Podcast appearances and mentions of mat jackson

Mat Jackson is joined by Craig Chappelow, Minnie Finn and Mark Moroney on Going Greyhounds.

Mr Mat Jackson aka Evel like Knievel of the paraholics blog joins me to talk about his experiences over the past 11 years hunting ghosts!  Check out his blog here:  https://paraholics.com [OUR ADDICTION ISN'T NORMAL, IT'S PARANORMAL.™] Want to book an interview with me, or follow our show? Do so here:  https://linktr.ee/TPBpod Theme song made by the wonderful and talented Jonathan Mann Trust me you need this guy to write you a song! Have him do so here:  https://www.jonathanmann.net/ Logo By: Kaitie Vugteveen-Kennedy find her here: https://www.artsycaykedesigns.com/contact 

2018 Goodwood Revival

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Autosport International Show 2018

Brands Hatch GP - Race 2

Brands Hatch GP - Race 1

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Rockingham - BTCC Race 2

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Knockhill - FP1

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Snetterton Race 2

Croft Race 3

Croft Race 1

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Croft Race 3

Croft - Qualifying

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Oulton Park Qualifying

Thruxton Free Practice 1

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Motorbase Performance - Autosport International

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Mat Jackson caps a good final weekend in the BTCC

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Brands Hatch Preview

BTCC driver Mat Jackson takes on two very different drives at Revival and looks ahead to the final two rounds of the BTCC

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BTCC driver Mat Jackson takes on two very different drives at Revival and looks ahead to the final two rounds of the BTCC

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Mat Jackson happy with his fourth place and points in race two

Mat Jackson takes a well-earned second place in the race day opener at Rockingham

Mat Jackson reviews his P2 a very wet qualifying at Rockingham

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Matt chats following his P5 in qualifying at Snetterton in the BTCC 2016

Mat chats about his BTCC race three win and weekends racing at Thruxton 2016

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St Mary's Trophy

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Warwickshire's top racing driver Mat Jackson will star in the world's most prestigious historic motor sport event - the Goodwood Revival meeting - this weekend September 15th & 16th. British Touring Car ace Mat will continue his driving partnership with revered 1960s racing team boss the late Alan Mann's son Henry, this time in an Alan Mann Racing Ford Prefect 107E from 1959. Mat from Henley in Arden will race the car on Saturday in the St Mary's Trophy event with Henry taking the wheel on Sunday. The two race results with then be added to find an outright winner at the star-studded event at the legendary Goodwood track in West Sussex which attracts some 100,000 visitors each year.

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Matthew presents #LondonGP - your weekly motor sport and music extravaganza on ZoneOneRadio the community radio station for Central London. But before all that, he did a similar thing for another radio station... This show from 2011 is a A British Touring Cars Championship Grand Finale special - ahead of the five-way championship showdown at Silverstone Matthew talks to all five men with a shot at the title... James Nash, Mat Jackson, Gordon Shedden, Jason Plato and Matt Neal As well as regular contributors Autosport Editor-in-Chief Andy van de Burgt and Radio Silverstone's own motorbike expert Paul Musselle And a special guest appearance from the 'Hula Hooping Human Detonator' 17 year old BTCC driver Chris Swanwick. Music this week from Texas, The Beach Boys, Peter Sellers and The Regimental Band of the Coldstream Guards. -- www.twitter.com/radio_matthew and www.twitter.com/z1radio www.ZoneOneRadio.com www.facebook.com/ZoneOneRadio -- Intro My Morning Jacket - 26 Second Song Letter from the Editor - with Autosport Editor-in-Chief Andrew van de Burgt Regimental Band of the Coldstream Guards - National Anthem of Uganda Interview: Chris Swanwick, Rob Austin Racing DJ Shadow - Going Nowhere Interview: James Nash, 888 Race Engineering Texas - Interlude Interview: Mat Jackson, Airwaves Racing Vaccines - Wreckin' Bar (Ra Ra Ra) Interview: Gordon Shedden, Team Honda Racing The Beach Boys - You're Welcome Two Wheel Report - with Paul Musselle Godzilla TV Theme Interview: Jason Plato, Chevrolet BTCC Peter Sellers - Peter Sellers Sings George Gerschwin Interview: Matt Neal, Team Honda Racing Outro Portishead - Glory Box Abba - The Day Before You Came

Frank Wrathall and the Dynojet Racing team celebrated their maiden race victory in the Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship after a superb drive by Frank in the final race of the season at Brands Hatch. It was a masterly performance in treacherously wet conditions by the 26-year-old Lancashire driver, who started from second on the grid in his Toyota Avensis and who took over in front on lap four when the Ford of early leader Mat Jackson struck trouble. Wrathall pulled out a useful lead over the pursuing Hondas of Matt Neal, Gordon Shedden and Andy Jordan and romped home to win by nearly seven seconds by the end of the 15-lap sprint. In addition to his 10th place overall in the drivers championship, Wrathall ends 2012 in eighth place among the BTCC independent drivers. Dynojet claims fifth place in the independent teams

2012 Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Champion - It was a gloomy day at Brands Hatch but the dark and the dank could not mask the brilliance of the occasion for Flash. For this was the day that he achieved his boyhood dream of winning the British Touring Car Championship! In fact it was an exceptional race meet in many ways. Not only did we crown a first time Champion, but we also saw two first time race winners in Aron Smith and Frank Wrathall. Flash was leading the championship when we arrived at Brands, but it was still an open book with three possible winners. Flash, Matt, or Jason Plato. Race One was a great win for Matt, in spite of the pain of his broken hand. Flash finished 5th, but crucially he was ahead of Jason Plato in 8th and so stayed at the top of the championship albeit with a reduced lead. But then in Race Two, Flash was able to tie it all up. Aron Smith became a first time race winner, but when a lighter Flash came up behind Matt, he did not fight for third place. It was a crucial and selfless move by Matt, proving what a great team player he is and how well the teammates get on with each other. Unleashed, Flash took fastest lap, which gave him an extra point. He finished the race second. It was enough to secure Flash’s first ever BTCC title. And in Race Three Matt was able to secure second place in the Championship after Plato once again failed to perform. The Race saw our second, first-time winner when Frank Wrathall took the chequered flag after pole sitter Mat Jackson retired with a technical problem. So a perfect one, two for us and it’s fitting that in the very last meeting of the season we are seeing new BTCC winners.