Was Austin the greatest race of the year? The team thinks so, and rambles incoherently about Capgate, Kimi’s battle with a Rolex sign and whether Hamilton and Rosberg should have an actual, physical fight. Plus, Terry takes a look into the zany world of Formula E and we discuss whether having two different engine specs is a good idea for the sport.
John Hindhaugh is joined by Tim Gray, Nick Daman, Graham Goodwin and Marshall Pruett to discuss the latest motor sport news including controversy in MotoGP, and 2016 calendars.
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Was Austin the greatest race of the year? The team thinks so, and rambles incoherently about Capgate, Kimi’s battle with a Rolex sign and whether Hamilton and Rosberg should have an actual, physical fight. Plus, Terry takes a look into the zany world of Formula E and we discuss whether having two different engine specs is a good idea for the sport.
Welcome to Front End Chatter, Episode 36 – the Scoop/Meltdown episode – in which Martin and Simon reveal details of Triumph’s 2016 range of Bonnevilles, Thruxtons and Street Twin – what they are, why they are, why they’ve taken so long and why there’s no Scrambler. The second half of the podcast is all about who said what to whom at Phillip Island, and who subsequently rode into who at Sepang, and why Keith Huewen had better cut down on his meals for a few days and get used to the taste of Arai. It doesn’t seem like much, but at least it feels much longer when you listen to it. Thanks very much for downloading, spread the word, and
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Welcome to Front End Chatter, Episode 36 – the Scoop/Meltdown episode – in which Martin and Simon reveal details of Triumph’s 2016 range of Bonnevilles, Thruxtons and Street Twin – what they are, why they are, why they’ve taken so long and why there’s no Scrambler.
The second half of the podcast is all about who said what to whom at Phillip Island, and who subsequently rode into who at Sepang, and why Keith Huewen had better cut down on his meals for a few days and get used to the taste of Arai.
It doesn’t seem like much, but at least it feels much longer when you listen to it.
Thanks very much for downloading, spread the word, and
Visit our shop
www.tshirtstudio.com/marketplace/front-end-chatter
Subscribe on iTunes
itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/front-end-chatter/id827471484?mt=2
Twitter us at @SimonHbikes and @Mufga
Check out our Facebook page
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And try FEC visual treats on YouTube
www.youtube.com/channel/UCgeS_FcXLqwZgirmG2OCW0w
#262 Lewis Hamilton 3 times F1 World Champion, but what of Nico? F1 engines, back to the future? Sniff Petrol on the McLaren 570s and John Booth’s plan. The date for 10 Years On Speed Live. Plus new On Speed music as Pete Williams sings “Breaking Bad”.
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#262 Lewis Hamilton 3 times F1 World Champion, but what of Nico? F1 engines, back to the future? Sniff Petrol on the McLaren 570s and John Booth’s plan. The date for 10 Years On Speed Live. Plus new On Speed music as Pete Williams sings “Breaking Bad”.
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John Hindhaugh introduces the best of the last decade in this tenth anniversary show, with contributions from Tim Gray, Nick Daman, Declan Brennan, Graham Goodwin, Martin Haven, Jim Roller, Jeremy Shaw, Shea Adam, Joe Bradley, Charles Dressing, Allan McNish, Alan Hyde, Andrew Cotton and Simon Hill.
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Is that the next title for Lewis Hamilton? Join Mithila and Kunal as they celebrate Lewis Hamilton’s third Formula 1 Drivers’ Championship and a FANtastic race in the United States of America.
In this week’s episode of the Inside Line F1 Podcast, the duo wish the sensational talents of Toro Rosso a long and entertaining career in Formula 1, tell you why Daniil Kvyat can never win the US GP and laugh-out-loud on the Red Bull Racing-Honda rumours.
And lastly, the US GP probably proves why we love ALL things American. Tune in! (Season 2015, Episode 36)
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It was 5am and due to a computer failure the queue for check-in at Gatwick airport snaked out of the terminal door. Because of all the audio equipment needed to record a Motor Sport podcast there was no way I could proceed with hand luggage only.
Having tried for a few years to secure Nigel Mansell as a podcast guest it looked like I was going to miss the flight to Jersey and the first proper chance… This was going to be a tough one to explain to editor Damien.
Amazingly – with a little queue jumping – I made the flight and The Mansell Collection in St Helier, Jersey by 10am. The 1992 World Champion was there already, finishing another interview and within 15 minutes of arriving the tape is rolling.
The next hour is spent talking about his rise to Formula 1, his memories of Colin Chapman, his stint in Indycar, the touring car outings and his thoughts on the likes of Senna, Piquet, Prost and Keke Rosberg. Oct 26, 2015
