Our thoughts on the Jason Plato episode and flying a Spitfire #283

The Intercooler

Dan Prosser and Andrew Frankel

Cars, The Intercooler, Car, Motorsport, Supercar, Leisure, Automotive, Intercooler, Driving

4.8 • 868 Ratings

🗓️ 6 October 2025

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Dan Prosser and Andrew Frankel reflect on their interview with Jason Plato, published last week, in which the BTCC legend opened up about the struggles he's faced recently. They also talk about the latest Bicester Motion Sunday Scramble, the Singapore GP, driving several Hedley Studios cars and more besides.

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1:05.9	We're a bit tired this morning, Andrew.
1:08.5	Long day yesterday.
1:09.8	It was a very good day, but it was a long day up at Bistamotion for the latest Sunday Scramble. Lots and lots of you were there. Many of you came over to say hello. So thanks to everyone who took the time to come and come and see us. And all our 9-11s. And all our 9-11s. Yes. So we always try to get together a decent
1:28.4	assembly of cars for these scrambles, don't we? That's sort of what we're there for, I think, bring some cool cars along. Absolutely. That's why they have us, isn't it? Yeah, let people see cars they wouldn't normally see. Yeah. And so we just decided to do the 9-11. And the point of the display was to sort of show off the breadth of the 9-11, the road cars, the race cars, the old cars, the new cars.
1:50.7	Exactly.
1:51.6	And you're now going to reel off, off the top of your head, the eight cars that we had there.
1:57.1	Right.
1:57.9	So, we had, a brand-new car new career at tea and a new GT3 touring.
2:05.0	Slightly older, we had possibly my favorite car on the whole wide world, a 997 G2 RS, which it was my in Istanbul privilege to drive to Bista.
2:16.7	I was there before 7 in the morning. So I left home at about, yeah, just before 5 on a Sunday morning in a GT3 RS with England to myself.
2:28.5	Presumably you didn't go all the way along the M4 and then up the 834.
2:31.8	Funnily enough. No. No, I didn't. And that was amazing.
2:35.8	So that was very, very cool.
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