This week on Late Night F1, Jason Cox responds to listener questions and reflects on a familiar thought becoming a little harder to ignore — the growing sense that Kimi Antonelli and Ferrari may not be as unlikely a future pairing as it once seemed.

There are also thoughts on Zak Brown’s concerns around multi-team ownership, renewed intrigue around Alpine following reported interest from Toto Wolff and Christian Horner, and the debut of a new segment, What Are We Doing Here?

Formula One, late at night.

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This week on Late Night F1, Jason Cox looks at the growing impact of Kimi Antonelli and what his rise could mean for future driver movement across the grid.

There are also thoughts on the proposed 2027 engine changes, renewed discussion around the possible return of V8 engines, and recent public comments from Juan Pablo Montoya and Lance Stroll.

This week on Late Night F1, Jason Cox looks at the shifting pieces around the paddock — from Gianpiero Lambiase leaving Red Bull to become Chief Racing Officer at McLaren, to Allan McNish taking on a new role at Audi, and the return of Turkey to the F1 calendar.

There’s also a reflection on recent comments from F1 President Stefano Domenicali, a few thoughts on the way the sport explains itself, and what’s actually stood out on track in Miami so far this weekend.

And somewhere in all of that, a $150 hot dog.

This is Formula One, late at night.