After Tyler Reddick won the Daytona 500 to kickstart another season, Mics Out picks out the key narratives set to dominate a season of new beginnings and unknowns in Nascar.

How will permanent charters affect team values and investment moving forward? And will the absence of Steve Phelps have a long-term impact on the sport's direction?

Listen out for the full discussion, as well as analysis of Formula 1's decision to offer a surprise contract extension to the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.

Cian and Tom also discuss the line between sport and entertainment after Formula E let influencers loose behind the wheel in Jeddah.

After Tyler Reddick won the Daytona 500 to kickstart another season, Mics Out picks out the key narratives set to dominate a season of new beginnings and unknowns in Nascar.

How will permanent charters affect team values and investment moving forward? And will the absence of Steve Phelps have a long-term impact on the sport's direction?

Listen out for the full discussion, as well as analysis of Formula 1's decision to offer a surprise contract extension to the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.

Cian and Tom also discuss the line between sport and entertainment after Formula E let influencers loose behind the wheel in Jeddah.

One month into the new year and Formula 1 has barely paused for breath on the commercial front.

At the time of recording, 34 partnerships had been announced - a rate of more than one per day. But which team has cut through the noise to make the best impression so far?

Cian and Tom review the sponsorship strategies of each team on the F1 grid and picks out the deals which have particularly caught the eye.

The team also look back over the shakedown in Barcelona and ask the all-important question: does it actually matter?

This month, Formula E headed to Mexico City for its best-attended event of the season, and Mics Out went along to witness it first hand.

Across the weekend, Cian sits down with chief executive Jeff Dodds, chief championship officer Alberto Longo, and vice president of sustainability Julia Palle, to find out about how Formula E is setting itself up for the Gen4 era.

Plus, hear from the team bosses at Porsche, Nissan, and Andretti on how they devise their commercial strategies in a difficult sponsorship landscape.

As another year gets underway, the Mics Out team offer their predictions for the 2026 season.

Who's winning their respective championships? Cian, Tom and Pete play Nostradamus for F1, Nascar, IndyCar, MotoGP and Formula E.

Cian and Tom also offer in-depth Formula 1 predictions despite having no idea who will emerge on top in the new regulations - what could go wrong? Also, look out for a controversial prediction or two.

Cian also brings a Christmas stocking filler into the office to challenge Tom to a New Year quiz.

The Mics Out Christmas special is here as Cian Brittle and Tom Brown are joined by SportsPro's Steve McCaskill and Josh Sim for a chaotic end-of-year showdown. From F1 storylines and 2025 season drama to circuit-drawing challenges, buzzer rounds and bold predictions, the team battle through four quiz rounds to decide this year’s champion.

Jet lag won't stop Mics Out this week as the team reviews the Las Vegas Grand Prix while Cian adjusts to UK timings after a hectic weekend.

At 26:07, we shift gears into an exclusive interview with Brian Herbst, chief media and revenue officer at Nascar, to review the first year of the series' new media rights deal.

Listen out for insights into how the poor ratings on USA Network affected the playoffs format, why TNT and Prime Video exceeded expectations, and how the championship's commercial conversations are shaping up ahead of 2026.

The Las Vegas Grand Prix has established itself as one of F1's most commercially impactful events after a polarising debut in 2023.

Ahead of the third edition of the race, BlackBook Motorsport editor Cian Brittle sat down with Emily Prazer, chief commercial officer of Formula 1 and president of the Las Vegas Grand Prix, and Steve Hill, president and chief executive of the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority.

Following a review of the recent Brazilian Grand Prix, listen to this exclusive interview (16:32) covering off the logistical effort that goes into the race, how organisers are trying to revolutionise fan engagement, and establishing Las Vegas as a year-round destination for Formula 1.