Short Corners
Enjoy Short Corners with your host, Peter Windsor. A championship-winning F1 Team Manager (with Williams) and General Manager (at Suderia Ferrari), Peter is also the recipient of six international awards for F1 journalism and of the Lorenzo Bandini Gold Medal for his services to motor sport. Listen to Peter's absorbing livestreams and special features, all packed with F1 anecdotes and Peter's unique ability to recognise and to explain the precise styles of today's F1 drivers. Short Corners? A phrase originally coined by Rob Wilson to explain the extra-ordinary talent of the greatest F1 stars, founded on the principles of The Friction Circle.
Short Corners
Latest Episodes
Camchat 0112 (Singapore debrief) feat. Cameron with Peter Windsor
Time to sit back and enjoy Peter's Monday morning Singapore GP debrief with @Cameron-Cc . With thanks to Jetcraft, the world's largest buyer and seller of...
2026 F1 Singapore GP - full analysis with Peter Windsor
Enjoy the full breadth of the Singapore with Peter's Friday-to-Sunday analysis, including the time Max Verstappen lost with radio issues in Free Practice; the fight for the Sprint pole; Max's Sprint win and real pole; and the spectacular night ...
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F1 Livestream 1007 (post-Sepang, pre-Singapore) with Peter Windsor
Falling, as it did, between Sepang and Singapore, there was plenty to debrief and preview in this livestream with Peter. Singapore will be a sprint weekend, which nudges things a little further in the direction of Red Bull and Max Verstappen - ...
2026 F1 Bahrain GP in Malaysia (Sepang) - full analysis by Peter Windsor
From Friday through to Sunday, Peter analyses the key elements of F1's return to the legendary Sepang track in Malaysia, scene of the "Bahrain GP" that was cancelled earlier in the year due to the unrest in the Middle East. After a slow s...
2026 F1 GP of Azerbaijan - full analysis with Peter Windsor
Excluding the staged one-twos of the Michael Schumacher/Ferrari era, Baku produced the closest F1 finish since...Jerez, 1986, when Ayrton Senna's Lotus-Renault crossed the line only 0.014 ahead of Nigel Mansell's Williams-Honda. At Baku, 2026, ...
