Travis Pastrana takes on the Outback, Sydney’s Harbour, and Bathurst’s Mount Panorama among other locales, from behind the wheel of the Subaru “Brataroo” 9500 Turbo — a re-imagining of a 1978 Subaru BRAT engineered as a purpose-built Gymkhana weapon.
Max Verstappen Drives the New Ford Mustang GTD with Chris Harris | Ford Performance | Red Bull Ford Powertrains.
Join four-time Formula 1 World Champion Max Verstappen and automotive expert ChrisHarrisOnCars on an unforgettable road trip in two legendary FordPerformance machines.
Kicking things off in the iconic Ford RS200, Max and Chris dive into the evolution of driving styles, the role of relentless practice in Max’s rise to the top of F1, and the mindset it takes to stay there. Then it’s off to the track, where Max unleashes the all-new Ford Mustang GTD — a road-legal performance beast built to dominate.
Along the way, they discuss:
– The upcoming 2026 F1 regulation changes
– Ford’s rich motorsport legacy
– And the excitement building as Ford prepares to return to the Formula 1 grid with Red Bull Racing in 2026
NASCAR is heading to San Diego for one of the most unique events in motorsports history — a 2026 race weekend at Naval Base Coronado. Featuring drivers, real Navy personnel, and a location unlike anything we’ve raced on before, this cinematic launch video sets the tone for Father’s Day weekend 2026 when we Race the Base.
You ask, F1 Explains! Katie Osborne and Christian Hewgill put your Formula 1 questions to drivers, engineers and more of the great people from behind the scenes of our favourite sport.
Go an question about how F1 works? Record it as a voice note or write it in an email, then send it to Why@F1.com
For in-depth interviews with F1’s biggest stars, listen to F1 Beyond The Grid. For race reviews and previews, listen to F1 Nation.
Shift+F1 is a podcast about speedy race cars hosted by Drew Scanlon, Danny O’Dwyer, and Rob Zacny.
Originally called Alt+F1, the podcast was created in 2014 as a way for us to teach ourselves about the crazy sport of Formula 1. F1 can often feel intimidating and exclusive, so by keeping a humble, beginner-friendly approach, we hope to introduce as many people as possible to the sport we love.
