One mate. Plenty of chaos.
The cold open gets a little too literal
Bayley is bedridden, so Jack runs the show solo and sends him a get-well-soon. The blue-paint Williams forfeit from Episode 20 did land, but Jack is saving the transformation until Bayley can witness it in person. The Jordan jacket gets another day.
George goes grand slam
A quiet opening gives way to a frantic Baku finish. Jack weighs Russell's control of the weekend against Verstappen closing to just 0.196 seconds at the flag. Antonelli recovers from P16 to P5, leaving Russell 66 points behind him. Naturally, Jack turns the title fight into an Order 66 reference.
Oscar holds the line, then McLaren lose out
Jack picks apart Piastri's defence against Verstappen, especially the time Oscar finds through the technical middle sector. The late lock-up changes everything. Oscar ends up P13 and Norris retires after the Alpine collision, leaving McLaren pointless and the McLarethon parked at 8 km.
Hadjar has entered the argument
Red Bull's race pace catches Jack's attention, but Isack Hadjar is the real talking point. After outqualifying Max and letting him through in the race, Hadjar wants more pace from the car ahead. Jack asks how much more he might have shown if the order had been reversed.
Sepang, straight from the cockpit
Two huge straights, wide braking zones, heat and the prospect of rain have Jack backing Sepang for race of the year. Zara Horn joins by voice note to describe driving the circuit in an F4 car with the Ferrari Driver Academy. Her standout memory: heading towards Turns 1 and 2 without being able to see where the corner goes.
Can George do it again?
Jack looks ahead to Russell keeping the title fight alive, Antonelli responding to a messy qualifying session and McLaren finding a reset. Red Bull's sudden speed adds another question. The Malaysia preview is full of optimism about overtaking, tyre wear and first-lap chaos; the podium picks are firmly Jack's predictions.
One host, one extra bad decision
Jack backs Russell to win ahead of Verstappen and Norris, with Colapinto last. If Antonelli finishes ahead of Russell, Jack promises an ice bucket challenge after the podcast, followed by a pack of flour over his head. Bayley's absence has done nothing to improve the decision-making.
A Baku debrief and Sepang preview, with Jack's opinions and predictions from the final episode. For the official race record, see the Azerbaijan Grand Prix results. The official calendar lists the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia at Sepang from 2 to 4 October.