What Audi F1 team loses with Wheatley's sudden exit
As Aston Martin rushes to deny speculation about its own leadership structure, Audi quietly loses the man who would have filled that gap
We’ve been doing these podcasts for four years now and, with one a month (and sometimes more), that adds up to over 50 hours of content.
In those four years we’ve been lucky enough to interview seven Formula 1 world champions, drivers who share 38 Le Mans wins, a 20-time Isle of Man TT winner, four F1 commentators, two team principals, a CART champion and a four-time IndyCar champion. However, in all that time we haven’t had ‘the racing dentist’, Tony Brooks. We’ve been all the poorer for it – as you will realise, if you didn’t already, when you listen to this hour we recorded recently.
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As Aston Martin rushes to deny speculation about its own leadership structure, Audi quietly loses the man who would have filled that gap
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