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Justin Bell on the Gap Between Talent and Obsession
Justin Bell is a world championship-winning driver, the son of five-time Le Mans winner Derek Bell, a motorsport broadcaster, and someone who will tell you exactly what he thinks whether you ask or not. That combination made this one of the most honest conversations we've had on Business of Speed.
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9th April 1995: The Race That Turned Disorder Into Victory
April 9th delivers two very different kinds of Formula One races.
In 1995, Formula One returned to Argentina for the first time in over a decade — and chaos followed immediately. A first-corner pile-up forced a red flag, the early leader was eliminated by mechanical failure, and the race unfolded t…
11th April 1993: The First Lap That Reshaped the Race
On April 11, Formula One history offers four races shaped not just by speed — but by how key moments unfolded.
At Donington Park in 1993, Ayrton Senna transformed the race on the opening lap, moving from fourth on the grid to the lead before the lap was complete. What followed was a Grand Prix defi…
16th May 1976: The Winners That No One Could Touch
Three races. Three decades. Three drivers who were utterly, completely, unreachably dominant on the day — and yet somehow ended up as supporting characters in their own stories.
On the sixteenth of May 1976, Niki Lauda produced one of the great forgotten masterclasses of his championship season, le…
24th May 2015: The Calculation That Cost The Race
On the 24th of May, three Monaco Grands Prix separated by seventeen years each asked the same question of the teams on the pit wall — and got three very different answers.
In 1998, Mika Häkkinen and McLaren answered it perfectly, delivering a grand chelem while the field destroyed itself around t…
Inside McLaren, Senna vs Prost and Hakkinen vs Schumacher | DAVID COULTHARD INTERVIEW SPECIAL
To mark a monumental milestone in motorsport history, 13-time Grand Prix winner David Coulthard reflects on McLaren's celebrating 1000 races in Formula One. As only the second team in history to reach this achievement after Ferrari, McLaren's legacy is defined by single-minded, entrepreneurial lead…
Emma Kimiläinen Interview: Racing on Water for Tom Brady
Sascha interviews Emma Kimiläinen, the Finnish racing driver who has achieved success in international motorsport (perhaps most famously winning W Series races) and is now a double champion, having won the first two seasons of the E1 Series with Sam Coleman and Team Brady. Emma discusses what it's …
Formula One • Systemic Infrastructure vs. Heroics in Peak Performance
Human Performance: Formula One • Mark Arnall
What does it take to perform at the limit – again and again – in one of the most demanding environments on earth?
Mark Arnall spent 26 years as a performance coach in Formula One, working with world champions including Mika Häkkinen, Kimi Räikkönen and …
Williams F1 CTO: Stop Playing It Safe If You Want to Win | Pat Fry
Pat Fry, Chief Technical Officer of Williams Racing, with more than 35 years in Formula 1 across Benetton, McLaren, Ferrari, Manor, Alpine and now Williams, joins Personable to explain why you cannot win if people are afraid to fail, and why culture is as important as the car itself.
In this episo…
Paddock stories | Max Verstappen's win | Lewis Hamilton's error | FIA delays | 2026 Singapore GP
Was the Singapore GP really that boring? join us as we celebrate Max Verstappen FINALLY winning a Grand Prix and Sprint in Singapore, and also what on EARTH is Lewis Hamilton doing calling his own strategy.
Soumil shares his candid take on the lack of action during the race, while Kunal brings you…
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