Podcasts about british gt

Strap in for a full-throttle ride with British GT champ Ricky Collard as he breaks down the brutal reality of 24-hour racing – from sleep-deprived stints at 3AM to smelling sausages while ripping past German bogans in the Nürburgring woods. Ricky unpacks the chaos of race week, what it takes to stay sharp behind the wheel, why night racing is electric, and the sheer power of driving an F2 beast. You'll laugh, you'll wince, and you'll probably want to sink a tin in a hot tub trackside. It's proper true yarns from one of the fastest blokes on the planet.#propertrueyarn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Strap in for this absolute belter of an episode as British GT champion Ricky Collard drops by the Proper True Yarn Podcast. From growing up on a farm with more horsepower than luxury to racing against names like Verstappen and Leclerc, Ricky's journey has been anything but boring. He recounts a near-death crash in Italy, hospital stays with popped lungs, and rolling a farm bomb VW Polo with a broken shoulder—cheered on by his old man. It's raw, honest, and a laugh-a-minute insight into what it really takes to make it in motorsport, and how yarning might just be more profitable than racing.#propertrueyarn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Arrancamos repasando todo lo ocurrido en el mundo NASCAR tras la semana de descanso: Austin Cindric se llevó la victoria en Talladega, la tercera de su carrera y la primera de 2025, en una carrera marcada por el accidente de Bell y las tensiones entre Logano y su compañero de equipo. También analizamos el polémico final de la Xfinity Series. En la Guía del Pueblo, ponemos el foco en el arranque del DTM en Oschersleben con victorias de Auer y Güven, y liderato para Jordan Pepper. Además, repasamos el GP de España de MotoGP con el triunfo de Álex Márquez, el dominio de Freddie Slater en GB3, el estreno de la EuroFormula Open con Yevan David en lo más alto, y el inicio de la F4 Británica con un sorprendente líder sin victorias: Tommy Harfield. ️ Estrenamos sección: Momento Motor-Deportivo, donde damos pinceladas de todo lo que dejó el fin de semana en categorías como el GT Open, BTCC, British GT y GB4. Y para cerrar, Jose Manuel González nos pone al día con todo lo sucedido en el Rally de las Islas Canarias del WRC. En directo todos los miércoles a las 22:00 en nuestro canal de Twitch y YouTube. Síguenos en redes: Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/bumpandfun YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BumpAndFun Todos los podcast: https://www.podcastmotor.es Twitter: @AutoFmRadio Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/autofmradio/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AutoFM Contacto: info@autofm.es

Autosport has diversified its podcast offerings by launching three new channels as part of the Motorsport Network's expanded coverage. If you like your podcasts, you're likely already subscribed to the ever-so-slightly renamed Autosport F1 Podcast, so if you're here for F1, stay right there exclusively for all of our content. This will include news, previews and reviews, along with weekly fan Q+A podcasts from our journalists in our studio and directly from the paddock. If you want more of the global motorsport scene, subscribe to our new feed, Autosport Racing, featuring analysis, news and reviews from the World Endurance Championship to the British Touring Car Championship. If you prefer the domestic scene for your motorsport coverage, you can subscribe to our new Autosport National Podcast. Hosted by our Editor-In-Chief Kevin Turner and National Editor Stephen Lickorish, the Autosport National Podcast will feature rankings, opinions, the latest news and exclusive interviews from the beating heart of the domestic scene, including British GT, rallying, Hillclimb and the grassroots of UK motorsport every Tuesday. We also have the Autosport Retro Podcast. As Autosport celebrates its 75th anniversary as a publication, what better way to mark it than a trip through the archives? On Retro, we recount some of the greatest stories in motorsport, from drivers, teams, cars, brands and more, and include interviews with key figures across motorsport history. All of these channels will be promoted here, as well as on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music and just about everywhere else where podcasts are available. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Kevin Turner sits down with Stephen Lickorish and special guest and Autosport National contributor Marcus Pye to chat about the racing series they're most looking forward to amongst the domestic scene in 2025. There's chat about British GT with Rob Collard going for a third series title with new teammate Hugo Cook at Barwell Motorsport. The strength in depth of GB3's 2025 roster is also spoken warmly about, including reigning Autosport Young Driver of the Year Deagen Fairclough and F1 Academy 2024 Champion, Abbi Pulling. Also included is the Walter Hayes Trophy and the 25th Anniversary year of the Formula Ford 1600 celebration, Super Touring Power 3 at Brands Hatch and more! If you would like to keep up with UK motorsport every week, take a look at our new National newsletter and sign up: https://manage.kmail-lists.com/subscriptions/subscribe?a=Vbb5eh&g=RL2Lcd Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ed Hardy makes his Autosport Podcast debut alongside Chief Editor Kevin Turner to review the 2024 British GT Championship, as the Collard family pairing of Ricky and Rob joined forces to take overall glory, ahead of the second Barwell Motorsport car of Alex Martin and Sandy Mitchell. Kevin and Ed break down where the title was won and lost between the two Barnwell teams, such as the consistency of the Barnwell brothers, how fourth-placed team 2 Seas Motorsport of Phil Keen and Ian Loggie ended up switching to Porsche halfway through the season, and Ed ranking some of the more under-appreciated drivers in the series this season, such as Driven to Succeed guest Adam Smalley with Garage 59, and Jonny Adam in the Blackthorn team. Also included is a review of the GT4 class, won by Jack Brown and Zack Meakin at Optimum Motorsport. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome to the Lovecars On The Grid Podcast, where our hosts, Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman bring us a roundup of motorsport events from around the World! Tiff returns from a glorious weekend racing at Goodwood while I've been mixing it with the biker boys in Italy.There was the usual carnage in Greece where the rally stars faced the arduous terrain of the Acropolis Rally.The World Superbikes were in France – and Toprak Razgatlioglu didn't win a single race!The NASCAR stars began their play-offs in Atlanta with a bang as favourite Kyle Larson hammers the wall.While back home a British GT win at Donnington for the father and son team of Rob and Ricky Collard puts them in touching distance of taking the title.

In the final set of episodes for Series 2 of "Driven To Succeed", Kevin Turner sits down with British GT Star and 2023 Porsche Carrera Cup GB Champion Adam Smalley. In this interview, Kevin sits down with Adam coming off his debut in the 24 Hours of Spa Endurance Race, and chats about the differences in racing GT3 cars in an Endurance setting as opposed to a traditional manner, what it's like sharing the car and garage with a team of fellow drivers, and whether a push for Le Mans is now on the cards. There's also a great story of how Adam got into Motorsport via a family holiday and a karting track, and who inspired Adam to get where he is today as a racing driver. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome to the Lovecars On The Grid podcast! Our hosts, Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman bring us another roundup of motorsport events from the past week! This week, we cover the glorious weekend of Goodwood Festival of Speed. Plus, WEC in Brazil, Indycar in IOWA, Superbikes and British GTs in the UK and Caterham too! First, we have news on Adrian Newey! With rumours linking him to moves into McLaren and Aston Martin. Has the Ferrari deal been taken off the table? Elsewhere in F1, we have gossip on which drivers are keeping or losing their seats! Paul was attending the glorious Festival of Speed in Chichester in the UK, where all the supercar brands were there, and lots of new models being released! The World Endurance Championship was taking place at the Sao Paolo circuit in Brazil, where Toyota dominated the race.In Indycar, the drivers were racing at IOWA, and following a wonderful qualifying, Alex Palou brought home the win, followed by Will Power and Pato O'Ward in 2nd and 3rd place. Ryan Blaney was the Winner in NASCAR, who were racing at Pocono Raceway in Pennsylvania. Toprak Razgatlıoğlu cleaned up in the Superbikes at Donington Park. Lamborghini's dominated Snetterton with the British GT.

At Stripping the Dipping, we pride ourselves on sharing a broad range of perspectives from across the motorsport community. This week, our resident motorsport historian, Colin Johnston, interviews serial automotive innovator, team owner and racing driver Steven Lake. Steven is the founder and director of Aim Technologies and since late 2022 has been CEO of EVIE Autonomous. He now owns and drives for Mahiki Racing in the British GT and European GT4 championships. Let us know what you think by leaving a comment, or interacting with us on X or Instagram @StripTheDip .

W Series champion. GB3 Championship race winner. British GT champion. And now, Indy NXT podium finisher

On The Grid today we look back on a weekend packed with motorsport entertainment and excitement from around the world, plus all of the news and gossip from the various paddocks! The prospect of a Max move to Mercedes grows and it seems like Adrian Newey will be moving to Ferrari. From a drama filled Indycar race at Barber Motorsport Park – where the Penske scandal was still hot news and Georgina was one of the stars of the show! To Spain where the MotoGP stars were at their brilliant best! Monaco and more Formula E front wing smashing as the Peloton pack jostled for position. Back home where British GT at Silverstone and BTCC at Donnington Park put on great shows in a rain affected weekend. And back to the States for a NASCAR Dover duel between Dirty Den and cuddly Kyle. Oh, and not forgetting the world's first Autonomous Racing League race at Yas Marina Abu Dhabi – which was actually very forgettable!! And Paul was either sitting on a boat in Monaco or beside World Rally stars in Italy!

Welcome to the Lovecars On The Grid Podcast, where our hosts Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman give us a look back on a packed week of Motorsport! From the Formula 1 in China, to World Sports cars in Italy, WRC in Croatia, Indycar and IMSA in Long Beach, British Superbikes in Spain and World Superbikes in Holland, plus Talladega with NASCAR! This week, in our Formula 1 gossip, Christian Horner denies the claims from Mercedes boss, Toto Wolff about the possibility of Max Verstappen moving to Mercedes. Meanwhile, the Red Bull scandal continues! Is it being brushed under the carpet? Formula 1 were racing in China, where McLaren's Lando Norris and Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton locked out the front row for the Sprint Race. Red Bull's Max Verstappen came through to win both the sprint and the grand prix race. The second round of the World Endurance Championship took place at Imola, where 19 hypercars were racing. With multiple weather changes, the rain created yellow flags and safety cars, bunching the pack of cars together. In Croatia, 8 of the WRC cars were sending their cars across the terrain. Cadillac took 1st and 2nd at IMSA in California, where we also had Indycar on the Sunday in Long Beach. World Superbikes were racing in Holland, where Toprak Razgatlioglu stole the show again with an excellent story towards the end of the race. British Superbikes were racing in Navarro in Spain, where the Ducati bikes have a new sponsor. It was the Yamaha bikes that pulled through, finishing in the top 3, with Vickers finishing in 1st place. Finally, we had NASCAR in Talladega, where Tyler Reddick brought home the win in his Toyota. Next weekend, we have MotoGP in Spain. Indycar is back for another race, plus NASCAR at Dover Bowl. Formula E are racing in Monaco, plus the British Touring Cars are back racing at Donington! The British GT are also racing at Silverstone.

Welcome to the Lovecars On The Grid Podcast, where our hosts, Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman bring us a roundup of motorsport events from the past week! This week, we have had lots of racing, from Formula 1 in Austrailia, to Formula 2 and Formula 3, followed by MotoGP at the Algarve Melbourne saw an amazing weekend for Formula 1, where World Champion Max Verstappen was forced to retire following an issue with his car. Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton also suffered a retirement as a result of engine failure. His team mate, George Russell had an accident in the closing moments of the race. In the end, it was Carlos Sainz, who was back from his appendix surgery, who took the win in his Ferrari, followed closely by his team mate Charles LeClerc. Spanish racers cleaned up in MotoGP taking place in the Algarve, with a Spanish 1,2,3 on the podium for the Sprint race. In the Grand Prix, Jorge Martin took the win on his Ducati. In Barcelona, we had Superbikes with a sensational race, with Toprak Razgatlıoğlu taking the win. Then we had NASCAR at the Circuit of Americas, where William Byron managed to take the win in his Chevrolet. Next weekend, we have WRC back, NASCAR at Richmond oval and British GT is back at Oulton Park over the Easter weekend. Enjoy your Easter everyone!

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.

Dive into this episode where we explore James Baldwin's incredible journey. From initiating his racing dreams in Karting at the mere age of 8 and clinching five national championships to facing challenges in his career progression. But James's passion was unstoppable. Unable to secure the needed budget, he pivoted to the thrilling domain of Esports, continuously racing competitively. Now, as a star sim racer for the renowned Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS Esports Team, James shines in the ESL Rennsport Competition. Join us as we delve deep into the life of this 25-year-old racing prodigy and his undying love for the tracks, both real and virtual.Listen to our Sim Racing Podcast - Sim Sundays! Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/sim-sundays-fueled-by-asetek/id1629314098 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0WPShv5KAliIwomn7I61qi?si=e2aaea0eddeb4cc1 Google: https://podcasts.google.com/search/sim%20sundays Search over 3,000 sim racing communities and join your next sim racing league at https://www.gridfinder.com/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Rev up your set-up with Asetek Sim Sport! Precision, realism, and adrenaline-packed action await. Gear up with the most immersive equipment and Step into the future of sim racing, visit Asetek Sim Sport over at: https://www.asetek.com/simsports/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Fancy joining us in our Grid Rival F1 fantasy league? Head to gridfinder.com/gridrival to get involved! Join in with the community! Discord: https://discord.gg/gridfinder Twitter: https://twitter.com/GridFinder Insta: https://www.instagram.com/grid_finder/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/GridFinder #simracing #simracingpodcast

On the Grid, the weekly motorsport roundup with Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman. This week we check out F1 Thrills in Canada, Indycar Excitement in America, Supercars down under in Australia, Superformula Takes Japan, MotoGP Heats Up Germany, BTCC Thrills Britain, British GT and Superbikes Rock the UK - plus the ultimate Dan Ticktum post race radio message rant The weekend witnessed an action-packed showcase of motorsport excellence across various continents. From Formula 1's high-speed drama in Canada to Indycar's intense battles in America, Supercars' adrenaline-pumping action in Australia, Superformula's precision racing in Japan, MotoGP's thrilling encounters in Germany, BTCC's excitement in Britain, and the British GT and Superbikes electrifying the UK, let's dive into the standout moments from each event! The Formula 1 circus descended upon Montreal, Canada, for the highly anticipated Canadian Grand Prix. The iconic Circuit Gilles Villeneuve served as the battleground for intense wheel-to-wheel duels and strategic battles. Checo fans look away now! Across America, Indycar and Indy Lights unleashed their thrilling racing prowess. From the high-speed ovals to challenging road courses, the drivers displayed incredible skill and bravery, captivating fans with their wheel-to-wheel battles. Australian Intensity down under, the Supercars Championship ignited with its signature intensity. The Australian circuits reverberated with the thunderous roar of powerful machines as drivers pushed their limits in pursuit of victory. In Japan, the Superformula Championship showcased the perfect blend of speed and precision. Drivers navigated technically demanding circuits, executing precise maneuvers and thrilling overtakes. Germany played host to the heart-pounding MotoGP action as riders battled it out on two wheels. The Sachsenring circuit witnessed fearless displays of skill and bravery as the riders leaned into corners and fought for position. Our beloved touring car series, the BTCC, delivered another weekend of edge-of-your-seat excitement. The fiercely competitive grid showcased close-quarters racing, strategic maneuvers, and nail-biting overtakes. The British GT Championship tested teams and drivers in grueling endurance battles. The championship's multi-hour races pushed the limits of both machine and driver, combining skill, strategy, and teamwork for an enthralling spectacle. The British Superbikes series continued to thrill fans with its high-speed, two-wheeled action at Knockhill. The riders showcased their exceptional talent and bravery, carving through corners and battling for supremacy on the track. Where to listen: Lovecars: https://lovecars.com/podcasts Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4yTA0SR... Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Google: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0... -- Follow the guys: Tiff: https://instagram.com/tiff_needell Paul: https://instagram.com/pww Keep up to date: YouTube:    / lovecarstv   Facebook: https://facebook.com/lovecars Instagram: https://instagram.com/lovecars Twitter: https://twitter.com/lovecars

In this episode of the British Sportscar Podcast, it's Nick flying solo as Sara takes some well-earned leave and is off celebrating a friend's nuptials. Don't worry though, it's not all Nick's voice as we hear from the winners of the Silverstone 500 before looking ahead to Donington Park. In this episode:The on-the-track results of Silverstone.Dan Harper and Darren Leung on claiming the RAC Trophy.Shaun Balfe on the bright end of a challenging weekend for Barwell. Nathan Freke on being the team boss who helped three crews bring home silverware.Jack Brown on winning GT4, a trying weekend for Optimum and the 2023 McLaren Artura GT4.A new GT3 entry for both Donington Park rounds.Raceway Motorsport appealing their Silverstone shame.The wheels on the bus going round and round, with you on it perhaps. Visit http://www.britscpodcast.co.uk for more information or to support the show.

Welcome to the Lovecars on the Grid motorsport podcast! Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman bring us another round up of motorsport events from the past week! Today we look at where the best motorsport entertainment was in the USA and Britain. We had Formula 1, NASCAR, BTCC and British GT! Plus Paul was at Formula E and we have World Superbikes too! F1 in Miami or NASCAR in Kansas? Max Verstappen went from a 9th place qualifying to winning the Miami Grand Prix, with his Red Bull team mate, Sergio Perez behind him in 2nd. NASCAR was in Kansas City, where Denny Hamlin won in his Toyota. We had BTCC at Brands Hatch, with Ash Sutton making lots of overtakes, taking 2nd place behind Jake Hill. Elsewhere in the UK, the British GT was taking place at the legendary Silverstone circuit. Paul was unfortunately delayed in arriving in Monaco, after the Formula E race! But the action was on channel 4, with a win for Nick Cassidy and Envision Racing. Alvaro Bautista won all three races in World Superbikes in Barcelona, with Toprak Razgatlioglu in 2nd place. Also in Spain, was the Formula 1 Academy.We have Indycars to look forward to next weekend, along with WRC in Portugal, MotoGP at LeMans, IMSA at Laguna Seca, NASCAR at Darlington, plus the HydroPrix with Extreme E!

In this episode of From the Racetrack we look at qualifying day for the 2023 Intelligent Money British GT Championship Silverstone 500. The day was a bit of a wash out with qualifying heavily impacted by standing water. Hence the late arrival of the From the Racetrack podcast and the long lead time for written coverage from the track.We look at the high points of the Free Practice Sessions and discuss what happens when you can't go qualifying in British GT.

Welcome to the Lovecars On The Grid motorsport podcast with Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman! This week, we have lots of action to report on, from Formula 1 in Azerbaijan, to WEC in Europe, Indylights and NASCAR in America, then to Australasia for Supercars, Superbikes back in the UK, plus Women's F1 in Austria! Sergio Perez won the Azerbaijan Grand Prix ahead of his team mate, Max Verstappen. We had the first Sprint Race in the season too. Red Bull brought the Formula 1 World Champion in just before a safety car was brought out. Who was your driver of the weekend? Let us know in the comments! In Formula 2, we congratulate 19 year old British Driver, Oliver Bearman, who took the win in Baku. The World Endurance Championship had a fantastic race at Spa Francorchamps in Belgium. The win went to Mike Conway, Jose Maria Lopez and Kamui Kobayashi, who continue the unbeaten season for Toyota so far in 2023, with 1-2 finish. There were two nasty crashes in the Sprint Race at MotoGP in Jerez, Spain. Francesco Bagnaia took yet another win on his Ducati, followed by South African rider, Brad Binder and Australian rider, Jack Miller on their KTM bikes. Over on the other side of the World, we had Indycar at a beautiful track in Alabama, where ex-Formula 1 driver, Romain Grosjean took pole position, but was just beaten to 1st place by Scott McLaughlin. NASCAR was sadly rained off this weekend, but is instead taking place today! The Aussie Supercars were racing in Wanneroo. With the Camaros taking 1st and 2nd place in all three races. British Superbikes are back at Oulton Park, and are still racing this bank holiday, too! Next week, we have Formula 1 in Miami, Formula E in Monte Carlo, plus Superbikes in Barcelona, Formula 1 academy in Valencia, NASCAR in Kansas Speedway. In the UK, we have BTCC at Brands Hatch and British GT at Silverstone.

Welcome to our motorsports podcast where we discuss F1, Indycar, IMSA, NASCAR, our own racing adventures, and some other adventures!Easter weekend for 2023 provided us with NASCAR racing at Bristol on dirt which turned out to be the best one yet for this event. Guess third time's the charm. Other racing series that took place were British GT along with some other support races at Oulton Park and Super Formula in Japan kicked their season off with two (2) rounds at Fuji International Speedway to show off their brand new SF23.Upcoming this weekend is a weekend full of racing on the streets of Long Beach with Indycar and IMSA sportscars headlining the show along with Porsche Cup cars, Stadium Trucks and some historic cars to round out the support races.

In this episode of From the Racetrack from the British Sportscar Podcast we look at the action from both the races at Oulton Park for the 2023 Intelligent Money British GT Championship. Both races were true British GT classics with action throughout the 36 car entry and weather playing its part and then some. We hear from Jonny Adam on how it felt to win his 100th British GT race start and from Aston Martin factory driver Ross Gunn on racing the championship's most successful driver. Later we hear from Race 2 winner Ian Loggie, both drivers of the GT4 race winning RACE LAB McLaren Artura, who experienced the lowest of lows in race 1 followed by the highest of highs in tricky conditions in the afternoon. We also talk to Raffaele Marciello on his first taste of racing in the British GT Championship and to Euan Hankey, the man behind RACE LAB, getting his opinion on the McLaren 570S GT4, Artura GT4, 720S GT3 and 720S GT3 EVO, all of which he has driven. To wrap up we have 13 minutes of ambient audio at the end of the episode, recorded trackside at Clay Hill during Free Practice 1 on Saturday. For more information on the Lion's Barber Collective listen to our interview from media day.For more information on the Century Motorsport VIP Experience raffle follow this link to facebook. For full coverage of the entire British GT race weekend find our Oulton Park microsite at http://www.britscpodcast.co.uk/british-gt-r1-r2-oulton-park

We're both back with our first bumper episode of the year!Join Sara and Nick as they break down this year's Intelligent Money British GT Championship entry list (a little differently to how we have done it before!) discuss the news, and look ahead to both the season as a whole, as we talk through our 'ones to watch' and the first race at Oulton Park, this upcoming Easter weekend. With a stonking list of cars to work through it's not our shortest episode, but it's worth a listen - especially while on your way to the racetrack!

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.

We're here at the British GT Media Day today at Donington Park to bring you all the latest on the upcoming season- we've a new liveblogging tool, which you can follow along with over on our website at http://www.britscpodcast.co.uk/british-gt-2023-media-day, but we're also out talking with people! Earlier today we had a chance to talk with Ian Gough and Tom Chapman. Ian is new to British GT this year. He'll be racing with Tom Wrigley in the brand new Race Lab #29 McLaren Artura. They're partnering with The Lions Barber Collective this year to help raise awareness around men's mental health. Tom is the founder of the organisation - listen on to find out a bit more about this very worthwhile cause... You can find The Lions Barber Collective online at https://www.thelionsbarbercollective.com/ or on Twitter at @TheLionsBarbersWe'll also be having Ian and Tom back with us in a future episode for a more in depth chat! Support the show

Nick introduces our testing day coverage of the 2023 Intelligent Money British GT Championship media day. In this episode we look at the fastest and most reliable cars in each session, the ones covering the least distance and hear from drivers and series officials in the press conference. We also hear from former team owner, now driving for Barwell Motorsport, Shaun Balfe. You can find all our Media Day coverage here. You can find the full time sheets from timekeepers TSL Timing here. Support the show

This episode of the British Sportscar Podcast is focused on the international racing scene. Nick Smith reviews the action from the first four major endurance races of the season, tracking the successes and disappointments for British drivers on the world stage. In this episode:The Liqui Moly Bathurst 12 HoursThe Joburg Kylami 9 HoursThe Hankook 24 Hours of DubaiThe Rolex 24 at DaytonaFuture episodes of the podcast will be a lot more subject specific, with episodes on British GT, GT Cup and International action. This allows you, the listener, to focus on the bits you really want to hear. If you have any questions, observations or suggestions please get in touch using @britscpodcast on social media or via our website BritSCPodcast.co.uk.Support the show

Welcome to episode 42 of the Lovecars on the Grid podcast! Our hosts, Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman bring us another roundup of motorsport events from the past week! There's no news from the FIA on the overspending from Redbull. Zak Brown, CEO of McLaren has written a complaint to the FIA regarding it. Cheating is cheating! Elsewhere in F1, we have no news on who are going to fill the Williams and Haas vacant seats, although there are rumours of who will be racing in them next year, we're just waiting on confirmation of super licenses! World Touring Cars will not continue after the end of the 2022 season, having just 12 cars on the grid and 20 minute races. Dan Ticktum has signed for another year in Formula E, having signed an extended contract. The sport has also decided to drop the Fan Boost for the next season. There was a horrific crash in the support race to the European Le Mans Series, in which James Hunt's son, Freddie took the win. The Moto GP race in Australia was potentially the most exciting race of the year so far, as 8 bikes crossed the finish line within 0.884 seconds of each other. Suzuki rider, Alex Rins took the win from 10th on the grid. British Superbikes crowned Bradley Ray as their Championship Winner at Brands Hatch this weekend, despite a difficult race for him. We had a Donington Park decider in British GT, with Ian Loggie taking the Championship win in his Mercedes, having finished 2nd in the race. Bubba Wallace and Kyle Larson had an altercation in NASCAR, following a risky move from Larson in Las Vegas and Bubba using his car as a missile! Then we crown new Champions in Caterham. With the Academy series at Silverstone, while the 270 and 310 championships were at Spa Francorchamps. Next week, Formula 1 returns to the circuit of the Americas, while we have WRC in Spain, Moto GP in Malaysia, World Superbikes in Argentina and NASCAR are in Miami!

Welcome to episode 39 of the Lovecars On The Grid Podcast! Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman bring us another roundup of motorsport events from the past week. We're a day late with the podcast this week (sorry), as Paul has been filming for our upcoming TV show! In Formula 1, Max Verstappen could take the F1 World Title this weekend, coming up to the record for the most wins in a season and probably the most dominant season we've ever seen in Formula 1! Zhou Guanyu has confirmed to be continuing to drive for Alfa Romeo next year, whilst the FIA has rejected Indycar driver, Colton Herta's application for a super license. Nicolas Latifi has also been confirmed that he will leave the Williams F1 team, where will he go next? There was a lot of motorbike racing, with Moto GP, Superbikes and British Superbikes! In the British GT, we had the issue of track limits, allowing drivers to overtake off the track and made it more like an amateur banger race at Brands Hatch. Extreme E was in Venezuela for the Copper X-Prix, with absolute chaos with the dust between the cars. The winner was determined by penalties given to each driver for hitting marker flags. Team Hamilton X44 won ahead of McLaren thanks for these penalties. Moto GP had a wet qualifying at the Grand Prix of Japan. The race was won by Australian rider, Jack Miller on his Ducati. Just four rounds to go in Moto GP and a race in Kazakhstan in 2023! The World Superbikes were in Barcelona, with wins in all three wins going to Alvaro Bautista on his Ducati. British Superbikes was full of drama at the weekend at Oulton Park, with Donington Park coming next weekend. Jason O'Halloran and Peter Hickman had a collision in the first race, as both riders attempted an overtake. In race 2, reigning champion, Tarran Mackenzie fell off and broke his femur after being struck by Peter Hickman. Mackenzie is recovering in hospital. Over the pond in NASCAR, the drivers were in Texas, with lots of tyre failures as teams push the limits of the Goodyear tyres. The next race is the lottery of Talledega! Next week, we have WRC in New Zealand, British Superbikes are at Donington Park, Moto GP is in Thailand and Formula 1 and W Series at in Singapore for the night race!

Welcome to episode 36 of the Lovecars on the Grid podcast. Our presenters, Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman bring us another roundup of motorsport events from around the World from the past week! What an exciting week we've had, from Formula 1, F2, F3, Porsche Supercup, WEC in Japan, WRC in Greece, Indycar in California, NASCAR, World Superbikes, British Superbikes and British GT. Starting with Formula 1, Max Verstappen is on another level, with yet another win in Monza at the weekend winning from 7th place, despite Charles LeClerc starting in pole position. We had the cinderella story of Nick De Vries in Williams. The driver was substituted for Alex Albon after the driver was suffering with appendicitis. De Vries qualified 13th, but thanks to other driver penalties, started in 9th. He managed to finish in the same position, achieving points in his very first race! We have to talk about the safety car controversy. Keeping the safety car out and allowing Max Verstappen to take the win. It's like Abu Dhabi with Michael Masi all over again! Should the FIA have red flagged the race and allow a restart for the last three laps? Did they make the decision? Let us know what you think! We had a strange weekend in Formula 2, with a Championship win for Felipe Drugovich, even with 3 races to go! The Sprint Race was won by Juri Vips. Formula 3 ended up in a crash that causes a red flag. Victor Martins took the championship win from the pit wall. The Sprint Race win went to Franco Colapinto, whilst the feature race win went to Zane Maloney. In the Porsche Supercup, Harry King took pole position, but following a 3 place grid penalty after a shunt in the previous race, King took 2nd place, behind Bastian Buus. The Championship win was given to Dylan Pereira. The World Endurance Championship was taking place at Fuji, with 1st and 2nd place for Toyota and Alpine in 3rd. In the World Rally Championship, Hyundai had a 1, 2, 3 finish, following an awful start to the season. We had a spectacular Indycar race at Laguna Seca. Josef Newgarden made some great overtakes, but it was team mate, Will Power that took the Championship win the in Indycar series. The NASCAR series took place at the Hollywood Casino 400, with a win for Bubba Wallace. There's just 1 more race where drivers can qualify for the final 12 drivers, so exciting in NASCAR! In World Superbikes, the battle between Jonathan Rea and Toprak Razgatlioglu continues! Both riders fell off in the first 2 races. Next week, we have Moto GP and NASCAR!

Join Nick in his first solo episode of the show! He explains why we've been absent, catches up with British GT (as we don't want a three day long episode!!) and a few changes coming up in format from Brands Hatch this weekend onwards!

Welcome to episode 35 of the Lovecars On The Grid podcast! Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman bring us another roundup of motorsport events from the past week! We kick off this week with a Max Verstappen masterclass in Zandvoort in the Netherlands. We were expecting a dull race, as there were very few places for overtakes, but we were shocked by the action we saw in the Formula 1 this weekend! We had another Ferrari blunder in Carlos Sainz first pit stop, which resulted in Sergio Perez running over one of the pit crew tyre guns in his Red Bull. In his second stop, Sainz was released unsafely, resulting in a time penalty for an unsafe release. We had both Tsunoda and Bottas cars break down. Tsunoda thought his tyres were not fitted correct, and after a 2nd pit stop, was told to stop his car by his pit crew. Valtteri Bottas was forced to stop his Alfa Romeo on the start/finish straight, resulting in a safety car, that forced Lewis Hamilton to lose his lead. George Russell took a late call with Mercedes to change his tyres during the safety car, but this left Hamilton exposed, allowing Max Verstappen to overtake on the first corner following the race restart. The final result was 1st to Max Verstappen, 2nd to Charles LeClerc and 3rd to George Russell, the British driver's best ever finish with Mercedes. We also finally have an update on the Oscar Piastri fiasco. The driver has now confirmed that he will be driving for McLaren next year. Meanwhile, AlphaTauri are working to secure Indycar driver, Colton Herta. Controversially, the driver hasn't received a super license, so the team are working to secure one for him in order for him to drive for them next year. Elsewhere in F1, there's confusion between the Red Bull and Porsche deal, with questions being asked about if it's an engine deal, a chassis deal, or whether anything will happen at all! In F2, we had another safety car issue. Liam Lawson was holding up the rest of the pack, waiting as late as possible before restarting. The drivers further back in the field tried to speed up early, resulting in several drivers crashing. The feature race ended up being won by Brazilian driver, Felipe Drugovich, with Marcus Armstrong winning the sprint race. In Formula 3, we had a session ended early, following a red flag on the banked corner that was arguably not needed. We're all for safety first, but this red flag was a bit extreme! The feature race was won by Zane Maloney, whilst Caio Collet won the sprint race. The Moto GP took place at Misano in Italy, won by Ducati rider, Francesco Bagnaia. Australian rider, Jack Miller crashed in his Ducati, showing just how on the edge these riders really ride! In the USA, we had Indycar at Portland. We had a fairly dull race, however we still had safety cars! Following some new ruling, the cars restarted further back on the straight, which resulted in no crashes when it came to the chicane as the cars were more spaced out. Scott McLaughlin dominated the race and took the win, with team mate Will Power in 2nd place. 3rd place Scott Dixon went from 16th to take his podium position. The NASCAR race was fairly chaotic, which took place at Darlington Raceway in South Carolina. Chase Elliot ended up spinning out. Kyle Busch blew his engine, and Kevin Harwick's car burst into flames! The win went to Erik Jones in his Chevrolet, with Denny Hamlin behind him in 2nd place. Next week, we have Formula 1, F2, F3 and the Porsche Supercup at Monza. The World Endurance Championship is back in Fuji, with some reduction in weight on the Peugeot and Toyota cars. WRC is back in Greece for a tough rally. The final round of Indycar is next week too, at Laguna Seca. We also have NASCAR! At home, British GT is taking place at Brands Hatch, whilst the British Superbikes are at Snetterton.

Welcome to episode 29 of the Lovecars on the Grid podcast! Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman are back with another roundup of motorsport from the past week! We've got new rules and regulations in Formula 1, along with a massive controversy over a baseball cap in WRC, and another controversy in Indycar over a balaclava! We had NASCAR, World Superbikes at Donington park and Formula E in New York! We kick off as always with Formula 1, and while there was no Grand Prix this week, there has been plenty of gossip and changes in F1 this week! There are claims that scrutineers aren't checking the cars properly, with skid blocks being pushed into the floor on some cars, making them illegal. We have the Paul Ricard circuit coming up for the next race, will Mercedes do better than 3rd this week? In the World Rally Championship, we had a controversy over a sponsors hat! Rules dictate that drivers can't attend press conferences or podiums without wearing their sponsors logo on their hat. Unfortunately, driver Tanak received a fine for being on the podium without his sponsor's hat in Rally Estonia! The rally was won by Kalle Rovanpera after a change in the weather, taking the lead from Elfyn Evans. In the WRC 3 Junior, 27 year old, John Armstrong from Ireland is holding onto his lead! Continuing with clothing drama, we move over to Indycar in Toronto. The win went to Scott Dixon, who was being chased by rival Colton Herta. Herta started from pole position and was overtaken thanks to pit strategies, however the driver admitted following the race that his balaclava burst during this leadership attack, resulting in him having his hair in his face and losing him the lead! We had some real aggression and drama in NASCAR this weekend. We had our 5th different winner of the season in Christopher Bell at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway. The highlight from NASCAR was Austin Dillon, who decided to crash into another driver under the safety car. Over in New York, in the docklands we had racing for the Formula E cars. Under the poor weather, we had drivers aquaplaning and causing crashes. The race was red flagged with a few laps to go, resulting in the drivers who crashed into the barriers received the podium places! How can you win a race that you crash out of?! The Superbikes were at Donington Park in the UK. Toprak Razgatlioglu brought home all three wins, with Jonathan Rea getting 2x 2nd places and a 3rd place. Next weekend, we have Formula 1 and F2 at Paul Ricard. Indycar is at Iowa, NASCAR is at Pocono Raceway in a Pennsylvania, British Superbikes are at Brands Hatch. The British GT is off to Spa Francorchamps in Belgium! Thanks for listening!

Join Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman On the Grid for the weekly motorsport podcast roundup. Plenty of action including the Canadian Grand Prix. Does DRS really work? Should the FIA change the porpoising rules back to help Mercedes-AMG? Is Max the best driver on the grid? Can Charles Leclerc and Ferrari get back on track? Is Lewis better than George? Who were the winners and losers? Then the mighty 2022 Caterham Championship at Silverstone. Amazing wheel to wheel racing with our very own Paul competing in the Roadsport division looking for his first "proper" podium. From the Academy, to Roadsport, 270, 310 and 420 - there's a lot to look forward to in this highly competitive series. Action paced motorbike racing with MotoGP, Moto2 and Moto3. at the Sachsenring in Germany. Tiff and Paul check out the winners and losers in the extreme German heat. Plus British Superbikes at Knockhill where Bradley Ray and Jason O'Halloran battle out the championship lead. Next weekend WRC tops the bill in Kenya with MotoGP from Holland, BTCC from Croft, British GT from Snetterton and, after a weekend off the NASCAR boys are back at Nashville!

On this episode of the Traxion.GG Podcast we are going to be talking about French sportscars, specifically Alpine sportscars. The company makes the delectable A110 at present but has big plans for shaking up the car market.Sim racing and esports are part of those plans, so listen as we speak to established professional sim racer (with Veloce Esports) and real-world British GT race winner James Baldwin plus Guillaume Vergnas head of partnerships and esports at Alpine, to try and find out where the future lies.We discuss the current Alpine Esports Series, how James has reached the front of the points table with one round remaining and how sim racing is intrinsic to Alpine's approach.If you'd like to hear more episodes like this one, please follow, like and subscribe on your podcast app of choice. If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a comment on the Traxion.GG website or a review. Your feedback is invaluable and helps us to create more episodes in the future.Further Alpine Esports information: https://traxion.gg/baldwin-pejic-and-boothby-lead-2022-alpine-esports-series-entries/Alpine Esports Series race report: https://traxion.gg/baldwin-sets-up-stroll-to-alpine-esports-series-title-with-two-paul-ricard-victories/Baldwin wins GT World Challenge Europe Esports Sprint Series: https://traxion.gg/baldwin-wins-gt-world-challenge-europe-esports-sprint-series/Watch the final of the Alpine Esports Series: https://www.youtube.com/c/AlpineCarsFollow Alpine Racing: https://twitter.com/AlpineRacingFollow James Baldwin: https://twitter.com/JaaamesBaldwinFollow Traxion.GGhttps://twitter.com/TraxionGGhttps://www.instagram.com/traxiongg/https://www.twitch.tv/traxiongghttps://www.youtube.com/traxiongghttps://www.facebook.com/TraxionGG/

Welcome to episode 21 of the Lovecars On The Grid podcast! We have an action packed week to roundup with our hosts, Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman, from Formula 1, Formula E, NASCAR, Superbikes and even drama in the Caterham Academy Championship! Kicking off with Formula 1, why we have the spy scandal between Red Bull and Aston Martin! With employees leaving Red Bull for Aston Martin, is information being taken too? Lewis Hamilton had a poor start in Barcelona, with Haas driver Kevin Magnussen involved in a collision with the Mercedes driver. Followed by Carlos Sainz coming off the track into the gravel trap in his Ferrari. What followed was an exciting race, with intense battles between Segio Perez and George Russell. Max Verstappen also had a brief spin off the track, leaving Charles LeClerc to lead the race in his Ferrari. LeClerc had a problem later in the race with his engine blowing up, and ended up retiring. The new Mercedes body modifications seemed to work though, with Russell finishing the race in 3rd, with Verstappen and Perez ahead of him. In Formula 2, Felipe Drugovich took the win for MP Motorsport in both the Sprint race and the Feature race. He now leads the championship. In the supporting W Series race, we had a 1,2,3 British podium, with a win for Jamie Chadwick, Abbi Pulling and Alice Powell. Both Sebs had a crash in WRC out in Portugal. The gravel rally was won by Toyota GR's Kalle Rovanperä from Finland, with Elfyn Evans hot on his heels. The WRC goes off to Italy next! There was no Moto GP this week, but the World Superbikes were at Estoril. The battle between Jonathan Rea and Toprak Razgatlıoğlu continues as Rea takes 2 wins, with Toprak hot on his heels. The British Superbikes were at Donington Park, with some awful crashes. We had bikes splitting into multiple pieces, and a rider even in hospital. Thankfully Josh Day is awake and eating again, we wish him a speedy recovery. NASCAR was a pretty spectacular event, with $1 million for the Winner in Texas. There were more crashes and slow punctures for the drivers. The win went to Ryan Blaney in his Ford, with Denny Hamlin behind him in 2nd place. Tiff stayed up until midnight to watch the Indycar drivers at Indianapolis. We had crashes at 230MPH, with an average speed of 234.046MPH! Unbelievable! The win went to Scott Dixon, and Alex Palou in 2nd. Our resident driver, Paul Woodman was driving his Caterham Roadsport car at Snetterton with the Caterham Academy Championship this weekend. We had races being won by 0.05 of a second, and over 30 drivers on the grid! In the first race, Paul managed a 7th place, following an 11th place qualifying. Geoff Newman, Charlie Lower and Freddie Chiddicks all manage their usual performances with great driving. In the second race however, there was carnage at the start! Following an amazing start, Paul was squeezed by the two cars in front of him. He tried to go around the outside, but unfortunately was taken out by another car, leading to a red flag. Straight after the restart, we had a driver roll his car, forcing another red flag! Thankfully, the driver is ok. We don't know where to start this weekend, but we have a major Formula 1 race in Monaco. Now that Mercedes have got rid of their porpoising, will they do better in qualifying? We also have the Indianapolis 500, plus Moto GP at Mugello, BTCC at Thruxton and British GT at Donington Park! Over in America, we have the NASCAR at Charlotte.

Welcome to episode 19 of the Lovecars on the Grid podcast! Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman return with another roundup of motorsport events from the past week. Unfortunately, our audio isn't quite as good as last week, as Tiff joins us on his mobile phone. Apologies for any inconvenience to our listeners! This week we have F1, W Series, British GT, Touring Cars and NASCAR! Kicking off in Miami with Formula 1! The event was very well hyped, with even a fake marina and boats on show! Red Bull driver, Max Verstappen performed a trademark, bold move on the first corner, and took the race win. Mercedes had a disappointing race, finishing in 5th and 6th with lots of porpoising going on. The W Series was supporting the F1 in Miami. It was a perfect win for Jamie Chadwick, with 2 wins this weekend. Last year's Winner, Alice Powell ended up stalling on the grid and finishing in 6th place. The World Endurance Championship was at Spa Francorchamps in Belgium. It was typically Spa weather, with lots of rain. The #7 Toyota was victorious, driven by Mike Conway, Kamui Kobayashi and Jose Maria Lopez, beating Alpine in 2nd place. The World Touring Cars started their season with a reverse grid at the Circuit de Pau Ville. The win went to Argentine driver, Nestor Girolami. British GT was taking place at Silverstone, with a win for Barwell Motorsport in their Lamborghini Huracan GT3 EVO. NASCAR was at the famous old oval, Darlington. We had a very controversial ending, with some questionable driving for Winner Joey Logano, who drove into William Byron and put the leader into the wall. This weekend, we have Indycar at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. IMSA are at the mid-Ohio course. Moto GP is back at the Le Mans Bugatti circuit in France. Formula E has a double header in Berlin and then in Britain we have the British Touring Car Championship at Brands Hatch!

Welcome to another episode of the Lovecars On The Grid Podcast! Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman are back with another roundup of motorsport events from the past week. It's been a quiet weekend for motorsport, but a few really exciting events to look forward to! We have the European Le Mans Series around Circuit Paul Ricard in France. With the LMP2 cars. Sophia Flörsch came second overall. In NASCAR, the cars were at the Bristol oval, driving in the dirt! There was lots of cars spinning, resulting in yellow flags on the track. The last 30 laps was chaos! There was a last lap, last corner battle, which the win eventually went to Toyota driver, Kyle Busch. British GT was at Oulton Park with some excitement from the Lamborghini's, Porsches and McLaren GT cars. The British Superbikes started their season at Silverstone too. We pay tribute to Speedway star, Nigel Pearson. May he rest in peace and our thoughts are with his family and friends. Next week, we have a lot to look forward to! Formula 1 goes to Imola, who will win this time? Will Ferrari continue their Winning streak? WRC are going to Croatia for their rally for the first time. BTCC are at Donington Park. Moto GP are also at Portiamo. Superbikes are at Assen, and NASCAR are at the Talladega Superspeedway. A whole day's television to look forward to on Sunday! It's a sad story in Formula 3, where Jonny Edgar has had to withdraw. Our apologies to Jonny for forgetting his name! And get well soon!

Easter traditionally marks the first round of British GT and the latest edition of the Autosport Podcast previews this weekend's season opener. After two years where the coronavirus pandemic has prevented the series getting under way at Oulton Park over Easter, this staple of the national racing schedules is back for 2022. With the reigning GT3 champions absent, we explore some of the likely contenders as well as the raft of changes for this year, including new teams, new drivers and new tyres. It's not just British GT that begins in Cheshire but also some of its supporting categories, including the GB3 Championship. The single-seater contest has a new car for this year and has attracted a strong line-up of over 20 drivers despite the difficult economic climate. Autosport's Group National Editor Stephen Lickorish is joined by Plus Editor James Newbold and Deputy National Editor Stefan Mackley to discuss who to keep an eye on in each series this weekend.

Mark Sumpter has lived and breathed Porsche road and race cars for 30 years. In that time Mark has established one of the UK's leading independent specialists, Paragon Porsche, while racing – and winning – in all manner of 911s from British GT, Porsche Club Championship and the 2-Litre Cup. Mark joins Andy & Lee to tell us his incredible story of  story of how 2CV racing led to setting up one of the most respected independent Porsche dealerships in the UK. We learn how Paragon has developed from a village Petrol station, selling petrol and potatoes, to now dealing in arguably the best prepared used Porsches you can buy. We also discover how Mark's racing career started with racing 2CV and VW Beetles, culminating in winning championships in nearly every generation of 911.You can find Mark @marksumpter on instagram and Paragon Porsche at www.paragongb.comTo donate to ‘Drive Half, Give Half', go to www.justgiving.com/fundraising/9werks‘9WERKS Radio' @9werks.radio is your dedicated Porsche and car podcast, taking you closer than ever to the world's finest sports cars and the culture and history behind them. The show is brought to you by 9werks.co.uk, the innovative online platform for Porsche enthusiasts. Hosted by Porsche Journalist Lee Sibley @9werks_lee and 993 owner and engineer Andy Brookes @993andy, with special input from friends and experts around the industry, including you, our valued listeners.If you enjoy the podcast and would like to support us you can do so by hitting the link below, your support would be greatly appreciated.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/9WERKSRadio)

Lamborghini secures second British GT Championship title in a row thanks to Barwell Motorsport's pair Lind and Machitski Lamborghini clinched its second successive British GT Championship title courtesy of Barwell Motorsport's Leo Machitski and Dennis Lind's fourth place in the season-ending three-hour endurance race at Donington Park. The pair, driving the #63 Lamborghini Huracán GT3 ...

Some slightly ropey WiFi but we got there in the end! Today we're joined by the original gamer to racer, Jann Mardenborough, who's career really took off in 2011 when he won Nissan's Playstation GT Academy competition, earning himself a drive in the Dubai 24, he then went on to compete in British GT, Blancpain GT Endurance Cup, Le Mans 24 hrs, F3, GP2, Super GT, Super Formula and Formulae E as sim and development driver. He was named by Sports Pro Media as one of their 50 most marketable athletes in the world and we're delighted to have him, and his dog who makes a special appearance! This episode is powered by our partners at F1 Experiences, use the code MOTORMOUTH on check-out for 5% off their products.Subscribe to MotorMouth on YouTube for loads more content: https://bit.ly/3qVXP0RFollow MotorMouth:Karting Event - https://www.motormouthkartrace.com/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/MotorMouth_ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/MotorMouth_official/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/MotorMouthClub/Website - https://www.motormouth.club/Download our App:iOS - https://apple.co/3scnns2 Android - https://bit.ly/3cf9yU2 Join our 2021 Fantasy #F1 League:https://gridrival.app.link/N62I8ox5Reb Much love,Tim and Harry! Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today we're looking ahead to the start of two categories at the top level of British national racing - British GP and BRDC British F3. Both championships are due to start at Brands Hatch this weekend. Joining Stephen Lickorish is James Newbold (Plus Editor, Autosport) and Stefan Mackley (Deputy National Editor, Autosport).

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.

This week Andy Soucek is the feature in our ‘Big Interview', we focus on British GT with team owner Chris Tolman in the regional focus, we'll catch up with newly crowned esports champion Louis Deletraz, explain the intricacies of reading a timing screen correctly in the ‘Tech Talk' and we also discuss the merits of 2 more star cars from the past. Presented by David Addison @addison1972. Produced by Ade Holbrook @adeholbrook 00:12s - Episode Introduction 00:50s - British GT's Tolman Motorsport owner Chris Tolman 09:32s - This weeks feature interview is with ex F1 and GT racing legend Andy Soucek 47:31s - In ‘Tech Talk' this week we look at understanding the mine of information shared on a timing screen 50:50s - We chat to newly crowned eSports Pro Champion Louis Deletraz 59:27s - Another debate with David Addison and Tom Hornsby in this episodes ‘Star Car' feature 01:03:38 - A look forward to the next episode. The Pit Lane is the Official SRO Podcast: Presented by David Addison 
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Martin Plowman is a British GT race car champion alongside teammate and former podcast guest from way back in Ep.2 and Strictly Come Dancing winner, Kelvin Fletcher. Martin is a multiple race and championship winner and has one of the most impressive racing CV's you're ever likely to see.He was quickly recognised by the BRDC as a Rising Star and in 2006 completed his rookie Formula Renault season with Prema Powerteam. Skip forward through Formula 3 Euro Series, a stint in the US single seater scene and American Le Mans, WEC LMP2, winning the P2 class at the Le Mans 24 hr, competing in the Verizon IndyCar Series, Blancpain Endurance and United Sports Car Championships and of course most recently British GT.For more content and to join the MotorMouth community, download the MotorMouth app:Apple: https://apple.co/2OOB2pR Android: http://bit.ly/2ZnuakcDesktop: https://www.motormouth.club The MotorMouth App is the newest platform where you can find motorsport news, live race times, and discuss your views with fellow motorsport enthusiasts!Give us your feedback across all our social media profiles:FacebookTwitterInstagramYouTubeDon't forget to Subscribe to get the latest episodes in your podcast platform! Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode we talk to Jonny Adam, 4 time British GT champion, Le Mans winner and GT Series European Champion. We also speak to SRO's eSports GT leader in the Silver category Arthur Kammerer, we go behind the scenes of the SRO team with SRO Asia manager Benjamin Franassovici and also this week we discuss pit stop regulations and strategies in the 'Tech Talk'. There is another look back on the classic cars of racing in the Star Car feature but first we talk to about the GT4 series in Europe with French commentator and Thomas Bastin.  Presented by David Addison @addison1972 Produced by Ade Holbrook @adeholbrook

Welcome to the first show of the new season of The MotorMouth Podcast. Tim and Harry sat down with Abbie Eaton to chat through her career so far, landing her dream job with The Grand Tour, her rookie W Series season, taking part in the return of our world famous quiz, MotorMouths, and much more.On W Series: "I'd love to go out and win it my first year but the reality is it is going to be extremely tough"On future aspirations: "I'd love to do DTM"On F1: "If it's wet I'll watch it" On a woman making it to F1: "Yes it will happen" Born in 1992 in East Riding, somewhere very far north to a racing driver father, Abbie now resides in leafy Northamptonshire via karting, SaxMax, Tourings Cars, British GT, MX5 Cup and SuperCup, GT Cup, more British GT, Blancpain, Grand Tour and now single seaters as she prepares to take the W Series championship by storm.As always, thank you to our listeners for the support, really means a lot. Please keep spreading the word.For more motorsport content and to join the MotorMouth community, Download the MotorMouth App:Apple: https://apple.co/2OOB2pR Android: http://bit.ly/2ZnuakcDesktop: https://www.motormouth.club The MotorMouth App is the newest platform where you can find motorsport news, live race times, and discuss your views with fellow motorsport enthusiasts!Give us your feedback across all our social media profiles:FacebookTwitterInstagramYouTubeDon't forget to Subscribe to get the latest episodes in your podcast platform! Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Behind the scenes with the Bentley team ahead of the 2014 British GT championship.