The Austrian Grand Prix weekend is underway, but there was plenty to discuss before the cars even hit the track.

This week I unpack the FIA’s proposal to remove presidential term limits and what it could mean for the future governance of Formula One. I also discuss Rachel Brookes’ departure from Sky F1 and the online abuse she has spoken about in recent weeks.

I then share my latest Paddock Outsider article, Ten Questions: Austrian Grand Prix, before wrapping up the show with a recap of qualifying and a look ahead to Sunday’s race.

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This week on Late Night F1, Jason Cox examines Alpine’s successful appeal that saw Pierre Gasly regain his Monaco podium after a pit lane speeding penalty was overturned. Was justice served, or has Formula One opened a can of worms when it comes to the finality of race results?

He then turns his attention to Barcelona, breaking down the key talking points from qualifying and what they might mean for the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix.

As always, Late Night F1 looks beyond the lap times to explore the stories shaping the sport we love.

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This week on Late Night F1, Jason is running on fumes as he shares his busy weekend covering the Monaco Grand Prix while preparing his weekly article for Paddock Outsider.

Then, Jason talks about what a regular Monaco breakfast would look like.

Plus, a look back at Saturday's qualifying results where Kimi Antonelli continued his outstanding form and put his Mercedes on pole position for the race.

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