Comments on: Andretti and Redman for the next Motor Sport audio podcast

By: Johnnie van Wyk

Johnnie van Wyk — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 15:17:33 +0000

Really – please give Mario the microphone full time. He is, as you well know, “mr quote generator”. Let enjoy him to the full! Wow this is going to be great!

By: rob widdows

rob widdows — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 17:37:38 +0000

Great to get all your opinions and questions for the next podcast with Andretti and Redman. We are recording in London next Thursday.
As regular visitors will be aware, I’ve been away for a week and when I came back last weekend I found I was unable to access the magazine website. Turns out to be a simple “issue” with the plugs in the modem, all sorted today by Glynn my computer mechanic.
So, anyway, hello again and what a year we are about to enjoy. Next weekend we will see Raikkonen on the Swedish rally and we will be able to ponder the resuklts of testing at Jerez.
If the Ferrari is as good as it looks thus far, the others should be concerned. But it’s far too early to say. We have not seen the new Red Bull yet…………
We will include as many of your points as possible when we podcast with Andretti and Redman, but I fear that Maruio will have so many great stories that the time will just disappear. Whatever, we think it will be a good show. Let’s hope so.
As an aside, i was impressed with the Russian chap in the Renault at Valencia…………intersting to have a new face, and the car must be adequate. Which means Kubica will be in the mix. Testing, though, can be such a red herring, as we know!
RW

By: Nigel Kat

Nigel Kat — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 16:15:14 +0000

Oh dear – where to start? 917s i n the wet with that other colossus of sportscar racing, Jacky Ickx? John Wyer as an employer and team manager? Paddock Bend at Brands in those cars?

And campaigning the beautiful Ferrari 312 albeit not always at the front – what was it like back in the garages and at Maranello?

For Mario, how was the Chapman relationship when winning in F1 but M was still racing elsewhere? And did he really get a full whack out of Lotus or did the sponsors make up his ‘wages’?

By: chris brooke

chris brooke — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 12:37:34 +0000

hear hear Mario- having watched so many races some of the best haven’t been F1 but sports cars, especially when the big cats were around and we had that brief moment when pugs vs the cats vs the mers vs the porsche’s great- and before that the 917′s the 956′s etc great to hear more of that

By: Mario Carneiro Neto

Mario Carneiro Neto — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 23:20:48 +0000

Actually, it would be awesome to hear more about sportscar racing than F1 this time…just sayin

By: Dave Cubbedge

Dave Cubbedge — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 16:31:58 +0000

you guys rock!!!!!

By: Marty Harris

Marty Harris — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 20:26:13 +0000

Fan-taaaaaastic, to quote a certain commentator.

Two greats from that shrinking demographic of drivers who started racing in the pre-commercial era. Which was also the pre-safety conscious era. Risked their lives for passion and glory. I suggest you cut two very big holes in their chairs so they can sit comfortably for all that time!

It would be great if you could bring them both in when (assuming) you discuss the Valencia tests.

By: Kevin Woeller

Kevin Woeller — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 14:37:12 +0000

FANTASTIC! I have fond memories of Brian & Mario at Mid-Ohio during the SCCA Formula 5000 Series.
Motor Sport has made my day!

By: john miller

john miller — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 08:05:39 +0000

Thank god for that Ed, I was, like Michael and Dave, concerned that we wouldn’t get enough of each of them!

I’d be interested to hear Brian’s thoughts on Rodruigez and Siffert. Pedro was renowned for being an eccentric, but I seem to remember Jo had a few foibles of his own…

By: Mario Carneiro Neto

Mario Carneiro Neto — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 22:12:25 +0000

This is AWESOME!! Wow. Just wow.

And thanks!

By: Ed Foster

Ed Foster — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 15:30:01 +0000

Dear All,

In anticipation of just this, both Mario and Brian are getting their own segments, but will overlap for some time as well.

This won’t be a usual hour-long podcast so panic not… we’ll get a chance to talk to both of them properly!

By: Dave Cubbedge

Dave Cubbedge — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 15:17:12 +0000

agree with Michael, these two guys could each do their own podcast – too many stories! but I’ll take what I can get, no doubt we’ll be entertained.

By: Michael Spitale

Michael Spitale — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 15:11:32 +0000

I would prefer to see Mario get his own podcast…. he could tell stories for hours… heck John Watson got a full podcast and no one outside of England has ever even heard of John Watson