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F1 Rewind
Hosted by Nicky Haldenby · EN
Nicky Haldenby hosts the Formula 1 podcast which delves into the archives to bring you all the stories and events from each day in motorsport history. Featuring quirky racing tales, random trivia and at least one thing that you didn't already know!
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24th June: The Godfather of F1, Schumacher's last podium and radio gaga
Jun 24, 202000:17:13Tap to summarizeIn the final episode of the series, we celebrate Juan Manuel Fangio's birthday, look back on Michael Schumacher's final podium finish and remember Nigel Mansell's epic pass at the 1990 Mexican Grand Prix. Also in today's episode, Jacques Villeneuve has an opinion that you might agree with, Martin Brundle is disqualified and Juan Pablo Montoya gets into a spot of trouble.
Transcribe →17th June: The fan car, two youngest points scorers and an expensive numberplate
Jun 17, 202000:19:06Tap to summarizeThis week on F1 Rewind, we have the story of Brabham's fan car, the tale of Jim Clark's first Grand Prix victory and somebody buys a rather expensive numberplate. Also, the first purpose-built motorsport venue opens, there's an Indianapolis lawsuit, Nelson Piquet collapses, and someone ends up with an odd number of tyres.
Transcribe →10th June: Hamilton's momentous Montreal milestones, a family affair and the 13th worst F1 driver
Jun 10, 202000:16:27Tap to summarizeThis week on F1 Rewind we take a look back at some classic Canadian Grands Prix which have taken place on June 10th, including Hamilton's first win, Berger's non-victory and the first 1-2 finish for brothers in F1. Also, the tale of the 13th worst F1 driver, a naming debacle, a raft race and an OBE is awarded.
Transcribe →3rd June: Senna's star rises, Hunt's first F1 race and Zonta's mixed fortunes
Jun 3, 202000:18:45Tap to summarizeToday on F1 Rewind, we look back at Ayrton Senna's memorable drive in the 1984 Monaco Grand Prix, we have the tale of James Hunt's first F1 appearance and news from Ricardo Zonta – who has had mixed fortunes on 3rd June. Also, rumours of a crazy mid-season driver shuffle, a somersaulting British driver and some computers are stolen.
Transcribe →27th May: The bobsleighing F1 driver, Taki Inoue's Safety Car capers and Schumacher's parking spot
May 27, 202000:17:33Tap to summarizeThis week, it's a Monaco themed episode of F1 Rewind! We take a look back at the six Monaco Grands Prix to have been held on 27th May, plus some dramatic qualifying moments in the principality. Elsewhere, there's a Spanish driver with a long name, another Villeneuve opinion and a black cat gets run over.
Transcribe →20th May: Niki Lauda's first point, Graham Hill's first win and Juan Manuel Fangio's first pole
May 20, 202000:18:30Tap to summarizeThis week on F1 Rewind, we look back at the life of Niki Lauda, recount Juan Manuel Fangio taking his first pole position and remember the time that an F1 driver had a fight at a go kart track. We also have the story of Graham Hill's first victory, the time the Tecno team scored their only point and lots more!
Transcribe →13th May: The first F1 race, the drunk Le Mans winner and the pound shop pioneer
May 13, 202000:19:11Tap to summarizeF1 Rewind returns on the 70th anniversary of the first World Championship Grand Prix. We take a look back on that day at Silverstone in 1950, as well as looking at the tales of a drunk Le Mans winner, a pound shop pioneer and Venezuela's only F1 winner.
Transcribe →6th March: Hill loses his seat, the rise of Brawn GP, and a trip to “the land down under”
Mar 6, 202000:16:41Tap to summarizeIn the final episode in this series of F1 Rewind,we look back on the formation of Brawn GP, Mario Andretti's first Formula 1 victory and the time that Damon Hill literally lost his seat. There are also appearances from usual suspects Jacques Villeneuve and Bernie Ecclestone.
Transcribe →28th February: America's greatest driver, a stock car legend and Melbourne misfortunes
Feb 28, 202000:22:10Tap to summarizeOn today's episode of F1 Rewind, we celebrate Mario Andretti's birthday, look back on an unlucky day in Albert Park's history and we hear from Glenys Dixon. There's news of rule changes, plans for new city circuits and some big (as in long) names.
Transcribe →21st February: The death of the first Grand Prix winner, Sunday morning warm-up axed and a mystery Melbourne illness
Feb 25, 202000:15:10Tap to summarizeIn this week's ever so slightly belated episode of F1 Rewind, we take a look at all the F1 events from 21st February. Among this week's tales, there's a mysterious imposter, a mysterious illness, Benetton open their Human Performance Centre and Max Mosley shares a controversial opinion on Ayrton Senna.
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