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Welcome to the Lovecars On The Grid podcast! Our global motorsport roundup is back, and Tiff and Paul are on their travels, so sorry we are late this week! Paul and Tiff discuss the great Ollie Bearman story at the Formula 1 Grand Prix. Indycar, Superformula in Japan, NASCAR and more!

Welcome to the Lovecars On The Grid podcast, where our hosts, Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman bring us a roundup of motorsport events from around the World! We have a busy week this week, from Formula 1 in Mexico, to WRC in Czech Republic, World Superbikes in Jerez, plus SuperFormula in Japan, MotoGP in Thailand, Aussie Supercars and NASCAR! Firstly, we wish Tiff Needell a very happy 72nd Birthday! The Mexico Grand Prix was a spectacle that left fans at the edge of their seats. In a nail-biting race, Verstappen emerged victorious. The WRC rally in the Czech Republic was a challenging test for the world's top rally drivers. In World, Superbikes, Alvaro Bautista took victory in a shortened Superpole race in Jerez, Spain. The Thailand Grand Prix in Buriram delivered intense battles and unforgettable moments. Jorge Martin, the rising star of MotoGP, clinched victory in an action-packed race. In the heart of Virginia, NASCAR fans were treated to an exhilarating race at the Virginia 500. The short track at Martinsville Speedway produced intense competition. Paul was also racing in a Endurance race in the EnduroKa at Brands Hatch too! An 8 hour long race with Vbox Motorsport, and was 60 laps off the leaders?

Welcome to the Lovecars On The Grid motorsport podcast, where Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman bring us a roundup of motorsport events from around the World! The racing world was abuzz with excitement this past weekend as motorsport enthusiasts witnessed a series of high-octane events across different continents. From the Caterham Academy race at Snetterton in the UK to the MotoGP race in Austria, the SuperFormula event in Japan, and the NASCAR race at Watkins Glen in the United States, fans were treated to a spectacle of speed, skill, and drama. The Caterham Academy race at the Snetterton circuit showcased the talents of emerging racing stars in the UK. The competitors, driving identical Caterham Seven 270R cars, battled it out on the challenging track, testing their mettle and determination. The race provided a platform for novices to enter the world of motorsport, and it didn't disappoint in delivering both close racing and moments of exhilaration. Over in Austria, the Red Bull Ring witnessed the thunderous roars of MotoGP motorcycles as riders battled for supremacy on the asphalt. The race weekend was characterized by unpredictable weather conditions, adding an extra layer of challenge to the already demanding circuit. Meanwhile, the land of the rising sun witnessed the SuperFormula event, where seasoned drivers pushed the limits of speed and precision at the legendary Suzuka Circuit. The event garnered attention from racing enthusiasts worldwide, as the drivers showcased their prowess in these high-performance single-seaters. Across the ocean, the iconic Watkins Glen International hosted a gripping NASCAR race that had fans on the edge of their seats. The road course's twists and turns demanded precision and bravery from the drivers, and they delivered in spectacular fashion.

On the Grid, the weekly motorsport roundup with Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman. This week we check out F1 Thrills in Canada, Indycar Excitement in America, Supercars down under in Australia, Superformula Takes Japan, MotoGP Heats Up Germany, BTCC Thrills Britain, British GT and Superbikes Rock the UK - plus the ultimate Dan Ticktum post race radio message rant The weekend witnessed an action-packed showcase of motorsport excellence across various continents. From Formula 1's high-speed drama in Canada to Indycar's intense battles in America, Supercars' adrenaline-pumping action in Australia, Superformula's precision racing in Japan, MotoGP's thrilling encounters in Germany, BTCC's excitement in Britain, and the British GT and Superbikes electrifying the UK, let's dive into the standout moments from each event! The Formula 1 circus descended upon Montreal, Canada, for the highly anticipated Canadian Grand Prix. The iconic Circuit Gilles Villeneuve served as the battleground for intense wheel-to-wheel duels and strategic battles. Checo fans look away now! Across America, Indycar and Indy Lights unleashed their thrilling racing prowess. From the high-speed ovals to challenging road courses, the drivers displayed incredible skill and bravery, captivating fans with their wheel-to-wheel battles. Australian Intensity down under, the Supercars Championship ignited with its signature intensity. The Australian circuits reverberated with the thunderous roar of powerful machines as drivers pushed their limits in pursuit of victory. In Japan, the Superformula Championship showcased the perfect blend of speed and precision. Drivers navigated technically demanding circuits, executing precise maneuvers and thrilling overtakes. Germany played host to the heart-pounding MotoGP action as riders battled it out on two wheels. The Sachsenring circuit witnessed fearless displays of skill and bravery as the riders leaned into corners and fought for position. Our beloved touring car series, the BTCC, delivered another weekend of edge-of-your-seat excitement. The fiercely competitive grid showcased close-quarters racing, strategic maneuvers, and nail-biting overtakes. The British GT Championship tested teams and drivers in grueling endurance battles. The championship's multi-hour races pushed the limits of both machine and driver, combining skill, strategy, and teamwork for an enthralling spectacle. The British Superbikes series continued to thrill fans with its high-speed, two-wheeled action at Knockhill. The riders showcased their exceptional talent and bravery, carving through corners and battling for supremacy on the track. Where to listen: Lovecars: https://lovecars.com/podcasts Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4yTA0SR... Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Google: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0... -- Follow the guys: Tiff: https://instagram.com/tiff_needell Paul: https://instagram.com/pww Keep up to date: YouTube:    / lovecarstv   Facebook: https://facebook.com/lovecars Instagram: https://instagram.com/lovecars Twitter: https://twitter.com/lovecars

Welcome to the Lovecars On The Grid motorsport podcast! Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman bring us another roundup of motorsport of events from the past week. Formula 1 was sadly cancelled in Italy, due to flooding in the Emilia Romagna region of Italy. Our thoughts are with the families affected. We had Indycar and NASCAR in America, Superformula in Japan, Supercars in Australia, the 24 hours of the Nurburgring, the Formula 1 academy, plus British Superbikes and BTCC at home in the UK! Kicking off with Indycar at Indianopolis, where we had lots of drama. Felix Rosenqvist took the win, with Alexander Rossi and Alex Palou in 2nd and 3rd place. The NASCAR All Star race took place at North Wilkesboro, where Kyle Larson nabbed the $1 million prize. Liam Lawson is leading the points in the 2023 Superformula Series in Japan. Could Lawson come into Formula 1 from here? In Australia, we had the Supercars, where the Camaros had the podiums in all three races. At the 24 hours of the Nurburgring, we had a non-German team winning for the first time in 23 years. Driver David Pittard brought the Ferrari over the line for the Winner. Formula 1 Academy ladies were driving in Barcelona, where Lena Buhler took the win in Spain. Snetterton saw the British Touring Car Championship racing this weekend. With huge, motorcycle curbs, Ash Sutton continues to run away with the championship in his Ford Focus ST, followed closely by Tom Ingram and Colin Turkington. It was a Yamaha weekend at Donington Park for the British Superbikes, as Kyle Ryde won the sprint race and race 3, whilst Jason O'Halloran won the 2nd race.There was Caterham racing in Croft in the UK, as the Caterham Academy continues their Championship. Silverstone also saw the Citroen C1 24 hour race, which was highly exciting! The last 13 minutes of the race saw contract between the top two drivers, resulting in drive through penalties, changing the result of the race. Next weekend sees the return of the spectacular Monaco Grand Prix! NASCAR is at Charlotte and BTCC at Donington!

Welcome to the Lovecars On The Grid Motorsport podcast! Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman bring us the highlights from a jam packed week of motorsport from around the World! We start by paying our respects to Irish Rally Legend, Craig Breen, who sadly lost his life this week. Our very own Tiff Needell was driving at the Goodwood members meeting in a Ford Cortina. The World Endurance Championship was at Portimao in Portugal, with a win for Toyota, with Ferrari in 2nd place and Porsche in 3rd place. IMSA Sport cars were in Long Beach, which saw the first win for Porsche with the 963. Indycar were also racing at Long Beach, making for a fantastic weekend in California. Pat O'Ward made for a very late overtake attempt, which caused some controversy, but the win went to Kyle Kirkwood after achieving pole position for the race. We had action at the Circuit of the Americas with MotoGP. Spanish rider, Alex Rins won on his Honda, with Luca Marini in 2nd place on his Ducati. NASCAR was at Martinsville at a half mile track, where we had another win for Kyle Larson. Coming up next weekend, we have World Superbikes in Holland. Superformula is in Japan, plus NASCAR at Talledega, plus Formula E and BTCC are back!

Are you looking for ways to make your business more successful? If so, then you won't want to miss this episode of Building Scale. In it, Brittany Hodak reveals the secrets to creating superfans for your business.You'll learn why customer feedback is so important and how you can use it to improve your business. Hodak also stresses the importance of using hyphens in your writing to make it more clear and concise. So whether you're looking for ways to• How to focus on undefined• What makes you unique• How to create superfans• How to personalize the customer experience• The importance of customer feedback• A little bit about AI KEY POINTSApproximately mentioned @ 00:08:43 So why these different letters?  Approximately mentioned @ 00:18:35The best way to create amazing customer experiences is to make sure your employees have amazing experiences.Approximately mentioned @ 00:19:49The best way to create something that is uncopyable is to focus on what you do best and what makes you different. This will help you create a unique perspective that others will not be able to replicate.Approximately mentioned @ 00:27:34The hardest part for large organizations when it comes to the Superformula is understanding their purpose. Smaller organizations tend to have a better understanding of why they exist and what they're trying to achieve.Approximately mentioned @ 00:51:45The quickest way to turn a commodity provider into a category of one is to create a strong connection with fans and invite them to participate in everything you do.Approximately mentioned @ 00:56:55Even if you're using a standardized system for gifts or other customer service actions, you can still make it personal by tailoring it to the customer's individual needs and preferences. Connect with Brittany - https://brittanyhodak.com/https://www.facebook.com/britthodak Connect with the Justin & Will -Will's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/willforet/Justin's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/justneagle/Learn More & Connect With Spot Migration: https://www.spotmigration.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/spot-migrationFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/spotmigrationYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/Spotmigration

Olá, meus pilotos e pilotas, amigos do automobilismo (virtual e real) e amigos da história! Aqui está o episódio 3 do Programa piloto, dando uma volta ao redor do surgimento do automobilismo na França! Nele falamos um pouco sobre como estava a França ao longo do século XIX e o desenvolvimento da indústria automobilística francesa! Recomendação da semana: Etapa final da Superformula japonesa em Fuji no canal de youtube The Race! https://youtu.be/KqHFq7eaF2k Caso tenha gostado, dúvidas, sugestões, críticas podem ser enviadas para o email que deixarei na descrição, junto com contatos de rede social. Este podcast não é patrocinado, pelo menos ainda, então aqui eu gostaria de vender meus serviços. Como disse no início do programa, sou professor de história e também dou aulas particulares, caso você precise de algum apoio em relação a escola ou concursos, podem entrar em contato. Além de atuar como piloto virtual pela equipe HP eSports, também corro de kart e de maneira independente com a minha equipe a Bastos-Boechat Racing Team no jogo Gran Turismo Sports que permite o modelamento de carros e a inserção de patrocínios, divulgando marcas conforme eu participo das corridas em ligas. Podemos divulgar também a marca aqui no podcast para os nossos ouvintes. Caso haja interesse, basta entrar em contato para que possamos fazer negócios! Um grande abraço e até a próxima! Email para contato: hallann1991@gmail.com Redes sociais: - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/colmostarda - Instagram: @all_bastos Bibliografia: CIMAROSTI, A. The Complete History of Grand Prix Motor Racing, Aurum Press Limited, 1997. HAINE, W. SCOTT. The History of France. Greenwood Publishing Group, 2000. SETRIGHT, L.J.K. The Grand Prix: 1906 to 1972. Nelson, 1973. STATE, Paul F. A Brief History of France. Facts on File, Inc. Infobase Publishing, 2011. Arquivos https://francearchives.fr/commemo/recueil-2006/39212 https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k613549m/f1.zoom https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k6135529/f2.zoom https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k6135398/f2.item.zoom https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k613547v/f1.zoom https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k613010m/f1.item.langFR.zoom https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k662159n/f2.item.r=Course%20automobile%201887.zoom Links úteis https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paris-Rouen_(automobile)#R%C3%A8glement https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/1887_en_sport_automobile https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/1895_en_sport_automobile https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/1906_en_sport_automobile https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_Prix_automobile_de_France_1906 https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paris-Bordeaux-Paris --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/programapiloto/message

Nesta semana, no Bandeirada 287, falamos de: Fórmula 1 e mais uma vitória de Lewis Hamilton em uma prova chatíssima em Paul Ricard; IndyCar e uma vitória dominante de Alexander Rossi em Elkhart Lake; FIA WTCR e a Volkswagen conseguindo duas das três vitórias no "Green Hell" de Nurburgring; Fórmula E com a etapa de Berna (SUI) e o primeiro lugar importante de Jean-Eric Vergne, que se aproxima do bicampeonato. E muito mais, claro!! Deixem seus comentários sobre o programa, através do Twitter (@pgmbandeirada), da nossa fanpage (facebook.com/bandeirada) ou em nosso canal do YouTube (youtube.com/bandeirada), usando a hashtag #ProgramaBandeirada. #racing #motorsport #blancpaingtasiaseries #BritishGT #IndyCar #RoadAmerica #F1 #Formula1 #FrenchGP #NASCAR #Sonoma #GanderTrucks #indylights #pro2000 #usf2000 #roadtoindy #worldsbk #F2 #F3 #RoadToF1 #WTCR #24hNBR #britishf3 #Superformula #eurotruckracing #MXGP #ABBFormulaE #JuanManuelFangio

Buckle your seatbelts folks, this show is going everywhere this week.  We tried to put stuff in something that resembles order but even still we jump around quite a bit. To start with, Circuit of the Americas wants an IndyCar race - and probably won't get one.  Josef Newgarden wants to drive in F1, but the American Team doesn't seem to want to give him a chance... F1 went to Reddit to ask fans what we want from the sport - and the fans told F1 that we want to have streaming video, access to more of F1's video, access to more data, and that we'd be willing to pay for that.  Sean Bratches was listening because in the US at least we'll probably be seeing a new streaming service next year. F1 has heard the complaints about the halo, and they're acting...  If they change the name it will make it all better right? Oh, and expect to see F1 Live type of events coming to more cities in 2018 - our hope is that they remember that there's more to the host country of a race than just the city that the race is hosted in... Could four wheel drive cars be coming? Maybe Friday practice will go away? Pierre Gasley didn't win the Superformula series - but it wasn't his fault. Brendan Hartley revealed how he got the job at Toro Rosso. His welcome to the team was a 50 page operations manual, and he had some helmet difficulties in his first sessions. Daniel Kyviat is officially "terminated" by Toro Rosso. Fernando Alonso will stay at McLaren for another year, and will drive in the Rolex 24 Hour race in Daytona next year. Renault says that they're months ahead in their reliability efforts for 2018, which was of no comfort to Toro Rosso. Sebastian Vettel had a difficult set of practice sessions for Mexico. Williams almost got a pretty large fine for being late, and it's not the first time either. Max Verstappen is still angry about how the USGP ended. Daniel Riccardo didn't know that Max had a better engine. McLaren is open to keeping Jenson Button around as an ambassador. And Bernie Ecclestone is taking his toys and going to Switzerland...

With Dre busy once again, RJ O'Connell, Ryan King and Zoe Hamilton remain in control for Episode 103 of Motorsport 101! This week's show looks ahead to the Singapore Grand Prix at Marina Bay including the big news stories of the week as Carlos Sainz looks set to switch from Toro Rosso to Renault! We also preview the IndyCar championship finale at Sonoma, check in on Pierre Gasly's progress in SuperFormula, and take your mailbag questions. Enjoy!

We start off our show with our weekend filled with retro pick-ups. Then we have a story related to last week's show, online bullying. Polygon reached out to 25 developers about their online abuse policies for their employees, we discuss. Also in the news, more rumors pointing to Nintendo's new NX console being portable with a home dock, 8BitDo makes a bluetooth receiver for Super Nintendo which allows tons of controllers to be used with it, and No Man's Sky developer Hello Games gets accused of stealing a Dutch developers "Superformula" code to build the game worlds.

Hey there pod-fans, welcome to another fine episode of this here BigRedBarrel UK Podcast. It's your usual tag team of ramble monkeys, Coleman & Tim, talking all up in your ears with the vidjagaming news, reviews and whatnot. But wait, there's more… we've stolen our good buddy Kev from the Barrelcast to give us a hand with the talking. So click that play button and listen to these delightful discussions: Did Hello Games steal a Superformula? New characters announced for Tekken 7 Gary Busey is coming to Hitman Dead Rising makes its way to PlayStation 4 and Xbone and PC South Park: The Fractured But Whole Special Edition Announced Rise of the Tomb Raider 20 Year Celebration Edition Announced Release dates for Xbox One S, Gravity Rush 2 & Batman: The Telltale Series Kev sinks into Subnautica Coleman struggles through Ghostbusters and plays more Pokémon Go

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