After a few weeks of a midseason break, F1 is back and this time its taking a tour of the America's starting in Austin and the Circuit of the Americas for the US Grand Prix. We're down to only six races left in the F1 calendar and hosts Alex Kirry and Dan Jimenez breakdown not just this weekend's race in Texas but how the rest of the season could shake out in what has become a very interesting constructors title race but also what we hope will be a close Driver's Championship. Dan also gets into the nitty gritty on Red Bull's use of a "device" that allowed right height to be changed secretly between qualifying and the race. With only a slap on the wrist, is it enough punishment? Finally, the guys chop it up on the rumors of the new driver's on the grid and give out their dream and real podium predictions.

Hosts Alex Kirry and Dan Jimenez jam during this F1 mini vacation talking ab out the Singapore GP, guess how the WDC and Constructors titles will end up. Daniel Ricciardo is unceremoniously stripped of his seat at RB/VCARD and it looks as though the Honey Badger might be totally done in the sport. McLaren and Lando Norris have found something extra that could put him over the top vs. Max in the driver's championship but will there be enough time to catch the reigning 3X champion? Ferrari had a disasterous Singapore and Mercedes doesn't appear to have what it takes to take the next step to keep contending this season. McLaren is currently the team to beat. Plus, the race in Austin looms at COTA this month. This could be an exciting final stretch of the season.

Hosts Dan Jimenez and Alex Kirry review how Monza and the Italian GP went as Red Bull is being rundown by other teams on the grid. Charles Leclerc got a career win at the temple of speed but it was McLaren who is getting closer and closer in the constructors title race to Red Bull as both Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris battled one another for a race win but ended up leaving Norris further from Max Verstappen than he could have been. Can Baku deliver another unpredictable race? Plus, the guys discuss the move of F1's most famed technical director, Adrian Newey from Red Bull to Aston Martin. Lawrence Stroll won the sweepstakes for the winningest car desgner of all-time. Will it change the fortunes for Aston?