Podcasts about autosport awards

Kevin Turner and Haydn Cobb join Bryn Lucas on a special episode of the Autosport Podcast as together, they preview all the fan-voted categories for the 2024 Autosport Awards on January 29th, 2025! Don't forget, you the Autosport audience can head to the website as soon as this Podcast goes live and vote on the following categories down below, and if you need some help, Kevin and Haydn give insight on the nominees, the selection process, and more! Here's the full nominee list! International Racing Driver, presented by Pirelli - Max Verstappen, Alex Palou, Charles Leclerc and Pascal Wehrlein British Competition Driver - Lando Norris, Lewis Hamilton, George Russell and Ollie Bearman International Competition Car - Hyundai i20N Rally 1 (Rallying), McLaren MCL38 (F1), Red Bull RB20 (F1), Porsche 963 (IMSA/WEC) International Rally Driver - Thierry Neuville, Sebastien Ogier, Kalle Rovanpera, Ott Tanak Moment of the Year presented by Bahrain International - Lando Norris' 1st win at Miami, Ferrari wins 2024 Le Mans, Lewis Hamilton wins the British Grand Prix, Max Verstappen's Brazil GP Victory National Driver - Tom Ingram, Jake Hill, Deagan Fairclough, Sandy Mitchell Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hey now, here we go with the second in our trilogy of #F1 Season 23 review episodes,This one is a bumper stat edition as we go diving into the world of F1 stats to find the best we can.....oh, and maybe invent some new ones while we are at it!Episode running order:News & SocialReview of the latest F1 news that caught our eye on the internet and social media channelsBrian's Video Vault https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDImWvhkVTE. LIVE: 2023 FIA Prize-Giving Ceremony. Formula 1 channel. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tpGxz_Flt_0. 2023 Autosport Awards feat. Lando Norris, Max Verstappen, Oscar Piastri and more!

The Aston Martin Autosport BRDC Young Driver of the Year Award is motorsport's most prestigious accolade aimed at recognizing and supporting young talent.  Established in 1989, the award was created by Autosport Magazine and the British Racing Drivers' Club (BRDC). Its purpose is to identify and assist promising British racing drivers in their progression up the motorsport ladder. Each year young competitors are selected based on their performance in lower-tier racing series. The selection process involves a combination of on-track driving tests and off-track assessments, including fitness and professional skills. Winners of the award have gone on to achieve considerable success in motorsport, including Formula 1. Notable winners include F1 stars such as David Coulthard, Jenson Button, Lando Norris, Paul di Resta and George Russell. Whilst the likes of Anthony Davidson and Jake Dennis have become champions in other series. On today's podcast, Martyn Lee and Kevin Turner are joined by winner-turned-judge, and most recently 2023 IMSA SportsCar Champion, Alexander Sims. They talk about the award does for young drivers working their way into a professional career in motorsport, and some of the benefits of winning, such as a test drive in a modern Formula 1 car. The 2023 winner will be announced at the Autosport Awards this weekend. Previous Winners: 1989: David Coulthard 1990: Gareth Rees 1991: Oliver Gavin 1992: Dario Franchitti 1993: Ralph Firman 1994: Jamie Davies 1995: Jonny Kane 1996: Darren Turner 1997: Andrew Kirkaldy 1998: Jenson Button 1999: Gary Paffett 2000: Anthony Davidson 2001: Steven Kane 2002: Robbie Kerr 2003: Alex Lloyd 2004: Paul di Resta 2005: Oliver Jarvis 2006: Oliver Turvey 2007: Stefan Wilson 2008: Alexander Sims 2009: Dean Smith 2010: Lewis Williamson 2011: Oliver Rowland 2012: Jake Dennis 2013: Matt Parry 2014: George Russell 2015: Will Palmer 2016: Lando Norris 2017: Dan Ticktum 2018: Tom Gamble 2019: Johnathan Hoggard 2021: Zak O'Sullivan 2022: Luke Browning Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Autosport Awards are back next month for the 36th time, with the ceremony taking place at its usual venue of the Grosvenor House Hotel on London's Park Lane on Sunday 3 December. But we can't do it without our podcast listeners and readers of Autosport. On the podcast today, Kevin Turner is joined by Haydn Cobb to talk about why we need you to vote, and tell you the nominees for International Racing Driver of the Year, British Competition Driver of the Year, UK National Driver of the Year, Rookie of the Year, International Competition Car of the Year, and Rally Driver of the Year. You can vote for the candidate you think performed best in each category during the season now at https://awardsvoting.autosport.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem gets hammered at the Autosport Awards and has quite the interaction with Christian Horner. Plus, 2023 Sprint Races announced, Lewis's upcoming contract for '24, Danny Ric declining seats, and our sweet sweet heartbroken Charles Leclerc. Follow our hosts @iambrentgill @geofftice and @KOrecording 

Breaking down an exception year of motorsport with a little help from some Champions! Featuring interviews from the 2022 Autosport Awards, Sprint Race wraps up the season and the year with stories and insights from those closest to the action.Sprint Race is wrapped for the season! Make sure to follow the channel on instagram and twitter @SprintRaceShowSupport the show

Welcome to episode 48 of the Lovecars On The Grid podcast! Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman bring us another roundup of Motorsport events from the past week. Paul is over at Qatar to watch some sort of football cup that's going on over there. We have new, Formula 1 rules, plus Autosport awards and more! First, we pay our respects to French Formula 1 driver, Patrick Tambay, who sadly passed away last week. Are aerodynamics ruining Formula 1? Let us know in the comments! Following an interview with Ross Brawn, there was speculation that DRS would be stopped in Formula 1 racing, to make overtakes more exciting. Now, whichever car has the correct aerodynamic tweak wins! All about aerodynamics in Formula 1! Brawn came out in Autosport magazine, stating that different cars will be given aerodynamic benefits to help keep up with other cars. This week also saw the Autosport Awards, where Luke Browning was crowned the the Young Driver of the Year. International driver of the year was won by none other by Max Verstappen, while the car of the year went to Red Bull. Kalle Rovanperä and Toyota picked up the rally driver and rally car of the year awards. Jamie Chadwick has announced that she is moving for Indy NXT in America. Over in Australia, we had the Supercars Championship in Adelaide. It was the last race for Holden, who ended up winning the race with rookie driver, Brock Feeney.

When Jenson Button won the 2009 F1 title he became the first of our Young Driver Award winners to do so. Zak O'Sullivan was the 2021 winner and was recently at Silverstone to get his first taste of F1 machinery with Aston Martin as part of his prize. This Sunday night, at the Autosport Awards,  the winner of the 2022 Aston Martin Autosport BRDC Young Driver of the Year will be announced.  On today's podcast, Martyn Lee is joined by chief editor Kevin Turner to reveal exactly how to win the prestigious competition.

Welcome to episode 47 of the Lovecars on the Grid Podcast! Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman bring us a roundup of motorsport action from around the World! This week, we have both Extreme E and WTCC to talk about, but we kick off with wishing a very happy birthday for fellow car lover, Shivam from Shivam reviews! We have fresh Formula 1 gossip, following a claim that Sergio Perez is leaving Redbull now that the team have signed Daniel Ricciardo and following the apparent deliberate crash at the Monaco Grand Prix earlier this year. Elsewhere at Ferrari, there is speculation that Mattia Binotto is either being sacked or resigning, following some poor strategic decisions this year in the Scuderia Ferrari F1 team. There's also some fuss over the possibility of fitting mud flaps to Formula 1 cars next season, to reduce the spray in the wet weather and improve visibility for the drivers. We did have some racing this weekend, the first of which being Extreme E, with their Energy X-Prix in Uruguay, highlighting sustainable mining. We had so many spectacular crashes! The World Touring Car Cup has what was potentially the last race ever at the Saudi Arabia Grand Prix track for it's Championship decider, with a win for Hyundai. Next week, we have the Autosport Awards, who do you think will win awards?

Go to: awardsvoting.autosport.com Voting for the 2022 Autosport Awards is open, giving you the chance to have your say on the best motorsport performers of the season. The Awards, which date back to 1982, celebrate the top drivers and competition machines each year. The nominees in the eight categories open to public vote in 2022 have now been revealed. On today's podcast, Autosport's Chief Editor Kevin Turner takes you through the categories and drivers, to help you decide which ones to vote on.

Sprint Race Show is back for season 2! Preparation for the 2022 season is well and truly underway but many stars of the motorsport world took a night off to celebrate at the  Autosport Awards. Live from the Red Carpet, I spoke to Alex Albon about his return to F1, Oscar Piastri on his wait for a seat and a few other special folks too. Support Sprint Race Show! You can buy a coffee for the show as a way of showing your support. The podcast is entirely independent.Want more F1 content? Check out the blog at SprintRace.ShowSupport the show

Later than originally planned, the Autosport Awards 2021 were presented on Sunday 6th February at London's Grosvenor House. On the podcast today we bring you highlights of the winners speeches and some of the stars we met on the red carpet. The categories, voted on by readers of Autosport magazine and autosport.com, are below:  Racing Driver of the Year presented by Pirelli Race Car of the Year presented by Blink Experience Rally Driver of the Year Rally Car of the Year Rookie of the Year British Racing Driver of the Year UK Racer of the Year Esports Driver of the Year presented by Motorsport Games Esports Team of the Year presented by Motorsport Games Pioneering and Innovation Award presented by Mahindra Gold Medal Award Aston Martin Autosport BRDC Young Driver Award

Welcome to Episode 6 of the Lovecars On The Grid Podcast! Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman are back with another roundup of motorsport events from the past week! Firstly, it's a special day for Paul. A very Happy Birthday! In Formula 1, Lewis Hamilton has broke his radio silence! Giving us a strong indication that he will be back on the grid this year! Meanwhile, in the FIA, there's no news on Michael Masi as race director. There's a series of meetings taking place at the FIA to determine the result of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix and reshuffle the structure, but why is it taking so long? We've had new car launches too, with Haas launching their car for the 2022 season. In the Autosport Awards, it was a good night for British motorsport, with awards to Zak O'Sullivan, who has only raced in Britain! Zak will be going into Formula 3 with Carling racing this year! Ash Sutton received the award for National Driver of the Year, too! This weekend also featured the Race of Champions, won by Sebastian Loeb, who beat Formula 1 driver, Sebastian Vettel to take the win! In NASCAR, we had the LA clash, with the 7th generation of cars, with locking wheels and 5-speed sequential gearboxes. The win went to Joey Lagano. This weekend, we have the Formula E race in Mexico City, hopefully we'll have some excitement there!

Welcome to episode 5 of the Lovecars On The Grid Podcast! Our second season is back, with Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman giving you a roundup of the motorsport events from the past week! We kick off with the Formula 1 and the FIA! The issue that happened at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix is still ongoing! Why is this report taking so long to come out? How long will this continue? Still, there are no comments from Lewis Hamilton or Max Verstappen on the subject. Elsewhere in the FIA, they've crowned the first Winners of the WRC Talent Search, crowning Romet Jurgenson winning a season drive in an M-Sport Rally3 Ford Fiesta. We love to see these academies bringing through the young drivers with talent! Looking at the teams, Red Bull look to be continuing their relationship with engine manufacturer, Honda. The FIA are making Covid-19 jabs mandatory in Formula 1. The Formula E started their 2021/2022 Championship in Diriyah, Saudi Arabia. The Win went to Mercedes with their driver, Nyck de Vries. The Daytona 24H took place this weekend too, with lots of cars in different classes to watch, including 30 British drivers on the grid! Helio Castroneves, Tom Blomqvist, Oliver Jarvis and Simon Pagenaud shared the win for Meyer Shank Racing, which was an emotional win, as it's the first win for 10 years! There was also an epic Porsche battle! Coming up next week, we still have the younger drivers out in the FormulaE UAE and Formula Region Asia series'. We also have NASCAR kicking off, along with the Autosport Awards, too! If you've got any questions you'd like to ask Tiff for next week, make sure you ask them in the comments!

Welcome to the Lovecars On The Grid Podcast! Happy New Year from Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman, and welcome to Season 2 of our podcast! It's technically episode 42, but with a New Year, we're starting a new Season! Thank you for all of your support on our podcast so far, we really do appreciate it! In this week's motorsport roundup, the guys cover the Dakar Rally, Formula 1, BTCC and more! It wouldn't be our podcast without kicking off with Formula 1, where we have yet more controversy in the sport! Back at Spa in Belgium in 2021, we had a 3 lap procession, which was then called off, due to the weather. 70,000 fans were left disappointed after waiting in the rain, and unfortunately won't be getting any refund as a result! This is as a result of a decision by Liberty Media, who instead are offering a prize draw to win 1 of 170 seats at next year's Grand Prix. Poor show from Liberty Media! The Dakar rally is kicking off in Saudi Arabia, with some action before the race even started, with a service crew car involved in an explosion, with members airlifted to hospital. Officials haven't ruled out criminal activity yet, we wish a speedy recovery to all of those involved. Carlos Sainz is in his electric powered, Audi RSQ E-Tron, the first of it's class in the Dakar Rally with some disagreements between Audi and the race officials over the rules of the rally. Sainz actually got lost looking for a weigh station, and is currently 2 hours behind, in 48th place! He wasn't the only driver to get lost though, as teams aren't allowed to use satellite navigation systems, relying only on maps in their given road book that day. If you're a fan of this kind of motorsport, we plan to cover some grass roots motorsport events in our upcoming TV show, so keep your eyes peeled for that! Should we put Tiff into an endurance race? What do you think? Let us know too, if you have access into anything interesting for us! It's an interesting time of the year for Formula 1, as young drivers start signing up for Formula 2 and Formula 3, could these be the future F1 stars? We can of course look at the Autosport Awards for future talent too, with George Russell and Lando Norris winning awards in the past, before they became stars in Formula 1. Names such as Jonny Edgar, Zak O'Sullivan, Louis Foster and Oli Webb are all nominated for the driver of the year awards, so these could be our future stars! In Touring Cars, Jake Hill has signed up to West Surrey Racing team, who are powered by ROKiT and partnered with the new NAPA sponsor.

The four finalists who will contest the 2021 Aston Martin Autosport BRDC Young Driver of the Year Award have been selected. Aston Martin joined the Award in 2019. Previous winners include 2009 F1 world champion Jenson Button, 13-time grand prix winner David Coulthard, current F1 drivers Lando Norris and George Russell, triple Indianapolis 500 winner Dario Franchitti, and 2014 World Endurance champion Anthony Davidson. Kevin Turner (Chief Editor, Autosport) is joined by Marcus Simmons and Ian Titchmarsh to discuss why these are four finalists. German and Italian Formula 4 points leader Ollie Bearman, FIA F3 racer Jonny Edgar, Euroformula Open title contender Louis Foster and GB3 championship favourite Zak O'Sullivan are the finalists. None have been in the Award before. The winner will be announced at the Autosport Awards on 19th December. 

Edd Straw introduces highlights from the prestigious Autosport Awards in central London, where we hear from the likes of Lewis Hamilton, Mika Häkkinen, Toto Wolff, Charles Leclerc, Sébastien Ogier and Jean Todt.

Programa completo de Radioestadio del motor. Óscar Langa, David Alonso, Chechu Lázaro, Víctur Lluch y Rafa Fernández analizan la jornada y hacen sus previsiones para 2019. Pipo López habla del Rally Dakar y Jacobo Vega de los premios Autosport Awards.

Peter Higham has been working in the British Motorsport Press since 1986 when he joined Autosport. His time with Autosport spans 28 years and includes running the annual Autosport Awards, a little party for 1,200 guests ranging from Ayrton Senna to Richard Petty, Lewis Hamilton, and Mario Andretti. Peter managed their photographic archives for 17 years and was Autosport and F1 Racing Magazine’s Publishing Director before going freelance in 2014. His first book, The Guinness Guide to Motor Racing came out in 1993 and was updated as the International Motor Racing Guide a decade later. His three-volume World Encyclopedia of Racing Drivers was published in 2013 and he is currently working on a decade-by-decade history of Formula 1–F1 Car-by-Car, with the 1960s and 1970s, already published. 

Former Formula One racing driver and 2016 Formula One World Champion, Nico Rosberg is the son of Finnish 1982 world champion Keke Rosberg. He was born in Germany and has dual nationality and drove for Williams F1 and Mercedes AMG Petronas under the German flag. Rosberg is, to date, the only driver other than Hamilton and Vettel to have won the Formula 1 title in the 2010s. He is the second second-generation Formula 1 champion, after Damon Hill, and the first to have achieved this feat during his father’s lifetime. Additionally, Rosberg is the first driver representing Germany to have won the title for a German team using a German-manufactured engine. Rosberg won the International Racing Driver Award at the 2016 Autosport Awards. The award was first won by his father Keke in 1982. He announced his immediate retirement from Formula One on 2 December 2016 at the FIA Prize Giving Ceremony in Vienna, having reached the ‘pinnacle’ of his career.

Matthew presents #LondonGP - your weekly motor sport and music extravaganza on ZoneOneRadio - the community radio station for Central London. This week an Autosport Awards Special. ZoneOneRadio’s glamorous showbiz reporter Hannah Wing and trusty sports hack Joe Keen report from the red carpet outside the glamorous Grosvenor House Hotel on London’s swanky Park Lane as the great and the good of the motor racing world arrive for the annual Autosport Awards ceremony. Your host for the evening, immaculately tailored Autosport Editor-in-Chief Andrew van de Burgt will be joining us to talk turkey about Christmas parties. Music this week from Wiley, Fountains of Wayne and The Teardrop Explodes amongst others. -- www.twitter.com/radio_matthew and www.twitter.com/z1radio www.ZoneOneRadio.com www.facebook.com/ZoneOneRadio

Jack Keithy George Elsegood wins the V8 Ute Championship and we get him on the phone again and again and again. What a snorer. Tim Mc Neally the Boss of Mount Buller Sprint calls in and tells of hs IRL adventures. Sydney Olympic Park Stadium makes its V8 Supercar debut. BMW goes GT2 works LMS with expanded schedule. Silent Apple hi end updates. LaLa for USD80M for silencing. Silverstone F1 2010 to 2027 deal. Autosport Awards. Nasty local beef sends people to hospital. Bottego R Olives. And even Jack says nighty night.