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Episode 20 of The @StelvioAuto Show gives our reactions and expectations from the news that Pierre Gasly has been confirmed at Alpine with Nyck de Vries replacing him, joining the grid in 2023. We discuss the thinking behind their moves, how they will do against thier teammates, and who will fill the final two seats on the grid. Hosted by Sean Smith. Joined by Sam Green.

Episode 19 of The @StelvioAuto Show reviews races 8 to 16 of the 2022 Formula 1 season. As the pecking order began to settle in, we saw how the development race as well as the on-track strategies have lead to the season potentially being over as soon as the next race at Singapore. Hosted by Sean Smith. Joined by Sam Green.

Episode 18 of The @StelvioAuto Show takes a look at the new Porsche 911 and Ferrai 296 GT3 cars shown off last week and explore what they offer to Le Mans when they hit La Sarthe in 2024. We also discuss what the other GT3 entrants offer the WEC in finally expanding the representation of the GT class. Hosted by Sean Smith. Joined by Sam Green, Chris Strickland and James Montgomery.

Episode 16 of The @StelvioAuto Show review the first 7 races of the 22 race 2022 Formula 1 season. As the circus settles itself in for the long haul, we take a look back at the first third of the season, looking at who has impressed, the big talking points up and down the grid and who looks set for title glory. Hosted by Sean Smith. Joined by Sam Green and Chris Strickland.

Episode 14 of The @StelvioAuto Show gives you the lowdown on the 3 days of F1 winter testing (plus another 3 days of "shakedown" running that happened in Barcelona) We look at the big stories of the test, which teams are in trouble and what to look forward to in the new season. Hosted by Sean Smith. Joined by Sam Green.

Episode 13 of The @StelvioAuto Show takes a look at the 2022 F1 cars which have finally been revealed to thw world, ready for winter testing and the new season. From a limited number of images and slightly patchy technical knowledge, we decide from more or less only the images we've seen, how the 2022 championship will result in an exclusive early prediction. Hosted by Sean Smith. Joined by Sam Green.

Episode 12 of The @StelvioAuto Show asks the question of does money still garuntee you success in modern motorsport, and if so, how far down the ladder does it have an effect? We debate all the big, top line series from F1 to the WRC, all the way down to club level motorsport and sim racing. Spoiler alert, not all series have the same reactions when money is involved. Hosted by Sean Smith. Joined by Christopher Strickland and Sam Green.

Episode 8 of The @StelvioAuto Show takes a look at the complete (as possible) history of the 10 Formula 1 teams racing on the 2021 grid. With the consistency of Ferrari to the rediculous game of Guess Who of the current Aston Martin team, we go through the names and stories which made the grid what it is after 70s years of F1. Hosted by Sean Smith. Joined by Sam Green and Christopher Strickland.

Episode 6 of The @StelvioAuto Show reviews the second big crash of the 2021 F1 season. We discuss who, if anyone, is to blame, how and where the next crash may happen, and who of Verstappen and Hamilton is going to emerge as Champion. Hosted by Sean Smith. Joined by Sam Green and Chris Strickland.

Episode 4 of The @StelvioAuto Show takes a look through the first half of the 2021 F1 World Championship. Going through the field, team by team, we discuss the highs and lows of the season so far and what we think the second half of the year will have in store between Verstappen and Hamilton, Ferrari and McLaren, and more. Hosted by Sean Smith. Joined by Joe Freeston.

Episode 3 of The @StelvioAuto Show gives you part two of our five part mini-series looking back at our favourite cars from the near-30 year history of the LMP classes of Le Mans. From its origins after the fall of Group C, through to modern day, we bring you some of the best cars to compete at the greatest race in the world. Hosted by Sean Smith. Joined by Sam Green, James Montgomery and Alistair Walker.