The Grand Prix Show #2
The Grand Prix Show #02 (MP3 - 21.9MB - 1 Hour 3min 7sec)
This weel we have a special guest. Chris Balfe editor of Pitpass.com came on the show and talked about the last race and all the F1 teams.
We also have some audio I recorded while I was at the Silverstone testing.
We also look forward to the Canadian GP.
It is a longer show than we would normaly do, but Chris is a very interesting guy and its well worth listening to
Email us grandprixshow@gmail.com and don’t forget the forums
Show Times:
00:40 Introduction to Show 2
01:15 Email and Listeners comments
02.00 Silverstone testing
03:30 Ian’s audio clips from Silverstone
07.25 Second day testing at Silverstone
08.52 Start of Interview with Chris Balfe
09:16 Last race and season so far
13:30 Tyre issues
14.37 Kimi in Germany
17.00 Fisichella struggling this season
18:00 Montoya’s inconsistency, and Mclaren this season
22:07 BAR’s disappointing season so far
24.33 Theory’s on Ferrari’s poor start to the season
27:00 The future of Shumi and Ferrari
34:00 Where is Barichello heading?
36:00 Trulli and Ralf looking shaky for Toyota
37:30 Redbull looking very strong so far
40:00 Sauber rumours
43:40 Jordan in trouble
46:40 A surprise comeback for Minardi?
50:00 What are we going to see in Canada?
51:00 A comeback for Ferrari in the US?
52:45 Chris Balfe’s background of PitPass.com
60.00 Thanks to Chris for that interesting interview
60:45 Canada predictions
62:00 FIA’s announcement of new tyre rules
63:00 Email address and forums
63:30 See you after Canada
June 7th, 2005 at 10:12 pm
Formula 1 Podcasts
June 8th, 2005 at 3:32 am
I have just finished listening to this, 2nd, Grand Prix Show and found it very interesting. I go to Pitpass every day for updates on the Formula 1 world and also the A1 GRAND PRIX, which I think is going to be a big success.
I will certainly return after the Canadian Grand Prix to hear what you have to say.
Best wishes.
June 8th, 2005 at 1:08 pm
Got the link to your show from Pitpass and I really enjoyed it , it’s a treat to listen to genuine enthusiasts instead of the usual collection of cynical pro’s
I particularly enjoyed hearing Chris Balfe’s comments on the teams and drivers.(great Bloke!)
Being a Williams and Webber fan I was hoping to get his, and your, take on his performances this year
Is he overdriving to compensate for a poor chassis? or is he just a bit wild?. Nick seems to stay within the limits of the car and has achieved more by letting the race come to him rather than taking Webbers approach of attack
Anyway I’ll be back for more and I wish you guys every success for the show
Fred
Tasmania
(about as far away as you can get without falling off the edge)
June 8th, 2005 at 11:05 pm
Excellent to see another podcast for F1. Much better than anything else I have heard. Keep it up guys.
June 11th, 2005 at 4:23 am
Wonderful to listen to people in the know . . . please make this more available to us in the States.
June 12th, 2005 at 10:16 am
Hi Dennis, Cameron here, one of the principals at The Podcast Network. Please let us know how you’d like the GP Show to be “more available” in the US.
June 12th, 2005 at 5:16 pm
Fred -I think Webber is just taking his time to settle in at Williams, Nick seems to fit in better
Michael and Dennis - thanks!
June 28th, 2005 at 2:27 am
to cameron reilly . . .
What I meant was getting linked from espn, sports networks and the like. If such is already the case, I am sorry to cause confusion. I just have not seen The Podcast Network mentioned elsewhere.
Regarding Indy, has anyone looked at the wheels?
I eagerly await your Indy release.
June 28th, 2005 at 1:50 pm
Dennis, thanks for the clarification! No, we aren’t getting linked from those places yet but it’s definitely something we should investigate! Thanks for the suggestion!