From Orderswildercomment, Autortball Magazine, I'm Kevin Turner and this is the Alltersport Podcast.

Well, we've just had round six of the world in June. As Chanchit, the Lone-style Le Mans in Austin. And on the very same day that Charles DeClerc won the Italian Grand Prix,

there was more Ferrari joy just a few hours later as Robert Kubaker, Robert Schwarzen and Yiff E,

E, won in the, wow, it's all sort of a privateer car, but it's not really, it's the satellite

car. It's a bit it's a yellow Ferrari, so that's good. We all like that. And joining me to talk about that dramatic race, actually,

because it was right in the balance to the very end, only a winning margin of 1.8 seconds over the

number 7 Toyota. And the man who watched it all is joining me now, still out there. Hi, Garrow.

Watkins. How are you doing? Not too bad. Yeah, it was absolutely an exciting race.

And a little bit of history made, as you mentioned, that satellite car following up on the victory for Skadaria, Ferrari, Formula One team at Monza.

And that that is a first, we think, that Ferrari have won two World Championship,

NIA World Championship races on the same day.

That's what they're saying.

And I did a hell of a lot of looking back through records during some of the little

downtimes during the race, just to see if I could find another time

when any manufacturer actually has won a World Championship

sports car race and an F and a championship F1 race on the same day.

And I got through deep into the 60s

and I couldn't find anything.

And of course, what we shouldn't

forget that in those days, there were far fewer Formula One races, you know, and sometimes

not many sports car races at all. So the chances of clash were much smaller in those days.

But it is, I, it is a little, it's,

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