It was once again a great weekend of racing and Howard and Jesse discussed everything that went down in Italy on Episode 9 of Five Red Lights.

Max Verstappen and Red Bull looked as fast as ever, taking the lead on the first turn of the race and never looking back. Howard and Jesse talk about if this what we should expect from Max and Red Bull moving forward.

They also discuss a strong day for Ferrari after a disappointing Qualifying round, and another strong showing from McLaren.

Plus, Howard gives his thoughts on the Indy 500, and an important discussion is had about social media and F1 fans.

Then, Jesse talks about his trip to Monaco, and what it was like walking the track at the famed circuit (spoiler...it was awesome) and then they give their picks for the Monaco GP!

On this week's Five Red Lights, Howard and Jesse break down what turned out to be a fantastic weekend in Miami.

The boys discuss just how close it was to being the weekend of Kimi Antonelli, but bad luck in the pits ruined any chances of that.

Lando lucked into yet another win in Miami, benefiting from a safety car once again. However, this time it was for the sprint race...but a win is a win.

Oscar once again showed that he just may be the man to beat this year, taking home yet another win and growing his lead in the World Drivers Championship standings.

Plus...

-Alexander Albon gets major props from the boys on how well he's performed this year

-Howard goes OFF on Alpine for how they've handled Jack Doohan's time with the team

-Predictions are made for Round 7 at Imola

The boys are back for another episode to discuss everything that's been going on during the off-week ahead of the Miami GP.

Howard and Jesse start off by discussing the F1 Engine Battle for 2026 and what teams have a leg up on the competition.

They also talk about the rumors surrounding Cadillac and who their drivers will be for their inaugural season.

Then, a deep discussion about what Aston Martin's future may hold after Fernando Alonso dropped some cryptic quotes this past week.

Which leads to the boys speculating if Fernando Alonso should leave F1 all together after McLaren said they'd love to have him behind the wheel of one of their cars again. Could it be in WEC???