Archive for May, 2007

F1Weekly Podcast #172 (05-30-2007) - May 30, 2007

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Podcast 172
Clark, Steve and Nasir with news and Motorsports Mondial

interview with former Formula One and current Grand-Am, ALMS driver Jan Magnussen

Jan Magnussen and Johnny
O’Connell wins Houston.
Photo: ALMS.

Reports link Sutil with Ralf’s Toyota ride
Team pleased after FIA inquiry backs McLaren
Montezemolo rules out Prime Minister bid
Bernie wants Paris street race
F1 in peril, carmakers could quit – Mosley
Verstappen wants three-day Spyker test

 

News Update 05/29/2007 - May 29, 2007

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We’ll discuss all of this Ron Dennis stuff on the next program!

Stewart backs McLaren in race fix storm
Toyota on the driver market – president
McLaren ‘comfortable’ with FIA probe
Voters show green light to Valencia GP
Schu exit still hurting German TV
Wurz hits back at Lauda criticism
Bookmaker to refund angry Hamilton backers
World’s press hails McLaren dominance

F1Weekly Podcast #171 (05-27-2007) - May 27, 2007

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Podcast # 171

Fernando grabs his 17th GP win!!!!!
Lewis sails into second place!
Massa finishes in third place a minute behind the McLaren’s!!

Speeds stakes claim on F1 future
Alonso steps up Hamilton mind games
FIA to probe illegal team order claims

 Pos  Driver        Team                      Time
1.  Alonso        McLaren-Mercedes     (B)  1h40:29.329
2.  Hamilton      McLaren-Mercedes     (B)  +     4.095
3.  Massa         Ferrari              (B)  +  1:09.114
4.  Fisichella    Renault              (B)  +     1 lap
5.  Kubica        BMW Sauber           (B)  +     1 lap
6.  Heidfeld      BMW Sauber           (B)  +     1 lap
7.  Wurz          Williams-Toyota      (B)  +     1 lap
8.  Raikkonen     Ferrari              (B)  +     1 lap
9.  Speed         Toro Rosso-Ferrari   (B)  +     1 lap
10.  Barrichello   Honda                (B)  +     1 lap
11.  Button        Honda                (B)  +     1 lap
12.  Rosberg       Williams-Toyota      (B)  +     1 lap
13.  Kovalainen    Renault              (B)  +     1 lap
14.  Coulthard     Red Bull-Renault     (B)  +    2 laps
15.  Trulli        Toyota               (B)  +    2 laps
16.  R.Schumacher  Toyota               (B)  +    2 laps
17.  Sato          Super Aguri-Honda    (B)  +    2 laps
18.  Davidson      Super Aguri-Honda    (B)  +    2 laps

Fastest lap: Alonso, 1:15.284