Midweek Motorsport

Marshall Pruett previews the Indy 500, Tim reviews the weekend’s touring car races, and Jim Roller fails to offer any more watches as wager collateral. &nbsp.

Tim and Nick discuss the Spanish Grand Prix, and the tyres. John is joined in the studio by Nissan’s Darren Cox, and Graham Goodwin pops in to preview the Nuerbrgring 24 hours. &nbsp.

John, Nick and Tim discuss the latest motorsport news, with all the usual features, and a game of Dale of the Century. Plus ‘Where’s Nick Going?’ becomes ‘Where’s Tim Going?’ for this week. &nbsp.

John, Nick and Tim are joined by Marshall Pruett and Graham Goodwin to discuss the possibility of F1 retuning to Long Beach, any North American sports car races returning to Lime Rock, and MotoGP returning to obscurity. &nbsp.

Nick is very excited about MotoGP, Declan is rather bemused by NASCAR, Tim is struggling with Jean-Louis Schlesser, and John is just John. &nbsp.

This week we say hello to Allan McNish, discuss tyres in F1, and sanctions in NASCAR. Plus all the usual features. &nbsp.

Jim Cameron from Mission Motorsport is this week’s guest, and the usual team are also joined by John Dagys from SpeedTV for a European Le Mans Series Preview. Plus all the usual features. &nbsp.

Including all the usual features, and Marshall Pruett’s ear on the Ovals. &nbsp.

Nick Daman analyses the fall out from the Malaysian Grand Prix, Graham Goodwin previews a new season of British GT, and Declan Brennan and Marshall Pruett discuss the latest from Nascar, Indycar and a DTM/Grand-Am tie-up. Plus, the conclusion of drivers who sound like meat, and all the usual features. &nbsp.

John Hindhaugh is joined by Graham Goodwin and Martin Haven. &nbsp.

Alex Brundle is in the studio, and we discuss drivers who sound like meat. &nbsp.

Claire Smith talks about the 360 Motor Club’s plans for 2013, and John is joined by Sam Collins and Neil Wooding to discuss the latest news. &nbsp.

British GT boss Benjamin Franassovici is this week’s guest, and Nick, John and Declan play new gameshow Mr and Mrs. &nbsp.

Declan Brennan has the inside track on everything stateside, and Graham Goodwin returns to round up some sportscar stories. &nbsp.

John’s gone to Bathurst, and previews this weekend’s 12 hour race. Nick Daman’s in Vancouver, but still keeping his finger on the pulse of F1, Graham Goodwin has stayed at home to tell us about Aston Martin’s sportscar plans for 2013.&nbsp.

John Hindhaugh hosts the motor sport magazine show, with special guests. This week: What’s wrong with Formula 3?

Tim, Nick and Declan all return after their winter breaks. Tom Kimber-Smith and Stevan McAleer are this week’s guests.&nbsp.

John Hindhaugh is joined by Graham Goodwin and Marshall Pruett.&nbsp.

The new season kicks off with a show live from Dubai. John and Nick are joined by Jim Roller, and Toby Gilles reads the News in Spanish.&nbsp.

The RadioLeMans Christmas Quiz pits John’s team against Nick’s team. John is joined by Alex Brundle, Neil Wooding and Mark Blundell to answer questions on Mercedes at Le Mans, The Daytona 500, The Safari Rally 1975-2002 and Mark Blundell. Nick is joined by Jonny Palmer, Declan Brennan and Matt Griffin to answer questions on Olivier Panis, Finland, New Zealand and Moto2. &nbsp.

It’s the Man of the Year Show, with the winners of the seven categories in this year’s Midweek Motorsport Awards being presented. Plus, John, Tim and Nick take an interminably long time to get through what is basically one news story emerging from Paris, and Eve Hewitt drops in with some ideas for Christmas. &nbsp.

Nick Daman discusses F1’s movers and shakers, Allan McNish pops in for a chat, and Tim Gray talks llama dung. &nbsp.

Nick Daman dissects the US Grand Prix at Austin, Declan Brennan reports on NASCAR’s season finale from Homestead, and Tim Gray gets his Bontempi out. &nbsp.

Graham Goodwin explores the brave new world of FIA GT World Series. &nbsp.

Marshall Pruett on Indycar’s putsch, and an F1 show car in Dale of the Century. &nbsp.

A relaxed return for John, Nick and Tim…though Declan is still as excitable as ever. &nbsp.

Tim is on holiday. Anything could happen. &nbsp.

Calendar news and a Bathurst preview. &nbsp.

Bentley returns to international endurance racing, plus a preview of the FIA WEC in Bahrain.

Bart Hayden, Alex Brundle and Martin Haven all feature this week. &nbsp.

The emergency back-up show. &nbsp.

ALMS and Grand-Am merge &nbsp.

Sam Collins debunks Formula E &nbsp.

Graham Goodwin previews the Silverstone 6hour &nbsp.

John Hindhaugh hosts the motor sport magazine show, with special guests. This week: What’s wrong with Formula 3? &nbsp.

Parker Kligerman and Dan Clarke are this week’s guests. &nbsp.

Ferrari and Audi accused in llama scandal. Nissan not building touring car. Don’t buy Citroen’s marketing department. &nbsp.

Nick is late, Graham takes an elderly dog to the vet, and Allan McNish talks about Dindo Capello’s dreadful musical taste. &nbsp.

Johannes Gauglica provides the latest Nurburgring news, Nick talks to Bob Neville and Declan suffers a power cut. &nbsp.

John and Nick are rained on. But they have a contingency. &nbsp.

Graham Goodwin brings the latest sportscar news. &nbsp.

The second part of episode 23 &nbsp.

Live from Le Mans with guests including Danny Watts. Sam Collins plays Call My Huff. &nbsp.

Shea Adam and Jim Roller join the team. &nbsp.

More motor sport news and chat with John Hindhaugh. This week’s guests are Conor Daly and Dario Franchitti. .

Declan Brennan is in Indianapolis, and there’s another round of Dale of the Century. &nbsp.

Marshall Pruett reports live from Indianapolis, and plays Call my Huff. &nbsp.

Oliver Jarvis joins the team to review the second round of the FIA WEC. &nbsp.

With guests Matt Griffin and Tom Kimber-Smith &nbsp.

Claire Smith previews the Snetterton 6 hours, and are llamas colourblind? &nbsp.