Sir Jackie Stewart on Senna, Alain Prost on his famous nickname, and David Tremayne on F1’s most influential person

F1 Nation

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🗓️ 8 May 2020

⏱️ 56 minutes

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On a bumper all-star 70th anniversary episode, TC and Alex are joined by three-time world champ Sir Jackie Stewart to chat about F1’s evolution - and his famous exchange with Senna. Then hall-of-fame journalist David Tremayne hops on the line to discuss F1’s most influential person, before Rosanna Tennant catches up with four-time world champion Alain Prost for a special challenge...

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0:00.0	Hello and I'm Alex Jakes. It's episode 2 of F1 Nation and before we start we want to wish you all well because it's tough times at the moment and we hope the next 45 minutes will provide the escapism you need.
0:22.0	This week F1 Nation is going to celebrate a birthday because Formula One
0:26.0	turns 70 on the 13th of May and we've got a packed show paying homage to this wonderful sport. We've even got a couple of drivers
0:34.8	joining us who between them have won seven world titles. That's 10% of the
0:40.7	total. So we hope you enjoy what we've got coming up and please remember to
0:44.5	subscribe and review the show because it helps other fans to find the podcast. So
0:49.3	A.J. What's caught your eye this week? Well two things for me Tom, I'm going to go for George Russell winding up Alex Albin like
0:56.7	best mates do, constantly taking him out no matter what they're racing has provided quite a lot of
1:02.0	entertainment.
1:02.8	George you are so bad!
1:06.8	Let me go George!
1:08.8	George!
1:09.8	Can we focus on the guys?
1:11.8	George!
1:14.0	What is...
1:15.0	Wait, I forget it.
1:18.0	George!
1:19.0	And the Inter-Largos, E-sports race, I mean the virtual Grand Prix, it was astonishing.
1:27.0	If that was a real race with passing and repassing for the lead,
1:31.0	I mean it felt like about 30 overtakes for the lead.
1:33.9	That would be an all-time great-grand Prix and about halfway through I was thinking I may have got a little bit too
1:39.2	excited too early on. We've still got about we've still got about 20 minutes to go with this.
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