2025년 9월 5일

이 에피소드에 관해

5th September 1971: The Slipstream Showdown That Stunned Monza

On this day in motorsport history, Monza delivered the most dramatic slipstream finish Formula One has ever seen. The 1971 Italian Grand Prix ended with five cars crossing the line within six-tenths of a second, Peter Gethin snatching his one and only victory in breathtaking fashion. Yet amid the chaos, Chris Amon’s record-breaking pole and trademark bad luck, and Jackie Stewart’s early retirement, reminded us how unpredictable the sport could be.

We also reflect on the tragic death of Jochen Rindt on this date in 1970, the only man ever crowned posthumous World Champion; celebrate the birthday of Clay Regazzoni, Ferrari stalwart and the driver who gave Williams their first win; and fast-forward to 2021, when Formula One roared back to Zandvoort and Max Verstappen sent the Dutch crowd into delirium with a crucial home victory.

It’s a story of speed, triumph, tragedy, and resilience — all bound together by the history of September 5th.

Send us Fan Mail

Music by #Mubert Music Rendering

스포츠

영어

영국

API를 사용하여JSON에서 이 에피소드를 가져옵니다.

이 에피소드 내

# max verstappen

# clay regazzoni

# jochen rindt

# jackie stewart

chris amon

peter gethin

이 태그 수정하기

전사 🔗

Are you the producer of this podcast? Add a podcast transcript

Need Audio-to-Text? Transcribe with Listen411 in Just 60 Seconds

과거 에피소드 검색

Chequered Past의 과거 에피소드를 검색하세요.

이 검색 창을 웹 사이트에 삽입

이 팟캐스트의 다른 에피소드

12th June 1999: The Race That Rewrote The Rules Part 2

2026년 6월 12일

On the twelfth of June, across seventy-three years of motorsport history, Le Mans produced four races that refused to deliver the winner anyone expected. In 1926, Bentley ended up in a sandbank in the final half-hour while their competitor locked out the podium. In 1954, Ferrari held on by less t…

00:27:07

저장하기

클립

13th June 1953: The Race That Rewrote The Rules Part 3

2026년 6월 13일

Three races share the 13th of June. Three times, the result confounded expectations. In 1953, Tony Rolt and Duncan Hamilton spent the night in a French bar after being disqualified before the race had started. By Sunday afternoon they had won — at the first average speed of over 100 miles per hour …

00:23:07

저장하기

클립

11th June 1955: The Race That Rewrote The Rules Part 1

2026년 6월 11일

The eleventh of June appears more than once in the history of the twenty-four hours of Le Mans — and the first of those appearances casts a shadow over everything that follows.In 1955, a crash in the third hour of the race killed more than eighty people and changed motorsport forever. This episode …

00:28:34

저장하기

클립

14th June 1952: The Race That Rewrote The Rules Part 4

2026년 6월 14일

Four races. Four dates. All June the fourteenth. In 1924, a privately entered Bentley fought three works Lorraine-Dietrichs through brutal heat to give the British marque its first Le Mans victory. In 1952, a Frenchman named Pierre Levegh drove alone for nearly twenty-three hours — and came within …

00:23:20

저장하기

클립

15th June 1935: The Race That Rewrote The Rules Part 5

2026년 6월 16일

Five races. Ninety years. One date.The fifteenth of June has a habit of producing the unexpected at Le Mans. In 1929, Bentley arrived to collect what they’d already won twice before — and they did, but not without being made to work for it. In 1935, Alfa Romeo’s pursuit of a fifth consecutive win e…

00:29:22

저장하기

클립