'They screamed, howled or thundered': intoxicating sound of F1’s greatest age
Sixty years ago this week, Jackie Stewart claimed victory in one of the strangest grands prix to launch the finest era in Formula 1 history, as Matt Bishop recounts
Welcome to another ‘week in motor sport’. This week I talk to Damien Smith and Rob Widdows about the British Grand Prix as well as the contact between Will Power and Dario Franchitti in the Indycar race in Toronto.

There was so much to say about the Grand Prix at Silverstone that we have gone on a bit longer this month, so I’m afraid it is split into two parts.
We were very fortunate to be joined by Emagine Productions this week who filmed and edited the interview. We hope you enjoy it…
Part 1
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Part 2
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_sFE1WhE4E[/youtube]
Or, if you’d like to download it…
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