That Time When: Only 3 Cars Finished At Monaco

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🗓️ 21 May 2019

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Matt, Tommy and Dan are back for another 'That Time When' podcast, talking about the ridiculous 1996 Monaco Grand Prix where only three cars managed to make the chequered flag. As well as looking back on this crazy race, we discuss why F1 doesn't see as many retirements these days.

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0:00.0	Hello everybody and welcome to the WTF1 that time when podcast series actually feels like a long time Tommy and Dan since I've actually spoken on one of these.
0:09.8	Do you feel your knowledge is poorer because of it?
0:13.6	Yeah, well yeah because you two gurus haven't been in my life for the last few weeks but Dan did you just say who am I?
0:20.6	Yeah, I did. Wow, I introduced you to this and then you're the one that say who am I?
0:26.0	Yeah, that's how it goes.
0:27.0	Perfect. Right. Okay, today we're going to talk about that time when only three cars finished at Monaco.
0:34.2	What a race.
0:35.9	When are we ever going to see that again?
0:37.9	Probably not.
0:38.7	Yeah, what year was that?
0:39.9	It was 1996.
0:41.5	Oh, so quite a while ago, 23 years ago.
0:44.9	The first year I watched F1 actually.
0:46.8	I was four years old.
0:48.0	One of my earliest memories as well.
0:49.6	Really?
0:50.0	Yeah.
0:50.3	I was four so I don't remember it.
0:52.2	Was it good?
0:52.8	It was pretty down here.
0:54.8	Let's find out.
0:55.5	Yeah, let's dive straight into it then.
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