Podcasts about Melbourne Grand Prix

Today Clairsy and Lisa spoke to Barra about the dismal failure of our Eagles and Dockers at the weekend and Oscar Piastri's failure at the Melbourne Grand Prix but on a positive note, the continuing rise and success of a runner named Gout Gout. In The Shaw Report, White Lotus star Jason Isaacs calls out the CBS Morning Show when they asked him about his full frontal nude scene in the show. Clairsy stayed in a hotel in the city over the weekend and had a very strange conversation with the concierge about a very famous Perth landmark. It's St.Patrick's Day so CLairsy & Lisa opened the phones to ask about when you've had the luck of the Irish. Former West Coast Eagles star Chris Masten has a new career in winemaking and came into the studio to talk to the guys about the Top Up Wines-Your People's Choice WA Wine Awards.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Liam Lawson's Red Bull Racing debut in Formula One has been one to forget, after he crashed out of yesterday's Melbourne Grand Prix. Morning Report's Ben Strang spoke to Corin Dann.

Liam Lawson's first day as a fulltime Formula 1 driver was a bit of a mixed bag. The practice drives got under way at the Melbourne Grand Prix earlier today. The 23-year-old's first practice sessions on the Albert Park track saw him set poor times, finishing 16th and 17th in the two outings. Bob McMurray joins Piney to discuss Lawson's practice rounds. “Give the bloke a chance – he's never been to Melbourne as a racing driver before, he's never been in a session as intense as this before.” LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The final Formula 1 practice session is under way. Liam Lawson had a bit of a rough start to his first day as a fulltime driver, finishing 16th and 17th in his first two practices at Albert Park. As we count down to Lawson's official full-time debut for Red Bull, Piney catches up with other Kiwi motorsport icons for a chat about his achievement. Former Supercars driver Greg Murphy offers his thoughts on Lawson and his hopes for the young star. “Liam's had some amazing support to get there, but he's delivered and repaid all that support,” he told Piney. “Now he's there at the top.” LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pukekohe local Liam Lawson is competing for the first time as a permanent driver for Red Bull Racing at the Australian Grand Prix. RNZ's own Ben Strang is in Melbourne soaking up the atmosphere and speaks to Mihi.

Liam Lawson has made a modest start to his Melbourne Grand Prix weekend, 16th in the first practice session this afternoon. World championship favourite Lando Norris, racing for McLaren, was top of the pile. Ben Strang spoke to Lisa Owen.

Sam looks ahead to Liam Lawson's long-awaited Formula One debut at the Melbourne Grand Prix, the next steps for Joseph Parker who is set to fight Oleksandr Usyk following WBO orders, and The Warriors who are looking to right the wrongs of Vegas and kickstart their season.

New Zealand's formula one driver Liam Lawson says deep down he believes he is the best driver on the planet. Morning Report's Ben Strang spoke to Corin Dann.

Liam Lawson will get his first taste of Formula One as a fulltime Red Bull driver when practice begins this afternoon for the season-opening Melbourne Grand Prix. His only previous experience at the circuit came via a lap in a V8 Supercar last year. Motorsport Commentator James Allen told Andrew Dickens that there's no question Lawson's got talent. He says he wouldn't judge him too much on how he performs on the Melbourne track though, as it has some very strange characteristics and doesn't really reflect anything of the season ahead. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Liam Lawson has made his first appearance in Melbourne ahead of the Grand Prix this weekend. Morning Report's Ben Strang spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

The 2025 Formula 1 season is underway, kicking off this weekend with the first Grand Prix in Melbourne. The season is set to be intense, with Lewis Hamilton in the drivers seat for Ferrari, Liam Lawson making his fully fledged debut as Max Verstappen's new wingman at Red Bull, and McLaren looking like the team to beat. Luke Smith has chased the sport for over a decade, currently working as the Formula 1 writer for the Atlantic. He told Mike Hosking this year looks so competitive, and it's very hard to call who's going to be quickest. “We go into a lot of seasons kind of thinking like, there's normally one team that should dominate,” Smith explained. “But this year, it really feels like anybody's game.” LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With the Melbourne Grand Prix on this weekend, it got Si thinking ....

We're blending the old with the new on a Victorian public holiday - we kick off this show with the boys' chat with Gold Coast Suns coach Damian Hardwick - who faces the tough questions from new Suns member Billy. We relive Billy shotgunning a can of coke zero and making a mess of the studio, then Billy goes 1-on-1 with West Coast legend Ben Cousins - with a little help from Daisy and Lehmo. Former Haas F1 Team Principal Gunther Steiner is in studio of the Melbourne Grand Prix this weekend, Billy talks US Politics, and Andy Brayshaw phones into talk to Uncle Jim after signing a massive contract extension with the Dockers. Finally, Billy has a Fruity Monday Joke about bondage.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The treasurer has hinted that energy bill relief could be on the way, Donald Trump has been saying on the campaign trail that he'll finish building a border wall between Mexico and the US, it's been revealed Kate Middleton turned down help from aides when writing the script for her cancer announcement video, It appears that Brooklyn Beckham is terrible at acting, confronting audio has been released from yesterday's Melbourne Grand Prix, a golfer's TV interview has gone crazy onlineSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The fellas have trekked it down to Albert Park for the 2024 Melbourne Grand Prix, where John actually got some one-on-one time with Mercedes' George Russell. Check it out now. Support the show

Channel 10 Motorsport Commentator Richard Craill spoke with Adam White ahead of the Melbourne Grand Prix this weekend. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome back to Pitstop! The Melbourne Grand Prix is here. As always, we give you our top 3 Podium Predictions, plus.. We answer YOUR questions from our Discord server, and Jake decides to quiz us both on how Australian we ACTUALLY are! The Discord will be popping off this weekend so hop in and come join the fun while you're watching the race. Link in @pitstop bio Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Former world champion Damon Hill is the anchor of channel 10's F1 coverage from the Melbourne Grand Prix this weekend. he spoke with Bicks and Walshy ahead of the race. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to Episode 162 of The Numbers Game. Today, we're talking about the world of Formula 1. We dive into the financials of the Melbourne Grand Prix, what it costs the state, how much cash it generates local businesses, and the impact the Netflix series 'Drive to Survive' has had on the sport's success.On this episode, we discuss:Economic Benefit of the Formula One in MelbourneThe Influence of Netflix's Drive to SurviveIncrease in Female AttendanceDriver Salaries and ContractsRevenue and Expenses of the Formula OneCheck out the free resources from Inovayt here.Send us an email: hello@thenumbersgamepodcast.com.auThe Numbers Game is brought to you by Future Advisory & Inovayt.Hosts:Nick ReillyJason RobinsonMartin VidakovicThis podcast is produced by VIDPOD.

Dive into the thrilling world of motorsports as hosts Jamie Le Mura and Leigh Harrison discuss controversial races, top drivers, industry challenges, and share fascinating insights into the history of racing. We kick things off by catching up on how Leigh is preparing for his epic road trip to WA, discussing Cody's fly-in, fly-out lifestyle, and sharing some personal highlights from our Easter break.  Listen as we discuss the drama of the Australian Grand Prix, the challenges faced in the world of the V8 Supercars series, and share our personal top five drivers of all time. We explore the history of motorsports and the family tree of racing. We cover the MotoGP race at the Circuit of Americas, the V8 Supercars series, and our personal top five drivers of all time.  Finally, we touch on some pressing issues in the motorsport industry, such as gear shortages and future guests for the show.  Be sure to check out our blog - Top Five Motorsport Drivers of All Time: Our Personal Favourites For more thrilling discussions spanning Formula 1, V8 Supercars, MotoGP, NASCAR, and the exciting world of go-karting subscribe to Negative Camber, the Motorsport Show negativecamber.co, YouTube or wherever you listen to podcasts. Chapter Summaries(0:00:00) - Negative Camber Motorsport ShowJamie and Leigh catch up on Leigh's roadtrip, Cody's FIFO lifestyle, Easter celebrations, and recap GWS football game. (0:11:54) - Formula One Review and ChallengesLogistics, increasing costs, Formula One success, Melbourne Grand Prix attendance, Hollywood's role, and sell-out definition are discussed. (0:20:05) - Dramatic Australian Grand PrixMax Verstappen wins the race, with Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso completing the podium, as George Russell makes a few positions off the line and Perez and Landon Ars make daring moves. (0:26:29) - Controversial Australian Grand Prix ResultMax Verstappen's win, Carlos Sainz's five-second penalty, FIA's handling of race results, Fernando Alonso's third place, Nico Holkenberg and Sainz's implications, and Sporting Regulations' rules. (0:39:53) - Grand Prix Driver AnalysisMax Verstappen's complaints, Jules Villeneuve and René Arnoux's rivalry, Mercedes' impressive form, Oscar Piastri's first points, McLaren's form, Sergio Perez's weekend, and increasing costs' impact on motorsport. (0:52:14) - Top Five Drivers and Sporting IdolsJamie and Leigh discuss their top five idols, reminisce on the early 90s, and remember Greg Moore's tragic accident. (1:01:22) - Motorsport Updates and Safety ConcernsJamie, Leigh's fashion, Nazca Cup, Tyler Reddick's win, Kyle Larson & Josh Berry's battle, Christopher Bell's domination, Xfinity & Craftman Truck Series, Joseph Newgarden's win, FIA F2 & F3, Justin Owen's death, and WEC race discussed. (1:14:27) - MotoGP Race and Tim's HistoryDr Dez returns to the driver's seat, highlighting Argentina Term, Master, Rio Hondo, Brett Binder's crash, Jan Antonio and Zarko's battle, Miller and Martin's fight for 7th, Marquez and Banyaya's battle for 2nd, and Miller's progress from 16th. (1:21:34) - MotoGP Highlights and DiscussionPeko's first wet weather win, Alex Marquez's crash, Yamaha's struggles, Honda's issues, and the cyclical nature of MotoGP. (1:30:19) - V8 Supercar ConcernsV8 Supercars parity, Shane Van Gisbergen's conduct, Fox Sports broadcast changes, drivers' perspectives, and drive safety in Newcastle are discussed. (1:39:38) - Parking Woes and Catch Can IssuesJamie and Leigh discuss V8 Supercars, catch cans, proportioning valves, rebuilding cars, and Leigh's lack of parking. (1:45:43) - Gear Shortage and Future GuestsJamie and Leigh discussed Dr Dez Tim's Barossa race, Tecno Cowboys, MotoGP, V8 Supercars, and their top five drivers.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As the Premier League season keeps moving on, the hits keep coming for certain clubs. Leicester, fully embroiled in a relegation battle, have parted company with their long serving first team coach Brendon Rodgers. In an attempt to save their season, the board at Leicester see moving in a different direction as their best option to stay afloat in the Premier League. At almost the same time Leicester announced their decision to part company with Rodgers, Chelsea sacked Graham Potter. Chelsea, currently sitting 11th, will look to salvage what is left to salvage through the Champions League and will hope whoever comes will be able to navigate a difficult tie with Real Madrid. Also this week, the boys have an update on the Melbourne Grand Prix and take a look at all the shenanigans that took place down under. Leave a comment below if you have an opinion on if Leicester and Chelsea made the right call by sacking their managers. Join the RCR discord to chat with the boys and set up chess games: https://discord.gg/wzJQxR64rk If you're looking for custom apparel in the Falls Church area of Northern Virginia, check out TBS Impressions: https://tbsimpressions.com/ Connect with us on social media. Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/RedCard_Radio​​​​ Brad: https://twitter.com/KSBradG​​​​ Sean: https://twitter.com/WhiteHart_Sean​​​​ James: https://twitter.com/JamesTiffany​ Time Stamps to come #podcast #vodcast #soccer #epl #football #arsenal #chelsea #tottenham #manchestercity #liverpool #manchesterunited #fifa --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/redcardradio/message

Formula One commentator Richard Craill joins Rusty to step through all the drama across the weekend of racing at the Melbourne Grand Prix. (And apologies for some of the language! Rusty's a bit fired up about the GP and some of things said in the wake of it all.) We go through the red flag restarts, the awkward finish, the dangerous track invasion as well as some fascinating insights into what it's like to call the action alongside your childhood hero. We also wrap Oscar Piastri's first ever Championship points in F1, and discuss what's next for Daniel Ricciardo.  Plus Tim Edwards, CEO of Tickford Racing, debriefs the Supercars show in Melbourne, and goes through the latest on Gen 3 parity testing and getting to the root cause of those frightening fires for Nick Percat and James Courtney.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

One of the most famous athletes on the planet joins Howie for a chat ahead of the 2023 Melbourne Grand Prix.  The 7-time World Champion is thoughtful, honest and insightful.  He chats through his recent trip to Byron Bay, surfing, sharks, pubs, the Melbourne Grand Prix, his humble beginnings, his mindset and what it takes to be great.  This special GP episode was thanks to Fox Sports.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's Pod we unpack all the games from a ripper round 3! Special guest and friend of the Pod Max Miller joins us to unpack the Melbourne Grand Prix! 00.00 Broden and Tom talk about the weekend of footy. 18:00 Broden and Tom talk through each game. 40:00 Max Miller joins us for Malaka of the week and to talk the Melbourne Grand Prix! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

World champion Max Verstappen won his first Melbourne Grand Prix on a drama charged day that saw records broken and carnage unfold on course. The number of CBD employees committed to working five days a week in the office has plummeted from 20 per cent to just 8 per cent since November.  Firefighters would share in a whopping $127m taxpayer-funded windfall under a new push by the militant United Firefighters Union.  Triple AFL premiership captain Trent Cotchin is at the centre of a school uniform war after parents were forced to order socks only from his company.  For updates and breaking news throughout the day, take out a subscription at herald sun.com.au    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Donald Trump to avoid handcuffs following his indictment; former Paralympian Oscar Pistorius denied parole; and Aston Martin driver Fernando Alonso speeds through second Melbourne Grand Prix trial.

Daniel Ricciardo is an eight-time Grand Prix winner, so it sucks that he's not competing this week in Melbourne. While Red Bull is leveraging the reserve driver for all of his marketing brilliance, is there another chapter on track in Formula One? Today, Patrick Stack speaks with Jess Yates about Ricciardo's future and how the heir to his Australian throne, Oscar Piastri, compares. Featured: Jess Yates, F1 host, Fox Sports Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

It's another day and another chance to catch up on what's going on in the world of sports! Highlights include:  Interview - Guenther Steiner - team principal of the Haas Formula One team and star of Netflix show Drive to Survive - on the Melbourne Grand Prix this weekend and the growth of F1 through the Netflix show. Talkback - did Drive to Survive get you into F1? Talkback - could you do a Drive to Survive for the All Blacks? Interview - Simon Edwards - New Zealand Breakers general manager - on the franchise looking to sign USA superstar Liangelo Ball. LISTEN ABOVE  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The reigning Supercars Champion like you rarely hear. SVG opens up on that controversial opening week at Newcastle, the Gen3 cars, Mark Skaife and more.   He chats through his friendship with Max Verstappen and how much he is looking forward to checking out the F1 beasts at the Melbourne Grand Prix.  Plus, Oscar Piastri heats up ahead of his home coming to Melbourne.  Head to Rusty's Twitter or Instagram and give us your feedback and let us know what else we can help you with on The Motorsport Brief with Rusty.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Some of Australia's top burns surgeons say lessons from the Bali Bombings have been forgotten, leaving the country under-prepared for mass-casualty burns incidents including major bushfires. Melbourne Grand Prix boss Andrew Westacott will stand down as chief executive after next year's race, in a shock departure from the Formula One major event. Fire Rescue Victoria could be victim of a cyber attack after the emergency service was forced to shut down their system over an outage. And Christmas is supposed to be a time of joy for all. For some, it's a time shrouded in stress and anxiety as the pressure to provide ample food and gifts mounts. For updates and breaking news throughout the day, take out a subscription at heraldsun.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We had the pleasure of interviewing WILSN over Zoom video!Australian vocal powerhouse WILSN is thrilled to announce her debut album, Those Days Are Over, out February 3 on Ivy League Records/Universal MusicAustralia (Rolling Blackouts C. F., Hatchie). She also revealed a US headline tour (dates below), following her run with Allen Stone. A fusion of pop, soul, Motown and jazz both classic yet contemporary, WILSN's unbelievable voice & honeyed sound on the record are showcased on single & video debuted today on Under the Radar – “Hurts So Bad” featuring Josh Teskey, lead singer of award-winning Melbourne blues-rock band The Teskey Brothers (even Chris Hemsworth is a fan). Built from a trumpet melody by friend & acclaimed horn player Billy Aukstik (Mark Ronson, Erykah Badu, Sharon Jones, Charles Bradley), the heart-wrenching break-up song is accompanied by a video from Triana Hernandez, where the masterful performers are in full flight. “Right before Covid hit, I toured through Europe and the UK with The Teskey Brothers,” WILSN explains. “I was already a fan before this but seeing their show every night and occasionally getting up to sing with them in their set really solidified my love for the band. Josh is one of my favourite singers in the world and I feel super lucky he's singing with me on my debut record.”Studying at Melbourne, Australia's prestigious Victorian College of the Arts and playing shows there, WILSN – real name Shannon Busch - was soon noticed by international publishing juggernaut Pulse Music Group (Kehlani, Yebba) / Native Tongue (Courtney Barnett, Aldous Harding) - even going on to play the Melbourne Grand Prix. She briefly moved to Nashville to work with GRAMMY-winning writers, which helped hone her craft for this full album.The influence of soul and powerhouse vocal divas loom large over her debut album, Those Days Are Over. Songs like “If You Wanna Love Me,” “Tell Me” and “Hurts So Bad” ooze with the sound, feel and all the emotion of classic soul. Yet while the album is steeped in the sounds of yesterday, WILSN and her partner and producer Stephen Charles (Blessed, Tyne James Organ) took care to balance those classic elements with modern production techniques, leaning on Charles' background in hip hop production to amplify the grooves, dialing up the bottom end and keeping a modern excitement in the mix to make sure the record stood up sonically to contemporary releases. The result is a masterful work, at once timeless and of the now. The album will also be on Apple Music Spatial Audio and vinyl via Vinyl Me Please.We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com. www.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #WILSN #TheTeskeyBrothers #ThoseDaysAreOver #NewMusic #zoomListen & Subscribe to BiB https://www.bringinitbackwards.com/follow/ Follow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! https://www.facebook.com/groups/bringinbackpod

Michelle joins the show for the 8.30 update

This week, Paul becomes a 'Social Influencer' and makes it into the Melbourne Grand Prix.   We expect him to be dancing on TikTok any day now.   We talk pricing for the Ford Ranger Raptor, give our impressions of the hottest new cars on the planet and review KIA's EV6.    Gordie also tries to buy it, unsuccessfully, but tune in to find out how long we have to wait to actually get one.    Wanna get in touch with us? We'd love to hear from you.. contact@thedriversshow.com.au or find us on insta @thedriversshow.com.au  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to the latest Unmade podcast. Today's edition features the penultimate extract from the audio edition of my book, Media Unmade, which is published by Hardie Grant and available online and in book stores.In today's chapter, we reach 2020. It was shaping up to be a typical year for the media, with the Olympics set to boost ad spend, but media bosses complaining they were still having to scrap for every dollar.And then, on Friday 13 March, Covid upended everything. The Melbourne Grand Prix was cancelled and the shutdowns began.Cinema was hit first and hardest. Then out of home advertising. Bauer Media began to feel an extreme case of buyers remorse in its agreement to purchase Pacific Magazines. In television, Ten cut its on air talent while Seven and Nine negotiated their sports rights costs downwards. News Corp axed most of its community newspapers, with a devastating impact on local communities.There had never been a year like itIf you've been enjoying hearing the podcast, please do give it a five star rating on whichever podcasting app you use. That helps other people find it, and gives me some much needed validation.Audio production on Media Unmade comes courtesy of Abe's Audio, the people to talk to about voiceovers and sound design for corporate videos, digital content, commercials and podcasts.As ever, I welcome your thoughts to letters@unmade.media.Toodlepip…Tim BurrowesUnmade This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.unmade.media/subscribe

'Off The Grid' Episode 3 looks at The Melbourne Grand Prix, where Charles Leclerc came up on top with a convincing performance at Albert Park1⃣. We also talk about the woes of the Defending Champion

 It's one of our favourite times of the year when Aussies can enjoy back-to-back shortened working weeks. And after returning from last week's Melbourne Grand Prix - which shaved another few business days from the Team BH calendar - Jack, John, and Gazbulla fire up the mics for some aimless shit talk. Have a cracking break, legends. 

This week I travelled to the Melbourne Grand Prix and had a great time - of course! But I also uncovered some great stories, two of which I want to share on this week's show.Zac Duff from JigSpace joins me to talk about their big Apple Keynote exposure and their subsequent leap onto an F1 car.And Corey Tutt from Deadly Science will inspire you to dig deep and help out those who should very much be exposed to STEM learning.Plus of course, your calls on Tech!

This week I travelled to the Melbourne Grand Prix and had a great time - of course! But I also uncovered some great stories, two of which I want to share on this week's show. Zac Duff from JigSpace joins me to talk about their big Apple Keynote exposure and their subsequent leap onto an F1 car. And Corey Tutt from Deadly Science will inspire you to dig deep and help out those who should very much be exposed to STEM learning. Plus of course, your calls on Tech!

This week I travelled to the Melbourne Grand Prix and had a great time - of course! But I also uncovered some great stories, two of which I want to share on this week's show.Zac Duff from JigSpace joins me to talk about their big Apple Keynote exposure and their subsequent leap onto an F1 car.And Corey Tutt from Deadly Science will inspire you to dig deep and help out those who should very much be exposed to STEM learning.Plus of course, your calls on Tech!

This week I travelled to the Melbourne Grand Prix and had a great time - of course! But I also uncovered some great stories, two of which I want to share on this week's show. Zac Duff from JigSpace joins me to talk about their big Apple Keynote exposure and their subsequent leap onto an F1 car. And Corey Tutt from Deadly Science will inspire you to dig deep and help out those who should very much be exposed to STEM learning. Plus of course, your calls on Tech!

I am back after a fantastic time at the Melbourne Grand Prix and ready to be back at the markets. BTC is up but that's all in our top-10 at the time of recording with ETH, XRP, DOT, LUNA, DOGE, SOL, AVAX, ADA and LUNA all down thus far in the session. Us cryptotraders need to keep a close eye on our view, so a Monday is a great time to ask the weekly what's going on. It will help with perspective Learn How To Trade FREE eBook: https://bit.ly/2VoIDzDFREE Online Course: https://bit.ly/2WVD77X Discounts and Promotions 10% OFF Trading Fees at FTX: https://bit.ly/tcftxten30% OFF Taker Fees at Bybit: https://bit.ly/tcbybitpromo10% Discount at Binance: http://bit.ly/2ta6OUu Join the Trader Cobb Community! YouTube: http://bit.ly/34M6GrdFacebook: http://bit.ly/2q1JBSCTwitter: http://bit.ly/33x7gsIInstagram: http://bit.ly/2K8vrWJLinkedIn: http://bit.ly/2PZTB9PTradingView: http://bit.ly/33FsXak See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The boys review Charles Leclerc victory last night at the Australian Grand Prix.

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Show Boss Tiegs joins us to chat through this weekends motorsport, live from her room that's infested with Covid...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bruce McAvaney on the rich prospect of the AFLW grand final, and one half of the game's star billing - Daisy Pearce, Kane Cornes on the pressure that is mounting around Port Adelaide, Brenton Sanderson with a strategy for the Power against the Demons, plus the voice of Formula 1 David Croft ahead of the Melbourne Grand Prix.

The Melbourne Grand Prix gets underway this weekend and joining the show is Channel 10's F1 Commentator Richard Craill.

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After 3 years of waiting racing finally returns to Albert Park for the Australian Grand Prix. With a new circuit and new regs there's plenty of expectations for a  bumper weekend of action and The Unplanned Pit Stop will be there live to keep you in the know. Will it be the Ferrari and Red Bull show or could a little bit of F1 mayhem spring a surprise?You can help us out by leaving a review or follow us on Spotify and keep in touch with us with our socials on Twitter @UPitstop, Facebook at 'The Unplanned Pit Stop' and Instagram at "The Unplanned Pit Stop"

This week Paul and Tiff are joined by W series star and Italian GP cup racing driver Vicky Piria, from an exotic location somewhere in Switzerland! Vicky predicts who's going to win the Melbourne Grand Prix with her home country and Ferrari leading the way a second place to Red Bull racing and a third place to Mercedes AMG which drivers she's chosen? The doctor Valentino Rossi swaps two wheels for four wheels and had an unusual situation with his pitstop. On two wheels there was plenty of MotoGP action in Argentina and then we head to the USA for the NASCAR round up. Who will be victorious Albert park? Will it be Lewis Hamilton, Max Verstappen, Charles Leclerc, or will another driver make the podium?

Also today, some Queensland towns are facing their 5th clean-up in 5 weeks as the flooding crisis worsens. Tasmanian Premier resigns. And find out which pop star is suing the Melbourne Grand Prix! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Father and son killed in Blue Mountains landslide with two others fighting for life. Some Queensland towns are facing their 5th clean-up in 5 weeks as the flooding crisis worsens. Tasmanian Premier resigns. And find out which pop star is suing the Melbourne Grand Prix! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The tears flowed and laughs rang loudly as family and close friends paid tribute to Shane Warne at his funeral at his beloved St Kilda football club.  Gas prices have soared by up to $155 in a year in Victoria, prompting calls for consumers to shop around to avoid winter bill shocks.  A second day of the Melbourne Grand Prix is set to sell out as record crowds rush to return to the Formula One showpiece for the first time in three years.  Disgruntled tip-truck drivers say crippling diesel fuel prices may force them to stop work on major infrastructure projects across Melbourne.  For updates and breaking news throughout the day, take out a subscription at herald sun.com.au  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How the number of seats being assembled at Albert Park reflects the demand for the first Melbourne Grand Prix in three years, what Formula One and the Australian Grand Prix Corporation have learned from other major events throughout the pandemic, how new cars, a new surface and a new layout will make for the fastest surface we've seen in Melbourne, the case for Oscar Piastri to take an Alpine seat for his home race, and more.

Michelle joins Vossy for the 7.30 sports update

Michelle joins Vossy for the 6.30 sports update

A date has finally been locked in for the 2022 Melbourne Grand Prix but some local sporting clubs have been left “hugely disappointed” by the decision. Two thirds of boys playing video games during lockdowns have risky or problematic gaming habits, a groundbreaking study has found. Australians have been blowing away lockdown with a spike in secret cocaine parties across the suburbs. And Victorians and visitors would get discounts to experience top Melbourne attractions under a scheme to lure people back into the inner city after devastating lockdowns. For updates and breaking news throughout the day, take out a subscription atheraldsun.com.au See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matt Stone speaks about preparing for a Townsville double header, the cost of Sprint Races, 500's and Endurance Races, his disappointment in missing out on obtaining a 3rd Racing Entitlement Contract (REC) and the cancellation of the Melbourne Grand Prix

Matt Stone speaks about preparing for a Townsville double header, the cost of Sprint Races, 500's and Endurance Races, his disappointment in missing out on obtaining a 3rd Racing Entitlement Contract (REC) and the cancellation of the Melbourne Grand Prix

This week's episode launches our recaps of Netflix's “Drive to Survive.” The show brought us Formula 1, so these recaps are our way of honoring that gift. And, hopefully, they help enlighten those of you who have yet to experience it. Each podcast episode covers two DTS episodes at a time. Today, we start with season one's “All to Play For” and “The King of Spain”Episode 1: “All to Play For”Introduced to Formula 1 Meet Daniel Ricciardo (driver) & Christian Horner (team principal) with the Red Bull teamMeet Guenther Steiner (team principal) and Kevin Magnussen with the Haas team Experience the Melbourne Grand Prix (season opener) Episode 2: “The King of Spain”Meet Carlos Sainz Jr. (driver) & Cyril Abiteboul (principal) with the Renault teamMeet Fernando Alonso (two-time world champ) and Zak Brown (CEO) with the Mclaren teamIntroduction to the mid-tier battle & the battle between SpaniardsExperience the Azerbaijan Grand Prix and the Spanish Grand Prix  Support the show (https://venmo.com/boxboxf1pod)

** Nathan moved on to the role of Executive Manager - Event Operations at the Melbourne Cricket Club.Watch the original YouTube interview hereNathan O'Brien is the Event Operations Manager of the Australian Open, an event that welcomed a record 796,435 fans in 2019. Nathan is a great example of how building and maintaining relationships whilst still in university can benefit your career when it becomes crunch time.In this interview Nathan outlines:- How he turned his volunteer role at the Melbourne Grand Prix into a longer contract the following year- How he leveraged his experience at the Grand Prix to get the job at Tennis Australia- How students can best stay up to date with developments in the sports industry- How the Australian Open has innovated their fan experience to evolve every year- Day to day, what his role looks like during the tournament, as well as the other 52 weeks of the yearWant to increase your odds for jobs?Check out the SportsGrad Membership! Including live webinars, Q&As, and SportsGrad led forums that will give you that extra edge to help land your first job.Sign up now!: https://www.sportsgrad.com.au/membership***If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes? It takes less than 60 seconds, and it really makes a difference in helping to land guests.Keen to add outstanding experience to your resume? Download our FREE eBook at www.sportsgrad.com.auFollow @sportsgrad on Instagram | Facebook | YouTube | LinkedInConnect with NathanConnect with ReubenConnect with Ryan See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The delayed Melbourne Grand Prix has now got a start date. The government is due to make a decision on allowing more workers to return to offices in the CBD. The Covid-safe rules are locked-in for next month's Australian Open. A $1 million reward to solve a 34-year-old murder. For updates and breaking news throughout the day, take out a subscription atheraldsun.com.au See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

F1 guru Michael Lamonato joined the boys ahead of the growing uncertainties around the Melbourne Grand Prix.

We start the show with an “aspirational calendar”IndyCar has revealed their “aspirational calendar” for 2021 - with a few notable changes, like the loss of COTA from the calendar.Liberty Media has bought a stake in an IndyCar team.Turns out, Mercedes wasn’t completely surprised by Lewis Hamilton’s penalties last weekend.Honda is leaving F1 again… But they’re staying in IndyCar.Red Bull and Alpha Tauri say that they’re staying in F1 even though Honda is leaving - but the question is what next?There were 10 positive Covid tests after the Russian Grand Prix.And the organizers for the Melbourne Grand Prix are hopeful for a mid-March race next year.

Anthony is a Melbourne drummer who loves making music, he regularly performs in rock, jazz, funk, and Irish bands. He has recorded and played with many artists including with Leigh Kernaghan in front of 90,000 people and 5 million television viewers. His professional work has taken him overseas, and right around the country. Some career highlights include the Melbourne Grand Prix performances in 2015 and 2016, live halftime entertainment at the ANZAC day AFL match, and the 'Army in Concert tour' with Guy Sebastian and Marina Prior. Anthony has been a professional musician in the Australian Army Band since 2002 and completed a Bachelor of Music Performance in 2013. He currently teaches at many colleges in Melbourne, directing junior and senior percussion ensembles as well as providing individual tuition for Drum Kit and Keyboard percussion. In between concerts and tours, you can regularly find Anthony at the Paris Cat Jazz Club, and other Melbourne music venues. Anthony's Info:https://stanislavskimusic.com/ https://www.instagram.com/luvskidrums/?hl=en https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTHWizNRbpkStedrF_l6yMQ  https://www.facebook.com/stanislavskimusic/ Seriously, if you are into Brush drumming, Big Band, or Jazz drumming, CHECK HIMOUT!!

Join Craig Hutchison and Damian Barrett for S5 Ep 7. .30 – Damo last week said if he was boss of the AFL he'd reduce the season to 17 rounds. Last week it was a hypothetical – this week it's the AFL's Coronavirus plan. 3.00 – Hutchy praises Victoria's leadership for how they've handled the Coronavirus emergency so far. Can we say the same about our Federal leaders?4.00 – The impact of the Coronavirus on the community. Self interest has been on display so far, but we'll turn towards being more community minded.6.30 – How is Hutchy personally dealing being the CEO of a company in the current situation? The health of people right now is the focus. We all need to try and be as selfless as our own life circumstances allow us to be.11.00 – Hutchy's memories of being in New York during the 2008 Global Financial Crisis. Things do move on.13.00 – Trump announcing bans of 10 or more people gathering at a time. The situation in China seems to be improving. Damo very skeptical about any of the reports coming out of China.15.45 – What's the mood at the AFL at the moment? Damo commends the AFL for their communication to staff, their handling of the situation. . .especially Gillon McLachlan.17.45 – Caro Wilson had a crack at Peter V'landys on Footy Classified last night for his handling of the NRL situation. Did he miss read the play?18.30 – Hutchy feels the AFL should attempt to start the season if at all possible to at least get it underway. Discussion of Foxtel and Channel 7's situation.25.00 – ‘Why or Why Not?' for Drinkwise. BT is stuck in LA. Why can't he call the first AFL game on Thursday from LA – why not?.29.00 – Tom Browne had some issues on Twitter. He's tweeted about fake tweets purporting to be from him. Damo admits to muting Tom Browne on Twitter.33.00 – Cancellation of the Melbourne Grand Prix. The media performance was average. Paul Little was the confusing face of the Grand Prix. Was it a good decision to take things as far as they did to avoid a reported $250 million fine?38.45 – Hutchy proud of SEN on Friday – Whateley broadcast for 8 hours live. Radio and TV will be a really important medium for people in times like these.39.30 – Question of the Week for Social Status. Seppo_222 on Twitter Asks “Should fox footy games (pay tv) be shown on free to air while there is a crowd lockout?”That's our Question of the Week for Social Status - Australia's Leading Social Media Advertising Agency. Does your business need professional Social Media Marketing? Check out their website HERE. 42.00 – The personal situation. Damo's kids are officially out of school. Hutchy's going to have to improve his video game skills as the kids will have more practice than ever. Damo thinks the internet might crash!!Join The Sounding Board fraternity on Twitter or Facebook. Or email the show thesoundingboard@crocmedia.comThis podcast is produced, engineered and edited by Jane Nield for Crocmedia and is all thanks to Drinkwise - remember you won't miss a moment if you Drinkwise.

This week the team discuss the cancellation of the Melbourne Grand Prix, a review of the new Netflix series 'Drive To Survive 2' and races to come! 

On this week's episode of the Unnatural Selection Podcast we discuss a bunch of stuff: Fears of COVID-19 have increased. Peter Dutton tested positive for the Coronavirus. The #BoomerRemover trending hashtag. Social isolation and what’s going on in Italy? The 2020 Melbourne Grand Prix has been cancelled at the eleventh hour. Flatten the curve - slow the rate of infection and ease the strain on the hospital system. Restaurants and events services will not be on the front foot with this - it’s against their interests to be. ‘Contagion’ and Gwyneth Paltro flashbacks. It’s not about you - it’s about the sick and high-risk people you might infect. Privilege - the ability to survive a plague. The Unnatural Selection podcast is produced by Jorge Tsipos, Adam Direen and Tom Heath. Visit the Unnatural Selection website at www.UnnaturalShow.com for stuff and things. The views expressed are those of the hosts and their guests and do not reflect those of any other entities. Unnatural Selection is a show made for comedic purposes and should not be taken seriously by anyone.   Twitter: @JorgeTsipos @TomDHeath @UnnaturalShow   Instagram: @JorgeTsipos @AdamCDireen @Tom.Heath @UnnaturalShow

Welcome to Episode 22 of Formula 1 Grid Talk, this week hosted by guest host Louis Edwards! Today joining Louis we have F1 expert Alex Booth, McLaren superfan Owen Davies, and sports journalist Dev Tyagi. With pre-season testing in the books, and the race seemingly set to go ahead despite the Coronavirus, it’s time to go racing! In This Episode: The announcement of the 2020 Bahrain being raced behind closed doors. Can the younger brigade shake things up at new circuits Zandvoort and Vietnam, where everyone starts from zero? 2023 may see a Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, but will it be good for the sport? Can anyone beat Mercedes in Melbourne? Do Ferrari have the pace to challenge early in the season? How will Alexander Albon approach his first full season with Red Bull Racing? McLaren vs Renault vs Racing Point, how important is the Melbourne Grand Prix in the battle for ‘Best of the Rest’? Does the Racing Point car have the potential to disrupt the midfield pack? With Ocon partnering Ricciardo at Renault, can they bounce back after a disappointing 2019? Alpha Tauri have flown under the radar in pre-season, but does that mean they have also fallen behind the other midfield teams? Haas often do well in Melbourne, can they replicate their form and secure a strong finish? Williams have improved in 2020, but by how much? And will we see them close the gap in Melbourne? Plus the team make their bold predictions for the 2020 Melbourne Grand Prix… Support the Grid Talk Podcast If you enjoyed this episode of Grid Talk please consider supporting us via Patreon for just $1 a week, so we can get better microphones, cameras, lighting, and maybe a cheeky pint after recording. Also make sure you subscribe so you’re the first to know when each new weekly episode is released.   Support the show.

Val kicks off todays show with an excerpt from Susan Vreeland's Clara and Mr Tiffany as we warm up in the studio this morning. We are joined by studio guest Col Bell of Fields of Joy CX and Sunbury Cycling Club and all share our bicycle moments from the last week. We take a look at some news including Fiona Kolbinger's epic Transcontinental Race win and an upcoming meeting at Moreland Council where councillors will vote on whether to support a planned separated bike lane for Sydney Road. For information on how to contact Moreland Councillors and let them know they have your support check here or attend the meeting on Wednesday 14th at 7pm in the Council Chamber, Moreland Civic Centre, 90 Bell Street, Coburg.Talk turns to cyclocross and the upcoming Melbourne Grand Prix of Cyclocross at Broadford on August 17 and 18th. Only the second cyclocross event at the Broadford venue Col tells us what the organisers learnt from the first event and what riders can expect from the course and venue. Registrations for Rounds 8 and 9 at Broadford close Wednesday August 14th at midnight. With the possibility of camping, heaps of elevation and venue facilities like toilets, showers and canteen the Melbourne GPCX looks to be an awesome weekend of  cx racing. As usual there will be support races for kids and an Open category so that everyone can enjoy racing, and features of the course will include a staircase, being built on Tuesday! 

Val and Faith take to the studio on a glorious late winter Monday morning. Val sets the theme,  reciting The Lady Cyclists Soliloquy, an adaptation of a well known Shakespearean verse, of 1897. We share our respective bike moments, only to discover they converge on the recent Melbourne Water pipe replacement project, before taking a look at some news. The 2019 edition of the Tour de France proved to be one of the most interesting for a long time, and we suggest riders in the City of Port Philip area or those who use or may use St Kilda Rd take a look at the Domain Precinct Draft Masterplan and have their say on the proposal. Sticking with Shakespeare, we introduce an article written by a Melbourne woman in 1896 in which examples of Shakespeare's work foretelling the bicycle are explored. We follow this up with a later article from 1935 which introduces a few more examples. Running out of time we quickly mention the RSL Returned Scyclists League Party coming up this Friday at Curve and the upcoming Melbourne Grand Prix of Cyclocross weekend at Broadford. 

Spark has revealed what it will cost to watch the 2019 Rugby World Cup through its Spark Sport app - plus a cover-its-bets approach that will see 12 games screen live or delayed on free-to-air partner TVNZ, including all pool games for the All Blacks, the AB's assumed quarter final, the semis and the final (see full list below).Those who purchase a "super early bird" pass in May will pay $59.99 to watch live every Rugby World Cup match.From June to early September, the price will be $79.99.Then in the "final few days" before the tournament starts in Japan, the cost will rise to $89.99.Single match passes will also be available for $24.99 once the tournament is underway.Source / Spark Sport.Pubs and clubs will be charged the same amount as individual consumers - meaning a bar could screen the tournament to patrons for as little as $59.99 but Spark warns "future sporting events will be priced at commercial levels" for commercial premises.Spark has also confirmed rumours it will take a conservative approach, with 12 games also screening on free-to-air partner TVNZ, and a fallback plan - as first revealed by the Herald on February 15 - for other games to be transferred to TVNZ's Duke channel "within a few minutes" in the event of technical glitches like those that ruined Optus' attempts to stream the FIFA World Cup to an Australian audience last year.The free games will be a mix of live and one or two-hour delay, following the model that Sky used with its Prime channel.The free-game line-up:• Friday 20 September / Pool A, Match 1 (opening match) / Japan v Russia / LIVESaturday 21 September / Pool B, Match 4 / NZ v South Africa / Delayed by 1 hourSaturday 28 September / Pool C, Match 13 / Tonga v Argentina / LIVEWednesday 2 October / Pool B, Match 20 / NZ v Canada / Delayed by 1 hourFriday 4 October / Pool B, Match 23 / South Africa v Italy / LIVESunday 6 October / Pool B, Match 27 / NZ v Namibia / Delayed by 1 hourWednesday 9 October / Pool D, Match 32 / Fiji v Wales / LIVESunday 12 October / Pool B, Match 34 / NZ v Italy / Delayed by 1 hourOne quarter final: TBC, but will be the NZ match, assuming the team progress past the pool stage / Delayed by 1 hourSaturday 26 October / Semi-finals, Match 45 / LIVESunday 27 October / Semi-finals, Match 46 / LIVESaturday 2 November / Final, Match 48 and medal ceremony / LIVERugby World Cup matches streamed on Spark Sport free-to-viewWednesday 25 September / Pool D, Match 10 / Fiji v Uruguay / Delayed by 2 hoursMonday 30 September / Pool A, Match 18 / Scotland v Samoa / Delayed by 2 hoursSpark has so far released web, iOS (iPhone, iPad) and Android versions of its Spark Sport app.Spark Sport was launched for the Melbourne Grand Prix in mid-March, priced at $19.99 a month. That price included all the sports in the Spark Sport stable bar the Rugby World Cup.Spark says you won't have to buy its $19.99 plan if you want the World Cup; you can choose to buy a RWC pass only.The insurgent sports streamer had a few technical wobbles with the second race of the Grand Prix with some on-demand footage freezing, but Spark said it was a process and human error issue rather than a technical problem and pledged to use the next few months to smooth everything out.Last week, Samsung said it would be the first smart TV maker to support the Spark Sport app, which will be added to models going back to 2016.Other TV makers are expected to announce their plans shortly, and Spark is expected to announce the availability of the Spark Sport app for more devices before RWC kick-off.Departing MD Simon Moutter has noted that Lightbox, Netflix and other streaming services have educated hundreds of thousands of households about streaming. That is true, but that still leaves an equal number who don't know Airplay from their elbow. A huge education campaign is needed between now and RWC kick-off on September 21.Mid-March, Spark said it had around 9000 Spark Sport subscribers. The co...

Catch David & Paul in the days before the 2019 Masters. They discuss what they're looking forward to about going to the Masters, pick their favourites for the tournament and catch up about Dave's experience at the Melbourne Grand Prix.

It's Lucky Seven for The Bucket List as this special edition show saw your hosts, Diana Simons and Beefy (The World's Biggest Sports Fan) discuss sporting experiences from all over the globe. This is the World's First Dedicated Sports Travel Show.On this week's show, Aussie Formula 1 star joins Beefy to chat all things F1 as the Melbourne Grand Prix hits town, Daniel Cecconi from Sportsnet Holidays also joins us to highlight how to get the most out of a Formula 1 experience both here in Melbourne and other events on the circuit. Aarong Langmaid from the Herald Sun joins us to shed someof the downsides to hosting the F1 event in Melbourne and Beefy takes us to some of the more bizarre sporting events as it's the World Cigar Smoking Championships in Kuala Lumpur and a round of the Ice Speedway World Championships in Inzell in Germany this weekend!!!The Bucket List Radio Show is sponsored by Getback.health, MyClubShop.com.au - your essential fundraising partners for all sports clubs and community groups and Sportsnet Holidays.Remember to drop by our facebook page and tell us about your bucket list events - https://www.facebook.com/BucketListShow/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

#364 F1’s Back! We discuss the Netflix documentary “Drive To Survive”, the changes to F1 and how they affected the Melbourne Grand Prix. Sniff Petrol on the sound of F1, Ted Kravitz and Richard’s new book. Plus new On Speed music with F1’s Back 2019.

Join James Baldwin & Campy as they recap the Melbourne Grand Prix for 2019. A huge disappointment for Daniel Ricciardo, with some incredible performances from Lando Norris & Valteri Bottas.   Follow us: Instagram: @AUSF1 Twitter: @AUSF1Official     

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Spark will launch its Spark Sport app in early March, in time for the Melbourne Grand Prix on the 14th to 17th of that month.You won't have to belong to Spark to use the app.Spark Sport head Jeff Latch said the app would cost $19.99 per month and be an all-you-can-eat service that includes all of the codes the telco has signed so far, from motorsport to NBA TV to English soccer and European rugby (see full list below).There's a single, glaring exception: the 2019 Rugby World Cup, which will be priced separately. Latch - a 23-year TVNZ veteran who joined Spark late last year - said pricing and other details around the Japan tournament will be revealed in April.However, Latch told Radio Sport Breakfast that they have already worked out how much it will cost. "We have been working very hard on this for the last six months plus. We will be sharing in April all the information that you would want."Meanwhile, Spark will be covering its bets with the Melbourne Grand Prix - which will also broadcast live on TVNZ's Duke channel.Latch says like any service, there will be bugs at launch, which is styled as a "beta" or test launch. Everyone who tries it will go on a one-month free trial, during which he says he hopes people provide feedback (the Herald suspects that will not be an issue; those who have problems will not hold back on social media).But he hopes Spark Sport will be robust enough that the second race in the 2019 Grand Prix series in Bahrain, March 28-31) to be offered through the app only.Last week, the Herald reported that Spark's fall-back plan if the stream goes haywire during the Rugby World Cup will be to shift a game onto TVNZ's Duke channel within five minutes.Latch refuses to confirm that. He says Spark will detail its fallback plan in April.He says that they will be making changes and improve the platform as they go along, and they are very open to feedback."These are living platfoms. They continually adapt and improve as you go forward."Latch says they are launching now so that the platform is in better shape in time for the World Cup. To help build subs ahead of that date, a "freemium" model will see some content offered at no cost, even for those whose one-month trial has expired.For example, Formula 1 practice sessions will be available via the freemium part of the site – but if you want to watch the qualifier and final race, you'll need to be a subscriber.Spark got an unexpected boost this morning, too, as rival Sky announced a price hike for its sports channels (although a parallel move to scrap its $9.99 a month HD fee could see some subs come out ahead).Spark head of sport Jeff Latch says he's confident the telco's streaming service will work, but he is organising a fall-back plan - which will be revealed in April. Photo / Jason OxenhamFor its early March launch, Spark Sport content will be available through the Spark Sport website, plus apps for Apple and Android smartphones and tablets, which will be available through Apple and Google's app stores.Spark Sport will also work with Google Chromecast, a $70 gadget for getting internet-delivered content to a regular telly and Apple Airplay (Apple's technology for wirelessly beaming content from an iPad, MacBook or iPhone to a TV, as long a that TV has an Apple TV unit attached).Latch says support for certain brands of Samsung smart TV will be added shortly after the initial launch. Support for LG, Sony and Panasonic TVs will be added down track, along with a version of the Spark Sport app for Apple TV.With just over 200 days to go before the Rugby World Cup, there's not much "track" left to fill in those caps.Despite widespread qualms from industry insiders, and high profile streaming failures at events from the FIFA World Cup last year to the Superbowl just gone, Latch maintains he's confident Spark's livestreaming of World Cup games will be a success.He says services like Netflix and Lightbox have familiariesed many Kiwis with th...

Faith and Val are joined in the studio by Colin Bell, president of the Sunbury Cycling Club and dream builder at Essendon Fields Cyclocross. We share some news including the launch of Overlander by Rupert Guiness and the ICAN Noble Peace Ride as well as our respective bike moments. Talk turns to this weekend's Melbourne Grand Prix of Cyclocross and the community that has grown around the event both here and overseas. The coming weekend includes a Women's Forum on the Friday evening and racing over the weekend from balance bikes kids to Elite fields attracting international riders. Registrations are open until Wednesday. Cyclocross is a brilliant spectator sport so this weekend is the perfect opprtunity to come and check it out at a great venue with an awesome crowd and exciting riders in all categories. #melgpcx #cx 

The boys are at the Melbourne Grand Prix with Hisense and the Mercedes F1 team looking at new printers, smart glasses and F1 tech, plus we discuss all the news from Samsung and LG in the light of LG's Wallpaper OLED pricing launch.  Apple has four announcements this week including new iPhone and iPad.  LEGO has a new social app for kids, Laptops being banned from Planes and Qantas new inflight Internet

The boys are at the Melbourne Grand Prix with Hisense and the Mercedes F1 team looking at new printers, smart glasses and F1 tech, plus we discuss all the news from Samsung and LG in the light of LG's Wallpaper OLED pricing launch.  Apple has four announcements this week including new iPhone and iPad.  LEGO has a new social app for kids, Laptops being banned from Planes and Qantas new inflight Internet

Val and Faith are joined in the studio on a bitterly cold Monday morning by Sarah Hammond, Jesse Carlsson and Col Bell. We run through some news from the weekend, including the Tour de France and the Tour de Beechworth, and everyone shares their bike moments.Jesse fills our listeners in on the Trans Am Bike Race, which he won in 2015. We move on to sarah and her experience racing in 2016 and the purple dot frenzy that she inspired, the highs and lows of endurance events and whether she would do it again. We finish up with Jesse's plans for two events in Australia, the Race to the Rock and the Indian Pacific Wheel Race.  We finish up with a far too short round up of events which should ahve included, a Projector Bike Ride this Friday night, Fields of Joy CX Women's Development Day and Mixed Gender Development Day on Saturday july 30th, and of course the headlining event the Melbourne Grand Prix of Cyclocross on the weekend of August 6 & 7th (National CX Series) including the Lisa Jacobs Farewell Race! 

You won't be getting any real insight from this podcast, but you will hear cars going round a track and Steve yelling driver's names.

Kevin's here to kick off your sporting weekend with plenty going on. Can England complete a Six Nations Grand Slam when they face Wales in Cardiff? Or can the Welsh upset Stuart Lancaster's team to clinch the title themselves? The 2013 Formula 1 season gets under way this weekend with the Melbourne Grand Prix kicking us off. And in football it's the last round of Premier League fixtures before the final international break of the season.

#165 Once again we’re the first podcast to report on the first Grand Prix of the 2012 season. Gareth, Richard and Zog are up at dawn for the dawn of a new era in F1. How do Sky cope with the greatest show on earth? Plus new GJOS Music with F1's Back 2012.