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Shift+F1: A Formula 1 Podcast

68 - Monaco GP Prerace 2019

Shift+F1: A Formula 1 Podcast

Shift+F1

Automotive, Sports, Leisure

4.61.2K Ratings

🗓️ 22 May 2019

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Summary

We begin with some sad news but our spirits are lifted by more shenanigans from Rich Energy, bumbling at the Indy 500, and BIG ol’ cars. SHOW NOTES The story of the Lauda Air crash Niki Lauda driving the Brabham fan car The six-wheeled F1 car Alonso’s Indy crash and the moment he gets bumped out of qualifying USA Today’s account of McLaren’s qualifying day Peter Windsor’s interview with Rich Energy’s William Storey Whyte Bikes fires back on Twitter Fake Gunther Steiner’s take on the situation And apparently Rich Energy is Photoshopping pools now (thanks @_LewisOJones!) W Series Race 2 (geoblocked) Euroformula Open Round 2 Race 2 feat. Billy Monger F1’s Top 5 from Monaco feat. Schumacher’s acting class F1 wheelbase growth over time Isle of Man TT will be watchable here for people “in the UK” Support the show on Patreon and get all our bonus episodes! Email us at shiftf1podcast@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter at @shiftf1podcast Join our fantasy league with invite code 06102064b4 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0

And the I'll bea dezain and welcome to shift F1 a podcast about speedy race cars. You may note that that is not Monagask or French, I guess they speak there.

0:27.0

German, in honor of the dearly departed Nicki Lauda who passed away this week

0:33.0

Really starting the show with kind of a bummer, but this is impossible to ignore

0:38.0

Nicky Lauda as a Titan of Formula One and has been around forever

0:42.0

At least as long as I've been watching, he's always been in the pits with Mercedes and it's sad to see him go.

0:49.0

Yeah, I feel like we had our, you our you know started the season when Charlie

0:55.1

passed away so young and I don't know I was kind of put back by the fact that

1:01.6

Nicki Lido was 70 years old because he looks older obviously than

1:06.1

his years and even that feels a little bit young you know what I mean like Like, yeah. And also Sad, I actually don't know exactly how much the

1:17.0

long stuff is connected to his crash. I imagine it's pretty connected to it, but sad to see that it seems to have been that

1:26.0

that maybe eventually is what caught up with him.

1:29.4

But there you go and he kept fighting for 30 33 years or whatever of the 43 years after the incident so you know fair play.

1:38.0

Yeah I think I'll say like it's strange because it's one of those characters who looms really large in sort of the

1:47.0

Formula One of my father's generation, right? Like for me Lauda was always it's strange but for me Lauda was always like a far like a long

2:00.0

ago figure in some ways like I didn't really fully appreciate the role he played

2:06.7

in the sport or how vast and all-encompassing his career was probably into the last few years, right, when like there's a lot of tension

2:14.6

on his life story via, you know, the Ron Howard movie, Rush.

2:21.2

And it's a wild to think about like he, him unretiring in what 84 to win a final

2:30.9

world championship and like that is not as far back as I would think, right?

2:36.0

It's the dammedest thing, but like he, like for me he's always sort of loose,

2:40.0

he's been like one of those, oh he's one of those old timers, you know, the part of that

2:45.2

golden era of F1.

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