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May 11, 2016 Can Max Verstappen Score A Podium On His Red Bull Racing Debut?

Can Max Verstappen Score A Podium On His Red Bull Racing Debut?

Max Verstappen drives his first race for Red Bull Racing and Mithila & Kunal couldn’t be more excited. Can Max manage a podium on his debut? And can we get a little optimistic and hope for a race win (after all, the statistics are in his favour!).

After his Maldonado like movie in Russia, can Danii Kvyat pull off a ‘Maldonado’ again in Spain? That would mean winning the race – because Maldonado was a race winner here in 2012! What sweet revenge that would be.

Of course, Verstappen faces a host of challenges on his debut – but his biggest test is when he & Kvyat face the media together on Thursday. Certainly the FIA has a sense of humour!

If Renault had a sense of humour, maybe they would give Kevin Magnusen one of their new Renault trucks instead of a regular road car.

McLaren is doing their bit of social service for Formula One – they’ve an exclusive agreement with Honda, so thank God none else suffers with a Honda engine like them!

Carlos Sainz is patiently waiting for his turn for a promotion to Red Bull Racing (what else can he do?). It’s likely that Sainz’s shot at a promotion will come only when Ricciardo or Verstappen move to Ferrari. Where would that leave Kimi Raikkonon? Perhaps he is well suited to act as Formula 1’s relationship manager with Vladamir Putin (in vodka we trust).

Lewis Hamilton has been racing against young karting drivers at the Barbados Festival of Speed – is he gearing up to take on a young Verstappen?

And finally, we tell you why MotoGP is cooler than Formula 1. But no, we’re not going to start the Inside Line MotoGP Podcast!

Tune in!

(Season 2016, Episode 15)

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The Inside Line F1 Podcast is hosted by Mithila Mehta and Kunal Shah. This Formula One podcast offers a unique humourous view on the sport. Follow us on Facebook: http://bit.ly/insidelineonfacebook and on Google+: http://bit.ly/insidelineongoogleplus

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And hear our ever popular episodes from the previous weeks:
1. Why Bernie Ecclestone Backs Donald Trump For President (http://bit.ly/1reEgm2)
2. Vettel Should Replace Ecclestone As F1’s CEO (http://bit.ly/1qFdh2K)
3. Power Struggles Trouble Formula One (http://bit.ly/1ozbbzG)
4. Ferrari Should Sign Max Verstappen (http://bit.ly/1UHcCdO)
5. Verstappen’s Typical Teenager Tantrums (http://bit.ly/1Pr9BG5)

May 9, 2016 Front End Chatter #43

Front End Chatter #43

Welcome to Front End Chatter E43, brought to you in association with the enjoy-while-it-lasts British summer. In this episode, Simon and Mufga chatter about: 

• results and matter arising from Jerez and Le Mans MotoGP including Brad Binder’s hooky software issues in Moto3, Rossi’s lauded flag to flag win, Lorenzo’s flag-to-flag win that no-one cares about, synchronised crashing, more wings and things, being beaten up by a tangerine, and even more about who goes where, and who’s talking about who’s going where, in 2017. And why. And are you Team BTSport or Team MCN/MotoMatters?  • Chaz Davies’ WSB double for Ducati in Imola and a great weekend’s racing at Oulton Park in BSB • a world first podcast review of TomTom’s new Rider 410 sat nav, plus a bit of Garmin Navigator Street • loads more emails and questions covering topics as diverse (I nearly said ‘perverse’) as Circuit Of Wales, fantasy British MotoGP tracks, burying bodies, dropping other bodies on their heads, crashing a Desmosedici into a pig, best MotoGP books, Marquez’ strategy for crashing, riding in fear, riding faster in groups, and what could possibly go wrong with 30,000-mile BMW ESA suspension?  Thanks for your time, please subscribe on iTunes, tell your friends and tell them to tell their friends about FEC, write emails to motorcycle manufacturers explaining how important FEC is in your buying decisions, check FEC out on Facebook, follow @SimonHbikes and @Mufga on Twitter, buy stuff from our shop (www.tshirtstudio.com/marketplace/front-end-chatter) and all that other stuff.  We are genuinely flattered, humbled and grateful for your wonderful emails, Tweets and downloads. 

May 9, 2016 Front End Chatter #43

Front End Chatter #43

Welcome to Front End Chatter E43, brought to you in association with the enjoy-while-it-lasts British summer. In this episode, Simon and Mufga chatter about: 

• results and matter arising from Jerez and Le Mans MotoGP including Brad Binder’s hooky software issues in Moto3, Rossi’s lauded flag to flag win, Lorenzo’s flag-to-flag win that no-one cares about, synchronised crashing, more wings and things, being beaten up by a tangerine, and even more about who goes where, and who’s talking about who’s going where, in 2017. And why. And are you Team BTSport or Team MCN/MotoMatters? 

• Chaz Davies’ WSB double for Ducati in Imola and a great weekend’s racing at Oulton Park in BSB

• a world first podcast review of TomTom’s new Rider 410 sat nav, plus a bit of Garmin Navigator Street

• loads more emails and questions covering topics as diverse (I nearly said ‘perverse’) as Circuit Of Wales, fantasy British MotoGP tracks, burying bodies, dropping other bodies on their heads, crashing a Desmosedici into a pig, best MotoGP books, Marquez’ strategy for crashing, riding in fear, riding faster in groups, and what could possibly go wrong with 30,000-mile BMW ESA suspension? 

Thanks for your time, please subscribe on iTunes, tell your friends and tell them to tell their friends about FEC, write emails to motorcycle manufacturers explaining how important FEC is in your buying decisions, check FEC out on Facebook, follow @SimonHbikes and @Mufga on Twitter, buy stuff from our shop (www.tshirtstudio.com/marketplace/front-end-chatter) and all that other stuff. 

We are genuinely flattered, humbled and grateful for your wonderful emails, Tweets and downloads. 

9: NR F1: 2016 Russian GP review / Spanish Grand Prix-view

Michael Bailey and his Norfolk Formula One Podcast colleagues, Richard Baxter and Steve Rust, review all the action from this year’s Russian Grand Prix, a dramatic week of news at Red Bull Racing, and then look ahead to the forthcoming Spanish Grand Prix with their predictions. Get in touch with the crew on Twitter @thenrf1, visit www.nrf1.uk or email NRF1podcast@gmail.com

May 9, 2016 NR F1: 2016 Russian GP review / Spanish Grand Prix-view

NR F1: 2016 Russian GP review / Spanish Grand Prix-view

Michael Bailey and his Norfolk Formula One Podcast colleagues, Richard Baxter and Steve Rust, review all the action from this year’s Russian Grand Prix, a dramatic week of news at Red Bull Racing, and then look ahead to the forthcoming Spanish Grand Prix with their predictions. Get in touch with the crew on Twitter @theNRF1, visit www.nrf1.uk or email NRF1podcast@gmail.com