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Season FinaleIn our season 2011 finale, The Flying Lap welcomes back to the London studio two of its favourite people - Manish Pandey, Executive Producer and scriptwriter for the multi-award-winning movie, Senna, and the highly-acclaimed journalist/writer/broadcaster, James Allen. It'll be an episode for looking back at the year past - at the runaway success of Senna and also at an F1 season dominated by the brilliance of Sebastian Vettel and Red Bull Racing-Renault. Driver rankings for the season? The best race? The most impressive rookie? The greatest moment? We will be discussing all this - and much more - on Episode 49, to be aired on Friday, December 9, prior to download release on December 14. |
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this episode? 
Love the show, but would it be possible to get the downloadable version in a more timely manner? I love listening to the show in my car on the way to work, but as is the case today, the most current show is not ready for download, so I won’t be able to listen until next week. During the season, especially, this often means that any news discussed is already out-of-date.
Hi Peter! Congrats on a great first year! Giorgio Ascanelli said he was under the impression that Ricciardo was holding something back as a Friday driver and at HRT. Do you think Vergne will give him a kick up the arse?
James, what do you make of Jaime losing his Torro Rosso race seat?
see you next year
will we ever hear the story on what happened to US Grand Prix Engineering?
Never herd what happened.
Thanks for a great season with The Flying Lap Peter, already looking forward to the new season!
He was maybe co founder then, Hans Werner sold to Mercedes and founded HWA and they run the DTM operation now for Mercedes!
Peter, thank you Smibs, your sponsors and production crew for this destination podcast. RadioLeMans and TFL are my two much looked-forward to podcasts.
One wish was I knew when Damon was going to be on — I would’ve loved to ask him the question of his own son being a driver, and if there was any hesitation. Jackie Stewart tells of his own reaction when Mark wanted to drive, and that was ,“no, no, no.” Damon seems to have had no reaction similar — and maybe that was due to the sport not being the bloodsport that it was in Jackie’s day. I have an 8-year-old daughter who wants to be a racing driver and get into Karts, but my wife watched the Canadian GP and Robert’s crash, and echoed Sir Jackie’s reaction, “no, no, no!”
Thanks for everything you do sir!
Cheers from Minnesota, and happy holidays to you and your family.
The Sky deal does worry me on what might happen over here ion the coming years
Enjoy your Vacation Peter & I look forward to seeing the new shows next year!
Thanks for answering Peter, I feel the same way. Look at most of the great racing moments and it’s not really about overtaking, it’s about battling. Dijon etc.
Peter, thank you for this show, great first season, see you next year! Cheers from Dubrovnik!
I presume it was the BBC/Sky deal that generated all those comments. Biggest F1 news all year in my opinion.
Thanks for such a great first Season everyone, thoroughly enjoyable. I was especially interested in Craig Scarborough’s technical analysis whenever you had him on, and Sean Kelly’s many statistics. Here’s to another great Season in 2012.
Thank you for all the fine webcasting in 2011. BTW do you have a postmail add ?
I hope that Manish will succeed with his ambitious new film about the 50’s.
I have no fear about the story telling but usually the b/w footage is far better than the colours one for the 50’s.
That is going to be a tough challenge.
Wish you all a merry X-Mas and all good for 2k12.
Still anxiously awaiting the Blu-ray release of Senna here in the USA