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Peter Windsor's livestream, January 17, 2024
Manage episode 401326898 series 3553801
Peter Windsor's second livestream of 2024 begins with a look back at the career of John Webb, who passed away last week. A motor racing entrepreneur in the truest sense, John was known for his WebbAir charter service, as a sage commentator with Autosport and as a race promoter for Motor Circuit Developments in the great days of Brands Hatch, Snetterton, Mallory Park, etc. Peter then takes questions from F1 fans around the world, the flavour of which can be found in our chapter headings. This podcast has been edited from the original for reasons of length.
A special thanks to all the viewers who added to this show with their questions and comments.
Visit: https://youtube.com/peterwindsor for F1 videos past, present and future
Chapters
1. Remembering the ways and means of John Webb (00:00:00)
2. 1979 Grovewood Awards: Nigel Mansell P2! (00:03:23)
3. When F1 champions attended club nights (00:10:18)
4. The outstanding talent that was Stefan Bellof (00:13:00)
5. Was/is the MGU-H a failure in F1? (00:14:52)
6. How good was Nigel Mansell? (00:17:37)
7. Lewis and sims: an unhappy marriage? (00:20:33)
8. Why did Nigel Mansell leave F1? (00:24:12)
9. If Adrian Newey had been given a stake in Williams, would he have stayed? (00:25:49)
10. Why did Williams lose so many wheels/tyres in the Mansell era? (00:26:57)
11. How does today's generation of F1 drivers rank with that of other eras? (00:30:19)
12. How about relay racing? (00:32:49)
13. Why not have a driver auction before each race? (00:34:02)
14. Why Nigel lost a wheel in Portugal, 1991 (00:35:45)
15. Is the cost cap working? (00:43:26)
16. Is Toto going to have "that" conversation with George? (00:45:02)
17. Is Fernando one of the greats? (00:46:30)
18. What is the ideal driver line-up for 2024? (00:48:34)
19. Thanks to our sponsors - and to our viewers/listeners (00:49:27)
41 episodes
Manage episode 401326898 series 3553801
Peter Windsor's second livestream of 2024 begins with a look back at the career of John Webb, who passed away last week. A motor racing entrepreneur in the truest sense, John was known for his WebbAir charter service, as a sage commentator with Autosport and as a race promoter for Motor Circuit Developments in the great days of Brands Hatch, Snetterton, Mallory Park, etc. Peter then takes questions from F1 fans around the world, the flavour of which can be found in our chapter headings. This podcast has been edited from the original for reasons of length.
A special thanks to all the viewers who added to this show with their questions and comments.
Visit: https://youtube.com/peterwindsor for F1 videos past, present and future
Chapters
1. Remembering the ways and means of John Webb (00:00:00)
2. 1979 Grovewood Awards: Nigel Mansell P2! (00:03:23)
3. When F1 champions attended club nights (00:10:18)
4. The outstanding talent that was Stefan Bellof (00:13:00)
5. Was/is the MGU-H a failure in F1? (00:14:52)
6. How good was Nigel Mansell? (00:17:37)
7. Lewis and sims: an unhappy marriage? (00:20:33)
8. Why did Nigel Mansell leave F1? (00:24:12)
9. If Adrian Newey had been given a stake in Williams, would he have stayed? (00:25:49)
10. Why did Williams lose so many wheels/tyres in the Mansell era? (00:26:57)
11. How does today's generation of F1 drivers rank with that of other eras? (00:30:19)
12. How about relay racing? (00:32:49)
13. Why not have a driver auction before each race? (00:34:02)
14. Why Nigel lost a wheel in Portugal, 1991 (00:35:45)
15. Is the cost cap working? (00:43:26)
16. Is Toto going to have "that" conversation with George? (00:45:02)
17. Is Fernando one of the greats? (00:46:30)
18. What is the ideal driver line-up for 2024? (00:48:34)
19. Thanks to our sponsors - and to our viewers/listeners (00:49:27)
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