
F1 journalist Joe Saward takes advantage of a break between races to stop by and discuss the stories currently dominating the sport.

Following a dramatic season opening race, Joe Saward springs an impromptu show on us to talk about events that shaped the Australian Grand Prix.

With a brand new Formula One season about to get underway, journalist Joe Saward joins us from Australia to talk lineup changes, testing form and what to expect this weekend in Melbourne.

With another full F1 season under his belt, Joe stops by to look back on that oh-so dramatic season finale and reflect on a fine year of racing. This time out, we talk impressions of Austin, the hidden cost of selling technology, a marvellous battle for tenth and why every inch counts.

Riding the coattails of a hectic 2012 season, F1 journalist Joe Saward takes time out ahead of the final races to catch up on what's new in the world of motorsport. From the adorable man with a large pile of money, to the fundamental flaw of Schumacher's comeback, Joe finds time to fill us in on the who, what, where and when of Formula One.

After a well earned summer break, Joe is back on the road again as Formula 1 turns it up a notch for the final half of the season. Amongst the chaos, Joe squeezes in a quick conversation to catch up on news from the last few races.

Joe returns from a very wet weekend in the British countryside to catch up on four race's worth of F1 stories, including why it's impossible to make a wrong stewarding decision, giving sponsors more value for money and the magnetic attraction of Monisha's boots.

The French Riviera is Joe's locale of choice, as we quiz the man on all matters Formula 1. Ahead of the Monaco Grand Prix and with a quarter of the season under his belt, the top of a mountain turns out to be a good place to view the big picture.

Returning unscathed from Bahrain, Joe takes time out from some well earned rest to talk all things Formula 1, including recognising terrific performances, who looks ordinary on a bad day, and the all new boisterous Nico Rosberg.

Joe catches up with news and gossip ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix, from being bombarded with propaganda to the win that shouldn't have been. There is discussion of that press release, receiving a round of applause in hospitality, plus how not to react when things go badly.

We wake Joe from his jet-lagged slumber to talk all things motor racing, following a hectic start to the season. Discussion covers the need for a figurehead at Williams, how Pirelli redefined the challenge for 2012, filing stories over Iran, plus what a difference an engine makes.

The 2012 F1 season starts right here, right now as Joe returns from a hectic off-season to catch up on all the news that's fit to discuss in motor sport. We talk negotiating ploys from Bernie, crash testing in component form, plus drivers with money versus drivers without.

With the F1 season over for another year, Joe takes time to look back on 2011, on undervalued engineers, on the human damage of Formula 1 and on the kind of places the sport should be going.

Joe avoids an electrifying hotel incident to catch up on the most important Formula 1 news before the season comes to a close.

Before Joe headed off to India for the must-see event of the season, he found time to catch up on all the Formula 1 news and gossip from the past few weeks.

We catch up with Joe Saward after a hectic weekend in Singapore, to discuss all matters Formula 1. From selling concepts and other clever stuff, to breaking records through incompetence and the nature of competitive journalism.

Joe Saward returns from an extended summer break to bring us all the news from the Formula 1 world. With the 2012 calendar confirmed we discuss alternating motor races, a village with a happy atmosphere, taking F1 to Le Mans and China's giant paddock Pac-Man.

Dropping in for a chat, following the British GP and fresh from a successful 'Audience With..' at Stowe School, Joe Saward tackles Formula 1's big issues. Cost-cutting claptrap, incentives to invest and rocking the regulations are but a few of the topics covered in this episode of An Aside with Joe.

Joe returns from the never ending Grand Prix to chat about all things F1, including the abundance of puns in Montreal, how Lewis Hamilton has kept himself to himself and why the right calls were made in the name of safety.

Joe makes it back from a frenetic Grand Prix in Turkey to pass comment and judgement on all matters related to Formula 1 and much more. In this show, Joe compares rocket ships, explains why overtaking still isn't easy and pits some young soldiers against an old man.
| 1 | Sebastian Vettel | 89 | |
| 2 | Kimi Räikkönen | 85 | |
| 3 | Fernando Alonso | 72 | |
| 4 | Lewis Hamilton | 50 | |
| 5 | Felipe Massa | 45 |
| 1 | Infiniti Red Bull Racing | 131 | |
| 2 | Scuderia Ferrari | 117 | |
| 3 | Lotus F1 Team | 111 | |
| 4 | Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team | 72 | |
| 5 | Sahara Force India F1 Team | 32 |
| Australian Grand Prix | 17 Mar |
| Malaysian Grand Prix | 24 Mar |
| Chinese Grand Prix | 14 Apr |
| Bahrain Grand Prix | 21 Apr |
| Spanish Grand Prix | 12 May |