Podcast appearances and mentions of nathalie mcgloin

On this week's My Week In Cars podcast Matt Prior and Steve Cropley get into cars from the 1990s, a defining era for the motor car. Cropley talks interviewing Nathalie McGloin, racing driver and the FIA's disability commission president, while Prior reviews the Morgan Supersport, and the pair talk cones and Jeep Wranglers, the Ineos Grenadier, plus more besides including your correspondence. You can make sure you never miss an Autocar podcast by subscribing wherever you get your podcasts. And if you'd be wiling to rate and review the Pod, we'd appreciate it more than you know, too. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to a special #CovidCatchUp series of the Inside Silverstone™ podcast!  In episode #88 your host, Chris Broome interviews Nathalie McGloin - FIA Disability & Accessibility Commission President. Listen to this blockbuster conversation covering Nathalie's incredible journey to become an FIA Commission President, keynote speaker, disabled racing driver, disabled motorsport consultant, and brand ambassador. Nathalie also relives a brilliant Silverstone British Grand Prix story involving Kimi Raikkonen; talks us through the importance of both equality and the next generation within motorsport; introduces us to her charity - Spinal Track; and shares with us her favourite circuit, race series and driver. The interview concludes with a discussion about Pom Bear crisps - because we're a serious podcast and this is what we talk about!   Links: https://nathaliemcgloin.com/ https://spinaltrack.org/ https://www.fia.com/disability-accessibility Leave a review!   Don't forget to check out the Longhurst website for more great content. Would you like to appear on the podcast? Own a business or work in/around the Silverstone business or motor-sport region? Have a story or/and knowledge to share? Get in contact with Chris on insidesilverstone@longhurst.co.uk, or reach out on Twitter @SilverstonePod.   ABOUT THE HOST Chris Broome is first and foremost a big tech, motor-sport, and gaming fan. So the opportunity to host a podcast focusing on these topics was too good to turn down. In his day-to-day life Chris is a Chartered Financial Planner and Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Insurers. His business, Longhurst, has a niche providing financial advice to clients and businesses who work in the tech, innovation, and engineering sectors. Their head office is located on Silverstone Park, Northamptonshire. 'A business plan without a personal plan is pointless.' 

Nathalie McGloin is a disabled woman who races on equal terms against able bodied men in Porsches. As a teenager she broke her spine as a passenger in a road accident - but now the car has brought her a new purpose. For the latest #ThinkingForward interview, McGloin tell our own James Allen about her her clear vision: where a disabled child can watch an F1 Grand Prix and say, "I want to do that one day" and for it be possible.

Every now and agin, someone comes along and inspires not only people within motorsport; but uses their platform to raise the profile of wider issues outside of the sport. Nathalie McGloin is a race and rally driver, an ambassador for global organisations ,president of the FIA commission for disability and accessibility, and a charity founder. As the worlds's first female tetraplegic racing driver, Nathalie pushes boundaries and changes expectations with every race start. Guy snad Paul explore the world of motorsport from a different perspective in episode 19.

Nathalie joins host Claire Cottingham to talk about how she got started in motorsport despite being tetraplegic, the work she is doing with FIA to make motorsport more accessible for people with disabilities, and her meetings with Kimi Raikkonen on and off the 2018 British GP podium!

We hear just how much of a surprise missing out on the Tour de France was for 2018 Champion Geraint Thomas plus find out why GPS is a must for him!Also on the show, the world's first female tetraplegic race driver Nathalie McGloin chats with OJ about her role as the FIA's disability and accessibility president and Raya discovers all there is to know about Footgolf.The Good Time Sports Club is a Shocked Giraffe production and was produced by Mark Payne with additional production support by James Watkins. 

Meet Nathalie McGloin, young, talented, determined to win. Nathalie was dealt a harsh hand of cards by destiny: she has been in a wheelchair since the age of sixteen. But she decided that she is a winner anyway. And look at her today, on the Silverstone circuit, perfectly composed and focused in her powerful car. She is not only going to race. She is going to lead the race. Intro music by Alessandro Martire Prod. Tomm Zeskel, Studio: Sound Waves Chalet

Nathalie McGloin is the world's only female tetraplegic racing driver. But as a teenager she had no interest in cars or racing and had plans to become a lawyer. Then, two weeks into her A levels, a car crash changed everything. She broke her neck and lost the full use of her arms and legs. Nathalie spent 11 months in hospital, which she describes as similar to 2020's lockdown. Although it was far from easy, she says the time enabled her to figure out her passions and what she really wanted to do which eventually led her to a professional racing career. If you, or someone you know, has received exam results or is about to make big life decisions, this is the perfect podcast to listen to with plenty of tips on managing a future when plans are turned upside down. Presented by Beth Rose. Subscribe to this podcast on BBC Sounds or say "Ask the BBC for Ouch" to your smart speaker.

Nathalie McGloin is the world’s first female tetraplegic racing driver. She races a hand-controlled Cayman S in the Porsche Club Championship, competing against able-bodied men. She has an impressive list of sponsors, is the President of the FIA Disability and Accessibility Commission, and founder of Spinal Track that offers disabled drivers the opportunity to experience track driving in specially adapted cars. Nathalie is also an sought after speaker, who delivers keynotes around the world to share her unique story, encourage women and disabled people into Motorsports, and help audiences believe that anything is possible.

This week the chaps return for the New Show. They discuss FCA apparently trying to settle their deisel emission issues in the US, GM's attempt to change driverless testing rule wording is clarified, more jobs to go at Vauxhall, December and 2017 new car registration figures discussed, designer of the rotary engine has passed away, UK Government releases consultation on parking and motorway assist technology, Formula E is back, Nathalie McGloin is President of FIA Disability and Accessability Commision, the history of road tax in the UK, the Top 50 events to attend in 2018 and GM is putting podcasts in cars.

Former football referee Howard Webb told a story recently that he had been approached by players in the English Premier League asking to be booked so they could be suspended for Christmas so they can get some time off. They have to play extra games over the festive period so work more than usual. One way to get a break is to rack up five yellow cards and be suspended. But would players really try something like that? Tim Harford asks journalist Rob Minto to delve into the data. When trolls started stealing a disabled American boy’s photos and turning them into cruel memes, his mother Jenny decided to start fighting back online. We put her in touch with another mother who fought a very similar battle against the trolls… and won. Everyday millions of us across the world get into our cars and drive but even the calmest person can become a raging demon while driving; screaming and swearing at the other drivers. What is it about driving that makes some people so angry? What can we do to stop it? We speak with professional racing driver Nathalie McGloin about keeping control and Glenn Scherer gives us a lesson in ‘car yoga’ to try and keep the rage away.

Everyday millions of us across the world get into our cars and drive. For many of us this will be an unpleasant experience because of the behavior of other drivers or even because of our own bad behavior. Even the calmest person can become a raging demon while driving, screaming and swearing at the other road users. What is it about driving that makes some people so angry? What can we do to stop it? We speak with professional racing driver Nathalie McGloin about keeping control. Dr Mark Sullman tells us what happens in our heads when we get into the driver seat. Comedian Rhod Gilbert gives us a passionate description of what gives him road rage. Monica Chadha describes driving in Delhi. And, Glenn Scherer gives us a lesson in ‘car yoga' to try and keep the rage away. (Photo: Man shouting at woman sitting in car. Credit: Shutterstock)

In episode 5, Nathalie McGloin talks about how wheelchair rugby helped her come to terms with her injury, the importance of changing her mindset and her new passion for motor racing. Nathalie is a racing driver with a twist. At 16 years old Nathalie was involved in a road traffic accident resulting in her breaking her neck at level C6/7. This has left her completely paralysed from the chest down. The accident never deterred her from driving and in 2015 Nathalie became the first ever female spinal injured driver to be granted her race licence in the UK. 2015 saw her complete her first race season in The Porsche Club Championship racing a hand controlled Cayman S. That first season also saw her compete in her debut endurance race, the Race of Remembrance 1000km at Anglesey where she formed an all spinal injured race team, again the first of it's kind in the UK. Visit her website here.