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F1weekly podcast number 406.
Fernando Alonso takes Ferrari to the top of the times sheets.
Mercedes Grand Prix team has confirmed Nick Heidfeld as reserve driver.
Bernie wants Stefan GP and Ralf Schumacher on the grid in Bahrain.
Motorsports Mondial with Nasir Hameed.
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BMW Sauber present their new challenger for the 2010 F1 season the C29.
“The last few months have been very intense for us. First we had to battle to secure the survival of the team and then we focused on putting a strong set-up in place for the future.”
“The technical preparation of the 2010 car has continued uninterrupted and according to plan since the spring of 2009, despite all the turmoil. We have a long tradition of bringing together an up-and-coming youngster and an experienced campaigner as a driver combination – and it’s an approach that has brought us a lot of success.”
The McLaren MP4-25 is unveiled in Newbury at Vodaphone’ UK headquarters.
“As team principal I am honoured to represent this great team, but I am one small part of a group of dedicated and fantastic people.
“A great team and a competitive car can only succeed with the best drivers. Neither of our drivers need much of an introduction because between them they have won the past two world championships. We are thrilled this year to have Lewis and Jenson represent the team on track. Both drivers are winners and they want to win this year.
F1weekly podcast number 405.
Ferrari the first Formula 1 team to unveil its new car for the 2010 season.
“This championship will be very important for us,” said team boss Stefano Domenicali. “The last championship, for different reasons, was not very positive, that is why we are dealing with this one looking to be competitive – and this is what Ferrari deserves to have.”
Motorsports Mondial with Nasir Hameed.
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F1weekly podcast number 404
Fo O Fo. Rusty but trusty.
Photo: Marcus Ewert
F1 Weekly would like to thank all our listeners for driving us over four hundred podcasts.
The experiment in terror, which started during the 2005 off-season between three office mates during business hours – a shining example of corporate dollars at work – is now one of the longest running podcasts devoted to our favorite sport.
Motor Racing, where cars are also turning right and left, blasting through a tunnel, in the sands of Arabia, under the shining lights of Singapore, and this year coming back to a man made island for a Grand Prix in North America. Welcome to the world of Formula One.
In our previous podcasts over the past few years you will find in depth interviews with some of the legendary names of Formula One: Stirling Moss, Tony Brooks, Jackie Oliver, Jacky Ickx, Mario Andretti and Nigel Mansell.
F1 weekly podcast also brings you news, views and information from other branches of motor sports.
GP2 is now well established as the “official feeder series” of Formula One. We keep you informed of this and other major racing series all over the globe.
Some of the bright young talents of today with a promising future have been featured and interviewed in the past, and they include: Jules Bianchi, this young Frenchman is managed by Nicholas Todt and, after winning the 2009 F3 Euro Series, will race in GP2 this season. Nico Hulkenberg, making his Formula One debut with Williams, was interviewed while racing in F3Euro Series in 2008.
Three world class home grown talents have been featured and interviewed regularly as we track their success and rise through the racing ladder, Alexander Rossi, who will compete with Nicholas Todt’s ART team in the new GP3 Series this season.
John Edwards and Jonathan finished first and second in the 2009 Formula Atlantic Championship respectively, and will soon be announcing their 2010 plans.
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