2010 Brazilian Grand Prix Podcast
Eddie Jordan makes Terry and Kevin violently sick, Legard makes them both angry as they discuss a dull (but championistically interesting) Brazilian Grand Prix.
Jenson Button nearly got robbed, looks like Webber has done and Lotus takes complicated f1 scandals from the past and effortlessly out complicates them
2010 Korean Grand Prix Podcast
At last, the slightly delayed Korean Grand Prix is given a very delayed podcast.
Kevin and Terry discuss the BBC’s options for the future, Button losing it, Webber crashing, Vettel’s engine blowing up all pretty like and what this all mean for another close championship.
The dullest race of the year wasn’t quite as dull as it always is. But Terry and Kevin squeeze some life out of Nick Fry’s balls and muck about like it’s the last day of term.
Massa’s ability is called into question, Ferrari’s F-duct is laughed at, Jenson gets the freedom of Frome, Terry does not get the same treatment from his home town.
Chandok gets docked points for the Anthony Davidson Underdog Trophy Award and Lewis ruins his tyres again as Mr boring wins the race that suits him most and the boys uncover the fact that Eddie Jordan did not run the marathon
The only person in the western world to have seemingly not seen a film since Austin Powers was released in 1997 is finally world champion. Baby.
Terry is gutted, Kevin is as ecstatic as all such gloryhunters are.
An eventful Brazilian Grand Prix is discussed with the best debut for ever for the japanese weaver, and the boys announce who won anotherf1podcast listener of the year 2009.
The most exciting qualification of the year balanced out by one of the duller races. Terry was in the air and Kevin on his sofa as the Japanese Grand Prix trudded along making it look more and more like Button might do a 2007 Hamilton and not a 2008 one.
The novelty of the night race has worn off and Kevin and Terry are sick of people complaining about how tired they are. Terry in fact seems sick of everything and calls a lot of people nasty words.
Hamilton wins the race, is Button going to be a worthy champion? Will Terry be a worth fantasy F1 champion, can Martin Whitmarsh tell a lie?
A more hungover podcast than monaco, and the turkish grand prix did its best to stay out of the way and not make too much noise by not doing much and leaving the grandstands mostly empty.
Terry gets angry at Herman Tilke (again) and Kevin laughs alot (again as they describe the new teams, the season so far and how it’s really getting a bit dull, but don’t tell anyone…
P.S Please ignore the 10 seconds of dead air at the beginning (Terry left the anti stall on the intro music)
Terry and Kevin got well into the Monaco spirit by drinking Marks & Spencers champagne and tins of lager and sitting in a rubber dinghy overlooking the tv.
To be fair, they (well, terry) was a little too tipsy to podcast properly, so they just swore at passing things for half an hour… like John Button
Button makes it 4 out of 5, not that we mention that, everyone else is mentioning that a lot.
Massa tries to scrimp on fuel, Kimi saves a lot more, we have gripes about the budget cap, McLaren’s suspended sentence, lewis’ schizophrenia, an eddie jordan’s shirt update and Terry makes an offer that Williams shouldn’t refuse.
What with all the teams having big updates and diffusers, it was kind of expected that this first practice would be yet another shakeup of the already shaky new world order
But it didn’t really happen.
The final result show a glimmer of hope for the disastrous BMW-Sauber season, but it looks, despite a new nose job, that it was just a light fuel run to trick the BMW board into thinking that everything is going ok, honest
Button in his Brawn seems to have the measure of the weekend whereas both McLaren and Ferrari’s changes either haven’t had much effect, or they be hustling…
Pos Driver Team Time Laps 1. Button Brawn-Mercedes (B) 1:21.799 21 2. Trulli Toyota (B) 1:22.154 + 0.355 30 3. Kubica BMW-Sauber (B) 1:22.221 + 0.422 24 4. Heidfeld BMW-Sauber (B) 1:22.658 + 0.859 14 5. Nakajima Williams-Toyota (B) 1:22.659 + 0.860 24 6. Rosberg Williams-Toyota (B) 1:22.667 + 0.868 26 7. Piquet Renault (B) 1:22.753 + 0.954 24 8. Glock Toyota (B) 1:22.828 + 1.029 29 9. Massa Ferrari (B) 1:22.855 + 1.056 15 10. Barrichello Brawn-Mercedes (B) 1:22.859 + 1.060 24 11. Raikkonen Ferrari (B) 1:22.873 + 1.074 20 12. Webber Red Bull-Renault (B) 1:22.934 + 1.135 25 13. Vettel Red Bull-Renault (B) 1:22.959 + 1.160 24 14. Hamilton McLaren-Mercedes (B) 1:23.077 + 1.278 21 15. Bourdais Toro Rosso-Ferrari (B) 1:23.088 + 1.289 30 16. Fisichella Force India-Mercedes (B) 1:23.089 + 1.290 25 17. Alonso Renault (B) 1:23.157 + 1.358 18 18. Buemi Toro Rosso-Ferrari (B) 1:23.185 + 1.386 31 19. Kovalainen McLaren-Mercedes (B) 1:23.522 + 1.723 17 20. Sutil Force India-Mercedes (B) 1:23.536 + 1.737 19