Radio Le Mans

Ben and Taylor discuss the hype around Project Motor Racing as it nears release in a few weeks, RennSport having to shut down for a full week before their official release, and look at Automobilista 2’s 2005-themed endurance DLC.

Kenny McLean from the Jim Clark Museum shows us around the fantastic exhibits and talks about the local farmer who became arguably the world’s greatest-ever racing driver. Paul Jurd explores Clark’s magnificent 1965 season and explains some of Jim’s unique achievements to Jim Roller and Paul Tarsey. Gabes Ewbank from Race Retro lets us know what we can expect at the UK’s leading motorsport show in February, TV commentator Alex Jacques chats to Roller and Tarsey about some of his ‘greatest hits’ in the last 75 years of F1, and Jodi Ellis John Nickas and Neil Smith launch volumes four and five of the magnum opus ‘Yanks at Le Mans’.

John Hindhaugh, Nick Daman and Tim Gray discuss the week’s motor sport news.

John Hindhaugh talks to Nico Perrinn about his love of motor racing.

Jim Cameron looks ahead to this year’s Race of Remembrance, Nick Daman has a team-by-team review of the Mexican Grand Prix, and there’s a Big Interview with Harley Houghton.

Ben is joined by longtime friends of the show JD Daniel and Jordan Groves to discuss Jordan’s impressions of NASCAR 25, the AC Rally announcement, and ask if sim racing wheels have become too powerful.

John Hindhaugh drives a car that won’t come to Europe until next year.

John Hindhaugh has the latest motorsport news from around the world. Plus Peter Mackay’s Rally Report, Nick Daman’s team-by-team review of the US GP and a Big Interview with Max Esterson.

This week on Simcast, Matt is stuck in eternal and endless traffic on the M5 and Simcast media wizard Ellie has jumped into the vacant seat! They discuss the epic return of “The race for metal health” hosted by Jimmy Broadbent and its unique choice of classes available. Also, Steven catches up with upcoming esports commentor Paul Walsh.

Taylor and Ben discuss the new rFactor 2 Kart Sim content, the announcement of AC Evo and iRacing Arcade demos at the SimRacing Exo, and iRacing announcing that they will be building the new IndyCar game from the ground up.

John Hindhaugh is joined by Richard Craill, Peter Mackay and Nick Daman.

Matt and Steve talk about iRacing’s Petit Le Mans, their two car entry and the associated BOP for the event. AMS2 are bringing an Endurance 2005 Pack to the sim, plus some random sim racers won at the Nurburgring over the weekend…

Romain Dumas talks about his Le Mans wins for Audi and for Porsche and the most unusual job interview with Roger Penske. He looks back at the Dakar rally and his amazing feats in the all-electric Ford Transit Supervan. Paul Tarsey is joined by the Chairman of the Royal Automobile Club, Duncan Wiltshire. Alex Brundle is very involved with the world of historic racing these days as well as commentating at Grand Prix weekends. He will explain how he juggles all the various parts of his life so successfully.

Taylor and Ben sit down with eNASCAR drivers Vicente Salas, Zack Novak, and Casey Kirwan to discuss their run for this year’s eNASCAR Championship. They also discuss Gran Turismo’s latest update and look at the new sim-racing offerings from Logitech and McLaren.

To mark the 100th FIA World Endurance Championship race this weekend, there’s a quiz about the series’ successes. Nick Daman gives his Team by Team review of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, and is asked what next for Christian Horner, and there’s a preview of the Barcelona 24 hours. This week’s Big Interview is with Seb Priaulx.

Matt and Steve discuss the Silverstone weekend and the crew’s experience with LMU ELMS content trackside.

Ryan Myhren previews IMSA’s Battle on the Bricks, Peter Mackay looks back on Rally Chile, plus your comments on ELMS at Silverstone.

This week’s Big Interview is with Robert Noaker.