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The Inside Line F1 Podcast is produced by Rishi Kapoor and Kunal Shah

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The 2013 Malaysian Grand Prix provided all the excitement on and off track. My post \u2018Emotions, Tensions And Vettel Score A Win\u2019 saw debates and opinions fly all over on my Formula1 blog and on social media. While the initial comments were all in favour of Webber, the scales tilted Vettel and his ruthlessness as fans slept over the incident! Hopefully Webber did too\u2026!

Given the incidents and topics in Sepang over the Malaysian GP weekend, Rishi and I had to make an effort to keep this Formula1 podcast short and simple. When we saw the final length, I know we had succeeded in our efforts. Here\u2019s what\u2019s in store for you:

-\tMulti 21, we try and dissect the term! Rishi gets innovative in his ways, again.\n-\tWebber vs Vettel, we give our view on the situation. We try and establish how both drivers saw the incident. And did this incident showcase an imbalance of power in Red Bull Racing? \n-\tAlso, could Red Bull Racing have managed this better? And we mean like Brawn did at Mercedes?\n-\tOn the Hamilton vs Rosberg incident, we offer our view too. Will Brawn take Rosberg\u2019s side when it is time to? \n-\tRishi\u2019s question - \u2018Why on earth did Perez pit on the penultimate lap\u2019? And I try answer it!\n-\tWhat if Mclaren served Hamilton\u2019s Mercedes? Who would FIA penalize and why?\n-\tFinally, Ferrari and Alonso\u2019s first lap mistake. Argh! Who is to blame?\n-\tAnd Rishi believes that there was one driver who used Harry Potter\u2019s \u2018invisibility cloak\u2019 in Sepang. Any guesses who it was?\n-\tWe try and establish why Jules Bianchi and Marussia were probably the only happy team-driver pair to leave Sepang on Sunday night!

Much like Narain and Karun, we too move away from Formula1 as we go talking about Narain\u2019s switch to AutoGP and Karun\u2019s decision to race in the FIA GT Series. Some interesting content for Indian Motorsport fans!

And as Rishi asks, is controversy good for sport? Go hear what our view is\u2026!

Our earlier podcast \u2018If Schumacher Turns TV Commentator\u2019 received some rave reviews. If you\u2019ve not heard it already, go ahead and do so. (http://bit.ly/13SV8Ap)