Podcasts about sergey sirotkin

We know Roger Federer's prize money from his Grand Slam wins. We also know of Real Madrid's earnings from their exploits across various football championships. It's a norm for most sports series to reveal winning prize money, so why not for Formula 1? We would love to know (officially!) what Mercedes and Lewis Hamilton earn from Formula 1 for raising the performance bar to newer levels every fortnight. Should this be one more change the sport makes for 2021? Also in this week's episode of the Inside Line F1 Podcast, we react to the rumour that Formula 1 cars could be powered by 50% electric power come 2025 - if so, by what year would Formula 1 become Formula E? The supposed $175 million budget cap for each team - how many teams can actually spend that much? We thank Ferrari for handing Karun Chandhok his best career moment in Formula 1. And finally, we relish at the prospect of Max Verstappen racing in the 24 Hours of Le Mans in an Aston Martin hypercar come 2021 or whenever! Tune in (Season 2019, Episode 24) Here's what's in store for you in this episode: 0:00-3:00: Max Verstappen could race Aston Martin's hypercar in the 2021 24 Hours of Le Mans. Verstappen's inspiration for Le Mans? Nico Hulkenberg! 3:00-6:00: From 2021, Formula 1 teams could collectively spend $2 billion every season to try and entertain us. That's the leaked $175 million per team x 10 teams 6:00-9:00: Formula 1 should making teams' winning prize money public - we'd love to know what Mercedes-Hamilton make for boring us all season after season 9:00-12:00: What year could Formula 1 become Formula E? Mithila picks 2030. What's your pick? 12:00-15:00: Ferrari handed Karun Chandhok his best career moment in Formula 1 yet! Btw, did Sergey Sirotkin just replace Fernando Alonso as Mclaren's reserve driver for 2019? 15:00-end: Moments in Time with Lucien Subscribe: iTunes (http://bit.ly/insidelinef1podcast) , audioBoom (http://bit.ly/insidelineviarss) (RSS feed for all devices) and Google Podcasts (http://bit.ly/ilf1pgooglepodcasts) Official Page: Facebook (http://bit.ly/insidelineonfacebook) Follow our hosts on Twitter: Mithila Mehta (http://www.twitter.com/mith_m) and Kunal Shah (http://www.twitter.com/kunalashah) Image courtesy: Red Bull Content Pool

Join Grace and me as we discuss former Williams driver Sergey Sirotkin, Williams F1's new driver, Nicholas Latifi, Lance Stroll's new team, Racing Point whatever and midfield teams sucking. We offer our awards and even read your mail.  Fashion Award:

To open this week we have a special message from Niki Lauda, it’s good to hear from Niki as he continues to recover from his lung transplant earlier this year.There’s chaos at Renault and Nissan as Carlos Ghosen is taken into custody by Japanese authorities and ultimately fired by both companies due to financial improprieties.Haas continues to fight against Racing Point Force India.Fernando Alonso is a little embarrassed by all the attention this weekend.Lewis Hamilton runs the #1 on his car - for a little while.Esteban Ocon will be Mercedes Reserve Driver for 2019.Sergey Sirotkin is out at Williams and Robert Kubica is in.James Key will be reporting to work at McLaren in 2019.Formula E will host an in season test in Saudi Arabia and a 1/3 of the drivers will be women.

Is the 2018 season all over? We're back for another WTF1 Podcast covering all the F1 news surrounding the 2018 Singapore Grand Prix. We talk about Sergey Sirotkin the legend, how Ferrari's strategy fell short again, Schumacher's records being under threat and much, much more! ----- Timestamps ----- 0:12 Naming The Cupboard 2:34 Sirotkin The Legend 5:25 Perez Crashes With Ocon 8:55 Ocon The Cool Cucumber 10:47 Will Ocon Get An F1 Seat? 12:22 Perez Ruined Everything 15:55 Ferrari Strategy Fails Again 18:41 Is The Championship Over? 20:38 Hamilton Is On Fire 23:45 Is Schumacher’s Record Under Threat? 30:04 Driver Of The Day 33:46 Podcast Predictions For Singapore 36:24 Predictions For Russia 39:11 2021 Concept Cars 42:24 A Final Word From Tommy

Lewis Hamilton dealt another blow to Sebastian Vettel's title aspirations with a dominant victory at the Singapore GP. The German driver now trails by 40 points with just six races to go.The more controversial point of the race came when Sergio Perez made contact with the Williams of Sergey Sirotkin. Perez had been following the slower Williams for a while, and when he finally got past, let his frustrations take a hold and decided to take a swipe at the Williams.Perez only harmed himself by getting a puncture, and the subsequently being slapped with a drive through. But should he get a race ban for his actions?We discuss this as well as all the other talking points from the race in this latest podcast.Make sure to SUBSCRIBE and leave a review!

Lewis Hamilton dealt another blow to Sebastian Vettel's title aspirations with a dominant victory at the Singapore GP. The German driver now trails by 40 points with just six races to go.The more controversial point of the race came when Sergio Perez made contact with the Williams of Sergey Sirotkin. Perez had been following the slower Williams for a while, and when he finally got past, let his frustrations take a hold and decided to take a swipe at the Williams.Perez only harmed himself by getting a puncture, and the subsequently being slapped with a drive through. But should he get a race ban for his actions?We discuss this as well as all the other talking points from the race in this latest podcast.Make sure to SUBSCRIBE and leave a review! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

SPOILER ALERT - Will Power won the 102nd running of the Indianapolis 500, Daniel Ricciardo won the 76th Monaco Grand Prix, and there was a NASCAR race this past weekend...A processional race without a lot of passing - are we talking about the Indy 500 or the Monaco Grand Prix? We're talking about both this year...Hockenheim wants a better deal in order to keep hosting Grand Prix races.Could the MGU-H get dropped by F1? Jean Todt at the FIA is open to it.McLaren gets a new shareholder - and he's the father of Force India's Test and Development driver.Sergey Sirotkin is a workaholic.Gunther Steiner insists that Romain Grosjean's position with the team is not in jeopardy.German media is speculating that Brendon Hartley might be replaced by Pascal Wherlin, and Helmit Marko gives a lukewarm denial.Mercedes questions oil burning practices and Ferrari's battery usage.Red Bull was willing to let Daniel Ricciardo blow his engine instead of retiring from the lead of the race.Christian Horner warns Max Verstappen that he needs to stop crashing.Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso didn't like this year's race.And Citroen fires their driver for "an excessively high number of crashes."

#333 New Old Cars: Resto-Modding. The trend for new builds of old cars and equipping old cars with new tech. Sniff Petrol on McLaren-Renault and Sergey Sirotkin. Plus the Gen2 Formula E car and the Le Mans LMP1 line-up. Plus we remember Ana-Marie Borg.

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The 2018 Bloke & A Bird Show Motorsports Calendar is coming soon - we promise...The next round of the Formula E Championship will be held in Mexico City - and the proceeds from the race are being donated to the reconstruction efforts from the earthquake last year.Daniel Abt thinks there's cheating in the Fanboost system in Formula E - while Alejandro Agog the CEO of the sport says that there is no cheating...IndyCar's new aerokit has hit the track for the first official time - and it seems that it's leading to increased tire wear.IndyCar also tested the aeroscreen concept of a windscreen for cockpit head protection. Scott Dixon doesn't think it was all that bad.The organizers of the Six hours of Fuji race have moved the race a week earlier in the month to allow Fernando Alonzo to compete, and McLaren insists that Fernando is on loan to Toyota and only there to race.Grid Girls are gone - now we have Grid Kids.All that money that Williams is getting from Sergey Sirotkin - possibly will be going towards car development.The FIA is tweaking the rules regarding the engines to make it harder to squeeze out extra performance.McLaren won't have any influence on Renault's engines for a few years.Mercedes has replaced Hugo Boss with Tommy Hilfiger as their team wear sponsor.McLaren has signed Dell as their new sponsor and technology partner.Haas has a sponsor! WOOT!Kyalami says that F1 needs to be more attractive financially in order for them to host a race.We discuss the Amazon short series Grand Prix Driver.And finally - we want your questions for the 2018 prediction show...

#329 Motoring and Celebrities. Do autonomous cars mean the love of cars is becoming redundant, or simply a hobby? We list the famous people we’ve personally seen and the cars they were spotted in. Plus Sniff Petrol on Sergey Sirotkin and autonomy.

Die Williams-Fahrerpaarung steht fest: Sergey Sirotkin startet in der Formel-1-Saison 2018 an der Seite von Lance Stroll. Eine Bankrotterklärung für das Traditionsteam? Oder gelingt dem Team mit dem neuen Auto die Kehrtwende?

Was it all about money, or was there more to it than that? Ben Anderson, Lawrence Barretto, Glenn Freeman and Edd Straw look into the reasons behind Sergey Sirotkin getting a race seat, and Robert Kubica having to make do with a reserve and development role at Williams.

It's our last show of the year - and once again our Christmas present to all of you is a break from us! This week - IndyCar has a new team. Honda is relieved that they don't have McLaren as a partner. McLaren was concerned that Honda's problems could cause problems with staffing. Oh - and the head of Honda's F1 Development team, has been given a new role at Honda... Toro Rosso speaks well of Daniel Kyviat. We answer who Sergey Sirotkin is. Williams and Force India review their performance last year. Renault has a goal for pre-season testing - don't break down so much... And we talk about grid girls....

There was drama in both free practice sessions in Malaysia, but for two different reasons. In FP1, the start of the session was delayed by thirty minutes because of the rain, and things got going only to find drivers slipping and sliding their way around the track. Pierre Gasly made his debut, whilst Sergey Sirotkin, Sean Gelael, Charles LeClerc and Antonio Giovinazzi were all also in action.

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F1 Renault Sport reserve driver Sergey Sirotkin chats at Goodwood FOS 2017 before driving the Renault Sport E20 up the famous Hill