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It was a weekend with screws being turned. Andre Harrison, Ryan King and RJ O’Connell (with Chris DeHarde for the IndyCar section), return with Episode 161!
In it, we review the Singapore Grand Prix. Ferrari goes missing, and Lewis Hamilton delivers another perfect weekend to put the title within reach, now 40 points clear with just 6 rounds left. We also review Sergio Perez going crazy with two hits on his teammate and on Sergei Sirotkin!
We also take a look at the IndyCar Grand Prix of Sonoma, with Ryan Hunter-Reay dominating the weekend leading 80 of 85 laps from pole, and Dixon following along in 2nd to win his 5th IndyCar title, just the 2nd man ever to get there. We also look at Alex Rossi, who lost a lap on the start, got it back, and then passed 17 cars to finish in 7th in a last ditch attempt to win the title.
All that and more on a “stacked” M101. Anyone for Pancakes?
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Final episode of this season the boys talk Turkey, Martin Holmes joins Tony to talk Turkey, calendars and the championship battle. Last up British Rally Championship manger and Clerk of the Course for Wales Rally GB Iain Campbell talks Rally Day, Wales Rally GB and BRC!
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Singapore saw a god-like lap from Lewis, god-awful mistakes from Ferrari and God knows what was going on with Perez and the midfield hooligans. Cheeka, Phill and Terry talk via the wonder of the internet about all the goings on at Marina Bay, and reflect on Kimi returning to his roots.
Singapore saw a god-like lap from Lewis, god-awful mistakes from Ferrari and God knows what was going on with Perez and the midfield hooligans. Cheeka, Phill and Terry talk via the wonder of the internet about all the goings on at Marina Bay, and reflect on Kimi returning to his roots.
Kimi Raikkonen has been dropped by Ferrari, but signed up for two more years of F1 with Sauber. Anthony Rowlinson and Scott Mitchell join Edd Straw to debate whether he’s still good enough for a top seat in grand prix racing.
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Kimi Raikkonen has been dropped by Ferrari, but signed up for two more years of F1 with Sauber. Anthony Rowlinson and Scott Mitchell join Edd Straw to debate whether he’s still good enough for a top seat in grand prix racing.
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