The Story of Andrea Moda

1993: The Year Formula 1 and IndyCar Collided — Who Wore the True Crown of Motorsport?As the reigning Formula 1 World Champion made a bold leap to IndyCar, and the actual IndyCar champion crossed over to F1, the 1993 season became a historic showdown: Which series truly reigned supreme? Meanwhile, Schumacher fever swept across Germany, igniting a new era of passion for the sport.Dive into the 1993 Formula 1 season, a thrilling chapter where legends clashed, innovation thrived, and the sport stood at the crossroads of change. It was a year of brilliance, controversy, and nostalgia, one that redefined motorsport forever.Join Patrick Henz as he uncovers the moments that made 1993 unforgettable. 🏁🔥

Viewed from the side, an early 1990s Formula 1 car instantly evokes the sleek silhouette of a shark. But this isn’t the only time motorsports have drawn inspiration from these majestic creatures. In this video, Patrick Henz explores the influence of shark-inspired designs, from aerodynamics to technical innovations like matte finishes and riblet films, and how they have shaped the world of racing.

The legendary Mercedes Junior Team launched the careers of Karl Wendlinger, Michael Schumacher, and Heinz-Harald Frentzen in Formula 1. In this episode, Patrick Henz explores how this unconventional path helped develop these young drivers into racing stars.

In this episode, Patrick Henz discusses the upcoming 2026 Formula 1 season, breaking down the latest regulatory changes and their potential impact on the sport. But here’s the twist: Patrick puts three leading Large Language Models - Google Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, and Mistral AI - to the test, each operating in its unique "researcher mode."The results? Surprisingly divergent predictions. A must-listen for F1 fans, AI enthusiasts, and anyone curious about the intersection of technology and regulation. Buckle up, this episode is as much about the race as it is about the algorithms predicting it

The infamous Andrea Moda team competed in Formula 1 for just one season, yet enough to stay in the fans' collective mind.In this episode, Patrick Henz examines the team’s founder, Andrea Sassetti, and the dramatic events that unfolded within the small team.

The 1992 Formula 1 season was defined by the technically dominant Williams-Renault FW14B, driven by Nigel Mansell and Riccardo Patrese. The reigning champion, Ayrton Senna, fought hard to keep his McLaren-Honda competitive, while Benetton-Ford emerged as a rising force, thanks in part to the talent of its young star, Michael Schumacher.In this video, Patrick Henz breaks down the key drivers, cars, and technological developments that shaped this memorable season.

In 2025, Alfa Romeo introduced the 4C - Collezioni GT "Nicola Larini," offering Patrick Henz a timely opportunity to explore Larini’s career, from his Formula 1 stints with Coloni, Osella, Ligier, Ferrari, and Sauber to his achievements in touring car championships, particularly with Alfa Romeo.

Ayrton Senna’s genius, Nigel Mansell’s relentless charge, and the rise of a young Michael Schumacher. The 1991 Formula 1 World Championship was a masterclass in speed, strategy, and sheer willpower.

In this episode, Patrick Henz turns the spotlight on one of the underdogs of Formula 1: Racing Engines Life. Led by the charismatic founder Ernesto Vita, the team stormed into the 1990 season with a radical W12 engine, designed by former Ferrari engineer Franco Rocchi. Through the lens of each weekend’s pre-qualifying results, we uncover the story behind their struggles; and why, despite their failures, Life found a lasting place in the hearts of Formula 1 fans.

In the Data Driven Formula 1 Holiday Special, Patrick Henz takes viewers on a thought-provoking journey through the past, present, and future of Formula 1. From the meaning of "data" in the 1950s to the challenges of sustainability today, and even the possibility of AI stepping into the role of team managers, the discussion bridges eras and ideas.Alongside legendary drivers like Juan Manuel Fangio, Stirling Moss, and Lewis Hamilton - and a few unexpected guests – he explores the intersection of technology, ethics, and the timeless passion that defines the sport. A blend of history, innovation, and the human stories that drive Formula 1 forward.