# Niki Lauda

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Niki Lauda's Fiery Near Death Experience, Pete Rose's Hitting Streak Ended, and Nate Colbert's Big Day - This DiSH for Aug. 1

In 1976, Formula One driver Niki Lauda nearly died due to a fiery crash on the second lap of the German Grand Prix. In 1978, Pete Rose's 44-game hitting streak ended in Atlanta. In 1972, San Diego's Nate Colbert hit five home runs, had 13 RBI and 22 total bases in a doubleheader against Atlanta

Turtle Talk Podcast Episode 15: Inside the Loop — Uncertainty in War and the Markets (Part Two)

The conclusion of our two-part special. The trend followers are joined again by Mark "Moose" McGrath to walk the final four strategic ideas from the old military thinkers, asking the same question at each: does the answer hold on both sides of the door, for warfare and for trend following alike? P…

F1 - The Movies Have It Wrong! | Sports

With F1 on summer break, we’re heading to Hollywood to find out which racing stories actually capture what it feels like behind the wheel. We compare F1: The Movie, Rush, and Drive to Survive — from Brad Pitt’s blockbuster spectacle and Lewis Hamilton’s influence to the raw rivalry, respect and emo…

Niki Lauda - in his own words with Peter Windsor

In an interview recorded with Peter in early 2014, Niki Lauda talks about his racing career, his business world and life in general. Niki was World Champion in 1975 and 1977 with Ferrari and in 1984 with McLaren-TAG Porsche; in 1976 he famously survived a fiery crash at the Nürburgring; and, away f…