Radio Le Mans: Recent Episodes
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John Fitzpatrick discusses his career, from the early days in a Mini, through the Broadspeed Anglias and Cologne Capris right up to running his own Porsche team.
Alan Brewer tells Paul Tarsey about the plans for Goodwood to ‘cross the pond’ and how he will be very involved in setting up the new operation which will take much of the flavour of GRRC to the USA. Jim Roller digs into the auctions during Monterey Car Week and Paul Jurd looks back at the Festival of Speed.
Peter Macaky reports on Rally finland, John Dagys joins John Hindhaugh with the latest sports car news in Double Stint, and can Nick Daman bounce back to win in The Answer’s Not Scott Dixon.
Erin Cechal has an update from the Mazda MX5 Cup and Peter Mackay reports on Rally Poland
Plus calendar news, Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Hungarian Grand Prix and a Big Interview with Mikey Taylor.
Matt Hunter talks to composer Stephen Baysted to talk about this often overlooked element of racing game production.
John Hindhaugh and Nick Daman try to answer the question “why is MotoGP so unpopular in the UK?”
Peter Mackay reports on Rally Estonia, there’s a team-by-team review of the Belgian Grand Prix, and what’s on in Stockton on Tees.
This week’s Big Interview is with Andreas Roos of BMW.
John Hindhaugh looks back at World Superbikes at Donington Park. and there’s sportscar news with John Dagys in the Double Stint.
The team looks at Indycar’s driver merry-go-round, Peter Mackay looks back at the Rally Roma Capitale and Nick Daman gives his team by team review of the British Grand Prix.
Ross Brawn tells Paul Tarsey about the takeover of the Honda Grand Prix team, the creation of the Brawn F1 organisation and the subsequent fairytale World Championship with Jenson Button.
And if you think that the British Grand Prix started at Silverstone; think again: The first ever BGP was at Brooklands 100 years ago, in 1926. Allan Winn from the Brooklands Museum will talk about the exciting plans they have to celebrate this important centenary.
Paul Jurd looks back 100 years and brings us a race report from Brooklands and Jim Roller, Paul Jurd and Paul Tarsey discuss the reasons why Stirling Moss never won the World Championship.
And we look forward to the Goodwood Festival of Speed and Classic Nostalgia at Shelsley Walsh.
Peter Mackay looks back at the Acropolis Rally, Nick Daman reviews Moto GP’s trip to Assen, plus the team by team review of F1’s Austrian Grand Prix.
Andrew Cotton previews the Crowdstrike Spa 24 hours, there’s calendar news from the FIA WEC and Formula E, and John Dagys joins John Hindhaugh for another Double Stint,
Plus Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix.
Jonny Palmer and Paul Truswell discuss what they'[ve learnt after six hours of action at Le Mans.
John Hindhaugh goes to Silverstone with Cadillar Hertz Team Jota to find out what happens at the final shakedown ahead of Le Mans.
John Hindhaugh talks to drivers in the Place de la République for the first day of scrutineering.
Motorsport legend Ross Brawn talks to Paul Tarsey about his life in Formula One from his earliest days with Williams and then working with Michael Schumacher, through to that fairytale year of 2009 when he won the World Championship with Jenson Button.
Derek Daly tells Paul about his life on both sides of the Atlantic. Derek talks very frankly about the difficult time he spent as Keke Rosberg’s Williams team mate and then his transition to Indycars. He is also painfully honest about a very serious accident in 1984 and the long slow recovery.
Plus Nick Padmore on his up-and-down Monaco Historique weekend and Jim Roller reports on the auction scene.
Looking back at the Indy 500, and ahead to the Spa 24 hours. Plus Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Canadian Grand Prix.
Peter Cate relives the Nürburgring 24 hours, John Hindhaugh talks to Mackenzie Cresswell about his move to GT4, and ahead of the Indy 500 there’s another game of The Answer’s Not Scott Dixon.
John Hindhaugh previews the Nürburgring 24 hours, and Peter Mackay looks back at Rally Portugal.
A look at the life and times of Lella Lombardi: Jon Saltinstall argues that, although famous for being the world’s most successful female F1 driver, there was much more to her than that.
Experienced historic racer Saif Assam tells Paul Tarsey about the cars he competes in, and Rob Young and Arnout Kok talk about the amazing South African F1 ‘specials’ of the 1960s.
There is a debrief from Jim Roller on Monaco Historique and the Goodwood Members Meeting and Paul Jurd looks back at why Barry Sheene and James Hunt were so important to British morale in 1976.
John Hindhaugh talks to Hayden Paddon after his WRC podium in Croatia; Nick Daman gives his team by team verdict of the Miami Grand Prix, plus Justin Adakonis on his Mazda season so far, and another round of The Answer’s Not Scott Dixon.
Peter Mackay reports from the Rally Islas Canarias, John Dagyslooks ahead to Laguna Seca, and there’s a new gameshow: Pointless
Nick Daman explains why F1 drivers could be going to prison in Italy. This week’s Big Interview is with Hyundai’s Andrew Wheatley.
Matt and Steve are joined by Daniel Newman of Daniel Newman Racing.
The ESCC Prologue and SRi Sunday Superstars series are also reviewed.
John dagys previews IMSA at Long Beach in the Double Stint, Nick Daman has F1 news, Peter Mackay looks back at Rally Croatia and there’s a Big Interview with Pipo Derani.
Plus Antonio Giovanazzi and another round of The Answer’s Not Scott Dixon.
John Hindhaugh reports from Imola ahead of the start of the new World Endurance Championship season.
Ford Racing’s Fred Vervisch tells John about his record breaking Nordschleife lap, John Dagys rounds up the Sportscar news ahead of a busy two weeks, and Nick Daman is an unexpected guest as he joins the show from Heathrow Airport.
Peter Mackay previews the European Rally Championship, and Logan Sargent looks ahead to the FiA WEC and gives us an update on the Ford Prototype.
Matt and Steve review their Sebring 12h race, Le Mans Ultimate’s v1.3 update (including Easter Egg!).
This week’s guest is Project 91 Racing’s Louie Hesketh.
The far-reaching changes brought about by the new set of rules for Formula One have caused much discussion: Paul Jurd takes a look back to the changes in Formula One regulations over the years from pre-WW2 up to the more recent past.
Josh Parsons from the Goodwood Road Racing Club talks about the upcoming Members Meeting and the team takes a look at Monaco Historique which also happens in April and dissects the entry grid-by-grid.
John Hindhaugh talks to Dan Sayer from Ford about the marques WEC plans.
Nick Ellis on his role with Trajectus Motorsport in the Ligier European Series
Plus Dale of the Century, and Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Japanese Grand Prix.
John Hindhaugh is at Sebring ahead of this week’s 12hour race, and previews the start of the Porsche carrera cup North America and Mustang challenge with Ryan Myrehn.
Peter Mackay goes on safari in this week’s Rally Report, Mike Messina from Brembo explains why Sebring is so specia, Brian Sheehan gives us a Le Mans ticketing update, plus Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Chinese Grand Prix.
John Dagys looks at the latest sportscar news in The Double Stint, Shea Adam catches up with some frontrunners in the Mazda MX5 Cup and John Hindhaugh talks to JLR’s Ellis Stanton.
Plus Nick Daman’s team by team guide to the Formula 1 Australian GP, and another round of The Answer’s Not Scott Dixon.
Matt and Steven are joined by Paul Crawford from Motorsport UK Esports to cover their 2026 season.
Win a pair of full hospitality tickets for the Saturday and Sunday of the Monaco Grand Prix Historique, courtesy of Twynhams Tours. Just answer a simple question to get the chance to win this amazing prize (Ts and Cs apply). Details are on the show.
Tthe team debriefs a very successful but very busy Race Retro and we talk to some of the guests from the Live Stage.
Nick Daman looks back at MotoGP in Thailand, there’s another round of The Answer’s Not Scott Dixon, and news about the Nürburgring 24 hours.
This week’s Big Interview is with Lando Norris: Road to World Champion author Nate Saunders
The team looks at the week’s motor sport headlines, reviews World Superbikes at Phillip Island, previews Indycar at St Petersburg, and plays the first 2026 round of The Answer’s Not Scott Dixon.
This week’s Big Interview is with James Kell.
Matt and Steve preview this weekend’s Bathurst 12hr iRacing Official, the ESCC entry list and are joined by Georgie MacKay and Jamie Jessica Martin from Prismatic Motorsport
Peter Mackay reviews Rally Sweden, John Hindhaugh talks to the Bathurst winners, and Nick Daman looks at new on two wheels and four.
Plus Bayley Hall talks about joining Supercars for three races this season alongside Craig Lowndes.
John Hindhaugh takes another tour around the museum, with curator Brad Owen, looking at a special single seater from early in the career of Mark Skaife, and a collection of Fords to mark 100 years of the marque in Australia.
John Hindhaugh heads to New Zealand to talk to Hayden Paddon and look behind the scenes at the country’s leading motor sport team.
Richard Craill and John Hindhaugh wander through the Bathurst paddock, assessing this year’s 12 hour contenders.
John Hindhaugh is in Bathurst town centre for the annual parade of cars from the 12 hour race.
John Hindhaugh and Richard Craill preview the Meguiars Bathurst 12hours, Bosch’s Dane Keevers talks abouttechnology transfer from race to road, and Roy Castle gets out his trumpet.
In our February edition we talk to Richard Jenkins about the real story behind March Engineering and Tim Foster tells us about Group B rallying and where those cars are now.
With a Ferrari 250GTO coming up for auction last month, there was a lot of hype about its expected price tag and the team chats about whether any car is worth the multi millions that this car achieved. Andrea Seed joins us to talk about the upcoming Race Retro which happens 20th to 22nd of February and we look forward to some things happening on-track in 2026.
John Hindhaugh talks about his trip to the New Zealand Grand prix, Nick Daman looks at the latest F1 and bike news, and Peter Mackay looks back at the Monte Carlo Rally.
Plus the return of quiz Dale of The Century.
Peter Mackay, Bruce Jones and Peter Snowdon with coverage of the Historic Sportscar Racing race at Daytona.
Nick Daman looks at this week’s Formula 1 launches, Ryan Myrehn previews the Daytona 24 hours, and John Dagys has a roundup of sports car news.
John Hindhaugh is back with a new series of Midweek Motorsport. Nick Daman analyses the new year Formula One news, Peter Mackay previews Rally Monte Carlo, and there’s a Big Interview with Jann Mardenborough.
Matt and Steve return for a new look Simcast with all the usual features and are joined by two Adams!
The first Historic Racing News Chat Show of 2026 sees the team of Paul Jurd, Jim Roller and Paul Tarsey look at some of the many special dates which will happen in 2026.
Paul Jurd has researched a whole range of anniversaries, from Ford at Le Mans in 1966 to the 70th birthday of Mallory Park, plus many more in between.
Jim Roller looks back at the auction market in 2025 in general, and the last quarter of the year in particular whilst Paul Tarsey has a view about some of the cars sold in the UK and Europe.
Race Retro happens at the end of February and the team looks forward to what they can explore both inside and outside the exhibition halls, including the rally stage.
Paul Kenny joins the guys to talk about a favourite subject of his, Whitney Straight, a successful pre-war racing driver, WW2 Hurricane pilot, prisoner of war, escapee and in the 1950s and 60s a successful businessman.
It’s the Annual 2-hour SimCast Holiday Special!
Join Ben, Taylor and surprise guest Louis as Team America reunite one last time for their final show.
The guys share some holiday laughs, look at some recent sim-racing news, and announce the 2025 SimCast Award Winners.
Plus the SimCast Christmas Quiz, with our brand new Quiz Master Ellie at the reins!
The final episode of the year sees the Show of the Year Awards being presented. Jonny Palmer runs his eye over the FIA WEC entry list for 2026, Nick Daman has his Team by Team review of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, and this week’s Big Interview is with Loek Hartog.
In the final show of 2025 Paul Tarsey talks to Bruce Jones about his latest book about the history of Formula One and Jim Roller congratulates Pete Lyons about his award-winning autobiography ‘Tales from Racer Road’.
John Brooks, stalwart of the Le Mans 24 Hours joins us to look at the ‘Great Race’ during the early part of the twenty first century and Gabes Ewbank brings us up to date on the latest news from Race Retro.
Paul Jurd is very clear on his views during a discussion the team has about ‘when is a Ferrari not a Ferrari’ (it’s all about replicas and re-creations) and the whole HRN crew look back at an amazing 2025.
Peter Mackay reports on the final round of the WRC, Nick Daman reviews the Qatar Grand Prix plus nominees for next week’s awards show – vote below.
John Dagys brings another dose of the Double Stint, Nick Daman presents his Team by Team review of the Las Vegas GP, plus a lot of court news.
The “Stars on 45” edition features Eve’s Christmas Presents (details below), Nick Daman on Formula 1, news of John Force’s retirement and John Dagys, with The Double Stint, joining the RSL stable.
Matt and Steve are joined by fellow Simcast Racing driver, David Pilcher to talk about his time in sim racing.
They also discuss the upcoming Race for Mental Health and the Cosworth Britcar 24hrs at Silverstone which will both feature the team’s cars.
John Hindhaugh asks whether Audi could be returning to the FIA WEC.
Plus Crown Court, Peter Mackay’s Rally Report and Nick Daman’s Team by Team review of the Sao Paulo Grand Prix. This week’s Big Interview is with James Barclay.
Ben and Taylor discuss the hype around Project Motor Racing as it nears release in a few weeks, RennSport having to shut down for a full week before their official release, and look at Automobilista 2’s 2005-themed endurance DLC.
Kenny McLean from the Jim Clark Museum shows us around the fantastic exhibits and talks about the local farmer who became arguably the world’s greatest-ever racing driver. Paul Jurd explores Clark’s magnificent 1965 season and explains some of Jim’s unique achievements to Jim Roller and Paul Tarsey.
Gabes Ewbank from Race Retro lets us know what we can expect at the UK’s leading motorsport show in February, TV commentator Alex Jacques chats to Roller and Tarsey about some of his ‘greatest hits’ in the last 75 years of F1, and Jodi Ellis John Nickas and Neil Smith launch volumes four and five of the magnum opus ‘Yanks at Le Mans’.
Jim Cameron looks ahead to this year’s Race of Remembrance, Nick Daman has a team-by-team review of the Mexican Grand Prix, and there’s a Big Interview with Harley Houghton.
Ben is joined by longtime friends of the show JD Daniel and Jordan Groves to discuss Jordan’s impressions of NASCAR 25, the AC Rally announcement, and ask if sim racing wheels have become too powerful.
John Hindhaugh has the latest motorsport news from around the world.
Plus Peter Mackay’s Rally Report, Nick Daman’s team-by-team review of the US GP and a Big Interview with Max Esterson.
This week on Simcast, Matt is stuck in eternal and endless traffic on the M5 and Simcast media wizard Ellie has jumped into the vacant seat!
They discuss the epic return of “The race for metal health” hosted by Jimmy Broadbent and its unique choice of classes available.
Also, Steven catches up with upcoming esports commentor Paul Walsh.
Taylor and Ben discuss the new rFactor 2 Kart Sim content, the announcement of AC Evo and iRacing Arcade demos at the SimRacing Exo, and iRacing announcing that they will be building the new IndyCar game from the ground up.
Matt and Steve talk about iRacing’s Petit Le Mans, their two car entry and the associated BOP for the event.
AMS2 are bringing an Endurance 2005 Pack to the sim, plus some random sim racers won at the Nurburgring over the weekend…
Romain Dumas talks about his Le Mans wins for Audi and for Porsche and the most unusual job interview with Roger Penske. He looks back at the Dakar rally and his amazing feats in the all-electric Ford Transit Supervan.
Paul Tarsey is joined by the Chairman of the Royal Automobile Club, Duncan Wiltshire. Alex Brundle is very involved with the world of historic racing these days as well as commentating at Grand Prix weekends. He will explain how he juggles all the various parts of his life so successfully.
Taylor and Ben sit down with eNASCAR drivers Vicente Salas, Zack Novak, and Casey Kirwan to discuss their run for this year’s eNASCAR Championship. They also discuss Gran Turismo’s latest update and look at the new sim-racing offerings from Logitech and McLaren.
To mark the 100th FIA World Endurance Championship race this weekend, there’s a quiz about the series’ successes.
Nick Daman gives his Team by Team review of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, and is asked what next for Christian Horner, and there’s a preview of the Barcelona 24 hours.
This week’s Big Interview is with Seb Priaulx.
Matt and Steve discuss the Silverstone weekend and the crew’s experience with LMU ELMS content trackside.
Ryan Myhren previews IMSA’s Battle on the Bricks, Peter Mackay looks back on Rally Chile, plus your comments on ELMS at Silverstone.
Preview on the preparation for Simcast team UK racing in the virtual 4hrs of Silverstone hosted by Motorsport UK in their Dallara LMP2.
Nigel Mansell tells Paul Jurd about his amazing career in a surprisingly candid interview, and Jim Roller looks at some multi-million dollar sales at the auctions in Monterey Car Week.
James Newbold looks back to the years where F3000 was the acknowledged stepping stone to F1.
Josh Parsons, Manager of the Goodwood Road Racing Club, looks forward to Revival with Paul Tarsey and regular stars Mike Jordan and Mike Whittaker give their thoughts on the upcoming event.
Musical chairs in Indycar, a preview of the Michelin 992 Endurance Cup and Peter Mackay reports on the WRC’s trip to Paraguay.
Plus Nick Daman’s Team by Team review of the Dutch Grand Prix.
Taylor and Ben discuss the iRacing Season 4 Update, the IndyCar game announcement, and the AC EVO Multiplayer Beta.
Nick Daman has the latest F1 news, as the summer break comes to an end. This week’s Big Interview is with Kenton Koch.
Matt and Steven look at the exciting new trailer for PMR, the VERY cute trailer for iRacing Arcade and what’s likely to come from LMU in September.
Tim Gray looks at next season’s NASCAR calendar, Ryan Myrehn previews the WeatherTech Sports Car Championship’s visit to VIR, and Nick Daman looks back at MotoGP in Austria.
Plus, racing drivers who make wine, and The Answer’s Not Scott Dixon. This week’s Big Interview is with Mark Constanduros.
Ryan Myrehn looks back at Indycar’s trip to Portland, and Tim Gray looks at the verdict in the trial of Fritz van Eerd. This week’s Big Interview is with Shaun Lynn.
Matt and Steve are joined by Andy Schiel to discuss the upcoming 24H Esports Series powered by WSR.
Paul Jurd talks to Mario Andretti about his fantastic career all over the world. Mario talks frankly about his days with Lotus, his Indycar experiences and NASCAR.
Don Wales tells us about his grandfather, Sir Malcolm Campbell on the centenary of Campbell’s breaking of the 150mph Land Speed Record in his Blue Bird leviathan.
At the other end of the scale, we chat about the upcoming Shere Hill Climb.
Ryan Myhren looks back at the Formula E finale, Phillip Frengs updates us on Racing to End Alzheimers and Nick Damon gives his team by team review of the Belgian Grand Prix.
This week’s Big Interview is with Ford Performance’s Chris Ward.
Ben and Taylor review the iRacing Spa 24, including Split 22, SimCast Racing’s shortened event, and preview Le Mans Ultimate’s V1.0 Release next week.
Matt and Steven look at the latest news from Project Motor Racing and the rumours surrounding Forza Motorsport’s future.
Davey Euwema previews the WEC’s trip to Brazil, Ryan Myhrin looks ahead to IMSA’s trip to Canada, and Nick Daman gives his verdict on the British Grand Prix, in F1 Team by Team.
John Hindhaugh spends more time with the Range Rover p550e in this long term Real World Road Test.
Ben, Taylor, and Louis are back with an iRacing Watkins Glen review, more information about ACC’s future, and a look at the sim racing deals available during Steam Summer Sale.
Derek Warwick talks to Paul Tarsey about his five participations at Le Mans, BP Motorsport supremo Les Thacker about getting arrested in the paddock and Graham Tyler re-lives some Le Mans thoughts.
Paul Jurd is your host.
Ben Constanduros looks back on the Spa 24 hours, Peter Mackay has the latest rally news, and Nick Daman has his team by team review of the Austrian Grand Prix.
John Hindhaugh previews the Nuerburgring 24 hours. Plus Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Canadian Grand Prix.
John Hindhaugh talks to Lawrence Butcher from Automotive Powertrain Technology magazine about the development of engines at Le Mans and in the World Endurance Championship.
Jonny Palmer talks to author Keith Bluemel about his new book: Ferrari 275 P – 0816: The only Ferrari to have won Le Mans twice.
Matt and Steven bring a two hour Le Mans Special with special guests Paul Crawford, Joe Glass , Chris Starsmore and and exclusive catch up with Stephen Hood, CEO of Motorsport Games.
John Hindhaugh, Peter Mackay, Paul Truswell and Jonny Palmer look back over the qualifying sessions, and analyse what might happen in the race.
John Hindhaugh talks to Andrew Cotton from Racecar Engineering magazine about Balance of Performance
Derek Bell tells Paul Tarsey about the time he drove the glorious Harrods-liveried McLaren at Le Mans with his son Justin and Jaguar winner Andy Wallace.
Continuing our Le Mans theme, Robin Donovan chats to Paul Jurd about his days in a variety of C2 machines before hitting the big time racing a Kremer Porsche 962/K8 to fourth place with Derek Bell and Jurgen Lassig.
Mark Raffauf is in conversation with Jim Roller about the turbulent but hugely exciting, years of sportscar racing in the USA in the 1990s under his IMSA organisation. Our studio guest is Neil Smith who digs deep into the history of TWR and those wonderful Silk Cut Jaguars.
Including Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Spanih Grand Prix, Peter Mackay looking ahead to WRC Sardinia, and a first look at the entry list for the Nürburgring 24 hours.
Nick Daman looks back at the Monaco Grand Prix, plus everything you missed at the Indy 500 and a look ahead to this weekend’s Detroit Grand Prix.
Ben, Louis, and Taylor review the latest iRacing Dev Blog, and Taylor is interviewing former eNASCAR driver, one of the highest iRating holders of all time, and 2025 K1 World Champion, Garrett Manes.
Ryan Myhren discusses the controversies at this year’s Indy 500, and Joe B radley previews the 12 Hours of Misano.
Plus Nick Daman’s Team by Team review of the Imola GP, and another round of The Answer’s Not Scott Dixon.
This week Simcast team UK drivers Ross and Chris join the show and Steve has taken the helm while Matt is away. What possibly could go wrong?
Jonny Palmer looks back at the FIA WEC in Spa, Nick Daman has some court news, and this week’s Big Interview is with McKenzie Cresswell.
If it’s May it must be the Indianapolis 500 and we take an in depth look at the race from the earliest event in 1911 right up to the present day. We also talk to Guy Loveridge about 1950s Grand Prix driver Peter Collins who, with his American wife Louise, were the glamour couple of the race circuits of the world. When he won the British Grand Prix at Silverstone in 1958 in a works Ferrari he had the world at his feet but three weeks later, he was killed in an accident at the Nurburgring Nordschleife during the German Grand Prix. We hear all about Peter and Louise and their life together.
John Hindhaugh has been to Belgium to the unveiling of new premises for WRT; Nick Daman has his team by team review of the Miami Grand Prix.
This week’s Big Interview is with Nick Smith, author of On The Prowl, which is available to order from David Bull Publishing David Bull Publishing in the US and hortonsbooks.co.uk for the UK and Europe.
Peter Macaky looks back on the latest round of the World Rally Championship, Nick Daman has the latest F1 news, and can John Hindhaugh finally win a game of The Answer’s Never Scott Dixon?
Louie and Ben talk about iRacing’s Road America 500, more from AC Evo’s Dev Update, and look at the free Porsche GT3 and the Nürburgring on RaceRoom until May 1st. Bobby Zalenski joins Taylor to talk about the eNASCAR Coca Cola iRacing series.
Looking at a new orange sports car, and another new orange sports car.
Plus Richard Craill previews the Bathurst 6hr, Brian Sheehan updates the Le Mans ticket situation, and Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Bahrain GP.
Louis and Taylor discuss the new Fanatec website, the new Porsche Forza Update, iRacing Adaptive AI and Pitsa Sim racing.
Jonny Palmer reviews the opening round of the European le Mans Series, Ryan Myrehn looks forward to the streets of Long Beach, and there’s another round of The Answer’s Never Scott Dixon.
Plus Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Japanese Grand Prix.
Eddie Jordan has been labelled as a ‘maverick’ and a ‘showman’ but behind all the brouhaha was a very astute businessman who loved his racing.
We take a look at the ‘man behind the mask’ in our tribute to Eddie who died last month. We also look at EJ the racing driver and also what happened to the team after he sold it on.
Goodwood Members Meeting takes place later in April and we highlight some of the things to look out for.
Nick Daman looks back at the weekend’s motorcycle racing, Peter Mackay previews the European Rally Championship. This week’s Big Interview is with Haarley Haughton.
Peter Mackay previews the Mugello 12 hours, plus Nick Daman’s team-by-team review of the Australian Grand Prix, and another round of “The answer’s not Scott Dixon”.
This week, while Louis is in Sebring, Taylor and Ben sit down for a featured interview with iRacing Production’s Drew Adamson and Cisco Scarmuzza to talk about their histories in the sim-racing community and all things TV production in a virtual space.
John Hindhaugh, Nick Daman and joe Bradley preview the 2025 Formula One World Championship.
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Peter Mackay, Joey Hand, Nick Daman and Joe Bradley are on hand to preview the weekend’s action at Sebring.
Plus a new era for rallycross, F1 job news, the Daytona 200 and jurassic beavers.
Jim Roller has taken in some Florida sunshine as he visits Brian Redman’s Targa 66. He talks to Bill Auberlen, Scott George and Brad Kettler about this unique event and the cars they run there. Paul Tarsey and Paul Jurd discuss the success of Race Retro and Simon Owen from Scalextric talks to Joe Bradley about the new season’s cars from the world’s leading slot car manufacturer.
John Hindhaugh looks back at the Qatar 1812, and talks to race winner Miguel Molina. Nick Daman reviews the opening round of the MotoGP season.
This week’s Big Interview is with Dieter Gass.
Commentary from Jonny Palmer and Bruce Jones, with Bruce Jouanny and Alexandra Legouix in the pits.
Ben, Louis, and Taylor discuss the iRacing 12 hours of Bathurst, the latest NASCAR 25 Dev Diary, LMU new GT3 DLC, and Taylor is interviewing eNASCAR winner Kollin Keister.
John Hindhaugh talks to Marco Sorensen ahead of the opening round of the FIA WEC; Nick Daman reviews World Superbikes from Phillip Island, and who knows most about the Grand Prix of St Petersburg?
This week’s Big Interview is with Cadillac Hertz Team Jota’s David Clarke.
John Hindhaugh talks to drivers including Sean Galael, Miguel Molina, Michelle Gatting, Tom Gamble and Ian James.
Peter Mackay reviews Rally Sweden, and John Hindhaugh talks to Chad McCumbee about winning the Endurance, Teamwork and Speed award at Daytona.
John Hindhaugh and Nick Daman look at the week’s news in F1, sports cars and MotoGP.
This week’s Big Interview is with Ashley Freiberg.
Motorsport legend Brian Redman talks to Jim Roller and previews the 2025 edition of his ‘Targa 66’. Paul Jurd looks back to the first-ever Daytona 500, which was more dramatic than any Hollywood movie could have come up with and Paul Tarsey leads a somewhat off-the-wall discussion about the Ecclestone Collection.
John Hindhaugh and Nick Daman look at two WEC prototypes, as Alipne and Asotn Martin unveil their Hypercar challengers.
Plus the Moto GP testing news, Formula One and how much would Nick pay for Eddie Irvine’s dishevelled helmet?
Ben, Louis, and Taylor talk about Daytona (both Rolex and iRacing), react to Forza’s message to their community, and speculate about the new cars in GT7.
Taylor also sits down with the Grid and Go Esports Team and Williams Esports Driver and iRacing Daytona Clash winner Parker White.
John Hindhaugh revisits the National Motor Racing Museum at Bathurst, with guide Brad Owen.
John Hindhaugh is joined in Bathurst by Richard Craill to preview this wekeend’s 12 hour race. Nick Daman reviews the Daytona 24 hours, plus the latest news in F1 and WRC.
Ben and Taylor are joined by IMSA Esports GTP Champion Jaden Munoz and WoO Esports race winner Robbie Buchanan Jr to talk about their recent wins. They also give a final AC Evo Preview and discuss racing games to look out for in 2025.
SimCast returns with Team UK bringing all the Christmas happenings with Assetto Corsa EVO, Max Verstappen’s IMSA activities and how Raceroom isn’t finished with Super Tourers!
Joe Hale, President of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum, tells Jim Roller about the sale of some vehicles from the museum’s collection. The first car to go under the hammer will be the ex-Fangio and ex-Moss Mercedes W196 Streamliner with an expected sale of $50 Million!
Paul Jurd reviews the career of Giancarlo Baghetti who won his first-ever Grand Prix, and asks why the comparative unknown got a factory Ferrari drive.
John Hindhaugh and Nick Daman review the 2024 MotoGP and World Superbike championships.
It’s the 2024 SimCast Holiday Special! Join our hosts for our annual quiz and the SimCast Awards!
Steve takes the helm as Matt is unwell. He’s joined by friend of the show Adam Watson to discuss the iRacing update, the Assetto Corsa Nurburgring open world reveal and a look back at IMSA esports from Indianapolis.
The final show of 2024 features our award winners, plus Pipo Derani and Nick Daman’s review of the Abu Dhabi GP.
Ben, Louis, and Taylor are joined this week by The Ghosts of SimCast Host Past: Jordan Groves! Jordan shares his experience with the new Thrustmaster T598 before the guys discuss the Automobilista 2 and Le Mans Ultimate updates and DLCs.
We complete our conversation with Derek Warwick. We talk more about his Formula One career and his stellar sportscar drives which brought him a World Championship and a win at Le Mans.
Regular contributor Les Thacker tells us about Derek’s early days in the Toleman Formula Two team which led to the amazing exploits in Grand Prix racing, all under Les’s BP Motorsport banner.
We also hear from John Mayhead who talks about ‘Goldie’ Gardener who was perhaps the least known, but in some ways the most successful record breakers of the ’30s 40s and who was still breaking LSRs in the 1960s.
The nominations are announced ahead of next week’s awards, the Genesis Hypercar is unveiled and Nick Daman reviews the Qatar Grand Prix.
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Matt and Steve discuss the exciting and official return of Super Touring to sim racing after nearly two decades.
Including Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Grand Prix of Las Vegas. This week’s Big Interview is with Seb Priaulx.
Ben, Louis, and Taylor are joined by TJ Halsema from SimCraft to talk about their sim-racing rigs. They also discuss the NASCAR NextGen cars coming to Forza Motorsport and Le Mans Ultimate’s GT3 teaser.
Derek Warwick remembers his times in the junior formulae, also as a Le Mans winner and right up to date as a Driver Steward at Formula One races around the world. Goodwood TT winner, Mike Whitaker, gives Paul Jurd the lowdown on seven years of trying to get his TVR onto the top of the charts and Bob Evans recalls his career which saw him driving in Formula One for BRM and Lotus. His views on some of the 1970s team managers is worth a listen on its own!
Jonny Palmer reviews the WEC season finale at Bahrain, plus Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Sao Paulo Grand prix and this week’s Big Interview is with Ferdinando Cannizzo.
John has a stroll around the pit lane during the WEC post season test at Bahrain International Circuit.
Previewing the finale of this year’s FIA World Endurance Championship, plus Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Mexican Grand Prix.
Ben, Louis and Taylor discuss the new sim-racing products announced at the ADAC SimRacing Expo. Taylor also sits down with eNASCAR Champ Parker White to discuss his run to the championship.
Including Nick Daman’s team by team review of the US Grand Prix, and a Big Interview with ERC champion Hayden Paddon.
Matt and Steve return to look at what’s coming up at the ADAC Simracing Expo this weekend plus why Forza’s Anniversary content is like receiving socks at Christmas…
As Prema prepares to enter Indycar next season, John Hindhaugh goes to their US headquarters in Indianapolis to seem how plans are progressing.
Petit Le Mans winner Renger van der Zande and BTCC Champion Jake Hill are this week’s guest, plus Peter Mackay looks back on the European Rally Championship.
Paul Tarsey talks to one of the greatest racing drivers of all time, Sir Jackie Stewart about racing, both now and then. Jim Roller hears from George Levy about his book about Jim Hall and his Chaparal cars and Nick Whale brings interesting thoughts on the current auction scene.
Ben, Louis, and Taylor discuss the Assetto Corsa Evo trailer, the next Gran Turismo 7 update, and the amazing finish during the eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Series!
It is a bit of a different show this time around. Our broadcast colleague and producer Jim Roller is marooned in the basement of his home in North Carolina dealing with the recent devastation caused by Storm Helene. Consequently we are unable to bring you the intended podcast but instead Paul Jurd and Paul Tarsey sat down and reminisced about the racetracks of the UK mainland. Amongst their memories, Tarsey remembers his first ever motor sport outing to see the Silver Arrows demonstrated by Peter Collins and Tony Brooks at Oulton Park and PJ recalls Thruxton in the 1960s.
David Richards talks about forty years of Prodrive, Chris Ward brings us up to date with news from HSR and Nick Daman looks back at the Singapore Grand Prix with his team by team review.
This week’s Big Interview is with BMW Motorsport’s Andreas Roos.
Ben, Louis, Taylor and special guest Shephen review the iRacing Indy 6-hour, the Corsair/Fanatec purchase, the latest Le Mans Ultimate update and DLC, an AMS2 V1.6 Update, and Logitech’s new products for their DD wheel.
Shea Adam previews the WeatherTech Sports Car Championship’s visit to Indianapolis, Nick Daman reviews the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, and John Hindhaugh asks how many Solbergs are there?
Matt and Steve are back with another week of sim racing content and regular tangents including Steve’s experience at Goodwood Revival and why on earth anyone would want a £700 console?
Ben and Taylor from Team USA are here this week to preview the iRacing Season 4 Update! They also discuss the latest Forza Motorsport Community Blog.
Motorsport legend Dick Bennetts talks about everything from being Ayrton Senna’s team owner before the Brazilian superstar got to Formula One to running Nigel Mansell in a Ford Mondeo. Derek Drinkwater met up with Jim Roller at Watkins Glen and they talked about Derek’s epic coast-to-coast-and-back-again trip across the USA in his Cadillac Le Monstre, and Joe Bradley investigates the best and worst books about Ayrton Senna.
John Hindhaugh reports on a new race car from Jaguar, Shea Adam reviews Indycar’s return to Milwaukee, and there’s Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Italian Grand Prix.
Matt and Steve are back looking at the latest sim racing news from Gamescom 24. They look at the new Endurance Racing Series game with some very unique features as well as some awesome new taster images from iRacing’s rendition of Cadwell Park. This leaves them with a question… which of the three UK tracks coming poses the biggest challenge?
Ben, Louis, and Taylor talk about the McLaren 720S coming to iRacing, NASCAR 25’s first Dev Blog, and the continuing saga that is Fanatec.
Richard Petty is on the show this month! ‘The King’ tells Paul Tarsey about his NASCAR career, the highs and lows of being the leading stock car driver of his generation as well as a team owner. He brought over that incredible Plymouth Superbird from 1970 and his son Kyle drove that up the Goodwood Hill.
Martin Warner brings us up to date on plans for the wonderful Shere Hill Climb which will take place on 1st September near Guildford in the Surrey Hills, plus auction news from Jim Roller and Paul Jurd’s reflections of this year’s Goodwood Festival of Speed.
Shea Adam looks back at Indycar’s trip to Toronto, plus Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Hungarian Grand Prix, and Mikey Taylor is this week’s Big Interview.
Nick Daman and Shea Adam talk about why horology is making the motorsport news this week.
The Big Interview is with Alexander Sims.
Ben, Louis, and Taylor talk about the Rennsport Open Beta, the latest Forza Motorsport update and iRacing purchasing Original Fire Games.
Previewing this weekend’s FIA WEC race at Interlagos.
Plus Nick Daman’s team by team review of the British Grand Prix, and this week’s Big Interview is with Gunnar Jeanette.
Team UK are back, Matt and Steve are full of Super Touring nostalgia after a weekend at Brands Hatch.
There’s also news from Le Mans Ultimate, Assetto Corsa EVO and a mysterious new wheel from Fanatec.
Peter Stevens talks about his amazing career as a designer of road cars, supercars and much more, including the Group C derived Jaguar XJR15 and the notorious one-make series for these cars which supported 3 Grands Prix in 1991 and had a $1million prize fund.
Plus Derek Drinkwater, who raced his Cadillac ‘Le Monstre’ re-creation at Daytona last November and then drove it (towing a caravan!) all the way across the USA to Laguna Seca in California.
A look back at the Spa 24 hours with the victorious Aston Martin team, Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Austrian Grand Prix, and has Danica Patrick gone to Dagenham Heathway?
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This week Ben, Louis and, Taylor discuss the sim-racing at motorsport events, MOZA producing flight sim products, and Forza Horizon 4 being delisted from the Xbox store.
Ben, Louis and Taylor discuss the new Forza Horizon Universal DLC, and their continued thoughts about the iRacing tempest system 3 months on.
John Hindhaugh travels to Maranello to go behind the scenes at Ferrari’s WEC and Le Mans entry.
Shea Adam talks to some of the IMSA competitors who will be racing in France this month.
Ben Williams sits down with John Munro and Thomas Harrison-Lord from Traxion.GG to talk about their sim-racing history, and the genesis and rebirth of Traxion.
Ben and Louis then briefly overview the new iRacing Season 3 update.
The team takes a look back to Monaco Historique and Nick Padmore talks Paul Tarsey about how he he raced two of Colin Chapman’s famous JPS Lotus cars at this year’s event.
He also explains some of the unique challenges which Monaco can pose and how he was invited to take Zak Brown and Adrian Newey on a track walk, the day before the action started, to explain to them both where Monaco’s most treacherous spots await the unwary.
Zak was racing the ex-Alan Jones Williams FW07 and Adrian was racing his GLTL Lotus 49 over the weekend. Monaco is not just about the racing and Jim Roller discusses the three high-profile auctions which took place over the same weekend in the principality, especially looking at the sale of Jody Scheckter’s collection.
Paul Jurd has been reading Peter Higham’s latest book in his ‘Grand Prix Cars, Car by car’ series which covers the decade 2000 to 2009.
Shea Adam reviews Indycar and WeatherTech Sports Car Championship in Detroit, Nick Daman discusses the F1 driver market, and Joe Bradley looks ahead to Le Mans Test Day.
John Hindhaugh, Joe Bradley and Peter Mackay take a walk through the Nürburgring pit lane, plus Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Monaco Grand Prix.
Including Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Imola Grand Prix, and a Big Interview with James Weekley.
John Hindhaugh talks to JOTA’s David Clark about the team’s first Hypercar win, Nick Daman has news of a new contract for Alex Albon, and Shea Adam starts preparing for the Indy500.
Plus a Big Interview with author Richard Williams and a round of Dale of the Century,
Ben, Louis and Taylor are back! They discuss the World of Outlaws 24 announcement, the update plans for Le Mans Ulimate, and the surprise Ford Mustang GT3 coming to ACC.
John Dagys delves into the Le Mans entry list, Shea Adam reports on suspensions in Indycar and Nick Daman presents his team by team review of the Miami GP.
This week’s Big Interview is with Mark Turner.
Steve’s been to the Silverstone 500, and talks about the events links with Sim Racing. Plus VR in the WRC, F1 2024’s first look and win a chance to paint Maverick Vinales’ helmet.
May 1st marks the 30th anniversary of Ayrton Senna’s death and the HRN team talk about the legendary Brazilian and the legacy he left. The team play a Senna-themed round of their gameshow ‘Corridors of Power’ when they look for Ayrton’s greatest-ever Monaco Grand Prix.
Nick Whale joins the team once again and this time talks about when is a historic racing car genuine and when is it just a new car with an old chassis plate!
Nick Daman answers “What next for Adrian Newey?”, Shea Adam discusses the fallout from Indycar’s trip to Barber Motorsport Park and Peter Cate reveals details of his latest attempt to win the Nürburgring 24 hours.
Plus Le Mans ticket information from Brian Sheehan, and Renger van der Zandetells us how he won at Long Beach
This week’s Big Interview is with Andreas Roos.
Matt and Steve with news of a new CEO at Fanatec, Skoda entering Gran Turismo for the first time.
Also, how the builders of Black Rock Motor Park in New South Wales are using sim racing to promote the new circuit and why on earth are more race cars appearing in Forza Horizon 5??
Shea Adam on why Indycar has changed the result of a month-old race, plus Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Chinese Grand Prix, calendar news, superbikes and WRC.
Jim Roller talks to Ray Evernham about his full and varied career from the early days as a driver in ‘modifieds’ through his big break with the International Race of Champions (IROC) team, to his career defining role as one of the greatest-ever NASCAR crew chiefs.
Bruce Jones, Peter Snowdon and Nick Padmore discuss the recent Goodwood Members Meeting and Joe Bradley looks back at the life of journalist and writer Michael Cotton.
Shea Adam previews the weekend’s IMSA and Indycar races at Long Beach; Nick Daman gives his verdict on Fernando Alonso’s F1 contract extension and John Hindhaugh talks to Alexandre Imperatori and Alex Gibot about the start of the new Porsche Carrera Cup Asia season.
This week’s Big Interview is with Prema’s Piers Phillips.
Ben and Taylor take a look at a new wheel from Thrustmaster, a new rig from Fanatec, and talk about Brands Hatch coming to Forza Motorsport in their latest update.
John Hindhaugh travels to Germany to visit the headquarters of Porsche Penske Motorsport in Europe. His guide is Thomas Dürheimer, Business and Operations Manager.
Laurens Vanthoor talks about his victory at the Nürburgring on Sunday in the opening round of the ADAC Nürburgring Langstrecken Series. Shea Adam analyses news of Prema’s entry into Indycar, plus Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Japanese Grand Prix.
This week’s Big Interview is with Porsche’s director of LMDh Urs Kuratle.
This week it’s Matt and Steve, in a week where absolutely nothing happened… apart from the CEO of Fanatec being ousted, Motorsport Games essentially sharing how they’re out of money (again) and the Nordschleife arrived for Assetto Corsa Competizione.
Joe Bradley, Jim Roller, Paul Jurdand Damien Smith discuss ‘My Favourite BTCC Car’. The choices are wide ranging and Paul Tarsey is faced with some are pretty surprising ideas.
Goodwood has asked for our help about what becomes of the famous Tyrrell Shed recently installed at the Motor Circuit and we have a look around the Goodwood Members Meeting test day.
Gordon Shedden tells us about some of the cars he is now driving and just why he loves historic racing.
Peter Mackay discusses whether the new WRC points system is changing the outcome of the championship. This week’s Big Interview is with Lola’s Mark Preston.
Ben, Louis and Taylor are all back together again to talk about Sebring, look at two new, really expensive sim-racing rigs, and cover updates to some of your favorite sim-racing titles.
John Hindhaugh talks to Harry Chandler, who is planning to cycle from Bentley’s HQ in Crewe to Le Mans this June. Sponsor Harry here.
Was Indycar’s experimental race at Thermal a success? Nick Daman gives his team y team review of the Australian Grand Prix, and this week’s Big Interview is with Jack Hawksworth.
Matt and Steven are back to talk about the new partnership between IMSA and Automobilista 2 and that that could mean for sim racers this summer. They also look at the arrival of a new, and very expensive, sim rig from Aston Martin’s F1 team.
The team talks to Alan Brewer from the Goodwood Road Racing Club about the upcoming Members Meeting and John Pearson from Equipe Classic Racing tells us about their very ambitious 2024 calendar which includes historic F2 cars for the first time.
Jim Roller, Paul Jurd, Joe Bradley and Paul Tarsey look into the surprising news that Felipe Massa is suing the FIA because he was ‘robbed’ of the 2008 World Championship and then discuss the surprisingly long history of the Australian Grand Prix.
John Hindhaugh looks ahead to this weekend’s Mugello 12h, Nick Daman has the latest news from the F1 paddock, and Shea Adam reviews last weekend at Sebring.
This week’s Big Interview is with Russell Ward.
Team USA is back this week! Ben and Taylor share their thoughts on the iRacing Tempest update, Forza Motorsport finally fixing their Daytona pit exit, and the first full patch notes from Le Mans Ultimate.
John Hindhaugh is at Sebring ahead of this weekend’s 12 hours and talks to Gresham Wagner and Stevan McAleer.
Shea Adam has the latest news from the paddock, plus Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Saudi Arabia Grand Prix.
Matt and Steve are joined by Chris Dawes to discuss eCoupe Cup and whether Castle Combe could be the next UK track to be scanned in iRacing. They also discuss the Tempest system and what it could mean for driver training moving forward.
The team look back on the life of Hugh Chamberlain, who died at the end of February. They also share personal memories and stories about a man described as ‘one of the last great characters of motorsport’.
Nick Whale, boss of Iconic Auctioneers, talks about all the behind-the-scenes work that goes on simply to stage the auctions for which his company is famous and Corridors of Power this time is about the inventions of Lotus founder Colin Chapman.
Andrew Cotton looks back at the opening round of the FIA WEC and tells us how he thinks it will shape the rest of the season, Nick Daman has his team by team review of the Bahrain Grand Prix, and what’s the most mundane car you’ve ever driven?
Plus this week’s Big Interview is with Giles Richards about his new book F1 Racing Confidential.
As the FIA World Endurance Championship kicks off in Qatar, John Hindhaugh talks to Ferrari’s Ferdinando Cannizzo about the marque’s involvement in sports car racing.
The conclusion to the race. Commentary from Jonny Palmer, Bruce Jones and John Hindhaugh, with Louise Beckett and Bruce Jouanny in the pits.
Commentary from Jonny Palmer and John Hindhaugh with Bruce Jouanny and Louise Beckett in the pits.
Commentary from Jonny Palmer and John Hindhaugh, with Louise Beckett and Bruce Jouanny in the pits.
This week Ben and Louis are joined by Stephen Hudec to discuss Moza products, Le Mans Ultimate, F1 24, and the new iRacing and TCR partnership.
Nick Daman assesses the chances of the 20 drivers and ten teams taking part in this season’s Formula One WorldChampionship.
Nick Daman reviews the World Superbike opener. This week’s Big Interview is with Ferrari’s Ferdinando Cannizzo.
John Hindhaugh continues his walk through the Lusail paddock, talking to Dani Juncadella, James Calado and Rob Leupen.
John Hindhaugh reports from Lusail as the teams prepare for the start of the new season.
Matt and Steven are joined by their old sim racing team mate – turned real-world racing engineer – Adam Watson to talk about how he made it from university studies to the British GT GT4 Championship winning team. The boys also say good things about Le Mans Ultimate…
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: THIS SHOW WAS RECORDED ON MONDAY 19th FEBRUARY. DURING THIS SHOW WE TALK EXTENSIVELY ABOUT RACE RETRO WHICH WAS DUE TO TAKE PLACE 23-25TH FEBRUARY. DUE TO HEAVY ON-SITE FLOODING RACE RETRO HAS BEEN CANCELLED.
On the show Jim Roller looks at the very buoyant auction scene and Paul Tarsey reviews the Retromobile event in Paris. Paul Jurd has a delve into upcoming events. In the wake of Lewis Hamilton’s defection to Ferrari, Joe Bradley leads a discussion about other champions who have done the same thing (including Nigel Mansell), with varying success.
John Hindhaugh looks back at the weekend’s Bathurst 12hours, Nick Daman has the latest news from F1 testing in Bahrain.
Plus the Le Mans entry list, the best motorbike that Aleix Espargaro has ever ridden and how much would you pay for a helmet?
Ben, Louis, and Taylor break down the iRacing Developer update, the most recent update to Forza Motorsport, and actual footage of LM Ultimate.
John HIndhaugh is joined by Richard Craill at Bathurst ahead of this weekend’s 12 hour race.
Alex Gibot from Porsche discusses some of the German marque’s entries for the race, while Aston Martin’s Adam Carter talks about the company’s 2024 GT car, launched ths week.
Plus F1 launch news from Nick Daman, Indycar and Extreme E.
On a packed programme we hear from Tim Foster who is the man behind much of the resurgence in interest in those fire-breathing Group B rally cars of the mid 1980s which we are looking forward to seeing at Race Retro on 23rd, 24th and 25th February.
As usual host Paul Tarsey is joined by the regular Historic Racing News Radio Show team, Jim Roller, Joe Bradley and Paul Jurd who will all, as usual, not hold back on thoughts and opinions. The theme for Corridors of Power is called “My Favourite Motorsport story”.
Donald Campbell’s nephew Don Wales tells us about the controversy that has blown up since the wreck of his water speed record breaking Bluebird K7 was raised from the bed of Lake Coniston in Cumbria. There is now a bitter dispute involving family members, the local museum and the man who raised the boat from the depths.
Richard Craill and Matt Campbell preview next week’s Bathurst 12 hours, Nick Daman casts his eye over a turbulent week in Formula One and there are a flurry of driver announcements in the FIA World Endurance Championship
Plus Kyle Larson on racing 1100 miles in one day this May.
Nick Daman on F1’s decision not to allow Andretti Global into the sport, Riley Dickinson on winning at Daytona, reviews of the Monte Carlo Rally and Dubai 24 hours.
Plus, Simple Minds and a hidden tunnel.
Matt and Steve are covering all the developments and GT3 rumours following the iRacing Daytona 24h. Guests include BS+ Competitions new eNASCAR drivers Jordy Lopez and Garret Lowe.
John Hindhaugh introduces the show live from Daytona International Speedway ahead of this weekend’s opening of the IMSA season.
Peter Mackay previews the World Rally Championship, while Nick Daman has the latest Formula One news. Guests include Earl Bamber and Dirk Müller.
Ben and Louis discuss Forza’s latest content update, F4 Esports’s addition to the 2024 FIA Motorsport Games, Indy 500 back on iRacing, and a US DLC for Dakar Desert Rally.
Damien Smith talks about his new book which covers the highs and lows of the Benetton F1 team and tells a few good stories in the process.
The HRN team of Joe Bradley, Jim Roller, Paul Jurd and Peter Snowdon talk to Paul Tarsey about their views on the news and Jim makes a poignant tribute to his friend, Porsche kingpin Herbert Linge, who died earlier this month. Plus discussion of the latest ‘Ferrari’ film.
Shea Adam previews the Roar before the 24 at Daytona, while Nick Daman looks ahead to the Abu Dhabi 6 hours.
Plus which championships are the most sustainable?
The team are back with the first in a new series, including new year job news, an update on buying tickets for Le Mans from Brian Shehan, and the latest from the Nurburgring and Birmingham Wheels.
Plus, the new man at the top of HSR, Chris Ward, talks about his vision for the series, and John and Nick pick their top five bike racers.
Our first show of 2024 is, as usual, full of chat and witty banter (well we think it’s witty anyway!). Jim Roller talks to Patrick Peter about the many historic events that Peter Auto will be running in 2024 and Jim also discusses with Nick Padmore, amongst other things, driving a Formula One car in the rain round Monaco.
Corridors of Power asks which was Ayrton Senna’s greatest race? Not only do Roller and Padmore have their say but Paul Jurd and Peter Snowdon state their cases as well. As usual Paul Tarsey struggles to keep everyone under control.
Matt and Steve close out 2023 with their best moments of the year plus the latest GT2 news from ACC and a new arrival for Le Mans Ultimate.
Jim Roller, Joe Bradley and Paul Jurd wrap up the year in fine style: Everyone talks about their favourite posts which have appeared on the HRN Facebook page and we look at some of the comments and gauge the thoughts of at least some of the one million people who see our posts each month. And finally Paul Tarsey uses the brilliant book new ‘100 Years of Legends’ to test the team on their knowledge of the history of Le Mans. You will be surprised by the result!
The final show of 2023, and it’s awards night.
Plus Peter Mackay looks at changes to the World Rally Championship for 2024, and JOTA’s David Clark tells us how he signed Jenson Button.
John, Nick, Shea and Jonny present their nominations for this year’s awards, plus Callum Illott and Marco Sorensen on their plans for 2024.
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Corridors of Power’ this month sees the panel chosing their favourite motorsport movie. There were rather more to chose from than we originally thought and there are some real turkeys as well as the good ones! Joe Bradley, Jim Roller and Paul Jurd don’t hold back in their praise of the their favourites and criticism of the not-so-good.
Also Rob Cull and John Pearson tell the guys about their ultra-successful Equipe Classic Racing and their plans for 2024, including an all-Elan race at Silverstone. Paul Tarsey also looks at his choice for the top ten books to go on his Christmas list.
The team examines the entry list for next season’s ELMS, previews the 12 hours of Kuwait and looks back at the opening two rounds of the Asian Le Mans Series.
Plus Nick Daman with the latest F1 and MotoGP news, and another round of Dale of the Century.
Ben, Louis, and Taylor are back after Thanksgiving break to talk about the new partnership between Fanatec and Sparco, and massive updates from Rennsport and AMS2.
The man behind the FIA World Endurance Championship Frederic Lequien talks about the entry list for next season, plus reaction from John Dagys.
Tim Gray has news from the German courts, where the battle for control of endurance racing on the Nordschleife is intensifying
And Nick Daman presents his team by team review of the final F1 race of the season, the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
Peter Cate talks about his new book, Racing Hell, Eve Hewitt has Christmas Present ideas, and Shea Adam looks at some of the week’s sportscar news.
Plus MotoGP, WRC and Nick Daman’s Team by Team review of the Las Vegas Grand Prix.
In our show at the beginning of November, Jim Roller discussed his memories of the 1983 Daytona 24 Hours when, mid race, A.J.Foyt jumped into a Porsche 935 he had never even sat in before and went on to win!
This time round, Joe Bradley talks to Kevin Jeannette who was crew chief on the car and we hear the ‘untold story’.
Serge Vanbockryck discusses his new book on the TWR Porsche which gave Tom Kristensen his first Le Mans win and Paul Jurd looks at the upcoming events in the world of historic motorsport.
John Hindhaugh looks at the entry list for next year’s Daytona 24 hours, Brian Sheehan talks about ticketing for next year’s Le Mans 24 hours, and Nick Daman preview the Las Vegas Grand Prix.
This week’s Big Interview is with Sabre Cook.
This week Ben is joined by JD Daniel to discuss the further trials and tribulations of Motorsport Games. Taylor also has an interview with Alejandro Sanchez and Luke McKeown from Apex Racing Team.
John Hindhaugh talks to nathalie Fargier about how the FIA World Endurance Championship is broadcast to the world.
John Hindhaugh talks to Pascal Dimitri about the logistical challenges of the FIA World Endurance Championship, ELMS and ALMS.
John Hindhaugh talks to this year’s Team USA scholarship winners, Nick Daman reviews the F1 Grand Prix of Sao Paolo, and this week’s Big Interview is with Riley Dickinson.
Commentary from Jonny Palmer, Bruce Jones and John Hindhaugh, with Louise Beckett in the pits
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This week, Ben and Louis talk about massive updates for Gran Turismo 7 and Forza Motorsport, while Taylor interviews eNASCAR 2023 Champion Steven Wilson.
John Hindhaugh is joined by two champions: Dan Harper is the new British GT champion, while Thomas Preining is champion of the DTM.
Plus Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Mexican Grand Prix, WRC, MotoGP and heavy metals.
It’s time for the ‘Classic 24 Hours at Daytona’ on 4th and 5th November and the team is taking an in-depth look at the Florida venue.
Paul Tarsey talks to Derek Drinkwater who has created a toolroom copy of the 1950 Cadillac ‘Le Monstre’ which he will be racing this weekend and then driving from Florida to California in the Le Mans behemoth.
John Kirkpatrick was responsible for the phenomenal success of the Jim Russell Racing Drivers School in the 80s, 90s and beyond and he tells about the invasion of talent that arrived on his doorstep from South America.
To complete the Daytona flavour, Jim Roller, Joe Bradley and Paul Jurd will be choosing their favourite Daytona 24 Hours in Corridors of Power.
After applying to be a new team in F1, Benjamin Durand of LkySunz discusses his experience of the process and the rejection.
Michelin Pilot Challenge champion Robert Wickens is this week’s Big Interview, plus Nick Daman’s Team by Team review of the US Grand Prix at Circuit of the Americas, and news from sports cars and Indycar.
Nick Daman has his eyes on F1, Tim Gray has calendar news, and a 92-year-old man buys doughnuts.
Plus Colin Braun is the subject of this week’s Big Interview.
Team UK this week. Featuring Ben’s review of Forza Motorsport plus a discussion from the Listeners Collective on what racing series deserve more love from sim racing developers.
Just south of Nashville, Tennessee is a cornucopia of automotive delight. More than just a car dealer, Global Motorsports offers a personal experience for any owner, and is happy to welcome any car enthusiast for a look around.
Justin Glenn is our guide as we go inside, and find a link for F1.
John Hindhaugh is at Porsche USA in Atlanta, where he’s joined by Felipe Nasr and Matt Campbell en route to Road Atlanta for Petit Le Mans
Shea Adam is already at the circuit, and previews the final rounds of the Michelin Pilot Challenge and Idemitsu Mazda MX5 Cup as well as the main race.
Plus Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Qatar Grand Prix.
The full version of episode 37.
Richard Craill previews the Bathurst 1000, calendars are released for NASCAR and IndyNXT, and what happens next for the prospective new F1 teams.
There has been a lot of sales activity with race cars crossing the block on both sides of the pond and Jim Roller catches up with all the auction news from the USA and the UK. Paul Tarsey chats to ‘the greatest auctioneer of classic cars in the world’, Charlie Ross just before his latest sale for Gooding and Company at Hampton Court Palace in London.
Corridors of Power this month is an unusual one; the panellists, Jim Roller, Joe Bradley and Paul Jurd, were asked to name their favourite Cosworth DFV powered car. Not the best, or the most groundbreaking or even the most successful, just their favourite. There are obviously lots of Formula One cars on everyone’s list but also sports racers other single seaters and even the odd modified saloon!
Nick Daman heads to Aston Martin at Silverstone for the launch of their Hypercar programme in the FIA World Endurance Championship and WeatherTech Sports Car Championship.
A look back at Moto GP’s first race in India, and where that championship will be racing next season.
Peter Mackay previews RennSport Reunion 7, Nick Daman gives his team by team review of the Japanese Grand Prix, plus Indycar and truck racing.
This week’s Big Interview is with Patrick Long.
This week Ben is joined by special guest Justin Prince to discuss RENNSPORT’s car tease, EA SPORTS WRC’s gameplay deep dive, and the new iRacing and SRX partnership.
Martin Brundle joins the show this time round to talk about his days working for ‘Uncle Ken’ and the Tyrrell Racing Organisation. He talks about the trials and tribulations of the permanently underfunded team and the accidents which nearly ended his career.
Richard Jenkins has written a new book about the complete story of Tyrrell from the early days in Formula Three right up to the sale to British American Tobacco. He tells Paul Tarsey some of the lesser known stories from the early days in Formula One with Jackie Stewart right through to the other hugely talented drivers who raced various Tyrrells over the years.
‘Baron’ Tarsey is joined by Jim Roller and Joe Bradley to look back on one of the best-loved teams that Grand Prix racing has ever seen!
All the old favourites are back, with News In Spanish, Pointless Press Release of the Week and Nick Daman’s Team by Team review of the Singapore Grand Prix.
This week’s Big Interview is with Nick Tandy.
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Nick Daman looks back at the last two rounds of MotoGP, while Shea Adam reports on Indycar’s season finale at Laguna Seca.
Peter Mackay previews the next round of the WEC at Fuji, Peter Snowdon looks at a busy weekend on the Nordschleife, and Shea Adam reports on the crowning of an Indycar champion.
Plus Nick Daman’s team by team guide to the Italian GP.
Our friends from SimRacing.GP are back on the show to talk about their post-beta updates. Ben, Louis, and Taylor then discuss Motorsport Games, recent Forza Motorsport news, and Moza’s new Xbox wheel!
Nick Daman looks back at Moto GP’s uneventful trip to Austria and Shea Adam previews IMSA’s visit to VIR. This week’s Big Interview is with Cyrille Taesch Wahlen.
Matt talks to Motorsport UK’s Paul Crawford about the governing body’s involvement with esports racing.Steve proves why he’s an engineer and not a meteorologist.
The first test day for the Goodwood Revival has already taken place and there were some amazing cars being shaken down, including Saif Assam’s glorious Shelby Cobra. We also talk to Rory Butcher about the differences between racing his Toyota in the BTCC and peddaling a 1960s short wheelbase Porsche around Goodwood. Artist Andrew Kitson has made a study of the history of Snetterton, the Norfolk circuit which started life as a USAF bomber base in WW2 and he tells us about the history of the place. Jim Roller and Paul Tarsey discuss the time they have spent together, with both of them in the UK for a rare opportunity to share some interesting motorsport experiences. They also investigate the happenings at Monterey Car Week and look at the Pebble Beach auctions.
Ben and Taylor review even more update news from iRacing and Forza Motorsport, and talk about the uncertain future for Motorsport Games.
John Hindhaugh, Tim Gray and Declan Brennan look at the week’s top motor sport stories, including the launch of a brand new championship by Ford, and Indycar and NASCAR sharing Indianapolis for the weekend.
The Shere Hill Climb in England’s leafy Surrey happens on Sunday 3rd September and boss Martin Warner talks about what to expect. Corridors of Power discusses the most groundbreaking Lotus F1 cars of all time. On the panel this time are Nick Padmore, Jim Roller and Paul Jurd.
Shea Adam previews IMSA racing at Road America, Nick Daman has his Team by Team review of the Belgian Grand Prix, and there’s a Big Interview with Katherine Legge.
Including Nick Daman’s Team by team review of the Hungarian Grand Prix, a Big Interview with Riley Dickinson, and what’s on this weekend in Stockton on Tees.
The HRN team have lots to talk about (don’t they always?). Paul Jurd is back from a weekend at Zandvoort and compares notes with Jim Roller and Paul Tarsey who were there in June. Joe Bradley is enthusiastic about his recent trip to Estoril in Portugal and the whole team talks about the Goodwood Festival of Speed which happened last weekend, including that scary moment when a wheel went into the crowd, thankfully without serious injury. The boys also talk about the ridiculous Special Saloons of the 1980s which saw fibreglass lookalike bodies from everyday saloon cars covering out and out race cars. The ‘Chimp’ was a favourite, a 2 litre Chevron made to look like a Hillman Imp!
Ben and Louis discuss more previews of LM Ultimate, Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown’s gameplay reveal, and the latest sim rig from Next Level Racing.
Jonny Palmer reviews the WEC’s trip to Monza, plus Nick Daman’s Team by Team review of the British Grand Prix
It’s the British Grand Prix this weekend and the team takes a look at the history of the great event. Starting with pre-war races at Brooklands and Donington through Aintree, Brands Hatch and of course Silverstone. Jim Roller, Paul Jurd and Joe Bradley are the panellists on ‘Corridors of Power’ this month and each of them puts forward their own nomination for ‘The Most Memorable British Grand Prix’. Host Paul Tarsey has to pick a winner.
Kerry Cobb reviews World Superbikes from Donington Park, plus Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Austrian Grand Prix and a Big Interview with Richard Bradley.
Special guest Daniel Morad sits down with Ben, Louis, and Taylor to discuss real-world racing, getting into sim racing, and his brand Moradness. Th hosts also talk about Moza’s newest wheelbase and rim offerings and other sim racing news.
Paul Tarsey talks to Alexander Hesketh about those heady times in the 1970s when he put together the ‘dream team’ of James Hunt, ‘Bubbles’ Horsley and Harvey Postlethwaite to challenge the established teams at the very front of Grand Prix racing, from the high point of winning the Dutch Grand Prix to the heartache of closing the doors at the end of 1975.
Bruce Jones previews the Spa 24 hours, Nick Daman gives his verdict on Formula E at Portland, plus Kazakh billionaires and a change of manufacturer for TF Sport.
Ben is joined by special guest host JD Daniel talking a bit more about the Forza Motorsport announcement, RENNSPORT beta updates, and a developer update from Riza Studios about AMS2 V1.5.
John talks to Indycar veteran James Hinchcliffe about his upcoming guest appearance in the Mazda MX5 Cup, Aaron Jeansonne drops into the studio, and Shea Adam previews this week’s IMSA action. Plus WRC’s Safari Rally and Nick Daman’s Team by Team review of the Canadian Grand Prix. This week’s Big Interview is with Nicky Catsburg
Matt is back to bring you the latest sim racing news and Ben makes a special appearance to deliver great news on Forza Motorsport.
Ben, Louis, and Taylor discuss the iRacing Season 3 update, new details about the RENNSPORT beta, and the announcement of Le Mans Ultimate.
John Hindhaugh talks to renowned engineer Gary Robertshaw about the development of the LMP2 category.
John Hindhaugh takes a closer look at this year’s Garage 56 entry, in two special programmes. In episode one he looks at the car, with Chad Knaus, Ben Wright, Greg Ives and Jessica Hook. Episode two focuses on the drivers, with John talking to Mike Rockenfeller, Jenson Button and Jimmie Johnson.
Richard Craill talks about his emotions and experiences on his first visit to the Le Mans 24 hours
With much talk of the Le Mans centenary we take a chance to look back at that first-ever race. There was no official winner declared in those early days, it was a car’s performance over three consecutive years which counted, and the original racetrack was more like a gravel rally stage than a race circuit. You can hear why a last minute change of heart by W.O. Bentley changed the course of his eponymous brand forever.
Paul Jurd and Paul Tarsey are in the UK and at Le Mans are the full team of contestants. Regulars Joe Bradley, Jim Roller and Peter Snowdon are joined by ‘the voice of Radio Le Mans’ John Hindhaugh. Their challenge is to choose any car, any driver and any circuit layout since 1923. The difficult bit is that they each need to be from a different era!
John Hindhaugh and Paul Truswell discuss the Hypercar entries for this year’s 24 hours.
A look back at the Indy 500, Nick Daman’s Team by Team review of the Monaco Grand Prix and more news about Bicester Heritage’s Flywheel event.
Plus Richard Craill and Shea Adam play “The answer is never Scott Dixon” and Phil Hanson is this week’s Big Interview.
The full Team US is back this week! Ben, Louis, and Taylor discuss the updates to rFactor 2, Forza Horizon 4, and Gran Turismo 7.
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Jim Roller talks about some of the fabulous cars coming to market at Le Mans next month and also the Ferrari 312PB which is going under the hammer at RM Sotheby’s in Italy this weekend with an estimate of $14-18,000,000!
Paul Jurd talks about the 1962 accident at Goodwood which cut short the frontline career of Stirling Moss. To this day the accident is unexplained, Moss had no memory of what happened, and PJ, Jim Roller and Paul Tarsey discuss the “what might have been” scenario.
Lara Platman has spent years researching the lives of the hardy pre-war female racing drivers. Creating successful careers in what was very much a man’s world brought about some amazing stories, which Lara shares with the team.
John Hindhaugh and Peter Mackay are at the Nuerburgring 24h race, and wander down the pit lane as the cars return after the Adenau Race event. Then Tim Gray, Nick Daman and Shea Adam break down the week’s motor sport news.
Tony Schibeci and Richard Craill are joined by Tom Oliphant to talk about his TCR Australia campaign.
A bit of a different show this week: Ben and Louis sit down and discuss all of the things that you should consider when getting started in sim-racing.
Commentary from Bruce Jones and Joe Bradley, with Nick Daman and Diana Binks in the pits.
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Ben and Louis discuss F1 ’23, news from AMS2 and the trailer for the Gran Turismo movie.
Joe Bradley, Jim Roller and Peter Snowdon look for the ‘Greatest Sports Car Drivers of the 1970s’. Redman, Ickx, Follmer, Haywood, Pescarolo and Elford plus many more get discussed as well as some of the great races like not only Le Mans and Daytona but the Targa Florio and Sebring too.
Paul Jurd and Paul Tarsey look at the calendar for the next few weeks and Scott Stringfellow talks to Joe Bradley about over forty years in motor sport.
Andrew Cotton looks back at FIA WEC at Spa, Shea Adam looks forward to Porsche Carrera Cup at Miami and Joe Bradley wants to race against a McLaren M23 in a Group B Audi… or an SUV (it’s hard to be certain.)
Plus Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Azerbaijan GP.
Jonny Palmer previews the WEC’s trip to Spa Francorchamps. This week’s Big Interview is with Ben Keating.
Ahead of his 600th Supercars race, Mark Winterbottom joins the team to discuss his career.
…and the tyres? Matt and Steven look at the latest in depth changes to Assetto Corza Competizione including new tyre and suspension behaviour and, of course a raft of new GT3 machinery.
Joe Bradley and Jim Roller talk about HSR’s annual springtime trip to Road Atlanta for “The Mitty” (pictured) and inevitably reminisce about fun times at the beautiful Georgia racetrack. Jim also talks about the auction scene and he and Paul Tarsey take a look at Bonhams recent Goodwood Members Meeting sale.
Andrew Cotton looks back on round two of the FIA World Endurance Champion ship at Portimao, Peter Mackay has the latest from the Nuerburgring, and Nick Daman looks at the latest F1 news.
There’s also News in Spanish and a Pointless Press Release of the Week, plus Shea Adam plays “Scott Dixon Is Never The Answer”.
Ben, Louis, and Taylor are back talking about Thrustmaster’s latest announcements, Assetto Corsa Competizione’s newest track, and the Gen 3 Formula E being added to rFactor2.
John and Nick discuss Marc Marquez’s absence from CoTA Moto GP and problems with the builders, while Jade Edwards tells us about her 2023 BTCC campaign.
Jonny Palmer previews WEC Portimao. JDC/PT Autosports Driver Alex Sedgwick tells us about his Porsche Deluxe Carerra Cup season
Richard Craill looks back at the Bathurst 6hrs, and Shea Adam drills down through the BoP for IMSA Long Beach and assesses the prospects for the race this weekend.
It’s time for the Goodwood Members Meeting and we talk to the General Manager of the Goodwood Road Racing Club about a packed weekend.
Paul Tarsey talks to Gordon Murray about his early career at Brabham and McLaren and how Gordon invented the ‘strategic pit stop’.
Paul Jurd looks at what’s on during April and Jim Roller provides a heartfelt tribute to the late Lady Susie Moss.
Peter Snowdon joins the team for Corridors of Power this time round, their subject for discussion is ‘The greatest-ever all-round driver’.
The team look back at MotoGP’s visit to Argentina, and Indycar at Texas. John Hindhaugh talks to Ian Wagstaff about his new book “Audi R8 – The autobiography of R8-405“, Eve Hewitt reveals some details of this years Le Mans coverage, and Nick Daman has his team by team review of the Australian Grand Prix.
John Hindhaugh reports from the launch of a GT3 Michelin Le Mans Cup programme for Steller Motorsport.
The 2022 GT4 Champions from British GT will be campaigning an Audi R8 LMS Evo 2 in ACO competition in 2023 whilst raising funds and awareness for Sir Jackie Stewart’s “Race against Dementia” charity.
Hear what is expected from this new challenge as John chats to Team Manager Max Daymond, drivers Sennan Fielding and James Wood and Team Principle Gary Blackham.
Nick Daman looks back at the opening round of the Moto GP season, John Hindhaugh talks to Ashley Freiberg about her season, and Shea Adam plays new gameshow “Scott Dixon is never the answer”.
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Joe Bradley looks ahead to the Mugello 12 hours, plus Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Saudi Grand Prix.
John Hindhaugh gets the lowdown on the ACO’s new balance of performance formula from Director of Competition Thierry Bouvet.
The Racer’s Concours is the unofficial name of ‘The Amelia’ and Jim Roller and Paul Tarsey took a trip to Florida to see what was happening.
Tarsey took a detour on the way and talked to George Levy at the Motorsport Hall of Fame of America in Daytona and then met with Jim to visit the auctions at Amelia before the concours itself.
Hans Wurl from Gooding and Co gives us a peek behind the curtain and talks about the world of high quality auctions and Kevin Jeannette talks about a secret passion in a vehicle which isn’t a Porsche!
Ben and Louis talk about the iRacing 2023 Season 2 Update and the odd news from Forza Motorsport.
A look back at the second weekend of the World Superbike Championship from Mandalika, alongside sports car news from USA where cheating has been uncovered.
Nick Daman has his first Team By Team review of the Formula 1 season, plus reminiscences from Jonny Mowlem in the Big interview.
The Historic Racing News Radio Show is back on the road, this time at Race Retro. The show is very much aimed at the club racing historic competitor and we will talk to friends we met at the show.
Paul Jurd looks at events happening around the world in March and Jim Roller previews the first big auction weekend of the year when The Amelia opens its doors.
Four separate auctions are being held on Amelia Island over the weekend which is traditionally known as the “Racer’s Concours” because of the huge number of race cars on display.
Tim Gray, Nick Daman and John Hindhaugh look ahead to the 2023 Formula One World Championship.
The team preview the World Superbike Championship which starts this weekend at Phillip Island. This week’s guest is James Moffatt.
Matt is joined by Steve Wilkinson to talk about his time working in BTCC and ELMS oh… and some sim racing too!
John Hindhaugh is in the Middle East, to drive a very special version of Porsche’s SUV.
Ben, Louis, and Taylor discuss Long Beach coming to rFactor2, Straigh4 Studio’s impressive AI concepts, and react to Rennsports’s R1 competition.
Richard Craill has the Bathurst 12h debrief, and special guest Todd Hazlewood talks about the new Mustang.
Jonny Palmer looks at the entry list for this years European and Asian Le Mans Series and Nick Daman is in launch mode, and not very impressed.
Commentary from Richard Craill, John Hindhugh and Garth Tander
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Lee Masters talks about the upcoming Race Retro show where a full-on exhibition is outside action including a full-on rally stage exhibition.
And in Corridors of Power, who from the world of motor sport would you choose to sit next to on a long-haul flight? Paul Jurd, Jim Roller and Nick Padmore fight for their choices.
Richard Craill and Garth Tander preview next week’s Bathurst 12 hour race. This week’s Big Interview is with Jared Thomas.
Ben, Louis and special guest Jordan are joined by our newest host, Taylor Burris, and discuss LeMans Virtual with Satellite Racing’s Matt Strand.
Ash Vandelay returns to talk about Screen to Speed.
Warren Hughes talks to Joe Bradley about his early days in Formula Ford and Paul Truswell tells us about his love for the Formula Ford Festival. Paul Jurd digs out the history of the formula and discusses the earliest days back in 1967 with Paul Tarsey.
There’s news from the Roger Albert Clark rally and from Classic Sports Car Club, and Ian Wagstaff talks about his new book Audi R8-405
Commentary from John Hindhaugh, Jonny Palmer, Bruce Jones and Phil Anson, with Joe Bradley and Nick Daman in the pits.
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Donald Campbell died on 4th January 1967 trying to break the World Water Speed Record. His nephew Don Wales explains what happened on that fateful day and why Campbell made some fundamental errors.
Rob Cull and John Pearson talk about their innovative and very successful series running under the Equipe Racing banner and Jim Roller brings us up to date on the latest from the world of auctions.
Plus, who is the ‘Greatest F1 Team Manager’? Paul Tarsey hosts.
The final SimCast of 2022 includes rFactor 2 BTCC surprise news, the Quiz of the Year, Gaming Athlete eSports Round up and the 2022 SimCast Awards
Ben, Jordan and Louis discuss Gran Turismo 7’s impressive user statistics, iRacing finally replacing their old member site, and Next Level Racing’s interesting new product.
Formula Ford has launched the careers of some of the greatest champions in our sport. In this episode the team takes a look at why the formula has been so successful, right up to the present day.
We talk to Jeremy Shaw about his ‘Team USA’ initiative, James Beckett who, amongst many other things, started and runs the Walter Hayes Trophy and Rick Shortle tells us what it was like racing against, and beating, people like Johnny Dumfries, Damon Hill, Mark Blundell, Andy Wallace and Derek Warwick.
Jim Roller also looks at some interesting auction results which have ended to 2022 season with some big surprises.
We reveal the results of our annual awards, plus Nick Daman rides the F1 team boss merry go round, and Brian Sheehan of 1st Tickets explains why you may face a struggle if you’re yet to book camping for next year’s Le Mans 24h.
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Commentary from John Hindhaugh and Phil Anson, with Joe Bradley and Nick Daman in the pits.
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Paul Jurd reminisces about those cold, and sometimes snowy, Boxing Day race meetings; Joe Bradley talks about his trip to the Classic 24 Hours at Daytona and a man in a red suit pays an unexpected visit too!
Nick Daman’s team by team review of the 2022 FIA Formula One World Championship, with help from Joe Bradley and John Hindhaugh.
Including Eve’s Christmas present ideas and Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. This week’s Big Interview is with Porsche Motorsport North America’s Troy Bundy.
This episode is all about books and the tales they tell. Crispian Besley talks about his new book ‘Driven to Crime’ which investigates the seedier side of the motor sport world, and world-renowned author Doug Nye talks to Paul Tarsey about everything from why Mike Hawthorn wasn’t universally popular in his home town to the tale of the Italian lunch that brought about the Goodwood Festival of Speed. In a full length, exclusive, interview, Doug also explains his thoughts on Vanwall and their rivals at BRM. Since the runaway success of Jon Saltinstall’s biography of Niki Lauda the author has been researching and writing a new volume about Jacky Ickx, Unusually, Saltinstall was able to rely on the wholehearted support of Ickx himself, creating a full and in-depth look at the life of the great Belgian driver. Jon Saltinstall explains why he so much enjoyed his time with Jacky too. Paul Jurd revisits a couple of books by Tim Beavis and Guy Loveridge featuring photographs from the racetracks of the 1960s and ’70s and wallows in the nostalgia from those times.
John Hindhaugh talks to artist Neil Gardner and author Jon Saltinstall. Shea Adam has the latest sports car news, plus Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Brazilian Grand Prix.
John Hindhaugh goes on a Porsche taster day at Silverstone and Nick Daman reviews MotoGP’s season finale. This week’s Big Interview is with Sabre Cook.
John Hindhaugh meets this year’s Team USA winners ahead of their final race, the Walter Hayes Trophy. Nick Daman has strong views on the Red Bull cheating scandal, Simon Pagenaud talks about a new challenge for 2023 and Stuart Mitchell looks at the new Ferrari LMH car. Plus Ross Chastain, and the team by team review of the Mexican Grand Prix.
Matt Hunter and Jordan Groves explore how Jimmy Broadbent and Gordie Mutch won the inaugural Praga Cup title. Plus a look at the announcement from the Motorsport UK about creating a racing esports hub, and all the sim racing Halloween sales
Neil Hudson assesses the state of TCR, John Hindhaugh asks if there’s ever been a good racing film, plus Nick Daman’s team by team review of the US Grand Prix.
Ben and Jordan are discussing everything from new cars on Gran Turismo 7 to an F1-themed bar with SimRacing elements in London.
An in-depth look at Spa-Francorchamps ‘the finest race track in the world’. Nick Padmore describes what it’s like to race a Williams FW07 round the legendary circuit whilst Paul Jurd goes right back to the beginning, in the the 1920s, when it was the fastest track in Europe. Peter Snowdon talk about the real-world challenges which Spa brings to a modern day driver. The whole team, whilst Joe Bradley remembers a bizarre escapade as a team manager for a Renault Clio team making a ‘raid’ on a European round at Spa back in the day.
Shea Adam reflects on a race ban for Bubba Wallace, Nick Daman reviews Moto GP in Australia and Jonny Palmer revels in the ELMS finale. Plus Jeremy Shaw on the Team USA scholars, and this week’s Big Interview with Tom Ingram.
The latest on F1’s cost-cap row, Richard Craill reviews the Bathurst 1000, John Hindhaugh talks to the winners of the VCO Petit Le Mans race, and a world championship calendar that’s 60 per cent French Plus Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Japanese Grand Prix, and a Big Interview with Richard Westbrook.
Cars which have won Le Mans more than once are few. But it is now officially accepted that there are actually five cars which have achieved this special honour, including one which was generally accepted to be a real no-hoper at the time. The team of Paul Jurd, Jim Roller and Peter Snowdon also state their case for the defunct circuit which they would like to see brought back to life. ‘Baron’ Tarsey then has to choose his favourite, and be warned, there are some strange inclusions and some equally unexpected omissions! Paul Jurd looks forward to some of the events happening in the UK and in the USA in October
Oliver Jarvis talks about becoming WeatherTech Sports Car Championship champion, Ben Constanduros talks about Kalle Rovanpera’s domination of the World Rally Championship, and a date is set for the Bernie Ecclestone trial. Plus a first look at GTP cars, and Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Singapore GP.
Matt is joined by former Exeter Chiefs flanker, Don Armand to talk competitiveness and what it takes to have a winning mindset. Also including news from F1M 22, Raceroom and whether the Porsche Vision GT is really a Porsche
John Hindhaugh is joined at Road Atlanta by Mazda’s Jonathan Applegate, Nick Daman looks back at MotoGP’s trip to Japan, and Andrew Marriot shares an anecdote from his book. Plus a Big Interview with Jared Thomas, and a brand new topical game show
Tim Gray looks at the entry list for this year’s Mountain Gorilla Rally, Nick Daman asks what next for Porsche’s attempts to enter F1, and John Hindhaugh looks back at the WEC’s trip to Fuji. Plus Colin White on his Thruston accident, and the team by team review of the Italian Grand Prix.
Ben is joined by special guest host JD Daniel to discuss this week’s iRacing content drop as well as the upcoming LeMans Virtual & F1 Esports championships
Gilles Villeneuve and Didier Pironi are famous for their feud, which happened after Pironi supposedly ‘stole’ victory in at Imola in 1982, and Villeneuve was so upset that he never spoke to his Ferrari team mate again. Andrew Marriott explains some of the background to the feud. Paul Tarsey and Paul Jurd look forward to the upcoming September events, Goodwood Revival and Spa Six Hours in particular, and get wistful over never having been to the ‘Circuit des Remparts’ at Angouleme. And the team looks back on the life of Lance Macklin, forever associated with the Le Mans disaster in which he was a blameless player, reviewing a new book by Jack Barlow.
Joe Bradley talks contracts, and previews this weekend’s 24h of Barcelona. There’s a comprehensive review of Rali Ceredigion, and John Hindhaugh looks ahead to the WEC’s return at Fuji. Plus Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Dutch Grand Prix, and this week’s Big Interview is with Riley Dickinson.
John Hindhaugh is live at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, where he gets to talk to the speedway’s president Doug Boles. Plus Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Belgian Grand Prix, and this week’s Big Interview is with Kyle Tilley.
Ben and Louis talk about NASCAR Rivals, a new Ford branded rig from Next Level Racing, and details about the latest Gran Turismo 7 update.
Nick Daman looks at MotoGP’s version of The Sprint, and finds that its origins may be closer to another two-wheeled series. Shea Adam reacts to Jeff Gordon’s return to IMSA competition, and Jonny Palmer previews the European Le Mans Series’ return at Barcelona. This week’s Big Interview is with Steven McAleer, plus a new game of Dale of the Century.
Would Emerson Fittipaldi have won a third world championship if he hadn’t gone to Copersucar in 1976? That’s the conundrum debated by Jim Roller and Joe Bradley who wonder just why ‘Emmo’ went from a world champion team at McLaren to join his brother’s back-of-the-grid team. We also talk to Kevin Shilling, the man who has brought a fascinating car back to life. He bought a tired and well used AC Aceca, only to discover that the car had been the ‘daily driver’ of none other than record-breaker Donald Campbell.
John Hindhaugh talks to IMSA boss John Doonan following last week’s State of the Sport address, Nick Daman sees MotoGP return after its summer break, and Ben Constanduros looks back at Rally Finland. Plus Felipe Albuquerque on Road America.
The idea is this: You can have any racing car you like, you can drive it on the road or track or simply look at it, BUT you can never sell it, and if you get bored with it you have to give it back. That’s the conundrum facing our ‘Corridors of Power’ panellists Paul Jurd, Joe Bradley and Peter Snowdon. Also on this edition, Martin Warner, boss of the Shere Hill Climb, Alan Strachan, who is currently building three new versions of the Andy Rouse Sierra Cosworth he built with Andy back in the day, and Nick Padmore tells us what it’s like when your car catches fire at the Le Mans Classic at 170mph
Shea Adam discusses IMSA’s return to Indianapolis in 2023, and previews this weekend’s action at Road America. Plus Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Hungarian Grand Prix, calendar news, and a Valkyrie AI Stat Attack.
It’s all about Chicago after the announcement that NASCAR and IMSA will run a street race in the windy city next year. Plus Nick Daman on Donington Park’s World Superbike round, and Shea Adam with the Valkyrie Stat Attack for Lime Rock.
Jordan and Ben review Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown, take a look at the new rally hybrid system in WRC Generations, and have news of more updates for F122.
Nick Daman reports on why Bernie Ecclestone is in trouble with the tax man, Jonny Palmer reviews the Monza round of the FIA World Endurance Championship, and everyone has signed Alex Palou. Plus, the team by team review of the Austrian Grand Prix, and this week’s Big Interview is with Rahel Frey
News of an update to rFactor2 that adds a bunch of liveries from the Le Mans Virtual series.
Goodwood House is the backdrop for a relaxing conversation between Paul Tarsey, Paul Jurd and Peter Snowdon. They talk about the Festival of Speed (of course) and other things happening in the world of historic motor sport before PJ and Snowy go their separate ways on projects you will hear about over the next few months. Paul Tarsey talks to Andy Dee Crown who run the Historic Sports Car Club, better known as the HSCC. Andy explains how the club has a wide range of different series, catering to owners of period sports cars, through a very successful Formula Two and Atlantic series to the ubiquitous Formula Fords! ‘Corridors of Power’ features choices from PJ and Snowy plus Joe Bradley and Jim Roller. Seeking some technical input, the panellists are tasked with choosing the greatest racing of all time. There are some surprising choices! Let us know your thoughts on the choices, or anything else on the Historic Racing News Facebook page or @histracingnews #hrnrs
Ben discusses his first-ever trip to a racing event, Jordan talks about ACC’s DDOS issues, and Louis struggles to recall track logos!
Ben, Jordan, and Louis discuss the long-awaited news of the next Forza Motorsport title as well as upcoming DLC’s for Forza Horizon 5 & Assetto Corsa Competizione
With the Le Mans 24 hours done and dusted, the team turns its attention to the upcoming Le Mans Classic. Paul Jurd shares some little known facts about the first-ever race held at Le Mans, and no, it wasn’t the inaugural 24 Hours in 1923, it was the French Grand Prix held on a circuit for 12 laps in 1906 ……. but each lap was 64 miles long! Jim Roller takes a look at the way the current 24 hour circuit has evolved over the years, starting with the northernmost point, the Pontlieue Hairpin, which intrepid motorsport archaeologists can still go and discover.
Aussies at Le Mans charts the 94 years of Australian drivers competing at Le Mans – from Webber to the Brabhams, Schuppan and more. The show includes a feature interview with Tim Schenken, who raced for Ferrari at La Sarthe and has incredible stories to tell of his time with the Scuderia, with Porsche and at Le Mans. Every Aussie driver, Starting with ‘Bentley Boy’ Bernard Rubin, right through to current hero Matt Campbell, are documented by the On the Grid team in a 70-minute feature produced in advance of the 2022 Le Mans 24 Hour.
The Historic Racing News team discuss their favourite Le Mans race that they attended in person.
Exclusive coverage of test day with Jonny Palmer, Bruce Jones, Paul Truswell and Shea Adam.
On a packed show this week: Ben, Louis, and Jordan discuss the latest Rennsport reveals, upcoming iRacing content & potential classic track DLC in F1 22!
Paul Jurd and Paul Tarsey discuss the new book by Ian Wagstaff and Doug Nye about the highs and lows of BRM from the embarrassing launch to winning the world championship. In our monthly game show ‘Corridors of Power’ we get a view from the HRN panel about the greatest Le Mans race they have ever seen. And what a noisy panel we have: Regulars Joe Bradley, Jim Roller and Paul Jurd are joined by John Hindhaugh for this special edition of the show, and no quarter is given with these four arguing it out.
Shea Adam looks back at the Indy 500, while Phil Hanson looks ahead to Le Mans Plus Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Monaco Grand Prix, and is this the end for Marc Marquez?
John Hindhaugh is at the Nürburgring ahead of this weekend’s 24 hour race, and is joined by Jonny Palmer and Peter Snowdon to preview the race. Plus Nick Daman’s tea by team review of the Spanish GP.
Jeremy Shaw and John Hindhaugh look at the 33 cars and drivers that will be racing this Sunday.
Ben and Louis discuss the delay of Test Drive Solar Crown, WRC Generations and an interesting development on the BTCC game.
The Donington Historic Festival had some fabulous cars racing hard throughout the weekend, not least Andrew Bentley racing a glorious TWR Jaguar XJR8. Andrew talks to Joe Bradley about hustling the big V12 beast round the confines of Donington Park to take a well-deserved win. Paul Jurd takes an in depth look at those dark days just before WW2 when Hitler’s Mercedes and Auto Union teams arrived at Donington Park to steamroller the comparatively puny English contingent and Peter Snowdon talks about the modern-day Donington Park.
Ben Constanduros looks ahead to WRC in Portugal, Richard Craill looks back at the Bathurst 12h and John Hindhaugh celebrates a special anniversary at Brooklands.
Commentary from Ben Constanduros and Paul Truswell, with Chris Dawes and Peter Snowdon in the pits.
Commentary from Richard Craill, Matt Naulty and Garth Tander, with Briony Ingerson in the pits. Saturday Sunday
Richard Craill and Mark Walker preview the Bathurst 12h with the help of guests Craig Baird and Craig Lowndes.
Matt and Jordan cover the new BTCC content releases for Rfactor 2, a surprise new iRacing GT4 entry and what’s new with F1 22
Richard Craill looks ahead to this weekend’s Bathurst 12hours, and all the latest motor sport news. Plus Chris Nunes previewing the Idemitsu Mazda MX5 Cup at Mid Ohio and Nick Daman’s Team by Team Review of the Miami GP.
Louis returns and joins Ben and Jordan to talk about even more rFactor2 content, NASCAR 21 Ignition’s new update plan, and some more info about F1 22.
The pale green cars of the British Racing Partnership were a strong force in 1960s F1. Formed by Alfred Moss and Ken Gregory to contest the then-new 1.5 litre F1 they were the first team to bring non-trade sponsorship to F1. We review Ian Wagstaff’s new book about the team’s highs and lows and talk about the mark it left on motorsport. Nick Padmore talks about his busy Goodwood Members Meeting where he drove four cars, and gives us a sneak preview of his Monaco Historique drives. Peter Snowdon takes a look at the way the Monaco Grand Prix circuit has changed over the years and in Corridors of Power, Joe Bradley, Peter Snowdon and Paul Jurd discuss ‘Race series which should never have died out …. and we want to bring back’
Previews of the FIA World Endurance Championship at Spa Francorchamps with Jonny Palmer, and the N24 qualifying race with Peter Snowdon. Plus Nick Daman on the future of Suzuki on MotoGP and Porsche in Formula One, and Shea Adam reviews IMSA’s trip to Laguna Seca.
Jordan and Ben return to talk about the official F122 game announcement, rFactor2’s upcoming UK track additions, and much more!
John Hindhaugh has the week’s motor sport news, Josh Caygill talks about his European Le Mans Series debut and Shea Adam looks ahead to IMSA’s Laguna Seca weekend. Plus Nick Daman’s team by team analysis of the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix and Brian Sheehan from 1st Tickets brings us travel news ahead of Le Mans.
Bruce Jones and Peter Snowdon bring you action from the third round of the Nürburgring Langstrecken Series.
Historic racing isn’t just about old cars. Many of those battling it out on the race tracks of the world are new cars which just LOOK like old ones! The HRN team debate just whether tribute cars, facsimile racers and just plain old fakes have a place in modern motor racing. Paul Jurd, Jim Roller, Peter Snowdon and Paul Tarsey are helped along this tortuous path by Julius Thurgood, who runs the Historic Racing Drivers Club and, for a USA perspective, Kevin Jeanette from Gunnar Racing, who has built and rebuilt several tribute cars in his time, as well as being one of the foremost restorers of the real thing too.
Ben Constanduros previews Croatia’s round of the WRC, Joe Bradley is excited about going to Spa for the 24h Series and Nick Daman is generally excited. Plus Richard Dean on success at Le Castellet, and news of a new magazine about Sim Racing.
Tony Schibeci, Mark Walker and Richard Craill review the Australian Grand Prix and look ahead to the Bathurst 6hrs
Kerry Cobb previews the new Bennetts British Superbike Championship, plus VCO Victory Lane with the winners from the weekend’s virtual Nürburgring 24 hours. Plus Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Australian Grand Prix, and this week’s Big Interview is with Bryan Sellers.
Tony Schibeci and Richard Craill talk to Dean Herridge about the opening round of the Australian Rally Championship. Mark Walker and Dale Rodgers preview the Australian Grand Prix.
Ben Williams and Louis Satterlee discuss why the first BTCC game for nearly two decades may be delayed even further, plus iRacing is entering the console market.
Goodwood’s season kicks off with the Members Meeting and the team takes a look at the circuit’s history. Jim Roller, Peter Snowdon and Paul Jurd discuss ‘Best Team Mates’, plus Philip Porter’s new book Drivers of Drivers, and a look ahead to some of the events happening in April.
Nick Daman looks back at MotoGP’s trip to Argentina, and a first win for Aleix Espargaro. John Hindhaugh catches up with Porsche Carrera Cup North America points leader Kay van Berlo ahead of the series’s trip to Long Beach. This week’s Big Interview is with Honda Performance Development president David Salters.
Shea Adam analyses the opening round of the FIA World Endurance Championship with data from Valkyrie AI, and Silverstone Circuit managing director Stuart Pringle talks about how the venue has survived the pandemic. Plus Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Saudi Arabia Grand Prix, and Nick and John play Through The Keyhole.
Ben and Louis are joined by F1 content creator and Twitch streamer Ash Vandelay to talk about women in sim-racing. Plus, the new ACC DLC and Gran Turismo 7’s recent in-game economy issues.
Jonny Palmer and Bruce Jones preview this weekend’s big events, the Hankook 12h of Mugello and the first round of the NLS. Shea Adam looks back at last weekend’s opening round of the FIA World Endurance Championship at Sebring, plus Nick Daman’s team by team guide to the Bahrain Grand Prix.
With the announcement that Hendrick Motorsport will take a Next Gen NASCAR to Garage 56 at Le Mans in 2023, Leigh Diffey talks to some of those involved.
Remembering those daredevil individuals who broke the record at speeds that were almost inconceivable at the time. Paul Tarsey talks to Don Wales about what made his grandfather, Sir Malcolm Campbell, push for ever more dangerous speeds and Danny Thompson, son of famous American record breaker Mickey Thompson, tells Jim Roller about that mysterious need for speed which drives record breakers to push newer and higher boundaries. Joe Bradley takes a look at the world’s fastest karts, whilst also confessing that he doesn’t understand the attraction of driving fast in a straight line. Don Wales also tells us about his uncle, Donald Campbell, and how he always asked (after almost every record run) whether his father would have been pleased, living in his shadow for all of his life. Paul Jurd fills the gaps with a history of the LSR from the late 1800s (when there was a fear that your head would be blown off at anything over 30mph!) right up to the present day. Host Paul Tarsey wonders why the LSR lost its allure in the 1970s and whether the (literally in some cases) do-or-die mindset simply went out of fashion.
John Hindhaugh is back in the Sebring paddock for part two of the World Endurance Championship preview. Today’s guests include Mike Rockenfeller, Romain Dumas, Dane Cameron and Gianmaria Bruni.
John Hindhaugh is in the Sebring paddock as testing begins ahead of the 2022 World Endurance Championship season for the first of our preview shows. In this show he talks to one of last year’s runners-up Toyota’s Brendan Hartley; He drops in on United Autosport’s LMP2 effort for coffee with Paul di Resta and Joel Pierson; Plus GTE drivers Michael Christensen and David Pittard, and much more.
Ben and Louis review Gran Turismo 7 and the Season 2 content update from iRacing. Plus the announcement of F1 Manager 22, and Porsche eSports Supercup from Interlagos.
Nick Daman looks back at the opening round of the MotoGP season, Shea Adam peruses the Sebring entry lists, and Tim Gray gets to talk about junior single seater racing of the last two decades. Plus a brand new gameshow, and Ricky Taylor is this week’s Big Interview.
Bill Warner, founder of The Amelia concours, talks to Paul Jurd and Joe Bradley about the legendary Lola T70 in all its forms, from the chunky CanAm cars to the later, swoopy Mark 3. Paul Tarsey fights another losing battle with the latest edition of Corridors of Power, where the contestants put forward their nominations for ‘Unlikely Sponsors’. And Peter Snowdon continues his trip round the race tracks he has driven, settling this time on the beautiful parkland of Oulton Park.
Richard Craill has news on the Bathurst 12 hours, plus Jim Cameron talks about 10 years of Mission Motorsport.
Tony Schibeci talks to Warren Luff, plus an Indy Lights preview with New Zealand rookie Hunter McElrea.
John Hindhaugh, Jeremy Shaw and Shea Adam look ahead to this season’s Indycar season, with contributions from drivers.
John Hindhaugh catches up on the latest DTM news, Nick Daman summarises a packed week of Formula One announcements, and Andrew Cotton has updates on the next generation of Le Mans prototypes. Plus Dave Thompson of Neilsen Racing on the team’s Asian Le Mans Series victory.
Richard Craill and Mark Walker review Race Tasmania, plus Tim Macrow and Jack Le Brocq.
F1 is launching Gaming/Socializing Centres – Ben and Matt discuss what to expect. Plus news of a the ACC eSports Series, and a new Porsche Canada Challenge. And there’s eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Series, and the IndyCar Pro Challenge in this week’s GAS esports round up.
Lynx D Types are famous the world over for their build quality. Paul Tarsey speak to John Mayston Taylor about the joys and the challenges of running the company. He shares his thoughts about Lynx D Types selling for the sort of prices which original Jaguar versions were selling for a few years ago. Nick Padmore, one of the world’s most successful drivers of historic cars, talks about that amazing 120 mph lap from a standing start in the Arrows A10 at Goodwood’s Speedweek and also tells us what it’s like to drive a Williams FW07 Formula One car round Spa. And Joe Bradley was as shocked as everyone else when he attended a Daytona Media Conference to be told that IMSA had acquired Historic Sportscar Racing in the USA. Joe shares his thoughts about what this might mean for the historic and vintage race scene in the USA.
Nick Daman examines what’s been taking place in Paris this week, and Shea Adam has been researching yachts. Plus Mike Rockenfeller on Sebring, and this week’s Big Interview is with John Doonan.
Craig Scarborough talks to Omologato founder Shami Kalra about a new era for the F4 British Championship.
Richard Craill and Mark Walker look forward to a trip to Tasmania, while special guest Joey Mawson talks about defending his Gold Star.
Ben and Matt discuss the Gran Turismo 7 details learned during the Playstation State of Play, and the first round of the Porsche Esports Supercup in the GAS eSports Round-Up of the Week.
Shea Adam reviews NASCAR’s Clash at the Coliseum, and Nick Daman looks at the Formula 1 news. This week’s Big Interview is with Guy Cosmo.
Peter Snowdon tells the story of his home track of Thruxton, from its role in the D Day landing right up to the present day. Paul Jurd and Paul Tarsey talk about the new book by Denis Jenkinson and Cyril Posthumous, re-worked by Doug Nye all about the Vanwall marque which upheld British honour in Grand Prix racing in the 1950s, and the challenge laid down to the team of Joe Bradley, Jim Roller and Peter Snowdon is ‘Perfect Dinner Party Guests’ but the difficult bit is …. no drivers are allowed! Some interesting choices from the worlds of car design, circuits, manufacturers and a few surprises.
Nick Daman and Shea Adam dissect the week’s motor sport news stories, including the first pre-season tests for Moto GP and World Superbike, and a slew of WEC driver announcements. This week’s Big Interview is with Porsche’s Alex Gibot.
John Hindhaugh is joined by Shea Adam, Nick Daman and Peter Mackay. Guests include Mario Farnbacher and Yifei Ye.
Is a racing car a practical or sensible choice for everyday use? John Hindhaugh spent a week with the Porsche Cayman GT4, as used in the Porsche Visit Cayman Islands Sprint Challenge GB, to find out.
What does 2022 have in store for the historic racing enthusiast? Rachel Bailey reveals the plans Masters Historic Racing have on both sides of the Atlantic and Sportscar Vintage Racing Association’s Tony Parella unveils SVRA’s plans in the U.S. Staying Stateside, David Hinton from HSR talks to Jim Roller about Daytona, Sebring and the rest of a packed calendar and Duncan Wiltshire from Motor Racing Legends explains a very full programme plus their plans for the Donington Historic Festival. HRDC’s Julius Thurgood also sets out the calendar for the Historic Racing Drivers Club
Ben Constanduros previews the new World Rally Championship weekend from Monte Carlo, Shea Adam has all the latest news ahead of IMSA’s return to action in Daytona, and Nick Daman talks about people starting the new year with a new job.
The US team are back for their first show of 2022. They’ll be looking at the line up ahead of Le Mans Virtual and at the latest updates to iRacing including a much updated Daytona and The Gaming Athelete esports round up of the Week.
It’s the start of a new series, and John and Nick are in the UAE ahead of the Dubai 24 hours. There’s news of the 2022 FIA World Endurance Championship entry list. Plus Joe Bradley recalls a memorable time at Spa
The first show of 2022 promises to be a belter! The team of Paul Jurd, Jim Roller, Joe Bradley and Paul Tarsey take careful steps into the world of continuations, re-creations, evocations and just plain, simple copy cars in historic racing. The boys talk about everything from the ‘new’ Ferrari 330LMB to a recreation of the six-wheeled Tyrrell P34 and take in a discussion about Lotus Cortinas along the way. This ‘toe in the water’ is a taster for a stand-alone show later in the year. This will also be the first ‘Corridors of Power’ of 2022 and the subject is ‘Greatest Disappointments’. Paul, Joe and Jim are given free rein to choose teams, cars, people or anything else that has disappointed them (but only in a motorsport sense…..). Paul Tarsey is then set the ridiculous task of choosing the biggest disappointment. Will The Baron choose wisely? Julius Thurgood celebrates the life of his friend, the journalist and racer Tony Dron, and as well as this moving piece, there will be various other pieces of chatter along the way. If you have any thoughts, ideas or comments about the show, you can comment on the Historic Racing News Facebook page […]
John Hindhaugh talks to Tom Kristensen in front of an audience at London’s Royal Automobile Club.
Ben and Louis interview Matt Strand from Pitstop Modding Team about modding on rFactor 2, and there is some quick news from Gran Turismo 7 and Forza Motorsport.
The team are once again sitting round the table in the virtual pub chatting about another strange year for the world of Historic Motor Sport. After a year when nobody had been trackside as much as they would like, they each discuss the highs and lows of their year.but also what 2022 might hold in store. Joe Bradley talks about his interview with Rob Smedley, Jim Roller had a great time at Amelia Island and had a great chat to Lyn St. James and Paul Jurd remembers when he tried (and failed) to keep Jochen Mass, Derek Bell and Richard Attwood under control at a live Porsche event in the autumn. Paul Tarsey likewise talks about sharing the stage with MSV’s Dr Jonathan Palmer and the perils of only having one microphone, when there really needed to be two! (Photo: L>R Tarsey,Jurd, Bradley, Roller)
Matt and Jordan discuss all the new content for iRacing including the Mercedes W12, Elantra and Civic Type R TCRs and the arrival of Knockhill. Plus, Automobilista 2’s USA pack bringing classic IndyCar and CART to the title and oval racing coming to Circuit Superstars. The eSports Round up of the Week powered by The Gaming Athlete focuses on the Gran Turismo World Finals.
The final episode of the year, as the team unveils who you voted for in ten categories. Plus Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Saudi Arabia Grand Prix.
As the racing year begins to slow down, the team are still on full power discussing the contentious issue of ‘The Luckiest Racing Drivers of All Time’. There are some VERY contentious choices in here and Joe Bradley, Jim Roller and Paul Jurd will argue for their own.
Matt and Jordan discuss the latests offerings from Asseto Corsa, plus some speculation as to what is to come. Plus new BMW steering wheel options from Fanatec.
Following the announcement of his retirement from racing, Anthony Davidson talks to John Hindhaugh.
Declan Brennan salutes Toprak Razgatlioglu’s World Superbike title, Shea Adam explains NASCAR’s new qualifying format, plus Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Qatar Grand Prix. This week’s Big Interview is with BMW M Motorsport’s Mike Knack, and the team make their nominations for this year’s Show of the Year awards.
The global pandemic has caused havoc throughout our motorsport world and the challenges faced by Goodwood are no exception. Having spent over £1 million on the infrastructure for the Members Meeting in 2020, the event had to be cancelled at the last minute. In this episode of the Historic Racing News Radio Show, Paul Tarsey talks to Alan Brewer, General Manager of the Goodwood Road Racing Club, about the way they battled through, talking everything from the 2020 ‘SpeedWeek’ to the full 2021 programme. Alan talks about the successes as well as the challenges and looks forward to 2022, talking about some of the plans GRRC have already put in place.
Earl Bamber talks an unexpected return to prototype racing at the weekend, Ben Constanduros previews the final round of the World Rally Championship and Shea Adam has the latest sportscar news. Plus Nick Daman’s team by team guide to the Sao Paulo Grand Prix, and Pipo Derani is this week’s Big Interview.
Seb Priaulx, Kay van Berlo and Parker Thompson put their knowledge of Porsche to the test.
On this week’s show: Matt and Jordan chat with Exeter Chief’s rugby player Don Armand about the importance of physical and mental health in gaming. Plus a review of Forza Horizon 5!
Jim Cameron previews the Race of Remembrance, Team USA drivers Max Esterson and Andre Castro reflect on their back to back race weekends at the Formula Ford Festival and Walter Hayes Challenge. Plus the fallout from the WEC finale, two new street circuits in the UK and Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Mexican Grand Prix. This week’s Big Interview is with Alex Lynn.
Commentary of the season finale, the 8 hours of Bahrain, from Jonny Palmer, Bruce Jones and Paul Truswell.
Ben and Louis talk about the Lamborghini Huracan Super Trofeo Evo 2 coming to Assetto Corsa Competizione, the first looks at the Gran Turismo 7 livery editor, and Jordan has a special report on NASCAR 21 Ignition.
Perry McCarthy talks about his early experiences in Formula Ford, funded by working on the oil rigs, through the dangerous times in F3000 and what he hoped was his big break into Formula One. This turned out to be with one of the most disastrous cars in F1’s history, the woeful Andrea Moda. Plus, Paul Tarsey, Jim Roller and Paul Jurd are joined by Peter Snowdon to talk about the worst single seater racing cars of all time.
Toyota’s Pascal Vasselon on how the team nearly lost this year’s Le Mans 24 hours, plus all the latest news from Nick Daman and Shea Adam.
Matt and Jordan give their initial thoughts on NASCAR Ignition and talk about pointlessly expensive peripherals.
Tim Gray reports on the fifth round of the African Rally Championship, the Rwanda Mountain Gorilla Rally, Jonny Palmer reviews the European Le Mans Series’ season finale at Portimao and over the course of the show Shea Adams finds new reasons to drive to Nevada. Plus, Nick Daman’s Team by Teamreview of the US Grand Prix, and in this week’s Big Interview, John Hindhaugh talks to Theo Edgerton.
Ben and Louis discuss the release of the cars for the TCR Virtual series, the Fanatec’s new GT World Challenge bundle, the interesting NASCAR 21:Ignition gameplay, and take a special look at the second round of the Le Mans Virtual Series race.
Joe Bradley talks to the ultimate race engineer, Rob Smedley. Rob talks about his early days working for Pilbeam, his amazing first encounter with a very young Fernando Alonso, what it was like working for Ferrari, his relationship with Sir Frank Williams and how he cried uncontrollably when Felipe Massa lost the 2008 World Championship on the last corner of the final race.
The team discuss the outcome of last week’s meeting of the World Motorsport Council, Tim Gray previews the Rwanda Mountain Gorilla Rally, and Shea Adams has the latest sportscar news from the US. Plus which F1 driver wants to be James Bond, who is Batman, and who is Ted?
John Hindhaugh goes behind the scenes at the watch brand with a passion for motor sport.
Richard Craill has the latest from down under and John Hindhaugh talks to Chris Tolman about his return to British GT. Plus Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Turkish Grand Prix.
This month the team looks at those heady days before WW2 when the Silver Arrows arrived in England for the Grand Prix only months before war was declared. Paul Jurd found an old copy of Chris Nixon’s book ‘Racing the Silver Arrows in his local secondhand book shop and it got him thinking about some of the ‘what might have beens..’ There is always that debate when it comes to whether racing cars belong on a Concours lawn or whether they should really only be seen on a racetrack. The HRN team is no different from any other group of enthusiasts when it comes to this discussion! Lots of different viewpoints. In ‘Corridors of Power’ this month the hot debate is about ‘The Greatest Single Seater Rivalries’. Ayrton Senna appears more than once but so do some very unexpected names. Paul Jurd, Jim Roller and Joe Bradley state their cases and Paul Tarsey tries to keep order.
Ben Constanduros reviews Rally Finland, while Nick Daman has the latest F1 news, and Jeremy Shaw tells us about this year’s winners of the Team USA Scholarship. This week’s Big Interview is with Andy Kilcoyle of Kelly Moss Road and Race.
Matt and Jordan look back at the first Virtual Le Mans Series race, some more classic Grand Prix cars coming to Automobilista 2 and more.
Looking back on the Indycar season finale with Alex Palou, Chip Ganassi and Scott McLaughlin, plus news of the Porsche Carrera Cup returning to Macau and a preview of this weekend’s Hungaroring 12 hours. Plus Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Russian Grand Prix. This week’s Big Interview is with author JK Kelly.
Ben and Louis talk about the Mercedes F1 car coming to iRacing, RaceRoom’s new tracks and new car, and some updates on the Forza Motorsport game.
Shea Adam has spotted something interesting on the NLS entry list; Nick Daman talks about Formula One and Formula Two, and Tom Davis from VP Racing Fuels talks about the company’s investment in grass roots racing in the UK. This week’s Big Interview is with Vincent Vosse.
The second part of the ‘Jaguars in Competition’ specia looks at some of the more successful times for Jaguar. Their success in the early days of GTP and later at Le Mans, was spearheaded by Bob Tullius and his Group 44 team, who created the sublime XJR5. Jim Roller talks to the first man to drive it in anger, Bill Adam. Joe Bradley finds out from Rob Beere just how you build a 7 litre V12 E Type racer, and Paul Jurd looks at the very strange XJR15 mini series, when drivers left the start line not knowing how long the race would be. Plus lots of nuggets and comments along the way!
We ask Nick Daman to review the new Schumacher film… and it turns out he’s in it. Shea Adam has a round-up of US news, and this week’s Big Interview is with Parker Thompson.
Declan Brennan gets nostalgic about paper maps and Paul Pfanner remembers Robin Miller. Plus Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Dutch Grand Prix. This week’s Big Interview is with Mazda MX5 racer Michael Carter.
Jim Roller looks back at Monterey Car Week. The Pebble Beach Concours is the highlight but, as Jim explains, there is too much going on to be able to see everything. High-prestige auctions, car shows and two weekends of historic racing at Laguna Seca make this a very special event. And talking of special events, we take an in depth look at the upcoming Goodwood Revival. Corridors of Power, our game of opinionated nonsense, takes a different turn this month with each team member choosing their weirdest cars ever to take to the grid! Join Joe Bradley, Jim Roller, Paul Jurd and Paul Tarsey for lots of chat and stories.
Back after the post-Le Mans break, Nick Daman catches up with MotoGP, Tim Gray has news from the Porsche Visit Cayman Islands Sprint Challenge GB, and this week’s Big Interview is with Pipo Derani.
It’s hard to underestimate the impact that the Jaguar brand has had on motor racing for over seventy years and this month’s ‘Insider Special’ looks at Jaguars in Competition. Paul Jurd looks at the early days and at some of the failures as well as the successes, Jim Roller talks about Jaguar in the USA and Joe Bradley examines the bumpy road which was Jaguar F1. Part 2 will be broadcast on September 15th.
As the ACO, FIA and IMSA agree to common regulations, what does the future hold for endurance sports car racing? John Hindhaugh talks to industry leaders Pascal Vassellon and Sam Hignett about where we are going.
Ahead of Le Mans, Richard Craill and Mark Walker talk to Australian driver Scott Andrews.
The Le Mans episode. Mat Oxley on why now is the right time for Valentino Rossi to retire, Nick Daman on the fallout from the cancellation of the Japanese Grand Prix, and Mercedes’ withdrawl from Formula E, and Jonny Palmer and Paul Truswell reflect on what they learned at test day.
John Hindhaugh talks to Racecar Engineering’s Andrea Quintarelli about how the performance of the new Le Mans Hypercars can be assessed before they take to the track. For more on this story, check https://www.racecar-engineering.com/news/le-mans-2021-simulated-performance-analysis/
Jonny Palmer and Bruce Jones look at the first three races in this year’s World Endurance Championship.
More than nine hours of coverage from test day. Presented by John Hindhaugh and Jonny Palmer, with Paul Truswell, Shea Adam and Andrew Marriott.
John Hindhaugh is joined by Stuart Mitchell and Andrew Cotton to examine the new breed of Le Mans prototypes.
Nick Daman looks back on the career of Valentino Rossi and discusses the effects of his departure on MotoGP; Shea Adam seems bemused by the first visit of Indycar to the streets of Nashville, and Ben Constanduros enthuses over Rally Ypres as part of the FIA World Rally Championship. Plus Parker Thompson on finding a home in the Porsche Carrera Cup North America, and this week’s Big Interview with Lachlan Mansell on the transition from motor sport journalist to reality TV star.
John Hindhaugh, Jonny Palmer and Shea Adam look through the entry list for this year’s 24 Hours of Le Mans.
Real world racer Angus Fender joins the team again, as they analyse the iracing news revealed on the weekend’s charity feed. Plus the curious case of Simbin.
Kenny Brack talks about his role as Chief Test Driver for McLaren, Martin Warner gives an insight into the Shere Hill Climb and Steve Holter gives us a view of the daredevil record breaker John Cobb. ‘Corridors of Power’, our gameshow of opinionated nonsense, this month looks at the greatest drivers NEVER to have won Le Mans.
John Hindhaugh finds out the latest about Birmingham Wheels, Declan Brennan previews this weekend’s two-wheeled action, and Shea Adams tests her Nashville knowledge. Plus Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Hungarian Grand Prix, Dale of the Century, and this week’s Big Interview with Andy Dee-Crowne.
Sam Smith says nice things about Formula E’s return to London, then Nick Daman disagrees with him.Shea Adam looks at the latest Indycar driver news, plus Cayman Island cuisine, News in Spanish and Asian Le Mans Series calendar news.
On this episode of the SimCast, Ben and Louis are joined by special guest Jordan to talk about F1 2021, Motorsport Games’ recent announcements of a new IndyCar game, and Le Mans games coming in 2023.
Dani Pedrosa talks about his return to Moto GP at next month’s Styrian GP; Shea Adam goes through the final Le Mans entry list and Eve Hewitt tries to unravel travel to Le Mans. Plus Nick Daman’s team by team review of the British Grand Prix, Peter Mackay on flood relief for Adenau and a non-fungible Pointless Press Release of the Week.
Paul Tarsey, Jim Roller and Joe Bradley are joined by David Ingram for a look back through history.
Journalist Bruce Newton is on the show this week to run though the behind the scenes of the Supercars paddock – and there’s plenty going on. Bruce, a member of the Supercars Media Association’s Hall of Fame, has been around the paddock for years and is on the pulse with the behind-the-scenes happenings in the sport, so there’s no one better to help get the lay of the land as it currently stands. There’s the current calendar shuffle and what lies ahead for 2021, plus a rundown of where Gen III is at and the challenges the series still faces there. Plus, Bruce gives his insight into the sales process as the sport searches for new owners.. and much more! Then it’s a review of the Red Bull’s domination from the weekend and a look ahead to Townsville 2.0 this week.
John Hindhaugh visits JTR’s headquarters in Bedfordshire and learns of Joe’s legacy, from his brother Nick.
News of a new documentary about IMSA team Rebel Rock Racing, Andrew Marriott looks back on the life of Carlos Reutemann, plus John Dagys answers your questions about next generation prototype convergence.
Paul Tarsey and Jim Roller look back on one of motor racing’s less successful ideas: The Monzanapolis Race of Two Worlds; Paul Jurd explores the life of Selwyn Francis Edge; and Nick Daman and Joe Bradley argue about the best F1 circuit of all time.
Andrew Cotton looks at Peugeot’s new Hypercar and Nick Daman gives his team by team review of the Austrian Grand Prix This week’s big interview is with Darren Turner.
John Hindhaugh investigates the latest attempt to break the land speed record on two wheels.
With news of iRacing becoming the official “Simulation Partner” of NASCAR, new content for rFactor 2 and yet more previews of F1 2021.
John Hindhaugh is joined by Shea Adam and Nick Daman for another two hours of motor sport chat. This week’s Big Interview is with Oliver Jarvis.
Ben Constanduros previews the Safari Rally, John Hindhaugh interviews Jan and Kevin Magnussen plus Nick Daman’s team by team review of the French Grand Prix.
Brian Redman, Vic Elford, Valentin Schaffer, Hans Metxger and Norbert Singer all talk about the legendary Porsche 917. Along with our archive recordings from the people involved at the time, the team talks to Kevin Jeannette about the trials and tribulations of running Porsche 917s in the modern world. Join Paul Tarsey, Jim Roller and Joe Bradley for this special.Porsche 917 edition of the Historic Racing News Radio Show
Coverage of the second round of the season. Commentary from Jonny Palmer, Bruce Jones and John Hindhaugh.
Declan Brennan reviews MotoGP, Jonny Palmer looks ahead to FIA WEC in Portugal and Sam Smith talks about his new book on the history of Formula E. Plus Nick Daman’s team by team guide to the Azerbaijan GP and a world record attempt from Thruxton.
In our June show we present our new bit of opinionated waffle called “Corridors of Power” where the team each pick their favourite F1 livery of all time and Paul Tarsey has the difficult job of picking an overall winner! Jim Roller reviews the Amelia Island Concours and talks to event founder Bill Warner, and to Lyn St James and Kevin Jeanette. Joe Bradley looks back at the Donington Historic Festival with Motor Racing Legends boss Duncan Wiltshire and we find out from Paul Jurd about about the trials and tribulations of getting race cars to Monaco with the new post-Brexit regulations.
Shea Adam looks back at the Indy 500, and Bruce Jones previews this weekend’s Nürburgring 24 hours. This week’s Big Interview is with Jim Glickenhaus.
Andrew Marriott looks back on the life of Max Mosley. Plus Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Monaco Grand Prix, and this week’s Big Interview is with Frédéric Lequien.
Tony Schibeci, Mark Walker and Richard Craill look at Australia’s ten most under-rated drivers, while Marshall Pruett assesses the season so far for Scott McLaughlin in Indycar.
Declan Brennan and Nick Daman preview the new World Superbike season, Ben Constanduros looks ahead to Rally Portugal, and Shea Adam reports on a 72-year-old winner. This week’s Big Interview is with David Wilson of Toyota Racing Developments.
It’s the second round of the 2021 season for the Carrera Cup Benelux, and a double-header in the Styrian mountains. Commentary from Jonny Palmer.
Ben and Louis talk about Motorsport Games completing their purchase of Studio 307, Fanatec’s new entry level pedals, and Jordan test drives the NASCAR Next-Gen cars on iRacing.
The HRN team talks about the highs and lows of the magnificent Can Am series. Jim Roller, Joe Bradley and Paul Tarsey discuss the legendary race cars from McLaren, Shadow, Lola and Chapparal, the great drivers and some of the wonderful (and not so wonderful) circuits. Brian Redman shares his experiences, including the Lola that nearly killed him, and tells Jim about his love of these cars. And Andrew Marriott reveals his up close and personal experiences with the McLaren team.
Shea Adam reviews a pair of Indycar races in Texas, Declan Brennan and Nick Daman look back at Moto GP in Jerez and Sam Smith brings us up to date on the season so far in Formula E. Plus Stefan Wilson on his return to the Indy 500.
Ben and Louis have an unprecedented amount of eSports news to squeeze into this week’s show, where the special guests are Podium eSports commentators James Pike and Taylor Burris.
In a very busy Historic Racing News show we feature Derek Bell, who talks about that amazing 1995 Le Mans win in the Harrods McLaren. Mark Cole brings us up to speed with the McLaren F1 GTR story rom the very early ideas formed by Ray Bellm and Thomas Bscher through the evolution of Gordon Murray’s groundbreaking design. And Peter Higham talks about F1 in the 1990s, as explained in his new book. Plus all the usual news, views and opinionated chatter.
Ben Constanduros looks back at WRC in Croatia, Nick Daman explains why he’s not surprised by the cancellation of the Canadian Grand Prix, and Shea Adamtests her knowledge of Texas Motor Speedway.
Commentary from Bruce Jones, Andrew Marriott and John Hindhaugh. Saturday AM Saturday PM Sunday AM Sunday PM
Tony Schibeci and Richard Craill are joined by Zane Goddard who talks about seventh place at Symmons Plain and the improvements at Matt Stone Racing this year.
Matt and Jordan discuss new hardware from Thrustmaster and Fanatec. This week’s guests are newly crowned British GT eSport champions Angus Fender and James Baldwin.
John Hindhaugh talks to Vincent Vosse about WRT’s win on their ELMS debut and Shea Adam reacts to confirmation of the Miami GP Plus Nick Daman’s team-by-team review of the Imola Grand Prix.
Jonny Palmer and John Hindhaugh look ahead to this year’s European Le Mans Series, which begins in Barcelona.
Shea Adam talks about the future of Formula 1 in Miami ahead of tonight’s City Council vote, Nick Daman previews Moto GP’s trip to Portugal, plus lots of news stories involving Porsches.
Ben and Louis discuss two exciting Gran Turismo Sport series, opportunities to be a Forza Motorsport beta-tester, and more of the lasting impact of the sim-racing boom.
Declan Brennan and Nick Daman look back over the second part of MotoGP’s trip to Qatar. Plus news about this year’s Le Mans 24 hours. This week’s Big Interview is with Nick Tandy
Matt Hunter and Jordan Groves talk to David Perel and Josh Martin about The Sim Grid – an organiser of high profile events for Assetto Corsa Competizione including their new World Cup Series with VCO.
Paul Tarsey talks to Jim Roller and Joe Bradley about the heritage that brought Aston Martin back to F1 racing, covering everything from their last foray into F1 in 1959, through DB4 lightweights right up to date. Peter Snowdon talks about the Aston Martin Owners Club races and Paul Jurd will bring in all the news from the historic racing scene. A comprehensive book review of all the latest titles will make sure you are up to date on the best reading matter too.
Shea Adam reviews NASCAR’s first dirt race in three decades, John Hindhaugh talks to Tony Menard about developing tyres for Hypercars, and Declan Brennan looks back at the opening round of the MotoGP season. Plus Nick Daman’s team-by-team review of the Bahrain Grand Prix, and Acropolis Rally nostalgia.
In this episode, Ben and Louis talk about the new Chicago Street Circuit coming to iRacing, new content for rFactor2, and review the Esports updates of the week.
Nick Daman and Declan Brennan look ahead to the new season, which gets underway in Doha this weekend.
John Hindhaugh talks to young Irish racer Alex Dunne and Pinnacle Motorsport’s John O’Hara about their move into Spanish Formula 4. Andrew Marriott remembers Johnny Dumfries, Shea Adam reports on penalties from Sebring, plus previews to this weekend’s Mugello 12 hours and NLS season opener. This week’s Big Interview is with Algarve Pro Racing’s Stewart Cox.
Tim Gray, Nick Daman and Sam Collins look ahead to the 2021 Formula One World Championship. Nick Daman’s predictions for the 2021 World Drivers’ Championship: 1 Lewis Hamilton 2 Max Verstappen 3 Valteri Bottas 4 Sergio Perez 5 Daniel Ricciardo 6 Charles Leclerc 7 Fernando Alonso 8 Lando Norris 9 Carlos Sainz 10 Pierre Gasly 11 Sebastian Vettel 12 Yuki Tsunoda 13 Esteban Ocon 14 Lance Stroll 15 Kimi Raikkonen 16 George Russell 17 Antonio Giovanazzi 18 Mick Schumacher 19 Nicolas Latifi 20 Nikita Mazepin Sam Collins’ predictions for the 2021 World Constructors’ Championship: 1 Mercedes 2 Red Bull 4 Ferrari 5 McLaren 5 Alpine 6 Alpha Tauri 7 Aston Martin 8 Alfa Romeo Sauber 9 Williams 10 Haas
News of updates to Formula E in rFactor2, a new season of the iRacing Indycar Challenge and e-sports updates from NASCAR and the Porsche esports cup.
Dr Daniel Armbruster talks about Porsche’s new Carrera Cup North America, Patrick Simon looks back at the life of Sabine Schmitz plus the story behind the new livery at Turner Motorsport. This week’s Big Interview is with the new man at the head of Williams F1, Jost Capito.
Tony Schibeci is joined by Jack Le Brocq. Richard Craill looks ahead to this weekends Shannon National event, and Mark Walker went to the Phillip Island Historics.
On this episode of the SimCast, Ben and Louis talk about the massive iRacing season 2 update, and the controversy between Sim Dream Developments and SimRacing604.
Paul Tarsey concludes his look back at the American Le Mans Series, with Johnny O’Connell, Graham Tyler, Joe Bradley and Jim Roller.
Marco Bonanomi talks about the JAS Honda driver development programme, Nick Daman wonders why Haas is bothering with Formula 1, and Shea Adam rounds up a flurry of North American sports car news. This week’s Big Interview is with Matt Endean.
Matt and Jordan give their thoughts on British GT’s new esports programme. Plus new content from rFactor 2, iRacing Season 2 predictions and esports round ups on Porsche Supercup and eNASCAR.
In this special show Dr. Sasha Blaskovic and Ethan O’Brien explain concussion injuries, how to recognise them and how to naturally heal your brain.
Declan Brennan looks back over the life of Hannu Mikkola, John Hindhaugh reviews the Arctic Rally Finland and Nick Daman talks toast. Plus a Big Interview with Ferdinand von Habsburg.
Ben and Louis discuss GT7’s delay, MotoGP21, Ride 4 DLC, various updates to your favorite sims, and the now weekly eSports Roundup.
Paul Tarsey explores Don Nichols and his remarkable Shadow race cars. Les Thacker talks about an unknown side of the ‘man of mystery’ and some of his non-racing projects and Joe Bradley reminisces about the glorious F1 and CanAm Shadows.
Declan Brennan looks back on the life of Fausto Gresini, Ben Constanduros previews the Arctic Rally Finland, and Andrew Cotton reports on news that Ferrari is building a hypercar for Le Mans. John Hindhaugh chats to Asian Le Mans Series champion Kyle Tilley, and Nick Daman talks jetons. This week’s Big Interview is with Gary Watkins.
Discussion about the Le Mans Cup’s new Bronze+ classification, plus all the week’s motor sport news. Champion Racing’s Mitra Maraj and Mike Peters talk about their plan conquer Pikes Peak with a Porsche GT2 RS, Declan Brennan profiles Daytona 500 winner Michael MacDowell and there’s a brand new game show: Would I Lie To You? This week’s Big Interview is with Seb Priaulx.
Nick Daman gives his view on Lewis Hamilton’s new contract, Shea Adam previews the Daytona 500, and John Hindhaugh looks back at the opening weekend of the MX5 Cup. This week’s Big Interview is with Russell Ward.
John Hindhaugh is joined by Sam Smith and Alexander Sims to look at the forthcoming season.
Tony Schibeci is back with a new season of news from Down Under. This week’s guests include Thomas Randle and Greg Rust.
Matt Hunter and Jordan Groves with the latest virtual racing news, including Formula E: Accelerate and Virtual Grand Prix. Plus what can we expect from Gran Turismo 7?
After the Daytona 24 hours, interviews with Ricky and Jordan Taylor. Plus all the news from Formula 1 and Indycar. This week’s Big Interview is with President of HPD, David Salters.
Ben Williams and Louis Satterlee talk about the iRacing Daytona, the Fanatec GT World Challenge series, and a special Daytona episode of the TORA Test Track.
Paul Jurd on why it might be more expensive to race your classic car on the other side of the Channel, and Paul Tarsey investigates the death of Mike Hailwood.
Shea Adam report on the WeatherTech Sportscar Championship action from Daytona and news of a new LMDh car from Acura Nick Daman discusses Sebastian Vettel’s rapidly receding hairline. This week’s Big Interview is with Chevrolet’s Laura Wontrop Klauser.
John Hindhaugh and Jonny Palmer examine the detail in today’s release of the full-season entry list for the World Endurance Championship.
Jonny Palmer and Bruce Jones give their reflections on the 2019-2020 season of the FIA WEC.
Shea Adam reports on a new, all-female team heading for the Indy 500 with Simona de Silvestro, Ben Constanduros previews the first round fo the FIA World Rally Championship, the Rally Monte Carlo and Nick Daman looks at some future developments in Moto GP. Plus all the latest sports car news from both sides of the Atlantic, and this week’s Big Interview with Jann Mardenborough.
John Hindhaugh talks to one of the hosts of new show The Simcast, Jordan Groves, to learn more about it.
The opening round of the Formula 4 UAE Championship certified by the FIA and powered by Abarth takes place at the Dubai Autodrome. Commentary from Jonny Palmer.
Cyrille Taesch Wahlen on Covid-related changes to this year’s Asian Le Mans Series, Nick Daman and Shea Adam discuss the week’s motor sport news, and Jordan Groves previews a new series: Simcast. Plus news in Spanish, voting for soup and a preview to the Dubai 24 hours.
The first show of 2021, with the latest motor sport news and analysis with Nick Daman and Shea Adam. This week’s Big Interview is with Cooper MacNeil.
Jim Roller talks about growing up in Watkins Glen and Marcus Pye catches up with BP motor sport supremo Les Thacker about riding around London on a scooter with Stirling Moss.
John Hindhaugh, Nick Daman, Joe Bradley and Tim Gray look back over the 2020 Formula One World Championship.
John Hindhaugh looks in detail at the ACO’s new prototype rulesets, LMH and LMDh, with the help of Porsche’s Pascal Zurlinden, Audi’s Chris Reinke and Toyota’s Alex Wurz, plus Andrew Cotton of Racecar Engineering.
Tony Schibeci and Richard Craill look back on 2020.This week’s guests include Tim Blanchard.
The winners are announced in this year’s Show of the Year Awards, plus Shea Adam on the retirement of Doug Fehan, and Nick Daman’s team-by-team review of Formula One’s season finale, the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
Bentley’s Paul Williams on why the marque is pulling out of GT3, Shea Adam on a return to the Indy 500 by Juan Pablo Montoya and Nick Daman’s team-by-team review of the Sakhir Grand Prix. This week’s Big Interview is with Renger van der Zande.
Matt, Jordan and Ben talk about the latest circuits coming to iRacing, including Long Beach. Plus Raceroom’s announcement of the new GT2 class coming this month and what comes first in 2021 Forza Horizon or Forza Motorsport?
Nick Daman’s team-by-team review of the Bahrain Grand Prix, Shea Adam with the latest sports car news from the US, and the team make nominations for this year’s Show of the Year.
Tony Schibeci, Richard Craill and Mark Walker look at the Australian motor racing scene. This week’s guests include DJR boss Ryan Story.
This week Ben and Louis talk about the newest batch of sim-racing news, underused gaming consoles, and, since it is the week of Thanksgiving, what they are thankful for. Louis also drives a Porsche 934/5 at Spa for this week’s TORA Test Track.
Paul Tarsey and Paul Jurd write a letter to Santa, Jim Roller looks back on the Daytona Historics plus an interview with Gordon Murray.
John Hindhaugh is joined by Nick Daman and John Dagys to review the week’s news. This week’s Big Interview is with James Bailey, talking about the Sports Prototype Cup and Revolution.
John Hindhaugh, Nick Daman and Declan Brennan look back on another title victory for Jonathan Rea.
Matt and Jordan are joined by British GT driver Angus Fender, and will also be talking about the new 2020 Assetto Corsa DLC which brings Imola and more to the game.
Jonny Palmer reviews the final round of the FIA World Endurance Championship in Bahrain, Nick Daman presents his team-by-team guide to the Turkish Grand Prix, and Eve Hewitt presents her Christmas list. Guests include Bryan Herta and Ted Klaus.
Coverage of the final round of the WEC season, with commentary from Jonny Palmer and Nick Daman, and Duncan Vincent in the pits.
Ben and Matt discuss the purchase of Codemasters by Take-Two Interactive, and the news about the release dates of Gran Turismo 7, and the ACC GT World Challenge Pack.
Declan Brennan and Nick Daman discuss MotoGP, Shea Adam reports from Sebring on preparations for this weekend’s 12 hour race. Plus the latest motor sport news and a Bahrain quiz ahead of the final round of the FIA World Endurance Championship.
Tony Schibeci is joined by Oscar Piastri, plus the latest on the cancellation of the Adelaïde 500.
Matt and Jordan talk about Dale Earnhardt Jnr’s new role at iRacing, rFactor 2’s winter roadmap and give their thoughts on the first DLC pack for Project CARS 3. Plus the latest news from F1 eSports and the NASCAR Coca Cola iRacing series.
Nick Daman’s team-by-team review of the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, Shea Adam has the latest NASCAR stories, plus the rest of the week’s motor racing news.
Coverage of the final round of the Michelin Le Mans Cup, from Portimao. Commentary from Jonny Palmer and Bruce Jones.
Tony Schibeci is joined by Mark Walker and Richard Craill to review the V8 Supercars season.
Matt and Jordan talk to Walkenhorst BMW’s David Pittard about his recent successes in Germany and his experience at Spa last weekend. Also updates on WRC9 and recent Game of the Year news
Paul Tarsey and Paul Jurd discuss the world of historic motorsport, looking back at recent events, including their opinions on Goodwood Speed Week, and some of the notable anniversaries marked in 2020. The team rewind to Porsche’s first outright Le Mans win and the loss of Jochen Rindt fifty years ago before rounding off with a look at the cream of the recent book releases in the first of our regular Historic Racing News podcasts.
John Hindhaugh is joined by Nick Daman, Shea Adam and Jeremy Shaw to look back at the week’s motor sport news. Jim Cameron explains how iRacing is saving this year’s Race of Remembrance, while Paul Tarsey previews his new show, debuting this week.
The TORA Test Track is back! Louis returns to the track to test drive a Le Mans legend. Back in the studio, Ben and Louis talk about their favorite sim-racing titles and run down this week’s news.
Which sim is best for which category of racing? Plus ETCR content on Raceroom, and F1 eSports is back.
Nick Daman reviews the Eifel Grand Prix, there’s a look ahead to this weekend’s Petit Le Mans, plus sportscar news from France, Japan, the US and the UK. This week’s Big Interview is with CORE Autosport’s Jon Bennett.
Tony Schibeci, Richard Craill, Dale Rodgers and Mark Walker start the build-up to Bathurst. This week’s special guest is Jack Perkins.
Ben and Louis are joined by Christian Gomez to discuss the lasting effects of the Sim-Racing boom, some rFactor 2 mods, the Ferrari Hublot Esport Series, and the latest update to AMS2.
Nick Daman analyses Honda’s announcement that it is departing from Formula 1, Shea Adam has the latest news from Indycar and IMSA, and a call to arms for those magnificent men in their flying machines.
John Hindhaugh and Bruce Jones introduce coverage of the eighth round of the Digital Nürburgring Langstrecken Series, the Vodafone 3 hours.
Coverage of the virtual Petit Le Mans. Commentary from John Hindhaugh, Nick Daman and Jonny Palmer.
Tony Schibeci is joined by Richard Craill and Dale Rodgers to discuss the Australian motor sport scene. This week’s special guest is Cameron Waters.
Automobilista 2 updates, Forza 7 arriving on Xbox Game Pass and the Assetto Corsa console update. With Matt Hunter and Jordan Groves.
Nick Daman reviews the Russian Grand Prix, there’s NASCAR calendar news, and a look a potential successors to Gerard Neveu. Guests include Richard Dean and Johnny Mowlem
Live coverage of the Nürburgring 24 hours, with Jonny Palmer, Peter Snowdon, Paul Truswell, Joe Bradley, Nick Daman and Alex Brundle.
The latest motor sport news, plus travel advice for Le Mans 2021 and Jeremy Shaw reveals the three winners of the Team USA Scholarship this year.
Andrew Marriott and Paul Tarsey join John Hindhaugh for a look back at the other “September” Le Mans.
The build-up to Le Mans continues, with Alex Wurz and Aston Martin’s David King giving their thoughts on the big race. Plus Stewart Mitchell’s guide to all things technical, Nick Daman’s team-by-team review of the Tuscan Grand Prix and Shea Adam with the latest Indycar news.
John Hindhaugh, Jonny Palmer and Shea Adam take a look at the biggest class in this year’s race, LMP2
A look at the two pro classes, GTE-Pro and LMP1, with John Hindhaugh, Jonny Palmer and Shea Adam.
Ann Bradshaw reflects on the end of an era for Williams Grand Prix Engineering, Jade Edwards fulfils her childhood dreams in the British Touring Car Championship, and IMSA president John Doonan answers questions raised by today’s State of the Sport address. With analysis from Nick Daman, Shea Adam and John Dagys.
Matt, Ben and Jordan talk about the September updates for iRacing and the very exciting news that the C8R is coming next week. Plus updates from ACC, RFactor 2 and F1 2020.
Nick Daman’s review of the Belgian Grand Prix, the return of WRC and Nick Tandy: driver and team boss.
The second visit of the season to the Paul Ricard circuit in France. Commentary from Jonny Palmer and Bruce Jones.
Nick Daman reacts to the latest Formula One news while Shea Adam looks back at the Indy 500. This week’s Big Interview is with Pete Lyons , whose book Shadow: The Magnificent Machines of a Man of Mystery is out this week.
Coverage from Virginia International Raceway with John Hindhaugh, Jeremy Shaw and Shea Adam.
Tony Schibeci is joined by Bathurst 1000 champion David Reynolds and Dunlop Tyres’ Kevin Fitzsimmons.
Matt and Jordan cover the latest updates from AMS 2 and Raceroom, plus a slightly mysterious announcement from the makers of NASCAR Heat 5. They also find just how many race tracks Jordan can safely land on in Flight Simulator 2020
John Hindhaugh, Jeremy Shaw and Shea Adam look ahead to this weekend’s Indianapolis 500.
Tony Schibeci previews V8 Supercars’ trip to Hidden Valley, plus the Race Torque team pick their favourite Australia race cars ever.
Ben Williams is joined by Tyler Jones and Brad Severs to discuss the latest sim-racing news, the Xbox Series X, and the lasting affect of long development times on sim-racing and eSports.
John Hindhaugh and Shea Adam review the week’s motor sport news. Phil Hanson talks about his win at Spa last weekend and Nick Daman looks back at the 70th Anniversary Grand Prix This week’s Big Interview is with Richard Dean,
The opening two rounds of the Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America, with commentary from Brian Till and Jeremy Shaw.
Jonny Palmer previews the European Le Mans Series at Spa, Nick Daman gives his verdict on the British Grand Prix. Plus a discussion of Le Mans posters in The Gallery and News in Spanish.
In a shockingly quiet week for motor sport news, Tim Gray and Nick Daman dredge the bottom of the barrel for something to talk about. Fortunately Sam Smith is on hand to preview Formula E’s sextuple header in Berlin, two young US drivers talk about being stranded in the UK this season, and Declan Brennan looks back at the weekend’s Moto GP action. This week’s Big Interview is with Pipo Derani.
The team discuss updates to F1 2020 and Asseto Corsa, plus the Dallara P217, coming soon to iRacing and what can we learn from the latest teaser for Project CARS 3?
Exciting news about the return of the Coppa Florio, plus travel advice for this year’s Le Mans 24h hours, and Nick Daman’s review of the Hungarian Grand Prix.
Coverage of the opening round of the season. Commentary from Jonny Palmer and Bruce Jones.
Ben and Louis take a deep dive into Asseto Corsa Competizione’s new GT4 content, review a new track for iRacing, and have news on DiRT 5
Declan Brennan joins the team to preview the return of Moto GP this weekend, with riders Andrea Dovisioso, Jack Miller, Brad Binder and Alex Marquez. Ted Giovanis explains why he’s putting his race team on hold to find a vaccine for Covid19. Plus Shea Adam looking back on an Indycar double header at Road Atlanta; What is the purpose of SRX, and Nick Daman’s team by team guide to the Styrian Grand Prix.
Jonny Palmer looks ahead to the new season of the European Le Mans Series, which gets underway at Paul Ricard this weekend.
For the first time, the Hankook 24h Series visits Monza. Commentary from John Hindhaugh and Jonny Palmer.
John Hindhaugh and Jonny Palmer bring you action from the opening two rounds of this year’s Formula Renault Eurocup.
Tony Schibeci talks to Mark Winterbottom about the exodus from Victoria, and V8 Supercars’ deputy race director James Taylor about what to expect at Sydney Motorsport Park. Plus Dale Rodgers and Richard Craill analysing the motorsport news.
Matt Hunter and Jordan Groves have a big review of early access to F1 2020 from Codemasters, as well as the reveal of the Assetto Corsa Competitione (ACC) GT4 DLC launch date. Plus early opinions on the Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown teaser video and then a little bit on Dirt 5.
John Hindhaugh is joined by Doug Fehan to look back over Corvette’s first 100 wins in North America.
Nick Daman’s verdict on the first round of the F1 season, Shea Adam analyses the entry list for IMSA’s trip to Sebring plus a preview of four championships racing this weekend. This week’s big interview is Algarve Pro Racing’s Stuart Cox
After a six month hiatus, the WeatherTech Sportscar Championship returns with the Daytona 240. Commentary from John Hindhaugh, Jeremy Shaw and Shea Adam.
Shea Adam talks to Oliver Gavin, Renger van der Zande, Pipo Dirani and Tristan Nunez ahead of this weekend’s Daytona 240.
Tony Schibeci is joined by Brad Jones after BJR’s V8 Supercar win at the weekend. Richard Craill and Mark Walker are on hand to discuss what happens next.
Ben and Louis share their feelings about Assetto Corsa Competizione’s console release, the confusing Project Cars 3 news, and the sim-racing titles that are on sale now.
As the Formula 1 season finally gets underway in Austria this weekend, it’s time for a new preview. John Hindhaugh is joined by Joe Bradley and Nick Daman to discuss what’s changed since March.
John Hindhaugh gets the lowdown on who can go to Le Mans, and how, from Richard Webb; Darren Turner talks about his new role testing hybrid systems for the British Touring Car Championship and Till Bechtolsheimer and Mark Miller look ahead to this weekend’s racing at Daytona. Plus all the news with Nick Daman and Joe Bradley, and this week;s Big Interview is with McKeel Hagerty.
It’s five months since the last race, the 24 hours of Daytona, and a lot has changed. But with race action resuming this week, with a return to the Florida track, John Hindhaugh, Jeremy Shaw and Shea Adam bring you up to date with the latest paddock news.
The opening round of the newly-renamed Nürburgring Langstrecken Serie, with commentary from Bruce Jones and Peter Snowdon.
Tony Schibeci is joined by Richard Craill and Matt Rodgers as racing resumes in the V8 Supercar Series.
Matt and Jordan talk to Timo Ha from Guerrilla Mods about their work on producing the GT4 grid for Assetto Corsa, including rarities like the Chevrolet Camaro, Saleen S1 GT4 and their latest BMW M2 CS. Plus the SRO finale from Kyalami, and why Codemasters won’t be adding the additional European tracks to F1 2020.
What’s the future for DTM? Andrew Cotton joins the team to explore the possibilities. Plus Shea Adam with news on who will and won’t be racing at Daytona when the WeatherTech Sportscar Championship resumes.
The Clash of the Golden Generations For the Episode Five of The Football Rewind, pioneering broadcaster and voice of the Le Mans pit lane, Nick Daman, relives the extraordinary ninety minutes of the Euro 2004 Quarter Final in Lisbon between the hosts, Portugal and his England team. He would happily have relived the Extra Time and penalties too but he had to board a flight at Alicante Airport and he never saw them. This, as we discover, was a bit of a habit with the Gillingham-loving Nick. We also discover how and why he chose Gilingham FC over the glamour of Tottenham, Arsenal and any of the other London Clubs easily in reach from his home town.
Ben and Louis are joined by YouTuber AeroTeq to explore the world of esports drifting. The arrival of Assetto Corsa Competizione to consoles is also analysed.
With exclusive news of a new team entering the WeatherTech Sportscar Championship with Spencer Pumpelly and Rob Ferriol. There’s also a preview of this weekend’s iRacing 24 hours of Le Mans, and Andy Priaulx is the Big Interview subject.
For the Fourth Episode of The Football Rewind, writer and author, Steve McKevitt relives the emotional roller coaster that was the three days in Mid-May 2013 which saw Wigan win the FA Cup and get relegated from the Premier League, making unwanted history in the process. We discover how a Merseyside-born Everton fan ended up supporting one of the least fashionable clubs in professional football and how he saw it transformed into a Premier League resident. We cover everything from the laughable amount of money required to take control of the club to the equally hilarious parade of dross that came through the clubs doors over the following two decades.
Matt and Jordan talk about the Project CARS 3 announcement, update details on DIRT 5, and give their thoughts on the latest iRacing update and the ACO Virtual LM24 press release regarding other endurance events.
Jeremy Shaw gives his views on the opening round of the NTT Indycar Series, while John Hindhaugh explores how Creventic is putting on a 24 hour race in Portugal, with social distancing in place. Plus, what’s the future of works GT teams? Porsche’s Pascal Zurlinden, Bentley’s Paul Williams and Shea Adam give their views.
Declan is joined by RTE’s Conor Wilson to pick a winner from the greatest collection of goals ever scored in one calendar month. Conor outlines some rather novel ways of following the big games, during the early years of Sky Sports, when he had no access to cable TV. We will hear the almost heart-warming tale of the goal that saved Christmas, while Declan will abuse his platform to lobby for Matty Taylor’s 45 yard effort to retroactively be anointed ‘Greatest goal of all time’.
Tony Schibeci and Richard Craill look at the motor sport news from Australia. This week’s guest is Craig Baird.
This week is all about Le Mans as Ben, Louis and Ted preview TORA’s 10th Le Mans 24h event with 100 teams and over 400 drivers (another record breaking entry) as well as looking forward to the first official Virtual Le Mans 24h. The guys also dive into the latest huge update from iRacing
Another episode dominated by calendar changes, with Asian Le Mans Series Director Cyrille Taesch-Wahlen explaining the rationale behind four races in 16 days. Nick Daman is excited by the first eight Formula One Grands Prix, Shea Adam previews the return of Indycar at Texas plus the winners from the dNLS. This week’s Big Interview is with Richard Webb from Travel Destinations, on rescheduling events in the wake of the Covid19 pandemic.
John Hindhaugh joins Declan Brennan to discuss the all-time classic encounter between Charlton Athletic FC and Sunderland AFC. John is a Sunderland supporter and very kindly watched the entire game for the first time seeing as he was working on that fateful day back in 1998. Were Sunderland wearing the wrong shirts? Had Nicky Summerbee really just come from a night club in full kit? What cruel and unusual punishment was imposed on Clive Mendonca once he retired and moved home to Sunderland? All of this and more will be explored as Hindhaugh exorcises some demons and forgets it’s not live.
Matt and Jordan are joined by Andy Blackmore to discuss livery design for real and sim scenarios. The team will also cover ‘Abt-gate’ and how it affects the sim racing community.
The week’s motor sport news, including some buying and selling in the F1 world. Plus was Daniel Abt treated harshly, and this week’s Big Interview is with James Cameron.
Coverage of Creventic’s Monza 12h eSports event. Commentary from Jonny Palmer, John Hindhaugh, Bruce Jones and Nick Daman.
Shea Adam, Nick Daman and Declan Brennan have some real life motor racing to talk about with NASCAR’s return last weekend. They also discuss the latest plans for IMSA to return to action, and look at the ever changing F1 calendar. This week’s Big Interview is with Jon Saltinstall, about is new book “Niki Lauda: His Competition History” Buy the book
Tony Schibeci is joined by Dale Rodgers and Mark Walker for the latest news from Australia. Motorsport Australia CEO Eugene Arocca is among this week’s guests.
Matt, Ben and Jordan investigate the world of modding, plus there’s a review of F1 2020 and a look at iRacing’s addition of North Wilkesboro.
The fourth round of the IMSA iRacing Pro Series comes from Road America at Elkhart Lake Wisconsin. Commentary from John Hindhaugh, Ben Constanduros and Nick Daman.
On the 70th birthday of the first Formula One Grand Prix, Nick Daman, Bruce Jones, Andrew Marriot and Joe Bradley look back at their first and favourite British Grands Prix at Silverstone. John Hindhaugh is joined by Silverstone managing director Stuart Pringle. Plus Andrew Cotton on the FIA Endurance committee’s LMDh rules, and why Sebastien Vettel has created a shake-up in the F1 driver market.
Ben is joined by Louis and Jordan to discuss the fallout from the weekend’s IndyCar race. The team also looks back at the TORA Bathurst 12h and ahead to the next endurance event in June.
All the week’s motor sport news, with John Hindhaugh, Shea Adam and Nick Daman. This week’s Big Interview is Peter Higham
Brad Phillips hosts a round table discussion on the state of the motorsports industry after COVID-19, with guests Patrick Long, Jack Roush Jnr and John Hindhaugh. Part of the Hagerty Live series.
This week, Matt and Jordan are joined by Will Ponissi of GPVWC and also Alfa Romeo F1 to discuss his fascinating take on the sim racing world. Jordan reviews MotoGP 20 and the pair also discuss the latest action from Indycar and Supercars.
The third round of the IMSA iRacing Pro Series. Commentary from John Hindhaugh, Ben Constanduros and Nick Daman.
John Hindhaugh is joined by Ben Constanduros, Nick Daman and Declan Brennan to round up the week’s motor sport news. Richard Noble OBE is this week’s Big Interview, and there’s a special round of Dale of the Century. Click here to buy Richard Noble’s book Take Risk!
Coverage of the Digital Nürburgring 24 hours. Commentary from John Hindhaugh, Nick Daman and Bruce Jones.
What effect does Virgin Australia going into administration have on the Supercars series it sponsors? Plus, how are small circuits affected by the shut down? Winton Raceway’s Chris Lewis-Williams gives some insight. This week’s guest is V8 Supercar driver Todd Hazelwood.
Ben and Louis are joined by content creator and former TORA multiple champion Dan Austins to discuss the evolving subject of how serious sim racing is becoming and whether the current popularity is sustainable.
John Hindhaugh is joined by Nick Daman and Declan Brennan to review the week’s motorsport news, plus a discussion on the feasibility of racing behind closed doors. Sam Bird explains how he arranged a half marathon to raise money for health workers, and this week’s Big Interview is with Alexandre Gibot, talking about Porsche Motorsport Asia Pacific’s third birthday.
Tony Schibeci, Dale Rodgers and Richard Craill discuss the week’s Australian motor sport news. This week’s guest is Nathan Prendergast.
It’s the UK show with Matt and Jordan this week and they have three big guests (so even less chance of them going off track) Senior Community Manager Ian Webster and Game Director Corey Delprat from Hutch Games will be on the show to talk about F1 Manager, the official mobile management title. They guys are then joined by British GT’s Tom Hornsby to discuss SRO’s approach to sim racing, the upcoming 6th season of British GT esports and how the real championship is riding the lockdown.
The second round of the IMSA iRacing Pro Series. Commentary from John Hindhaugh, Ben Constanduros and Nick Daman.
John Hindhaugh pays tribute to Sir Stirling Moss, with Andrew Marriott, Bruce Jones and Joe Bradley. Nick Daman analyses MotoGP’s attempts to cut costs, and Shea Adam asks what next for Kyle Larson. Plus Nick Tandy previewing this week’s IMSA iRacing race at Laguna Seca, and IMSA president John Doonan.
Tony Schibeci and Richard Craill look at motor sport down under. Lee Holdsworth is this week’s guest.
John Hindhaugh is joined by Gerard Neveu to discuss the revised WEC and ELMS calendars. Andrew Cotton assesses the effect of delaying rule changes in both sports cars and Formula 1, and Nick Daman and Jonny Palmer go head to head in the third quarter final of Play Your Karts Right. This week’s Big Interview is with Johnny Mowlem.
The second round of the Digital Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie powered by VCO. Commentary from Bruce Jones and John Hindhaugh.
Tony Schibeci is joined by Richard Craill and Dale Rodgers to discuss the week’s news from an Australian perspective. Scott McLaughlin is this week’s guest.
On this week’s show Matt and Jordan are joined by TORA president Ben Williams and Commentator Scott Woodwiss.
John Hindhaugh is joined by Nick Daman, Declan Brennan and John Dagys to discuss the week’s news in motor racing. This week’s Big Interview is with Dario Franchitti, and Ryan Dalziel also makes an appearance.
Ben and Louis give a stateside view on the explosion in virtual racing during the real-world shutdown.
John Hindhaugh presents more of the week’s motor sport news. Bruno Spengler talks about winning IMSA’s iRacing Super Saturday, Shea Adam reacts to calendar changes and Nick Daman with the latest from the world of Formula 1. Plus Matt Hunter and Declan Brennan on the rise of virtual racing in the current real world shutdown. This week’s Big Interview is with Lamborghini works driver Dennis Lind.
John Hindhaugh travels to Altendiez in Germany for a tour of the Winward HTP Motor Sport facility.
Coverage of the IMSA Super Saturday iRacing Sebring race, with commentary from John Hindhaugh, Ben Constanduros and Nick Daman.
First of a new weekly TRS Show with Matt and Jordan joined by 2Seas Motorsport’s Angus Fender and commentator Chris Dawes
John Hindhaugh is joined by Shea Adam, Nick Daman, Tim Gray and Declan Brennan to discuss the implications of the Covid19 virus on world motor sport. IMSA President John Doonan and the man behind the World Endurance Championship Gerard Neveu explain how they are preparing for a truncated and delayed season. And Ben Constanduros reports on the one major event that did go ahead, the WRC Rally Mexico.
John Hindhaugh gets behind the wheel of the latest iteration of Porsche’s Cayenne Coupé.
John Hindhaugh and Nick Daman discuss the decision to cancel the Australian Grand Prix and look at where Formula One goes from here.
Richard Craill reports from Albert Park after the announcement of the cancellation of the Australian Grand Prix.
Tony Schibeci, Richard Craill and Mark Walker discuss the week’s Australian motor sport news. Plus an interview with Lee Holdsworth.
IMSA President John Doonan explains the process behind today’s decision to postpone the 12 hours of Sebring.
John Hindhaugh, Shea Adam and Nick Daman with a special update on how Sebring has been affected by measures to prevent the spread of Covid19.
Shea Adam looks ahead to next week’s Sebring races, Declan Brennan reviews Moto 2 and Moto 3 from Losail, and Ben Constanduros is en route to Mexico for WRC. Plus News in Spanish and a Pointless Press Release of the Week.
Tim Gray is joined by Nick Daman and Sam Collins for an in depth look ahead to the 2020 season. Sam questions why the Honda engine smells “tropical” and sounds like Rice Krispies, Nick Daman decrees the failure of the Red Bull Junior programme, plus why is a court case from half a century ago about to become relevant to Racing Point. With contributions from drivers, team bosses and engineers.
John Hindhaugh, Shea Adam and Jeremy Shaw look ahead to the 2020 Indycar season, which gets underway in St Petersburg this week. With input from Alex Rossi, Scott Dixon, Pato O’Ward, Oliver Askew and Charlie Kimball.
John Hindhaugh heads to the Silverstone Technology Centre to investigate motor sport and automotive innovation company Performance Projects.
Tony Schibeci, Richard Craill and Dale Rodgers discuss the week’s Australian motor sport news, including what next for James Courtney. Guests include Zane Goddard and Wayne Maxwell.
TRS March brings you all the latest sim racing news and Ben sits down with Forza racing star Dan Nyman.
John Hindhaugh has the week’s motor sport news, including a look back at the opening round of World Superbikes, and testing for the next generation NASCAR. Eve Hewitt reports on how motor racing is being affected by Covid-19, and there’s a special feature from Bentley in Crewe.
Nick Daman reports on testing of Aston Martin’s new Valkyrie road car at Silverstone, with test driver Chris Goodwin. F1 driver Alex Albon gets behind the wheel for his first taste of the car.
John Hindhaugh and Diana Binks take the all-electric Porsche Taycan Turbo around Daytona International Speedway.
Tony Schibeci, Richard Craill and Dale Rodgers discuss the demise of Holden, and preview this weekend’s opening round of the Virgin Australia Supercars.
John Hindhaugh looks at the week’s motor sport news. Cyrille Taesch Wahlen talks about an eventful weekend at Sepang for the Asian Le Mans Series; Nick Daman reports on Formula One testing at Barcelona and Shea Adam reviews the Daytona 500. This week’s Big Interview is with Phil Hanson.
Mark Blundell on his move into team management, Shea Adam on NASCAR at Daytona, and Ben Constanduros previews Rally Sweden. Nick Daman and Declan Brennan talk about MotoGP and Formula 1. Harrison Newey is this week’s Big Interview.
Nick Daman has the latest F1 news including why teams should have mime artists. Declan Brennan talks about the death of sports marketing and Milanese cocktail bars, and John Hindhaugh looks back at the Bathurst 12 hours. This week’s Big Interview is with Audi Sport Customer Racing’s Chris Reinke.
John Hindhaugh and Jonny Palmer are joined by Brad Owen to find out what’s new at the National Motor Sport Museum of Australia.
John Hindhaugh is in Bathurst with the week’s motor sport news. Nick Daman reports on the MotoGP silly season, Shea Adam and Jonny Palmer talk convergence.
John Hindhaugh hosts the press conference at Daytona with Pierre Fillon, Gerard Neveu, John Doonan and Jim France.
John Hindhaugh is at Daytona to look ahead to the Rolex 24 hours, with Shea Adam and Jeremy Shaw. Ben Constanduros previews a new season of World Rally Championship and Jonny Palmer updates the Birmingham Wheels story. This week’s Big Interview is with Robin Liddell, Frank Depew and Andrew Davis.
The opening race of the 2020 season in the Michelin Pilot Challenge is at Daytona International Speedway
John Hindhaugh has more news on the threat to Birmingham Wheels. Nick Daman has an update on the latest news from Formula One, Shea Adam reports on Indycar testing at Sebring and Richard Craill previews the Bathurst 12 hours. This weeks Big Interview is with Bentley drivers Jordan Pepper and Seb Morris.
The opening race of the 2020 Hankook 24h Series is the 24h of Dubai. Commentary from Jonny Palmer and John Hindhaugh with Nick Daman, Bruce Jones and Joe Bradley in the pits.
John Hindhaugh is in Dubai, but Nick Daman and Jonny Palmer have failed to join him. Rene De Boer gives an update on all things Dutch and DTM. This week’s big interview is with Richard Westbrook.
The opening round of the 2020 IMSA Prototype Challenge from Daytona. Commentary from Brian Till and Jeremy Shaw.
Shea Adam is at Daytona International Speedway for the first day of testing at IMSA’s Roar before the 24.
2020 kicks off with TRS. Ben and the team discuss the latest sim racing news and what to expect from TORA over the coming months.
John Hindhaugh and Declan Brennan look back over a year of Moto GP and World Superbikes.
John Hindhaugh and Shea Adam look back over the 2019 seasons of the IMSA Prototype Challenge, Michelin Pilot Challenge, Porsche GT3 Cup and Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America
It’s the annual TORA Christmas Quiz. Can Matt actually maintain order? Only time will tell! Plus news on Codemasters’ acquisition of Slightly Mad Studios, XBox Series X and more.
In the final episode of the series, John Hindhaugh is joined by Tim Gray, Nick Daman, Shea Adam and Jonny Palmer. This week’s big interview is with Vincent Beaumesnil.
Coverage of the 8 hours of Bahrain, round four of the 2019-20 FIA World Endurance Championship.
The latest motor sport news, including John Dagys on the new technical regulations for Le Mans and the WEC and Nick Daman on the lastest F1 news. Plus voting opens for this year’s awards.
John Hindhaugh is joined by Nigel Scott Dobbie to talk about his new book “Corvette Motorsport – The First 20 Years” Jamie Howe reviews the NHRA season, and the team give their nominees for the upcoming awards show. This week’s Big Interview is with Asian Le Mans Series boss Cyrille Taesch Wahlen.
- This first item is really preparation and that’s Croft and Cole – run by motorsport golden couple Rebecca and Tom Onslow-Cole. Fab trees delivered to your door (UK only) but now with the added convenience and excitement of wrapping paper, cards, wreaths for your door and festive candles. www.croftandcole.com 2. We all love a good read at Christmas – if only because what’s on the TV will mostly be dire – so I have picked a couple of books out and the first is Malcolm Cracknell ‘s ‘Taking the World by Storm’. Still available and a cracking read at www.world-by-storm.co.uk 3. We’ve been talking to Motorsport Magazine recently about their shop so I took a quick cruise round and came up with a couple of great vintage-style mugs at a tenner. There’s a Martini liveried mug and, appropriately, a Mobil1 oil can mug. I also really like the vintage car bookends. There’s a Black Friday discount code BF19. 4. For those with a slot car set up I would recommend the Dunlop Bridge model from Scalextric at £11.99. If only the makers of Le Mans 66 had used this!! (KIDDING!!) 5.Our great friends at Stickers4 have Le Mans key rings […]
Bryan Sellers and Madison Snow are this week’s guests, talking about re-uniting for an IMSA campaign in 2020. Nick Daman delves into the latest news from Moto GP and Formula 1, and Shea Adam has sports car and Indycar news from the US.
Nick Daman looks back at the Brazilian Grand Prix, Shea Adam on the retirement of Jimmie Johnson, plus the rest of the week’s racing news. Alex Brundle is this week’s Big interview.
John Hindhaugh looks at the week’s motorsport news with Shea Adam. Tim Gray previews the Le Mans 66 movie, and this week’s Big Interview is with Ivo Breukers.
Coverage of the third round of the championship. Commentary from Jonny Palmer and Bruce Jones.
Declan Brennan reacts to news of the sale of Indycar and the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Nick Daman looks back on the US Grand Prix and Shea Adam previews this weekend’s Michelin Encore. Plus an interview with Jim Cameron about the Race of Remembrance, and this week’s Big Interview is with David Brabham.
John Hindhaugh discusses the week’s motor sport news with Shea Adam and Nick Daman. This week’s Big Interview is with Team USA Scholarship drivers Scott Huffaker and Josh Green.
John Hindhaugh is joined by Nick Daman and Declan Brennan to look at the week’s motor sport news. This week’s big interview is with Nick Tandy
Richard Craill reviews the Bathurst 1000, Nick Daman discusses World Superbikes in Argentina and John Hindhaugh talks to Seb Priaulx about winning on his debut at Road Atlanta. This week’s Big Interview is with John Doonan.
John Hindhaugh is joined by Joe Bradley, Shea Adam and Paul Truswell to discuss the week’s motor sport news.
Coverage of the penultimate round of the series, from Laguna Seca in California. Commentary from John Hindhaugh and Jeremy Shaw.
John Hindhaugh is joined by Nick Daman and Shea Adam to review the week’s motor sport news.
Coverage of the opening round of the 2019-20 season of the FIA World Endurance Championship. Commentary from Jonny Palmer and Bruce Jones.
Coverage of rounds 11 and 12 of the Porsche Carrera Cup Great Britain, with Jonny Palmer and Bruce Jones.
Coverage of the Hankook 24 hours of Barcelona, from the Circuit of Catalunya. Commentary from John Hindhaugh and Paul Truswell, with Andrew Marriott and Shea Adam in the pits.
Jonny Palmer talks to Goodyear’s Ben Crawley about supplying tyres to the FIA World Endurance Championship.
John Hindhaugh, Paul Truswell and Shea Adam look ahead to the new season of the FIA World Endurance Championship.
John Hindhaugh is joined by Nick Daman, Shea Adam and Declan Brennan to discuss the week’s motor sport news.
John Hindhaugh is joined by Nick Daman, Richard Craill and Tim Gray to discuss the latest news in the motor sport world. This week’s Big Interview is Jonny Mowlem
It’s three decades since Mazda launched its game-changing soft-top roadster. In this special programme, John Hindhaugh charts the history of the MX5.
John Hindhaugh is joined by Nick Daman, Jeremy Shaw and Tim Gray to discuss the week’s motor sport news. We hear from Zak Brown and Sam Schmidt about McLaren’s full time return to Indycar after a 40 year absence. This week’s Big Interview is with Malcolm Cracknell, author of new racing novel Taking The World By Storm. Click here to buy a copy of the book.
Including Ask Atherton, where your questions are put to the IMSA boss, plus Nick Daman on F1 and MotoGP, some new films and a tribute to Jean-Paul Driot.
John Hindhaugh is joined by Nick Daman, Shea Adam and Tony La Porta to look at the week’s motor sport news. This week’s Big interview is with six-time British Superbike champion Shane Byrne.
John Hindhaugh presents the latest motor sport news, including a look ahead to this weekend’s action at Lime Rock Park, and an investigation into what’s going on at Rich Energy.
The fourth VLN race of the season, with commentary from John Hindhaugh and Jonny PalmerT
Declan Brennan discusses the incredible NASCAR victory of Justin Haley, Nick Daman looks back at the two-wheeled action at the Sachsenring, and Shea Adam reviews IMSA’s trip to Canadian Tyre Motorsport Park. This week’s Big Interview is with Robin Liddell.
John Hindhaugh takes the electric version of Porsche’s third-generation SUV for a spin.
Matt and the team discuss the news from E3, the latest on F1 2019, GRID and the Lego Speed Racers expansion for Forza Horizon 4
Commentary from John Hindhaugh, Jonny Palmer, Martin Haven, Joe Bradley and Paul Truswell.
Episode 24 falls between two 24 hour races, so John Hindhaugh is at the Nürburgring looking back at Le Mans, with Jonny Palmer and Paul Truswell. Nick Daman has the latest F1 and MotoGP news
John Hindhaugh is joined at Le Mans by Shea Adam, Nick Daman, Andrew Marriott and Joe Bradley for a special “Midday Motorsport” Paul Pfanner and Cyrille Taesch Wahlen are among the guests.
In association with Travel Destinations. John Hindhaugh, Shea Adam and Paul Truswell preview the 2019 edition of the Le Mans 24 hours, with travel advice from Richard Webb.
John Hindhaugh is joined by Nick Daman, Declan Brennan and Tim Gray to look at the latest motor sport news.
Nick talks about Monaco, Shea talks about Indianapolis and John talks about ballast. Plus in this week’s Big Interview, Will Buxton talks about his new book My Greatest Defeat.
Coverage of the 12 hours of Brno, with commentary from John Hindhaugh, Paul Truswell and Jonny Palmer. Nick Daman and Joe Bradley are in the pits.
The team looks back on qualifying for the Indy 500, hearing from some of the key players. Sam Smith has the story so far on the current Formula E season. Jonny Palmer and Joe Bradley preview the Hankook 12 hours of Brno, and Nick Daman previews the Monaco Grand Prix.
A six hour race to determine some of the teams that will qualify for next month’s Nürburgring 24 hours. Commentary from John Hindhaugh and Paul Truswell.
As Zandvoort is announced as a F1 venue for 2020, John Hindhaugh talks to Silverstone’s Stuart Pringle about keeping its spot on the calendar. Paul Truswell crunches the numbers on the FIA WEC’s visit to Spa. Shea Adam reviews the Indycar Grand Prix, and this week’s Big Interview is with Bentley’s Brian Gush.
The second round of the 2019 European Le Mans Series. Commentary from Jonny Palmer and Graham Goodwin.
The second round of the Michelin Le Mans Cup for 2019, with commentary from Jonny Palmer and Graham Goodwin, and Louise Beckett in the pits.
John Hindhaugh takes the Porsche 991 GT3 Touring out around Bathurst and the Blue Mountains.
John Hindhaugh is joined by Nick Daman, Shea Adam and Decland Brennan. This week’s Big Interview is with Scott Atherton.
The fourth round of the 2019 WeatherTech Sportscar Championship. Commentary from John Hindhaugh, Jeremy Shaw and Shea Adam
Coverage of the fourth round of the Michelin Pilot Challenge from Mid Ohio. Commentary from John Hindhaugh, Jeremy Shaw and Britt Casey Jnr, with Shea Adam in the pits.
Coverage of the penultimate round of the FIA World Endurance Championship Super Season. Commentary from Jonny Palmer and Bruce Jones.
Coverage of the second race weekend of the year for the Porsche GT3 Cup Challenge USA by Yokohama.
John Hindhaugh returns to Australia’s National Motor Racing Museum at Bathurst, to see what’s changed and meet the new curator.
Nick Daman looks back at Formula 1 in Baku, and Formula E in Paris; Shea Adam reports on a crazy weekend at Talladega, and Jonny Palmer previews the penultimate round of the FIA World Endurance Championship at Spa Francorchamps.
On this month’s show Matt, Ben, Louis and Jordan discuss car variety in the current crop of sim racers. They look forward to the arrival of F1 2019 and Assetto Corsa Competizione while Matt provides motorsport alternatives to watching a dull rugby match.
John Hindhaugh is in Sydney, reviewing the weekend at Bathurst. Nick Daman talks through the F1 news and Kerry Cobb reports from Silverstone on the opening races of the British Superbike Championship. Plus Shea Adam on Indy 500 testing and this week’s Big Interview is with James O’Brian.
Coverage of the 2019 edition of the Hi-Tec Oils Bathurst 6 hour race. Commentary from John Hindhaugh and Richard Craill.
John Hindhaugh talks to James O’Brien about this year’s Bathurst 6 hours, then goes walkabout in the paddock with Richard Craill.
John Hindhaugh introduces the week’s motor sport news, including a preview of the 2019 British Superbike Championship. Tim Gray rants about the Indy 500, and Nick Daman has all the gossip from the Chinese Grand Prix
The third round of the WeatherTech Sportscar Championship is the Bubba burger Grand Prix of Long Beach. Commentary from John Hindhaugh, Jeremy Shaw and Shea Adam.
John Hindhaugh is at Long Beach to preview the Bubba burger Grand Prix. Nick Daman looks ahead to the F1 celebrations in China and Declan Brennan says there’s no point watching bikes. This week’s Big Interview is Dave Smithson of the BMMC.
John Hindhaugh and RJ O’Connell look ahead to the start of the 2019 Japanese Super GT championship.
John Hindhaugh is joined by Nick Daman, Shea Adam and Declan Brennan to review the week’s motor sport news.
Matt and Ben are joined by Century Motorsport’s Angus Fender to discuss the upcoming British GT season both real and virtual! Registration for the 2019 British GT e-sports championship are open. Head to www.raceTORA.com for more details.
Commentary from John Hindhaugh, Paul Truswell and Jonny Palmer, with Nick Daman and Joe Bradley in the pits.
Ben and Matt cover the latest news in esports racing including a new project from the SRO and Toyota as well as the much anticipated Forza Race Regs. The Classic Sebring 12h is also reviewed
John Hindhaugh is joined by Jeremy Shaw and Shea Adam to look back on the Indycar Classic. This week’s Big Interview is with WRT’s Vincent Vosse.
Jonny Palmer and John Hindhaugh take you through the opening race of this year’s VLN series.
Nick Daman gives his verdict on the opening Formula 1 race, Shea Adam and Paul Truswell look back at Sebring, Jonny Palmer previews the new VLN season, and there’s a sandwich toaster up for grabs in Dale of the Century.
Coverage of the second round of the WeatherTech Sportscar Championship, with commentary from John Hindhaugh and Jeremy Shaw. Shea Adam and Jamie Howe are in the pits.
The FIA World Endurance Championship continues its super-season with a return to Sebring. Commentary from Jonny Palmer, John Hindhaugh and Paul Truswell, with Andrew Marriott in the pits.
John Hindhaugh is in Sebring for this week’s show. Jeremy Shaw reviews events in the opening weekend of Indycar at St Petersburg while Nick Daman looks back at Moto GP in Qatar. There are previews of this weekend’s IMSA action with Shea Adam, and Jonny Palmer and Martin Haven bring us up to date on the FIA World Endurance Championship. This week’s big interview is Sebastien Buemi
Commentary on the second event of the IMSA Prototype Challenge season from Brian Till and Jeremy Shaw.
Tim Gray is joined by Nick Daman and Sam Collins for a look ahead to this year’s Formula One World Championship.
John Hindhaugh looks at the week’s motor sport news. Jonny Palmer and Richard Craill review the opening round of the Virgin Australia Supercars series in Adelaide, Abbie Eaton talks about her experience in the Dunlop Super2 race. John Dagys gives his views on the Le Mans entry list, and looks back on the opening round of Blancpain GT World Challenge America. Darren Turner is this week’s big interview, Jorge Lorenzo looks ahead to this week’s opening round of Moto GP. And Shea Adam has breaking news on a Sebring 12 hour rule change.
Max Verstappen, Pierre Gasly, Pol Espargaro, Andrea Dovisioso, Alex Albon and Daniil Kvyat ask each other questions.
John Hindhaugh, Jeremy Shaw and Shea Adam look ahead to the start of the 2019 NTT Indycar season.
This month TORA reveals a fresh new look, an all new real world partnership and the return of the Sebring 12h in classic form. Plus Jordan gets a new nickname!
John Hindhaugh goes behind the scenes of Hewland, racing gearbox manufacturer for more than 60 years, in Maidenhead, Berkshire.
John Hindhaugh looks at the week’s motor sport news stories, with Shea Adam and Nick Daman. This week’s Big Interview is Piers Phillips, president of Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing
John Hindhaugh is joined by Nick Daman and Shea Adam to review the week’s news. This week’s Big Interview is with Jonny Westbrook.
John Hindhaugh and Nick Daman take a tour around the 2019 London Classic Car Show at ExCel
It’s the Joy of Six, as John Hindhaugh is joined by half a dozen racing drivers. Ben Keating enthuses about bringing a privateer Ford to Le Mans, while Alex Brundle talks about his return to the European Le Mans Series with United Autosports. Earl Bamber discusses the challenges of being both a driver and a team owner, while new team-mates Mark Blundell and Jake Hill look ahead to the British Touring Car Championship. And this week’s Big Interview is with Jann Mardenborough, who will be staying with Nissan in the 2019 Super GT series.
John Hindhaugh is joined by Tim Gray, Declan Brennan, Richard Craill and Andrew Cotton to discuss the week’s motorsport stories. This week’s Big Interview is with Bruno Senna
John Hindhaugh heads into Bathurst Town Centre for an extraordinary parade of race cars.
Tim Gray and Nick Daman look at the week’s motor sport news. John Hindhaugh and Richard Craill preview the Liqui-Moly Bathurst 12 hours. This week’s big interview is with Toni Calderon, director of new movie The Gentleman Driver. Plus Conor Daly on his Indy 500 ride with Andretti Autosports.
Commentary from John Hindhaugh, Jonny Palmer and Jeremy Shaw, with Shea Adam, Jamie Howe, Joe Bradley and Bruce Jones.
Commentary from John Hindhaugh, Jonny Palmer and Jeremy Shaw, with Shea Adam, Jamie Howe, Joe Bradley and Bruce Jones.
In a brand new season Matt, Ben and Jordan discuss the latest e-sports racing news including a shock result at the Race of Champions, Forza and GT Sport Updates and much more!
Counting down to the start of the WeatherTech Sportscar Championship, live from Daytona. John Hindhaugh is joined by Jamie Howe, Shea Adam and Tim Gray. Owen Trinkler and Hugh Plumb are in the studio to preview the Michelin Pilot Challenge. With the World Rally Championship about to get underway, Kerry Cobb talks to Sebastien Ogier, Kris Meeke, Thierry Neuville and Elfin Evans. This week’s Big Interview is with Pascal Zurlinden, Hurley Haywood and Nick Tandy at the launch of the new Porsche livery.
This week’s special guest is Cyrille Taesch Wahlen, with news of a new race in Australia for the Asian Le Mans Series. Mazda’s John Doonan previews the Daytona 24 hours, Nick Daman has news of a new endurance race for TCR cars at Spa, and Shea Adam discusses Indycar’s new title sponsor.
Coverage of the opening round of the 2019 24h Series. Commentary from John Hindhaugh, Jonny Palmer and Paul Truswell, with Bruce Jones, Nick Daman and Joe Bradley in the pits.
A new series begins with a show live from Dubai. Nick Daman updates us on the latest F1 news and this week’s Big Interview comes from David Brabham, with an exclusive reveal of Brabham Automotive’s return to sportscar racing, and the Le Mans 24 hours.
Coverage of the WeatherTech Sportscar Championship’s pre-season testing and qualifying from Daytona International Speedway.
Coverage of the opening round of the 2019 IMSA Prototype Challenge, from Daytona International Speedway. Commentary from John Hindhaugh and Brian Till
Tim Gray hosts the 2018 Christmas Quiz, live from Silverstone. Four teams will be competing for one of the most sought-after prizes in world motor sport.
In the final episode of the series, Andrew Cotton analyses the FIA’s proposed future rules for the WEC, Andy Meyrick is this week’s Big Interview, and Shea Adam reports on Porsche’s end of season celebrations in Stuttgart.
John Hindhaugh, Shea Adam and Jeremy Shaw look back on the 2018 WeatherTech Sportscar Championship.
John Hindhaugh, Jeremy Shaw and Shea Adam look back over a season that saw Scott Dixon win his fifth title.
It’s the show of the year show. John Hindhaugh announces the winners in all seven categories. Plus reaction to the FIA World Motorsport Council’s announcements from Andrew Cotton, Nick Daman, John Dagys and Shea Adam.
Richard Craill has the latest news from Australia, Nick Daman looks back on the final F1 race of 2018, and Neil Wooding reports on a car swap between Jimmie Johnson and Fernando Alonso in Bahrain.
The “Stars on 45” special, features Silverstone boss Stuart Pringle, Sebastien Ogier on winning the WRC and three newly-crowned NASCAR champions. Plus, the nominees are unveiled for the MOTY Awards 2018, and Paul Walter explains precious metals.
Coverage of the 6 hours of Shanghai. Commentary from Jonny Palmer and Alex Kapadia with Louise Beckett in the pits. Qualifying: Countdown to Green: Race part 1: Race part 2: Race part 3:
The final round of the 24 Hour Series, and finale to the Championship of the Continents. Commentary from John Hindhaugh, Shea Adam and Joe Bradley, with Nick Daman and Bruce Jones. Free practice 1: Qualifying: Free practice 2: Countdown to Green: Race part 1: Race part 2: Race part 3: Race part 4: Race part 5: Race part 6: Race part 7: Race part 8: Race part 9: Race part 10: Race part 11: Race part 12:
Duke Video There’s a discount code for MWM listeners and fans which will allow you to buy this year’s highlights vid featuring our commentary but also applies to all LM reviews. Us the code LMXMAS18 at check out. They have the DVD, the Blu Ray and a download available. www.dukevideo.com Calendars Drew Gibson has produced yet another gorgeous calendar which is available at www.drew-gibson.co.uk/calendar Prescott Motorsport have produced a Le Mans Endurance racing calendar and listeners can enjoy a 20% discount by going to www.prescottmotorsport.co.uk and clicking on the calendar link. Use code RSL20 at check out. Full Torque Gear and the wonderfully talented Andy Blackmore have teamed up to create some stunning T shirts. Hindy was wearing one in the live Forza RC coverage from London last month www.fulltorquegear.com and use the code MWM2018 They wash really well, pack small and they’ll ship! What’s not to like? Christmas Tree If you’re at all like us you’ll be struggling with planning Christmas and getting it all done on time. We had several years of having to drag home the runty Christmas tree that no-one else wanted at the garden centre – well, at least we helped it fulfil its Christmas […]
The latest motor sport news from around the world. Nick Daman casts his eye over an eventful Brazilian Grand Prix weekend, Shea Adam talks NASCAR as the season finale approaches, Jonny Palmer has an Asian sports car roundup and this week’s Big Interview is with Scott Atherton, revealing exclusive information about IMSA’s new domestic television deal with NBC. Plus Eve Hewitt has this year’s selection of Christmas gift ideas.
Coverage of the Michelin Encore from Sebring International Raceway. Commentary from John Hindhaugh and Jeremy Shaw. Practice 1: Practice 3: Practice 4 & qualifying: Race part 1: Race part 2: Post Race Tech:
Coverage of the Battery Tender Mazda MX5 Global Cup from Sebring. Commentary from Tony La Porta, Jeremy Shaw and Oliver Askew. Qualifying: Race 1: Race 2:
On the 100th anniversary of the end of World War 1, coverage of the fifth Mission Motorsport Race of Remembrance from Anglesey. Commentary from Jonny Palmer and Diana Binks. Race part 1: Race part 2: Race part 3: Race part 4: Race part 5: Race part 6: Remembrance Service:
John Hindhaugh talks to Glickenhaus Motorsport’s Jesse Cameron about their plans for a Le Mans Hypercar, Jim Cameron previews this weekend’s Race of Remembrance, and Jeremy Shaw looks back on a successful three weeks in England for Team USA.
John Hindhaugh looks back on the career of Christian Fittipaldi, from Formula 3 to the present day.
The week’s motorsport news, plus interviews with Team USA scholars Jake Craig and Colin Mullan, Marcus Ericsson on his switch to Indycar, and why Sebastien Loeb is going back to Dakar.
The final round of this year’s championship, with commentary from Jonny Palmer and Graham Goodwin.
In this month’s show Matt, Ben and Louis discuss the arrival of Forza Horizon 4, the new DiRT 2 title from Codemasters and an update on the latest TORA race series.
John Hindhaugh is joined by Nick Daman and Shea Adam, plus tonight’s special guest Jonny Mowlem.
John Hindhaugh travels to Nashville to talk to Owen Trinkler about his life and racing.
The final race of the 2018 season. Commentary from Jonny Palmer and Bruce Jones. Part 1: Part 2: Part 3:
Richard Dean, Paul di Resta and Phil Hanson talk about their Asian Le Mans Series campaign, plus British Superbike champion Leon Haslam, and all the week’s motor sport news.
The World Endurance Championship superseason continues with the 6 hours of Fuji. Commentary from Jonny Palmer and Paul Truswell, with Louise Beckett in the pits. Qualifying: Race part 1: Race part 2: Race part 3: Post Race Tech:
Coverage of the Hankook 12h of Spa-Francorchamps. Commentary from Ben Constanduros and Joe Bradley, with Diana Binks and Bruce Jones in the pits. Free Practice: Qualifying: Night Practice: Countdown to Green: Race part 1: Race part 2: Race part 3: Race part 4: Race part 5: Race part 6: Race part 8: Race part 9: Race part 10: Race part 11: Race part 12:
Coverage of the IMSA Prototype Challenge by Mazda race from Road Atlanta. Commentary from Jeremy Shaw and Shea Adam.
Coverage of the final round of the 2018 WeatherTech Sportscar Championship, Motul Petit Le Mans from Road Atlanta. Free Practice 1: Free Practice 2: Free Practice 3: Free Practice 4: Qualifying: Warm-up: Michelin Countdown to Green: Race part 1: Race part 2: Race part 3: Race part 4: Race part 5: Post Race Tech:
Coverage of the Porsche GT3 Cup Challenge races from Road Atlanta. Commentary from John Hindhaugh and Jeremy Shaw. Race 1: Race 2:
The final round of the 2018 Continental Tire Sportscar Challenge, from Road Atlanta. Practice 1: Practice 2: Practice 3 and qualifying: Countdown to Green: Race:
Richard Craill reports on the fourth round of the Hot Wheels Australian Prototype Series from Sydney Motorsport Park.
John Hindhaugh and Nick Daman are at Road Atlanta, with special guests Madison Snow, Richard Westbrook and Nick Gallante. Find out what’s keeping Heikki Kovalainen awake at night, who the fourth best BSB rider of all time is and why princesses should be paid on time.
The penultimate VLN race of 2018. Commentary from Jonny Palmer and Paul Truswell. Part 1: Part 2:
With John Hindhaugh driving across the USA, Tim Gray has all the week’s motor sport news. Nick Daman and Kerry Cobb report on Superbikes of World and British flavours respectively, Declan Brennan puts his Ear on the Roval and Richard Craill previews this weekend’s Bathurst 1000.
John Hindhaugh’s travelling from Rennsport Reunion VI at Laguna Seca to Petit Le Mans at Road Atlanta in a Porsche Panamera, with motorsport-themed stops along the way.
John Hindhaugh is at Laguna Seca, with four special programmes from the sixth Rennsport Reunion. In episode one he talks to Elliot Forbes Robinson, Timo Bernhard and Paul Pfanner, plus a pit walk with Patrick Long. Episode two features Frank-Stefan Walliser on the reimagining of the Porsche 935, Tony Hatter on the Concourse D’Elegance, plus Mark Webber and Scott Atherton. Episode three has interviews with Earl Bamber and Gianmaria Bruni In his final day at Rennsport Reunion, John talks to three legends; Richard Atwood, David Hobbs and Derek Bell.
John Hindhaugh is at Laguna Seca ahead of Rennsport Reunion, and is joined by Nick Daman with the latest news from F1 and Moto GP, and Jonny Palmer for a round-up of sportscar news from Spa-Francorchamps.
Coverage of the penultimate round of the European Le Mans Series, from Spa-Francorchamps.
Coverage of the Michelin Le Mans Cup from Spa-Francorchamps in Belgium. Commentary from Jonny Palmer and Graham Goodwin.
Coverage of the seventh VLN race of the year. Commentary from Bruce Jones and Paul Truswell. Race part 1: Race part 2:
On this months show Matt and Louis are joined by Jordan Groves to discuss Horizon 4 and the rest of the latest esports news.
John Hindhaugh talks to Jeremy Shaw about Indycar from Sonoma, Decland Brennan about why NASCAR is broken, and Kerry Cobb about the first weekend of the BSB’s Showdown.
John Hindhaugh is joined by Tim Gray, Declan Brennan and Jeremy Shaw to review the week’s motor sport news. This week’s special guest is Jade Edwards.
Coverage of the Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America races from Laguna Seca. Commentary from Shea Adam and Jeremy Shaw. Race 1: Race 2:
Coverage of the penultimate round of the WeatherTech Sportscar Championship at Laguna Seca. Commentary from John Hindhaugh and Jeremy Shaw. Practice 1: Practice 2: Practice 3: Qualifying: Warm up: Michelin Countdown to Green: Race: Michelin Post Race Tech:
Coverage of the Continental Tire Sportscar Challenge from Laguna Seca. Commentary from John Hindhaugh and Jeremy Shaw. Free Practice 1: Free Practice 2: Free Practice 3 and qualifying: Countdown to Green: Race:
Coverage of the 2018 Barcelona 24 hours. Commentary from Jonny Palmer, Paul Truswell and Joe Bradley, with Diana Binks and Andrew Marriott in the pits. Free Practice: Qualifying: Night Practice: Race part 1: Race part 2: Race part 3: Race part 4: Race part 5: Race part 6: Race part 7: Race part 8: Race part 9:
John Hindhaugh has a special report from the Porsche Festival at Brands Hatch. Nick Daman looks back at the Italian Grand Prix.
The sixth round of the VLN 2018. Commentary from Jonny Palmer and Bruce Jones. Part 1: Part 2:
This month Matt and the team review the latest edition to the Formula One game series F1 2018. The Forza Motorsport August update also gets the team’s attention.
Jeremy Shaw has the latest Indycar news, Tony DiZinno reflects on the end of the Mazda Road to Indy programme, and Nick Daman gives his views on MotoGP at Silverstone.
Nick Daman reviews the WEC and ELMS from Silverstone, Jeremy Shaw has the latest Indycar news, and John Hindhaugh is joined by special guest Bryan Sellers.
Coverage of the WeatherTech Sportscar Championship from Virginia International Raceway. Commentary from John Hindhaugh and Jeremy Shaw, with Shea Adam as the Continental Tire pit lane reporter. Practice 1: Practice 2: Practice 3: Qualifying: Warm-up: Michelin Countdown to Green: Race: Michelin Post Race Tech:
Coverage of the IMSA Prototype Challenge by Mazda from Virginia International Raceway. Commentary from Shea Adam and Jeremy Shaw.
Coverage of the Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America from Virginia International Raceway. Commentary from Shea Adam and Jeremy Shaw. Race 1: Race 2:
Coverage of the Porsche GT3 Cup Challenge by Yokohama from Virginia International Raceway. Race 1: Race 2:
The fifth VLN race of the year is the 6-hour ADAC Ruhr-Pokal Rennen. Commentary from Paul Truswell and Andrew Marriott. Part 1: Part 2: Part 3:
The FIA World Endurance Championship continues at Silverstone. Commentary from Jonny Palmer and Paul Truswell. Practice 1: Practice 2: Practice 3: Qualifying: Countdown to Green: Race part 1: Race part 2: Race part 3: Post Race Tech:
Coverage of the fourth round of the European Le Mans Series, with commentary from Richard Craill and Paul Truswell.
Coverage of the Continental Tire Sportscar Challenge from Virginia International Raceway. Practice Qualifying Countdown to Green Race
Coverage of the F3 European Championship from Silverstone. Commentary from Jonny Palmer, Andrew Marriott and Joe Bradley, with Diana Binks and Nick Daman in the pits. Practice: Qualifying 1: Qualifying 2: Race 1: Race 2:
John Hindhaugh at VIR and Tim Gray in London bring you the week’s motorsport news. Nick Daman reviews MotoGP from Austria, Jonny Palmer looks back at DTM at Brands Hatch, and Shea Adam looks ahead to five championships racing in Virginia this weekend. Plus special guest James Cameron, Chip Ganassi on Scott Dixon, and previews of ELMS and WEC at Silverstone.
John Hindhaugh is joined by Declan Brennan, Nick Daman and Jeremy Shaw. This week’s special guests are Andy Meyrick and Paul Howarth.
Coverage of the Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America. Commentary from Shea Adam and Jeremy Shaw. Race 1 Race 2
Coverage of the Porsche GT3 Cup Challenge by Yokohama races from Elkhart Lake. Race 1: Race 2:
Commentary from Road America by John Hindhaugh, Jeremy Shaw and Shea Adam. Practice 1: Practice 2: Practice 3: Qualiying: Warm up: Michelin Countdown to Green: Race: Michelin Post Race Tech:
Coverage of the Continental Tire Sportscar challenge from Road America, Wisconsin. Practice 1: Practice 2: Qualifying: Countdown to Green: Race:
John Hindhaugh, Nick Daman and Shea Adam review some of the week’s motor sport news stories
Richard Craill introduces the best of round three of the Australian Prototype Series from Queensland Raceway.
John Hindhaugh is joined by Richard Craill, Shea Adam and Nick Daman to look at the German Grand Prix, IMSA’s Lime Rock Park weekend and the Australian GT Championship.
The European Le Mans Series visits Austria. Commentary from Jonny Palmer and Graham Goodwin. Qualifying: Race part 1: Race part 2:
The Michelin Le Mans Cup visits Austria. Commentary from Jonny Palmer and Graham Goodwin.
It’s a GT-only race for the WeatherTech Sportscar Championship at Lime Rock Park. Practice 1: Practice 2: Practice 3: Qualifying: Michelin Countdown to Green: Race part 1: Race part 2: Michelin Post Race Tech:
Coverage of the sixth round of the Continental Tire Sportscar Challenge from Lime Rock Park, Connecticut. Practice 1: Practice 2: Practice 3 and qualifying: Countdown to Green: Race:
John Hindhaugh is joined by Jonny Palmer, Nick Daman, Shea Adam and Declan Brennan to discuss the week’s motor sport news.
John Hindhaugh is joined by Richard Craill, Shea Adam and Declan Brennan to look at the big motor sport stories.
Round four of the 2018 VLN is the 49th running of the Adenauer ADAC Rundstrecken-Trophy. Commentary from Jonny Palmer and Chris Dawes. Race part 1: Race part 2:
Coverage from the WeatherTech Sportscar Championship’s annual foray into Canada. Commentary from John Hindhaugh, Jeremy Shaw and Shea Adam. Practice 1: http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2018/races/2018_wsc_mos_p1.mp3 Practice 2: http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2018/races/2018_wsc_mos_p2.mp3 Practice 3: http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2018/races/2018_wsc_mos_p3.mp3 Qualifying: http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2018/races/2018_wsc_mos_q.mp3 Warm up: http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2018/races/2018_wsc_mos_w.mp3 Michelin Countdown to Green: http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2018/races/2018_wsc_mos_ctg.mp3 Race: http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2018/races/2018_wsc_mos_r.mp3 Post Race Tech: http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2018/races/2018_wsc_mos_prt.mp3
Coverage of the Canadian Tire Motorsports Park 120, a round of the Continental Tire Sportscar Challenge. Practice 2: http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2018/races/2018_ctsc_mos_p2.mp3 Practice 3 & qualifying: http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2018/races/2018_ctsc_mos_q.mp3 Countdown to Green: http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2018/races/2018_ctsc_mos_ctsc.mp3 Race: http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2018/races/2018_ctsc_mos_r.mp3
Commentary from Ben Constanduros, Joe Bradley and Paul Truswell, with Diana Binks and Nick Daman in the pits. Free Practice: Qualifying: Night Practice: Race part 1: Race part 2: Race part 3: Race part 4: Race part 5: Race part 6: Race part 7: Race part 8:
Live coverage of the Le Mans Classic 2018, with commentary from Martin Haven, Jim Roller and Bruce Jones.
John Hindhaugh is in Canada for this week’s show. Nick Daman reports on a busy time for Formula 1 and there’s the latest superbike news.
Commentary from Watkins Glen comes from John Hindhaugh and Jeremy Shaw, with Shea Adam in the pits. Free practice 1: Free practice 2: Free practice 3: Qualifying: Warm-up: Michelin Countdown to Green: Race part 1: Race part 2: Race part 3: Michelin Post Race Tech:
Coverage of the Continental Tire Sportscar Challenge from Watkins Glen. Commentary from John Hindhaugh and Jeremy Shaw. Qualifyng Countdown to Green Race part 1 Race part 2
Coverage of the Porsche GT3 Cup Challenge by Yokohama from Watkins Glen. Commentary from Shea Adam and Jeremy Shaw. Race 1 Race 2
Coverage of two rounds of the Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America, from Watkins Glen. Race 1 Race 2
John Hindhaugh and Shea Adam are at Watkins Glen. Nick Daman looks back on the French Grand Prix.
The third VLN race of 2018 is the 60th edition of teh ADAC ACAS H&R Cup. Commentary from Jonny Palmer and Paul Truswell. Race part 1: Race part 2:
John Hindhaugh goes behind the scenes of Bentley’s attempt at the Pikes Peak international hill climb. Brian Gush: Peter Guest and David Argent: David Tsurusaki: Pikes Peak Friday highlights: Pikes Peak Saturday / Sunday highlights:
A collection of interviews about how teams rely on Mobil 1 at the world’s most famous endurance race. Pascal Vasselon: Doug Fehan: Alastair Moffitt: David Tsurusaki: Frank-Stefan Walliser: Jeff Chew:
Coverage of the Road To Le Mans race, supporting the 2018 Le Mans 24 hours. Jonny Palmer and Graham Goodwin look at this year’s runners and riders in the preview, then guide you through the second race of the week.
John Hindhaugh is live at Le Mans for this week’s show. Nick Daman reviews the Canadian Grand Prix. Guests include Jann Mardenborough.
Shea Adam goes behind the scenes at Corvette Racing ahead of their GTE attempt at the 2018 Le Mans 24 hours. Doug Fehan interview: Ben Johnson interview:
Coverage of the world’s greatest endurance race, the Le Mans 24 hours. Scrutineering Day 1: Scrutineering Day 2: Free Practice (part 1): Free Practice (part 2): Qualifying 1: BMW Tech Thursday: Qualifying 2: Qualifying 3: Warm up: Aston Martin Countdown to Green: Race part 1: Race part 2: Race part 3: Race part 4: Race part 5: Race part 6: Race part 7: Race part 8: Race part 9: Race part 10: Race part 11: Race part 12: Race part 13: Race part 14: Race part 15: Race part 16: Race part 17: Race part 18: Race part 19: Race part 20: Race part 21: Race part 22: Race part 23: Race part 24: Post Race Tech:
John Hindhaugh, Jonny Palmer and Graham Goodwin look ahead to this year’s Le Mans 24 hours. Episode 1: Episode 2: Episode 3:
John Hindhaugh talks to Dunlop’s James Bailey about the history of the company that is celebrating 130 years of motor sport competition.
John Hindhaugh talks to Dunlop’s James Bailey about how tyre wars improve tyre technology on track and on the road.
John Hindhaugh is joined by Nick Daman, Declan Brennan and Graham Goodwin to review the week’s motor sport stories, plus another preview of the Bentley attempt at Pikes Peak.
Coverage of the annual Le Mans Test Day. Commentary from Jonny Palmer, Graham Goodwin, Paul Truswell, Gemma Hatton and Joe Bradley. Morning Session: Afternoon Session part 1: Afternoon Session part 2:
John Hindhaugh, Jeremy Shaw and Shea Adam with coverage of the WeatherTech Sportscar Championship from Belle Isle, Detroit. Practice 1: Practice 2: Qualifying: Warm up: Countdown to Green: Race: Post Race Tech:
Shea Adam looks back on the Indy 500 and Coca Cola 600, Nick Daman reviews F1’s Monaco Grand Prix and World Superbikes at Donington Park, plus David Tsurusaki on Pikes Peak, and how many Lego bricks do you need to make a life sized replica of Danica Patrick?
Coverage of the 12 hours of Imola, part of the Hankook GT series and Touring Car Endurance Series. Commentary from Jonny Palmer and Joe Bradley, with Nick Daman and Diana Binks in the pits. Free Practice: Qualifying: Race part 1: Race part 2: Race part 3: Race part 4: Race part 5: Race part 6:
This month Matt, Ben and Louis discuss the upcoming new features for Forza 7 (including Matt’s favourite car). There’s a round up of the ASCC and Hot Hatch Challenge and two wheel racing makes a surprise appearance!
Tim Gray hosts the weekly round-up of news from the world of motor sport. Nick Daman reviews Moto GP from Le Mans, Graham Goodwin has news about the future of LMP3, and Shea Adam reports on this weekend’s Indy 500 and Coca Cola 600.
Richard Craill reports from the second round of the Australian Prototype Series from Sandown, Melbourne.
John Hindhaugh is joined by Shea Adam, Nick Daman and Declan Brennan to review the week’s motorsport news.
Coverage of the second round of the European Le Mans Series, from Monza. Commentary from Graham Goodwin and Alex Brundle. Qualifying: Race part 1: Race part 2:
Round two of the 2018 Michelin Le Mans Cup comes from Monza in Italy. Commentary from Graham Goodwin and Alex Brundle.
Coverage of the 2018 edition of the ADAC Zurich 24 hours of the Nürburgring. Free Practice: Qualifying 1: Qualifying 2: Top 30 Shoot-out: Warm-up: Countdown to Green: Race part 1: Race part 2: Race part 3: Race part 4: Race part 5: Race part 6: Race part 7: Race part 8: Race part 9: Race part 10: Race part 11: Race part 12:
John Hindhaugh is at the Nürburgring to preview this weekend’s 24 hour race. Jonny Palmer looks ahead to the second round of the European Le Mans Series, Shea Adam on a possible NASCAR sale, Eve Hewitt on reviving the Birmingham Superprix, and the Formula 1 and MotoGP news from Nick Daman.
Coverage of the Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America, with commentary from John Hindhaugh, Jeremy Shaw and Shea Adam. Race 1: Race 2:
The Porsche GT3 Cup Challenge USA by Yokohama returns to the Mid Ohio Sports Car Course. Commentary from John Hindhaugh, Jeremy Shaw and Shea Adam. Race 1: Race 2:
Coverage of the Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge from Mid Ohio. Practice 1: Practice 2: Qualifying: Race:
Coverage of the fourth round of the WeatherTech Sportscar Championship, and a return to the Mid Ohio Sports Car course. Practice 1: Practice 2: Practice 3: Qualifying: Warm-up: Michelin Countdown to Green: Race: Michelin Post Race Tech:
The opening round of the 2018 FIA World Endurance Championship from Spa in Belgium. Qualifying: Countdown to Green: Race part 1: Race part 2: Post Race Tech:
John Hindhaugh is joined by Shea Adam, Nick Daman and Jonny Palmer. Plus David Brabham on the launch of the Brabham BT62.
John Hindhaugh heads to Towcester in Northamptonshire to revisit one of the early “Inside Story” venues and finds out how Strakka Racing has moved on and expanded its operations.
Tim Gray reports on the latest motorsport news, with Nick Daman, Shea Adam, Graham Goodwin and Jeremy Shaw. This week’s special guest is Aaron Telitz.
Commentary from John Hindhaugh and Joe Bradley, with Nick Daman and Andrew Marriott in the pits. Free Practice: Qualifying: Countdown to Green: Race part 1: Race part 2: Race part 3: Race part 4: Race part 5: Race part 6:
Richard Craill reports from Australia’s newest ciruit, Tailem Bend, on the opening round of the 2018 Australian Prototype Series.
John Hindhaugh is joined by Shea Adam, Richard Craill, Joe Bradley and Graham Goodwin to look a the week’s motor sport news.
The six hour qualifying race for the 2018 Nürburgring 24 hours, with commentary from Bruce Jones and Paul Truswell. Countdown to Green: Race part 1: Race part 2:
Commentary of the opening round of the European Le Mans Series, from the Paul Ricard circuit in France. Qualifying: Race:
Coverage of the opening round of the Michelin Le Mans Cup, from the Paul Ricard circuit in France.
John Hindhaugh and Jeremy Shaw present coverage of the third round of the 2018 WeatherTech Sportscar Championship, the Bubba Burger Grand Prix of Long Beach. Shea Adam is the Continental Tire pitlane reporter. Practice 1 Practice 2 and qualifying Michelin Countdown to Green Race Michelin Post Race Tech
Jonny Palmer and Graham Goodwin are in the South of France for a preview of the 2018 European Le Mans Series, and Michelin Le Mans Cup.
John Hindhaugh is joined in Long Beach by Shea Adam. Nick Daman reviews the weekend’s F1 and Moto GP, while Graham Goodwin reports on a wet test session in the south of France.
The second race from the VLN of the 2018 season, with commentary from John Hindhaugh and Jonny Palmer Countdown to Green: Race part 1: Race part 2:
John Hindhaugh reviews the week’s motor sport news, with Nick Daman, Shea Adam and Graham Goodwin.
John Hindhaugh talks to racer turned commentator David Hobbs about his new autobiography. Click here to buy the book.
Coverage of the third running of the Hi-Tec Oils Bathurst 6 hour race. Commentary from John Hindhaugh, Richard Craill and Brian van der Wakker. Practice 3: Qualifying: Formula Ford (commentators Brian van der Wakker and Lachlan Mansell): Historic Touring Cars (commentators Brian van der Wakker and Garry O’Brien): Excel (commentators Brian van der Wakker and Sean Begg)s: Production Sports Cars (commentators John Hindhaugh and Brian van der Wakker): Race part 1: Race part 2:
John Hindhaugh previews the Bathurst 6 hour race, and talks to organiser James O’Brian. Nick Daman looks back on the Australian Grand Prix, the opening round of the Formula 1 World Championship, and Graham Goodwin has news of how Juan Pablo Montoya will spend his June.
The first round of the 2018 VLN season is the 64th Westfalenfahrt. Commentary from Jonny Palmer and Paul Truswell. Countdown to Green Race
Matt and Louis are joined by Project CARS 2 series organiser Adam Watson to discuss LMP3 Cup and upcoming Spec Series. We announce British GT esports and Louis discusses the physics of tent flight.
John Hindhaugh hosts another two hours of racing news and chat. Benjamin Franassovici is this week’s guest, talking about the success of the British GT Championship, Jonny Palmer previews the opening race of the VLN, Shea Adam has Indycar news and Graham Goodwin reports on the return to international motor racing of Pastor Maldonado.
Coverage of the 2018 Mobil 1 Sebring 12h presented by Advance Auto Parts. Practice 1: Practice 2: Practice 3: Practice 4: Qualifying: Warm-up: Michelin Countdown to Green: Race part 1: Race part 2: Race part 3: Race part 4: Race part 5: Race part 6: Michelin Post Race Tech:
The second round of the Continental Tire Sportscar Challenge comes from Sebring. Practice Qualifying Race
The Porsche GT3 Cup Challenge begins its 2018 season at Sebring in Florida. Race 1: Race 2:
Tim Gray looks ahead to the 2018 Formula One World Championship season with the help of Nick Daman and Sam Collins.
John Hindhaugh is joined at Sebring by Shea Adam, Jeremy Shaw, Louis Saterlee and Graham Goodwin. Nick Daman has F1 news from the UK.
Coverage of the 24h and 12h races from Silverstone as part of the Hankook FIA International Endurance Series, Touring Car Endurance Series and 24h Proto Series. Commentary from John Hindhaugh, Jonny Palmer and Paul Truswell, with Diana Binks, Nick Daman, Bruce Jones and Joe Bradley in the pits. Qualifying: 12h Countdown to Green and race part 1: 12h race part 2: 12h race part 3: 24h night practice: 12h race part 4 / 24h race part 1: 12h race part 5 / 24h race part 2: 12h race part 6 / 24h race part 3: 24h race part 4: 24h race part 5: 24h race part 6:
Nick Daman has tales of Barcelona, Graham Goodwin has tales of Geneva, and Shea Adam has a rumour from Miami which may not be as unlikely as it sounds.
John Hindhaugh talks World Superbikes with Nick Daman, Graham Goodwin has news of a tyre war in the FIA WEC, and Tim Gray reveals some new regulations for DTM.
Shea Adam interviews more of the drivers taking part in the WeatherTech Sportscar Championship test at Sebring
Shea Adam reports from Sebring in Florida on the WeatherTech Sportscar Championship’s winter test sessions.
This month Ben and Matt discuss the DELL Gaming DLC for Forza 7, TASCAR from Daytona and LMP3 Cup.
Special guest CJ Wilson reveals his plans for 2018, Joe Bradley gets nostalgic about Formula One and plays Dale of the Century against Shea Adam.
John Hindhaugh looks at the week’s motorsport news, chides racing drivers who appear on TV dating shows, and learns about The Crickets, post Buddy Holly.
John Hindhaugh and Graham Goodwin analyse the entry lists for Le Mans and the FIA World Endurance Championship
Graham Goodwin looks ahead to this week’s entry list announcements for Le Mans, the FIA World Endurance Championship and European Le Mans Series, Tim Gray previews Nascar, and Marshall Pruett gives his views on the 2018 Indycar, which made its track debut at Sonoma this week.
Coverage of the 2018 edition of the Liqui Moly Bathurst 12 hours. Commentary from John Hindhaugh, Richard Craill and Jonny Palmer. Free practice 1: Free practice 2: Free practice 3: Free practice 4: Qualifying: Top 10 Shootout: Race part 1: Race part 2: Race part 3: Race part 4: Race part 5: Race part 6:
Jonny Palmer and Shea Adam explore the paddock at Mount Panorama ahead of the 2018 Liqui-Moly Bathurst 12 hours.
John Hindhaugh is joined in Bathurst by Richard Craills. Nick Daman is in the UK, with the latest formula one news.
John Hindhaugh and Richard Craill look ahead to the 2018 running of the Liqui Moly Bathurst 12 hour race.
Coverage of the opening round of the 2018 WeatherTech Sportscar Championship, from Daytona. Watch live HERE (except US and Spain). Practice 1 Practice 2 Qualifying Practice 3 Practice 4 Countdown to Green Race part 1 Race part 2 Race part 3 Race part 4 Race part 5 Race part 6 Race part 7 Race part 8 Race part 9 Race part 10 Race part 11 Race part 12 Michelin Post Race Tech
Coverage of the opening round of the 2018 Continental Tire Sportscar Challenge, from Daytona. Practice and qualifying Countdown to Green Race
John Hindhaugh is joined by Shea Adam, Jonny Palmer and Richard Craill for this week’s show, from the paddock of Daytona International Speedway.
John Hindhaugh introduces the second show of the year, with news on Wacky Races, Circuit of Wales, rallying in Dakar and Russians in F1. Leena Gade is this week’s special guest.
Commentary on the 2018 edition of the Hankook 24 hours of Dubai, from John Hindhaugh, Jonny Palmer, Paul Truswell, Joe Bradley, Andrew Marriott and Bruce Jones. Free practice: Qualifying: Night practice: Countdown to green: Race part 1: Race part 2: Race part 3: Race part 4: Race part 5: Race part 6: Race part 7: Race part 8: Race part 9: Race part 10: Race part 11: Race part 12:
The first episode of the new series comes from Dubai, as John Hindhaugh takes a walk through the paddock.
Commentary on the opening round of the 2018 season from John Hindhaugh, Jeremy Shaw and Shea Adam.
Coverage of the 24h Proto Series races from Dubai. Commentary from Jonny Palmer with Joe Bradley and Nick Daman. Qualifying: Race 1: Race 2: Race 3:
John Hindhaugh, Jeremy Shaw and Shea Adam are at Daytona International Speedway for the final official test before the start of the 2018 WeatherTech Sportscar Championship. Friday live: Friday highlights: Saturday live: Saturday highlights: Sunday live: Sunday highlights:
John Hindhaugh goes behind the scenes at the launch of McLaren’s new supercar, the Senna.
John Hindhaugh talks to Owen Trinkler about joining Team TGM for the 2018 Continental Tire Sportscar Challenge.
John Hindhaugh, Jonny Palmer and Paul Truswell look back over the 2017 FIA World Endurance Championship.
Matt, Ben and Louis look back over an exciting 2017 TORA season and preview what’s to come in 2018.
John Hindhaugh is joined by Nick Daman, who tells Ferrari to stop saying stupid things and Marshall Pruett, to talk about Ayrton Senna testing an Indycar a quarter of a century ago. Plus Graham Goodwin and Shea Adam, and the votes have been counted for this year’s MOTY Awards. Find out the winners in this show.
John Hindhaugh talks to Maxime Martin, unveiled today as a works driver for Aston Martin Racing.
Live coverage of the 2017 Gulf 12 hours, with commentary from Jonny Palmer, Joe Bradley and Nick Daman. Free Practice 4 Qualifying Race 1 part 1 Race 1 part 2 Race 1 part 3 Race 2 part 1 Race 2 part 2 Race 2 part 3
John Hindhaugh is joined by Nick Daman, Graham Goodwin, Shea Adam, Marshall Pruett and Tim Gray for the latest motor sport news, including a brand new topical game show.
Nick Daman and Graham Goodwin analyse the latest from the FIA World Motorsport Council, Shea Adam reports from Daytona, and the team give their nominations for seven of the categories in this years #MOTY show.
Shea Adam reports from IMSA’s 2018 homologation test at Daytona in Florida. Day 1: Day 2:
John Hindhaugh, Nick Daman and Tim Gray look back over the 2017 Formula One World Championship season
John Hindhaugh is joined by Nick Daman, Marshall Pruett and Shea Adam for the latest motor sport news. ( Actual contents may differ from that advertised)
Jonny Palmer and Graham Goodwin look back over the 2017 seasons in the European Le Mans Series and Michelin Le Mans Cup.
John Hindhaugh and Shea Adam look back over the year in the Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America, Porsche GT3 Cup Challenge by Yokohama, IMSA Prototype Challenge powered by Mazda and Continental Tire Sportscar Challenge.
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John Hindhaugh hosts the show with the latest motor sport news. Shea Adam reports from Homestead on the finale to the NASCAR season, FIA World Rallycross champion Johan Kristofferson and RX2 International Series presented by Cooper Tyres runner-up Dan Rooke are this week’s guests. Also, Christmas present ideas from Eve Hewitt – click for more
For this special show, RSL have been given exclusive behind the scenes access to the all-new Aston Martin Vantage ahead of the world debut. John Hindhaugh examines the finished car and discusses the design and technical philosophy with the principal team members, including President and CEO Andy Palmer who also gives an insight into future road car projects and the Aston Martin Racing Programmes. Part 1: Part 2: The new Aston Martin Vantage GTE has been developed in parallel with the new Road car. Race Team Technical Director Dan Sayers tells John Hindhaugh how the project is progressing, and how the many new elements have come together. Part 3: New Aston Martin Vantage racer Alex Lynn gives John Hindhaugh his early impressions of the 2018 Aston Martin Vantage GTE
Titles are still up for grabs in the final round of the FIA WEC as it heads for its Bahrain season finale. Countdown to Green Race part 1 Race part 2 Post Race Tech
John Hindhaugh and Shea Adam look back over the 2017 season in the WeatherTech Sportscar Championship.
Nick Daman reflects on the Brazilian Grand Prix, and the end of the Moto GP season. Marshall Pruett has the latest news from the US.
John Hindhaugh test drives the latest reincarnation of a classic sportscar, the FIAT 124 Spider.
The final round of the Hankook 24H Series features a new venue, the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas. Commentary from Jonny Palmer and Joe Bradley, with Nick Daman, Shea Adam and Andrew Marriott in the pits. Free Practice Qualifying Night Practice Race part 1 Race part 2 Race part 3 Race part 4 Race part 5 Race part 6 Race part 7 Race part 8 Race part 9
Plenty of culture this week, featuring Doris Day, Danny La Rue and Ayrton Senna The Musical. Plus a preview of this weekend’s 24 hours of the Circuit of the Americas, Nick Daman on World Superbikes’ season finale and all the latest news from F1 and sports cars.
The penultimate round of the 2017 FIA World Endurance Championship from Shanghai in China. Commentary from Jonny Palmer, Paul Truswell and John Hindhaugh. Qualifying Countdown to Green Race part 1 Race part 2 Post Race Tech
Nick Daman looks back on the Mexican Grand Prix, and the fourth World Championship for Lewis Hamilton, Marshall Pruett has the latest news from Indycar, and John Hindhaugh talks about the SSangyong Musso Challenge with special guest James Gornall.
Team USA Scholarship drivers Jonathan Kotyk and Aaron Jeansonne are this week’s guests. Jonny Palmer reviews the ELMS from Portimao, and Nick Daman has the latest F1 news.
The final round of the 2017 Michelin Le Mans Cup, from the Autodromo International Algarve. Commentary from Jonny Palmer and Bruce Jones, with Charlie George in the pits.
In this two part special, John Hindhaugh talks to Bryan Sellers about his racing career and life.
Part 1:
Coverage of the final round of the 2017 European Le Mans Series. Commentary from Jonny Palmer and Bruce Jones.
Qualifying:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_elms_alg_q.mp3
Countdown to Green:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_elms_alg_ctg.mp3
Race part 1:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_elms_alg_r1.mp3
Race part 2:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_elms_alg_r2.mp3
Post Race Tech:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_elms_alg_prt.mp3
The final round of the 2017 VLN series, and the title battle can be decided by a very narrow margin. Commentary from John Hindhaugh and Paul Truswell.
Race part 1:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_vln_09_r1.mp3
Race part 2:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_vln_09_r2.mp3
This month Ben, Louis and Christian discuss Forza 7, GT Sport and there’s news on the TORA Carrera Cup.
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/features/2017_tora_10.mp3
Brendon Hartley on his formative years in New Zealand, Rene Rast on winning the DTM title, plus all the news from Nick Daman and Marshall Pruett.
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/mwm/mwm12-39.mp3
Coverage of the first Asian race of the 2017 FIA World Endurance Championship, with commentary from Bruce Jones and Paul Truswell and Louise Beckett in the pits.
Race part 1:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wec_fuji_r1.mp3
Race part 2:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wec_fuji_r2.mp3
Race part 3:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wec_fuji_r3.mp3
Many of the greatest racing drivers from the history of Audi Sport close the one-make cup with the Audi TT Race of Legends. Fans can look forward to a motorsport spectacle, when Christian Abt, Filipe Albuquerque, Frank Biela, Dindo Capello, Rahel Frey, Marcel Fässler, Jean-Marc Gounon, Lucas di Grassi, Vanina Ickx, Tom Kristensen, Lucas Luhr, Stéphane Ortelli, Emanuele Pirro, Frank Stippler, Hans-Joachim Stuck and Marco Werner compete against each other.
Commentary from John Hindhaugh and Patrick Simon
Qualifying:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_ttrol_q.mp3
Race:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_ttrol_r.mp3
Marshall Pruett on the latest driver moves and calendar speculation in Indycar; Nick Daman’s thoughts on the Japanese Grand Prix, and this week’s special guest Damien Faulkner talks about Winward Racing’s Mercedes GT4 programme.
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/mwm/mwm12-38.mp3
The penultimate race in the 2017 VLN is the 49th ADAC Barbarossapreis. Commentary from Bruce Jones and Paul Truswell.
Part 1:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_vln_08_r1.mp3
Part 2:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_vln_08_r2.mp3
Coverage of the final round of the FIA Touring Car Endurance Series, the Hankook 12 hours of Spa. Commentary from Jonny Palmer, Joe Bradley and Diana Binks.
Practice and qualifying:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_tces_spa_q.mp3
Race part 1:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_tces_spa_r1a.mp3
Race part 2:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_tces_spa_r1b.mp3
Race part 3:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_tces_spa_r3.mp3
Race part 4:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_tces_spa_r4.mp3
Race part 5:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_tces_spa_r5.mp3
Race part 6:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_tces_spa_r6.mp3
The finale of the 2017 WeatherTech Sportscar Championship 2017 is the ten hour Petit Le Mans at Road Atlanta.
Practice 1:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_plm_p1.mp3
Practice 2:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_plm_p2.mp3
Practice 3:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_plm_p3.mp3
Practice 4:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_plm_p4.mp3
Qualifying:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_plm_q.mp3
Warm up:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_plm_w.mp3
Michelin Countdown to Green:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_plm_ctg.mp3
Race part 1:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_plm_r00-02.mp3
Race part 2:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_plm_r02-04.mp3
Race part 3:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_plm_r04-06.mp3
Race part 4:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_plm_r06-08.mp3
Race part 5:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_plm_r08-10.mp3
Michelin Post Race Tech:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_plm_prt.mp3
Coverage of the Fox Factory 120 for the IMSA Continental Sportscar Challenge. Commentary from John Hindhaugh and Jeremy Shaw, with Shea Adam in the pits.
Practice 1:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_ctsc_plm_p1.mp3
Practice 2:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_ctsc_plm_p2.mp3
Qualifying:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_ctsc_plm_q.mp3
Countdown to Green:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_ctsc_plm_ctg.mp3
Race:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_ctsc_plm_r.mp3
The final rounds of the 2017 Porsche GT3 Cup Challenge USA by Yokohama.
Race 1:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_pgt3_plm_r1.mp3
Race 2:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_pgt3_plm_r2.mp3
Coverage of the final rounds of the IMSA Prototype Challenge USA by Mazda, from Road Atlanta.
Race 1:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_ipcm_plm_r1.mp3
Race 2:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_ipcm_plm_r2.mp3
John Hindhaugh at Road Atlanta is joined by Shea Adam, Declan Brennan, Nick Daman and Graham Goodwin.
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/mwm/mwm12-37.mp3
John Hindhaugh finds out the inside story of the career of Yardley Hastings’ most famous racing driver.
John Hindhaugh talks to Gianmaria Bruni about his early motorsport career, and how he almost abandoned the sport completely.
John Hindhaugh talks to Chris Baker, Director of Michelin Motorsport North America about the new partnership that will see Michelin become the official tyre partner of IMSA’s premier competitions from 2019.
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/features/2017_imsa_michelin.mp3
Matt Hunter and Louis Satterlee discuss the Forza Motorsport 7 Demo and the launch of Project CARS 2.
The Michelin Ginetta SuperCup and TORA Carrera Cup are announced.
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/features/2017_tora_09.mp3
John Hindhaugh introduces the week’s motor sport news. Andy Palmer from Aston Martin talks about the car manufacturer’s tie up wth the Red Bull Racing F1 team, plus Graham Goodwin on playing your joker in LMP2, Nick Daman rhapsodises over Copenhagen and Michelin’s Chris Baker on their new IMSA partnership.
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/mwm/mwm12-36.mp3
John Hindhaugh finds out the inside story of the career of Yardley Hastings’ most famous racing driver.
Coverage of the fifth round of the European Le Mans Series, from Spa Francorchamps in Belgium. Commentary from Jonny Palmer and Graham Goodwin, with Charlie George in the pits.
Countdown to Green:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_elms_spa_ctg.mp3
Race part 1:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_elms_spa_r1.mp3
Race part 2:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_elms_spa_r2.mp3
Post Race Tech:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_elms_spa_prt.mp3
Round seven of the 2017 VLN championship, with commentary from Martin Haven and Alex Brundle.
Race part 1:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_vln_07_r1.mp3
Race part 2:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_vln_07_r2.mp3
Coverage of the Michelin Le Mans Cup race from Spa Francorchamps in Belgium. Commentary from Jonny Palmer and Graham Goodwin.
Coverage of the penultimate round of the Continental Tire Sportscar Challenge, from Laguna Seca.
Practice 2:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_ctsc_lag_p2.mp3
Practice 3 & qualifying:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_ctsc_lag_q.mp3
Race part 1:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_ctsc_lag_r1.mp3
Race part 2:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_ctsc_lag_r2.mp3
Coverage of the penultimate round of the WeatherTech Sportscar Championship, from Laguna Seca. Commentary from John Hindhaugh, Jeremy Shaw and Owen Trinkler, with Shea Adam in the pits.
Free Practice 1:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_lag_p1.mp3
Free Practice 2:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_lag_p2.mp3
Free Practice 3:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_lag_p3.mp3
Qualifying:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_lag_q.mp3
Warm-up:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_lag_w.mp3
Michelin Countdown to Green:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_lag_ctg.mp3
Race:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_lag_r.mp3
Michelin Post Race Tech:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_lag_prt.mp3
Coverage of the Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America races from Laguna Seca. Commentary from Shea Adam and Jeremy Shaw.
Race 1:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_lstna_lag_r1.mp3
Race 2:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_lstna_lag_r2.mp3
John Hindhaugh talks to Shea Adam about Michelin taking over sponsorship of IMSA racing from Continental; Nick Daman reviews the Singapore Grand Prix; Jonny Palmer previews the European Le Mans Series at Spa Francorchamps, plus the thoughts of newly crowned Indycar champion Josef Newgarden.
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/mwm/mwm12-35.mp3
Commentary from the sixth round of the FIA World Endurance Championship from Jonny Palmer, Paul Truswell and Ollie Gavin.
Qualifying:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wec_cota_q.mp3
Countdown to Green:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wec_cota_ctg.mp3
Race part 1:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wec_cota_r1.mp3
Race part 2:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wec_cota_r2.mp3
Post Race Tech:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wec_cota_prt.mp3
Richard Craill updates us on the latest news from down under, where everything is super. Marshall Pruett looks ahead to Indycar’s season finale at Sonoma and has news of driver changes in 2018, and Nick Daman has the latest on McLaren’s Honda divorce.
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/mwm/mwm12-34.mp3
John Hindhaugh talks to FIA WEC CEO Gérard Neveu and IMSA President Scott Atherton about the changes announced to the World Endurance Championship last week.
Plus all the rest of the motor sport news with Graham Goodwin, Marshall Pruett and Nick Daman.
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/mwm/mwm12-33.mp3
John Hindhaugh takes a look around the Porsche Experience Center, Los Angeles, which is home to Porsche Motorsport North America, a personal design studio, driving simulator lab, and a fine dining restaurant.
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/features/2017_inside_porsche_experience.mp3
Coverage of the fifth round of the 2017 FIA World Endurance Championship from the Autodromo Hermanos Rodrigues in Mexico City.
Qualifying
Commentary from Jonny Palmer
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wec_mex_q.mp3
Countdown to Green
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wec_mex_ctg.mp3
Race part 1
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wec_mex_r1.mp3
Race part 2
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wec_mex_r2.mp3
Post Race Tech
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wec_mex_prt.mp3
Coverage of the VLN’s 40th edition of the RCM DMV Grenzlandrennen. Commentary from Jonny Palmer and Bruce Jones.
Race part 1:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_vln_06_r01.mp3
Race part 2:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_vln_06_r02.mp3
The penultimate round of the Hankook Touring Car Endurance Series. Commentary from John Hindhaugh and Paul Truswell with Joe Bradley and Diana Binks in the pits.
Practice:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_tces_bar_p1.mp3
Qualifying:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_tces_bar_q.mp3
Night practice:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_tces_bar_p2.mp3
Race part 1:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_tces_bar_r01.mp3
Race part 2:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_tces_bar_r02.mp3
Race part 3:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_tces_bar_r03.mp3
Race part 4:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_tces_bar_r04.mp3
Race part 5:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_tces_bar_r05.mp3
Race part 6:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_tces_bar_r06.mp3
Race part 7:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_tces_bar_r07.mp3
Race part 8:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_tces_bar_r08.mp3
The latest motorsport news from John Hindhaugh in Barcelona, Nick Daman and Tim Gray in the UK, Marshall Pruett in California and Graham Goodwin in Mexico.
Includes an interview with Gianmaria Bruni, looking back over the start of his motorsport career.
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/mwm/mwm12-32.mp3
Coverage of the Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America from Virginia International Raceway.
Race 1:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_lstna_vir_r1.mp3
Race 2:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_lstna_vir_r2.mp3
Coverage of the Porsche GT3 Cup Challenge by Yokohama from Virginia International Raceway.
Race 1:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_pgt3_vir_r1.mp3
Race 2:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_pgt3_vir_r2.mp3
Coverage of the European Le Mans Series from Le Castellet. Commentary from Jonny Palmer and Graham Goodwin.
Qualifying:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_elms_ric_q.mp3
Race part 1:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_elms_ric_r1.mp3
Race part 2:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_elms_ric_r2.mp3
Coverage of the Continental Tire Sportscar Challenge from Virginia International Raceway. Commentary from John Hindhaugh and Jeremy Shaw with Shea Adam in the pits.
Practice 2:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_ctsc_vir_p2.mp3
Practice 3 and qualifying:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_ctsc_vir_q.mp3
Countdown to Green:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_ctsc_vir_ctg.mp3
Race:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_ctsc_vir_r.mp3
Coverage of the WeatherTech Sportscar Championship GT classes as they race at Virginia International Raceway.
Commentary from John Hindhaugh and Jeremy Shaw, with Shea Adam in the pits.
Practice 1:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_vir_p1.mp3
Practice 2:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_vir_p2.mp3
Practice 3:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_vir_p3.mp3
Qualifying:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_vir_q.mp3
Warm-up:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_vir_w.mp3
Michelin Countdown to Green:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_vir_ctg.mp3
Race:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_vir_r.mp3
Michelin Post Race Tech:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_vir_prt.mp3
Coverage of the Hankook 24 hours of Portimao, with commentary from Ben Constanduros, Joe Bradley and Paul Truswell, with Nick Daman and Andrew Marriott in the pit lane.
Free Practice:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_24h_alg_p1.mp3
Qualifying:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_24h_alg_q.mp3
Night practice:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_24h_alg_p2.mp3
Race part 1:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_24h_alg_r01.mp3
Race part 2:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_24h_alg_r02.mp3
Race part 3:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_24h_alg_r03.mp3
Race part 4:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_24h_alg_r04.mp3
Race part 5:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_24h_alg_r05.mp3
Race part 6:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_24h_alg_r06.mp3
Race part 7:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_24h_alg_r07.mp3
Race part 8:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_24h_alg_r08.mp3
The latest news and reviews from the world of online motor racing.
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/features/2017_tora_08.mp3
John Hindhaugh introduces the latest motorsport news, with Nick Daman, Marshall Pruett and Graham Goodwin.
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/mwm/mwm12-31.mp3
John Hindhaugh and Paul Truswell take you through the fifth round of the VLN.
Part 1:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_vln_05_r01.mp3
Part 2:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_vln_05_r02.mp3
Part 3:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_vln_05_r03.mp3
Nick Daman scrapes the bottom of the F1 news barrel, and Marshall Pruett looks forward to a weekend of Porsches.
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/mwm/mwm12-30.mp3
With John Hindhaugh away on a secret mission, Tim Gray takes charge. Marshall Pruett is excited by a new Mazda initiative, Nick Daman plays game show “Wish You Were Here”, and Graham Goodwin and Jonny Palmer give their verdicts on the latest music video from rap star Honey G.
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/mwm/mwm12-29.mp3
Coverage of the WeatherTech Sportcar Championship from Road America. Commentary from John Hindhaugh and Jeremy Shaw with Shea Adam in the pits.
Practice 1:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_elk_p1.mp3
Practice 2:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_elk_p2.mp3
Practice 3:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_elk_p3.mp3
Qualifying:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_elk_q.mp3
Warm-up:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_elk_w.mp3
Michelin Countdown to Green:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_elk_ctg.mp3
Race:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_elk_r.mp3
Michelin Post Race Tech:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_elk_prt.mp3
Coverage of the Continental Tire Sportscar Challenge from Elkhart Lake. Commentary from John Hindhaugh and Jeremy Shaw.
Practice 2:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_ctsc_elk_p2.mp3
Practice 3 / Qualifying:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_ctsc_elk_q.mp3
Race:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_ctsc_elk_r.mp3
Coverage of the Porsche GT3 Cup Challenge from Road America, including one race carried over from Watkins Glen.
Race 1:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_pgt3_elk_r1.mp3
Race 2:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_pgt3_elk_r2.mp3
Race 3:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_pgt3_elk_r3.mp3
Coverage of the Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America from Road America. Commentary from Shea Adam and Jeremy Shaw.
Race 1:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_lstna_elk_r1.mp3
Race 2:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_lstna_elk_r2.mp3
John Hindhaugh introduces a special programme reflecting on Porsche’s announcement that it is leaving the LMP1 class of the World Endurance Championship at the end of this season.
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/features/2017_porsche_retrospective.mp3
John Hindhaugh talks to Marcus Schurig about Mercedes’ withdrawl from DTM, Nick Daman previews the Hungarian Grand Prix from a roadside in Northamptonshire, and Shea Adam talks about the red car and the blue car, not having a race at Indianapolis.
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/mwm/mwm12-28.mp3
Coverage of the third round of the European Le Mans Series, from the Red Bull Ring.
Commentary from Jonny Palmer and Graham Goodwin, with Charlie George in the pits.
Qualifying:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_elms_rbr_q.mp3
Countdown to Green:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_elms_rbr_ctg.mp3
Race part 1:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_elms_rbr_r1.mp3
Race part 2:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_elms_rbr_r2.mp3
Post Race Tech:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_elms_rbr_prt.mp3
Race commentary from the second round of the Michelin Le Mans Cup at the Red Bull Ring in Austria. Commentary from Jonny Palmer and Graham Goodwin.
Race coverage from the IMSA Prototype Challenge by Mazda at Lime Rock Park. Commentary from Shea Adam and Jeremy Shaw.
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_ipcm_lrp_r.mp3
Coverage from Lime Rock Park, Connecticut. Commentary from John Hindhaugh and Jeremy Shaw, with Shea Adam in the pits.
Practice 1
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_lrp_p1.mp3
Practice 2
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_lrp_p2.mp3
Qualifying
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_lrp_q.mp3
Warm-up
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_lrp_w.mp3
Michelin Countdown to Green
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_lrp_ctg.mp3
Race
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_lrp_r.mp3
Michelin Post Race Tech
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wsc_lrp_prt.mp3
Coverage of the Continental Tire Sportscar Challenge. Commentary from John Hindhaugh and Jeremy Shaw.
Practice
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_ctsc_lrp_p2.mp3
Qualifying
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_ctsc_lrp_q.mp3
Countdown to Green
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_ctsc_lrp_ctg.mp3
Race
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_ctsc_lrp_r.mp3
John Hindhaugh talks to Mazda’s John Doonan about the new Joest Mazda DPi car. BTCC driver Luke Davenport talks about his qualifying crash from Croft. Plus the latest motorsport news.
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/mwm/mwm12-27.mp3
Coverage of the fourth round of the FIA World Endurance Championship. Commentary from Jonny Palmer and John Hindhaugh.
Qualifying:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wec_nur_q.mp3
Countdown to Green:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wec_nur_ctg.mp3
Race part 1:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wec_nur_r1.mp3
Race part 2:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wec_nur_r2.mp3
Post Race Tech:
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_wec_nur_prt.mp3
This week’s special guest is Scott Atherton. Nick Daman looks at the week’s F1 news, and a particularly dull World Superbike Race. Marshall Pruett reports on Helio Castro Neves’ return to victory lane in Iowa, plus a tribute to Barry Bland.
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/mwm/mwm12-26.mp3
Coverage of the fourth round of the VLN, with commentary from Jonny Palmer and Paul Truswell.
http://audio.rpix.org.uk/2017/races/2017_vln_04_r.mp3