Podcast appearances and mentions of sebastian bourdais

Si en el primer episodio de la semana del Podcast Técnica Fórmula 1 se analizaron los aspectos más técnicos del circuito de Ímola, en el que recalará la F1 este próximo fin de semana, en este segundo programa toca, no sólo hablar del Gran Premio dell’Emilia Romagna, sino también de la próxima prueba del WRC, el Rally de Portugal, y de la victoria aplastante de Palou en Indianápolis, en el Indy GP, que se prepara ya para acoger las 500 Millas de Indianápolis, a final de mes. Qué podemos esperar en Ímola. El Gran Premio Dell’Emilia Romagna se presenta como una carrera clave en el calendario de Fórmula 1, que da inicio a la temporada Europea, la cual empieza con un apasionante triplete: Ímola, Mónaco y España. Y lo hace con un enfoque en las mejoras técnicas de los equipos y la introducción de nuevos compuestos de neumáticos (recordemos que debuta el C6). Se anticipa una intensa competencia, especialmente con la llegada de esas mejoras significativas en los monoplazas. Y, con el picante añadido de que Newey estará con el equipo Aston Martin ya en circuito. Características que la hacen una pista única. El Autódromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari es conocido por su diseño técnico y sus desafiantes curvas, lo que lo convierte en un circuito emblemático en la Fórmula 1. La gestión de neumáticos y la estrategia de carrera son cruciales debido a las limitadas oportunidades de adelantamiento. Imola tiene 19 curvas y se recorre en sentido antihorario, lo que es poco común en el calendario. Además, la pista es estrecha y presenta bordillos altos, lo que aumenta el estrés mecánico en los coches. Por otro lado, la temperatura de la pista puede superar los 50 °C, afectando la degradación de los neumáticos. En cuanto a la configuración, solo hay una zona DRS, lo que limita las oportunidades de adelantamiento y hace que la clasificación sea vital. Para concluir con esta previa a la primera carrera europea de la temporada, los horarios, con entrenamientos libres el viernes a las 13:30h y a las 17:00h; y el sábado a las 12:30h. La clasificación dará comienzo el sábado a las 16:00h y la carrera verá apagarse los semáforos el domingo a partir de las 15:00h. Indy GP: preparándonos para las 500 Millas de Indianápolis. Resumen breve: victoria de Alex Palou. Otra más. El piloto español ganó de manera magistral, liderando 29 vueltas y superando a sus competidores con una estrategia precisa y una conducción impecable. No todo - aunque sí la mayor parte - es mérito suyo: en Ganassi están también muy acertados con las estrategias. Sea como sea, es su cuarta victoria en cinco carreras, consolidándose como líder del campeonato. Todo el mundo teme este estado de forma tan brutal que recuerda a periodos anteriores en Estados Unidos como los de Dario Franchitti, Juan Pablo Montoya o Sebastian Bourdais. Próxima cita: La Indianápolis 500, donde Palou buscará continuar su racha histórica. El WRC llega a Portugal ¿volverá a brillar Rovanpera? Y, por si fuera poco lo que nos espera este fin de semana, también tendremos WRC, con el desafiante Rally de Portugal y sus espectaculares saltos. Una prueba con pistas técnicas y exigentes. El mundial, además de estar aún en su primer tercio (Portugal será la 5ª de 14 pruebas), está muy reñido e interesante, con la polémica inclusión del “Super Sunday” de este año, que al menos está trayendo mucho morbo a la clasificación. ¿Veremos a un Rovanpera tan fuerte como en Canarias? ¿O será Evans, que lleva un año muy inspirado, el que se lleve el Rally? Pero, ojo, que el vigente Campeón, Neuville, tampoco está nada mal este año… lo dicho, un rally espectacular que merece mucho la pena. Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

IMSA Long Beach Winner Ringer van der Zande talked with Crash Gladys Sunday. His win Saturday came with Sebastian Bourdais who was unavailable to talk on Sunday because of some coaching duties in Long Beach. Sunday's win with Scott Dixon, in fact, allowed Ganassi Racing to double up on the victories in Long Beach. Renger is growing on The Freaks. He has a wonderfully candid conversational style and we like that a lot. Listen...

Oriol Servia is a familiar face in the NTT IndyCar Series paddock. After winning the 1999 CART Indy Lights championship, he went on to race for a number of Indy car teams, including Newman-Haas, where he scored a win in Montreal and finished runner-up in the championship to teammate and four-time champ Sebastian Bourdais. Servia has raced in Formula E and currently drives the pace car during Indy car weekends. He's one of the few drivers in the paddock with a mechanical engineering degree and has used that knowledge to his advantage over the years. We caught up with him at the press day for the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach this year where he was nice enough to spend some time with us. He's not done racing yet as you'll hear in this interview. Enjoy! By Larry Mason Copyright © 2023 Larry Mason

(03-28-2019) - "Abby Perkins" from LA Law chats with Randy at the Hollywood Show about how she loves cars, especially 4 wheel drive vehicles....INDYCAR's Sebastian Bourdais talks about the Long Beach Grand Prix and growing up in LeMans....not to be confused with growing up IN A LeMans....

Nesta semana, no Bandeirada 369, falamos de:MotoGP com o GP da Estíria, que teve um acidente assustador e Jorge Martin debutando na lista de vencedores, assim como a Pramac;Stock Car com vitórias de Daniel Serra e Átila Abreu, herdadas da desclassificação de Rafael Suzuki e da pane seca de Felipe Lapenna;IndyCar em Nashville com primeiro lugar surpreendente de Marcus Ericsson, depois de bater em Sebastian Bourdais.E outros destaques, claro!!Deixem seus comentários e opiniões também nas redes sociais, usando a hashtag oficial.

TONS of IndyCar content this weekend. First up, a media bullpen series of interviews.   Cody Ware, Romain Grosjean, Graham Rahal, Pato O'Ward, Alex Palou, Sebastian Bourdais, and more!   More interview episodes coming all weekend!

Tom Griswold, along with Shaun Souers and Chris Spangle, interviews drivers of the 2021 Indianapolis 500 on important topics like who sweats the most in their suit, is the car hotter with the aero screens, what drivers got detention for, and what they do to hype themselves up before a race. It's a fun look inside the lives of IndyCar drivers. Tune in Sunday morning from 7 AM to 11 AM Eastern on Q95 on the iHeart Radio app for our annual Indy 500 broadcast. Drivers with Time Stamps: - Will Power - 00:00:58 - Alexander Rossi - 00:15:43 - Helio Castroneves - 00:24:02 - Ed Carpenter - 00:32:00 - Josef Newgarden - 00:34:36 - Simon Pagenaud - 00:34:36 - Scott Dixon and Tony Kanaan - 00:59:55 - Sage Karam - 01:16:11 - Alex Palou and Scott McLaughlin - 01:20:27 - Ryan Hunter-Reay - 01:26:42 - Jack Harvey - 01:37:20 - JR Hildebrand - 01:44:16 - Max Chilton - 01:57:13 - Marco Andretti - 01:59:46 - Colton Herta and Stefan Wilson - 02:02:33 - James Hinchcliffe - 02:25:25 - Sebastian Bourdais - 02:28:35 - Marcus Ericsson - 02:41:05 Support the show: https://members.bobandtom.com/pcd/document?iid=99001I**GTZ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

IndyCar's Sebastian Bourdais explains why he decided to return full time to the NTT IndyCar Series after losing his ride in 2019 NASCAR's Kevin Harvick shares his thoughts about the Cup Series' evolution and his son Keelan's budding racing career. MRN Radio anchor Jeff Striegle tells us why he decided to take over the reins of Berlin Raceway.

Tonight on Trackside with Curt Cavin and Kevin Lee, Kevin joins the show from Barber Motorsports Park as son Jackson is taking part in USF 2000 testing. Kevin recaps the 12 Hour of Sebring IMSA Race from the past weekend won by the #5 Mustang led by Indy Car Champion and last week's guest Sebastian Bourdais. He also recaps how the other Indy Car connections did at Sebring. Curt and Kevin talk about AJ Foyt's new sponsor Rokit which will be on Sebastian Bourdais's car and if they will have a fourth car for the Indianapolis 500 and other possible Indy 500 entries as well and what the total car count will be for May. Kevin gives an update on where Jackson is with a possible deal to run in USF 2000 for the 2021 season. Curt and Kevin talk about NASCAR running on dirt at Bristol this weekend for first time in nearly 50 years for the Cup series and that their have been six different winners in the first six races. Roger Penske also held a zoom conference with NASCAR media but asked about Indy Car and the Indianapolis 500. His goal is to have 250,000 fans for the 500 in May. AJ Foyt Racing President Larry Foyt joined the show to with Curt about the new sponsor ROKiT for Sebastian Bourdais this season and his thoughts on the upcoming season for AJ Foyt Racing. Top Gun Racing co owner Bill Throckmorton talks with Curt as well about the upcoming Indy Car season with driver RC Enerson and why they decided to skip 2020 and wait to launch in 2021.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on the podcast, JD and Derrick talked about the big win for Ryan Blaney over Kyle Larson at Atlanta, getting one back for the House of Blaney. It has been 20 years since Dave Blaney lost in heartbreaking fashion at the track after losing a wheel.  The guys also talked about repaving Atlanta, a good run for Alex Bowman, Kyle Busch, and Chris Buescher, and whatever the hell "Huck-A-Buck" means. Later, J.D. broke down the Xfinity and Truck races, including the situation with Noah Gragson and Daniel Hemric. Should NASCAR have penalized Gragson or nah? And finally, it was a huge weekend at Sebring for IMSA, with Sebastian Bourdais leading the Mustang Sampling team to victory. JD gave his thoughts on just how impressive that drive was. Next week: Bristol Dirt. We're excited. As always, follow along with us on social media - twitter, instagram, and tik-tok - @staggerpodcast.

Tonight on Trackside with Curt Cavin and Kevin Lee, they preview the upcoming 12 hours of Sebring in which several of the Indy Car field will be taking part in.  Also Indy Car Iracing series returns this week for three events before the 2021 Indy Car season gets underway at Barber next month. Several NCAA Basketball teams visited the Indianapolis Motor Speedway last weekend and watched the Selection Show in the Media Center and Suites at the track. Kevin and Curt also talk about the latest in Covid News including Covid smelling dogs for NASCAR and the latest in vaccinations.  Reigning Indy Pro 2000 Champion from 2019, Kyle Kirkwood joins the show to talk about the 12 hours of Sebring as he will be with Team Lexus in the GTD class.  He also talks about his Indy Lights testing as he prepares for his rookie season in Indy Lights.  Four time Indy Car Champion Sebastian Bourdais joins the show to talk about the 12 hour of Sebring this weekend in the Mustang Cadillac. He also talks about the progress that AJ Foyt Racing has made since he joined the team for the end of last season and his thoughts on the upcoming season. Sebastian also talks about what he did during the off-season including returning to France.   SportsCar 365's and Indy Car Radio Network's Ryan Myrehn joins the show to talk about the new hyper classes for Sports Cars and which classes they will replace.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight on Trackside with Curt Cavin and Kevin Lee, they recap the Indy Car Mid Ohio Doubleheader won by Will Power and Colton Herta over the weekend.  They discuss where the Championship battle stands with three races to go and a few weeks off before the Harvest Grand Prix DH at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Road Course.  Also they talk about the news that broke today in that Sebastian Bourdais will race the #14 car for AJ Foyt Racing for the rest of this season and full time in 2021.  They discuss 7x NASCAR Cup Champion Jimmie Johnson's plan as he will drive for Chip Ganassi Racing in Indy Car next season on the road/street courses and who may drive that car on the ovals and in the Indianapolis 500 in 2021. Other news, Kevin and Curt talk about is the Nashville announcement of an Indy Car race beginning next season and get into other scheduling possibilities for the 2021 Indy Car season. Kevin talks about the upcoming weekend of racing including the chances of Juan Montoya winning the 24 hours of Le Mans and becoming the 2nd driver in history to complete the International Racing's Triple Crown to be on the level with Graham Hill.      See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Tim Hauraney speaks with newly signed IndyCar driver, Canadian Dalton Kellett. Hauraney and Kellett touch on a number of subjects including how he was signed to AJ Foyt Racing, and having experienced teammates such as Tony Kanaan and Sebastian Bourdais.

Tim Hauraney speaks with newly signed IndyCar driver, Canadian Dalton Kellett. Hauraney and Kellett touch on a number of subjects including how he was signed to AJ Foyt Racing, and having experienced teammates such as Tony Kanaan and Sebastian Bourdais.

Carrie Kim with Autobytel talking about the 2020 Nissan Versa James Hunter on the Cadillac XT5 Chad Deschenes on the Lexus RC F Track Edition IndyCar driver Sebastian Bourdais joins the show Anton Wahlman breaking down the new electric Porsche headed to showroom floors soon!

(03-28-2019) - former LA Law actress Michelle Greene LOVES cars, and joins Randy to do some 4 wheel fantasizing from the Hollywood Show in Los Angeles.    Then Randy talks with IndyCar driver and new Long Beach Motorsports Walk of Famer Sebastian Bourdais to talk about the 2019 Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach, what else the city of LeMans has going for it besides some race and the place of his birth, and who is the better cook, him or his wife?    LISTEN, SUBSCRIBE, SHARE/RETWEET, COMMENT!!  

Four-Time CART Champion Sebastian Bourdais is a long-time Friend of the Freaks. He's getting ready to start the IndyCar season in St. Petersberg where he's won the last two races. Bourdais is sixth on the all-time IndyCar wins list. But many of those wins came early in his career. They're coming harder now and Bourdais knows why. He also knows who and what should be out there beating the drum for IndyCar growth. Listen.

Four-Time CART Champion Sebastian Bourdais is a long-time Friend of the Freaks. He's getting ready to start the IndyCar season in St. Petersberg where he's won the last two races. Bourdais is sixth on the all-time IndyCar wins list. But many of those wins came early in his career. They're coming harder now and Bourdais knows why. He also knows who and what should be out there beating the drum for IndyCar growth. Listen.

Marshall Pruettjoins me to talk about what the best drivers do, and don’t do, that make them the best. His insights on Scott Dixon, Alexander Rossi, Simon Pagenaud, Sebastian Bourdais, Robert Wickens, Josef Newgarden, and others are fascinating – and educational. And the stories he uses to illustrate these insights are hugely fun! Marshall is best known these days for his Marshall Pruett Podcast and his writing for Racer magazine and Racer.com, Road & Track, and elsewhere. But what makes his perspective so interesting is that he spent many years as a mechanic in all levels of racing, he’s engineered cars, been team manager, driven, and coached drivers. Marshall has seen drivers and what they do from more angles than most! Listen to the Marshall Pruett Podcast on any of the podcast platforms, or by going to MarshallPruett.com. Follow Marshall on social media: Facebook:www.facebook.com/marshall.pruett Twitter:@marshallpruett Instagram:@marshall.pruett  Or email him at marshall@marshallpruett.com

Sebastian Bourdais stops by to talk about racing after a crippling injury, winning in St. Pete (again), & this morning!

Dusty, Zach and Shay are joined by Gerhett Fredenburgh ahead of the ABC Supply 500. We hear from championship points leader, Josef Newgarden ahead of this weekend’s race, discuss a bit of silly season and reflect on the bad assery of Sebastian Bourdais. http://dts.podtrac.com/redirect.mp3/www.slipstreamnetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/P2P-S3E27-P2P-Less-Pocono-Preview.mp3 Subscribe: iTunes | Google Play | Pocket Casts | Stitcher | […]

Welcome to " The Indy SportsCar Podcast " Tonight @IndycarGreg and @LLNKZ talk about todays Day 1 Qualifying to determin the Fast 9! We also update you with the latest news on the condition of DCR Driver Sebastian Bourdais' Condition after his horrific crash during Day 1 Qualifying into Turn 2 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway! Follow Greg on Twitter @IndyCarGreg and all the shows Social Media Outlets at www.TheIndySportsCarPodcast.com Stream or Download the show from iTunes, Stitcher Radio, The Podbean App along with many other Pod-Catcher apps and as always on Demand Proudly at www.RedDragonsRadio.com Also you can Support the show at www.Patreon.com/iscppodcast ...Cheers and Get well soon Seabass!

Tonight, we look back at the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach. Reliability issues claim all four Andretti Autosport cars, while the Chevrolet teams make a comeback and Dale Coyne Racing’s Sebastian Bourdais quietly establishes himself as the dominating leader in the championship points standing. We also look forward to the Month of May and marvel at what may be the most impactful one-off driver deal in the history of the Indianapolis 500 Mile Race.

Indy Car Driver Sebastian Bourdais

It's been an awful, awful week in the sporting world, and at the start of the show, we pay tribute to Luis Salom, who tragically died during Free Practise 2 for the Grand Prix of Catalunya this past weekend. We'll also be talking about the safety commission's effect on the weekend, and the comments from Valentino Rossi and Jorge Lorenzo, as the politics took hold. We'll be reviewing the MotoGP race as well, including Rossi vs Marquez 3, the Iannone/Lorenzo incident, and all the other drama from an entertaining, yet sombre weekend in Spain. Also on the bill, IndyCar's Dual of Detroit, as Conor Daly stole the show despite Sebastian Bourdais and Will Power getting their first wins of the season, and why Power can't go one weekend without finding something to moan about. And we also talk about some Formula 1, as Baku's layout gets revealed, and King unleashes a behemoth rant regarding Top Gear's already falling ratings. It's come under awful circumstances, but for what it's worth, I hope you all enjoy the show. Thanks for listening.

First up, before anything else, a hearty thank you to you, the #DreNation for supporting this show. This was originally a University project, and it scored at 80% yesterday, meaning I got a first! Seriously, I’m over the moon and I couldn’t have done this without my web designer Stephanie Hunter, my co-hosts Sascha Wagenblast, Gino Van Den Broceke, Scott Woodwiss and of course, my partner in crime, Ryan King. You all are amazing. In this stacked episode, we talk about all the recent F1 news, such as Raikkonen wanting more danger in F1, the fuel-saving and complaining about car difficulty and fuel saving after a mediocre Canadian GP, which we also review. We also tackle MotoGP in Mugello as Jorge Lorenzo strolled to a 3rd consecutive victory, ahead of a very lucky Andrea Iannone. We also talk about Simone Corsi’s idiocy against Sam Lowes in Moto2 and Miguel Oliviera’s first Moto3 victory, making history for Portugal. And we talk about IndyCar in Detroit and Texas as Carlos Munoz took his first IndyCar win, alongside Sebastian Bourdais in a thrilling Race 2, and Scott Dixon’s Texas 600 victory, as well as discuss THAT story about what happened when me and Sage Karam butted heads on Twitter… and I won. I should get a night with his girlfriend as a prize… But enjoy the longest Motorsport 101 show to date with me, Ryan King, and a new co-host in Downforce Radio’s own Louis Suddaby, my radio husband. Enjoy!

I think you can guess why we named this episode how we did. We kept the Bianchi talk brief, and the reason why, is because I hate being sad. Me and Ryan are passionate fans and aspiring journalists sure, but we also enjoy what we do, and we love having a laugh while talking some Motorsport, and that’s what we’ve done for 22 episodes now. I hope you all can understand that when listening. Cheers! In the meantime, we probably treated this episode like Justin Gatlin does when he sees a drug testing van. We sped through a heap of topics, so lemme give you a rundown: NEWS: – Obviously, the passing of Jules Bianchi – Haas revealing their interest of Esteban Gutierrez, Jean-Eric Vergne, Nico Hulkenberg and just about anyone who’s currently in F1, while we debate who should get that Ferrari seat between Bottas and Hulkenberg. – Jenson Button rumoured to be a new BBC Top Gear host, and the original trio heading to Amazon Prime – Carmen Jorda and Michèle Mouton going to war, and why we actually are taking Carmen Jorda’s side on this. Seriously. – The Hungarian Grand Prix, Vettel reaching 41 Career Wins first, over Hamilton, Mercedes terrible day at the office, both controversial Daniel Ricciardo incidents, and why we condemned Autosport and Sky Sports’ ratings in protection of Lewis Hamilton. Again. INDYCAR: – Derrick Walker resigning as President of Operations – A review of Milwaukee as Sebastian Bourdais pulled off a stunner, and Paul Tracy complimented his improved oval skills. Am I high? – A review of Iowa, as Ryan Hunter-Reay remembered he was Ryan Hunter-Reay, as American take their first clean sweep of the podium since the 2006 Indy 500. And we nearly had Ed Carpenter fight Sage Karam. That was fun. – Article 9.2.8, meaning IndyCar drivers can’t badmouth the series anymore without getting fined. Because that’ll change everything! Enjoy the show folks! http://www.henrysurteesfoundation.com MUSIC: “Slipstream” – Isamu Ohira (Gran Turismo 3 Soundtrack) “Just a Day” – Feeder

Click HERE for Audio [ .m4a for iTunes ]race-traffic for Sunday:Sebastian Bourdais, Bruno Junqueira, Paul Tracy, Nelson Philippe, Will Power, Oriol Servia, Mario Dominguez, Antonio Pizzonia, Justin Wilson, A.J. Allmendinger, Jan Heylen, Jimmy Vasser, Dan Clarke, Alex Tagliani, Christiano Da Matta, Katherine Legge, Andrew Ranger, Charles Zwolsman

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