed by a preview of what they expect at the Temple of Speed this weekend for the Italian Grand Prix. How far are teams going to go with their Monza specs to get the most gains? And which teams do they have high expectations for? What the heck is this mysterious TD018  coming into effect?! The team explains. Then Molly leads a discussion about NASCAR aerodynamics and how it leads to a violent wreck that shocked the motorsports world in the Coke Zero Sugar 400, and then they close out with some listener questions. Settle in, set your bias aside, and lets get Braking Bias!  https://twitter.com/BrakingBiasPod

Welcome to Braking Bias! The motorsports tech podcast where the only bias we have is for motorsports tech! Join Co-hosts Molly and Dr. Obbs as they explore their highs and lows from the first half of the F1 season thus far. The cover McLaren's mid season resurgence, Aston Martin's fall off,  and Mercedes continued challenges. They also discuss hierarchy of Power Units so far, explore the use of AI in motorsports with AI's Quantum Black and Pit Rho, and Dr. Obbs leads a discussion around why we see teams taking such drastic measures with their Rear Wing End Plates. https://twitter.com/BrakingBiasPod