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John Hindhaugh, Tim Gray and Declan Brennan look at the week’s top motor sport stories, including the launch of a brand new championship by Ford, and Indycar and NASCAR sharing Indianapolis for the weekend.

The Shere Hill Climb in England’s leafy Surrey happens on Sunday 3rd September and boss Martin Warner talks about what to expect. Corridors of Power discusses the most groundbreaking Lotus F1 cars of all time. On the panel this time are Nick Padmore, Jim Roller and Paul Jurd.

Shea Adam previews IMSA racing at Road America, Nick Daman has his Team by Team review of the Belgian Grand Prix, and there’s a Big Interview with Katherine Legge.

Including Nick Daman’s Team by team review of the Hungarian Grand Prix, a Big Interview with Riley Dickinson, and what’s on this weekend in Stockton on Tees.

The HRN team have lots to talk about (don’t they always?). Paul Jurd is back from a weekend at Zandvoort and compares notes with Jim Roller and Paul Tarsey who were there in June. Joe Bradley is enthusiastic about his recent trip to Estoril in Portugal and the whole team talks about the Goodwood Festival of Speed which happened last weekend, including that scary moment when a wheel went into the crowd, thankfully without serious injury. The boys also talk about the ridiculous Special Saloons of the 1980s which saw fibreglass lookalike bodies from everyday saloon cars covering out and out race cars. The ‘Chimp’ was a favourite, a 2 litre Chevron made to look like a Hillman Imp!

Ben and Louis discuss more previews of LM Ultimate, Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown’s gameplay reveal, and the latest sim rig from Next Level Racing.

Jonny Palmer reviews the WEC’s trip to Monza, plus Nick Daman’s Team by Team review of the British Grand Prix

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It’s the British Grand Prix this weekend and the team takes a look at the history of the great event. Starting with pre-war races at Brooklands and Donington through Aintree, Brands Hatch and of course Silverstone. Jim Roller, Paul Jurd and Joe Bradley are the panellists on ‘Corridors of Power’ this month and each of them puts forward their own nomination for ‘The Most Memorable British Grand Prix’. Host Paul Tarsey has to pick a winner.

Kerry Cobb reviews World Superbikes from Donington Park, plus Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Austrian Grand Prix and a Big Interview with Richard Bradley.

Special guest Daniel Morad sits down with Ben, Louis, and Taylor to discuss real-world racing, getting into sim racing, and his brand Moradness. Th hosts also talk about Moza’s newest wheelbase and rim offerings and other sim racing news.

Paul Tarsey talks to Alexander Hesketh about those heady times in the 1970s when he put together the ‘dream team’ of James Hunt, ‘Bubbles’ Horsley and Harvey Postlethwaite to challenge the established teams at the very front of Grand Prix racing, from the high point of winning the Dutch Grand Prix to the heartache of closing the doors at the end of 1975.

Bruce Jones previews the Spa 24 hours, Nick Daman gives his verdict on Formula E at Portland, plus Kazakh billionaires and a change of manufacturer for TF Sport.

Ben is joined by special guest host JD Daniel talking a bit more about the Forza Motorsport announcement, RENNSPORT beta updates, and a developer update from Riza Studios about AMS2 V1.5.

John talks to Indycar veteran James Hinchcliffe about his upcoming guest appearance in the Mazda MX5 Cup, Aaron Jeansonne drops into the studio, and Shea Adam previews this week’s IMSA action. Plus WRC’s Safari Rally and Nick Daman’s Team by Team review of the Canadian Grand Prix. This week’s Big Interview is with Nicky Catsburg

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Matt is back to bring you the latest sim racing news and Ben makes a special appearance to deliver great news on Forza Motorsport.

John Hindhaugh revisits Audi’s SUV.

John Hindhaugh talks to Tubbs Wanigasekera about the premium coffee brand.

Andrew Marriott discusses the drivers who raced at Le Mans without using their real names.

Ben Constanduros talks to his father Bob about his memories of the 24 hours of Le Mans, a race he first visited in 1972. Episode 1 Episode 2 Episode 3 Episode 4 Episode 5 Episode 6