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Here you will find audio commentary of all classic F1 races! (Usually from the brilliant Murray Walker Where possible) Unfortunately, over the years, FOM & the FIA have a bad habit of deleting peoples often brilliant F1 related content because of the visuals. So, here, hopefully being able to just listen to commentary and the beauty that is the various F1 engines over the years will be a joy!
F1 Full Races (Audio) hosts F1 Full Races, a sports show with 154 episodes published.
Onto round 7 for the Monaco GP and after the uproar from the last race in Austria, people were keen to see what Jean Todt and the Ferrari Higher ups would do next.. Luckily, nothing but Schumacher was determined to beat
The only thing that needs to be said about this race was Ferrari.. Dominant so far, but the ending of this race boiled blood like you'd never seen before. Rivals crashing.. Frustrating. Team orders.. Even more so.. Ferra
So far, it was total domination for Schumi & The Scuderia, but could the apple cart be upset here in spain? Williams of Montoya & Ralf were looking in strong form, but they could topple the domination of the Red team. Pe
It was looking like a Ferrari Vs Williams Type of year. Big Schumi thinks Little Bro Schumi and Williams could have the pace and with 3 out of 3 retirements for Barrichello, could this FINALLY be his first race to collec
2002 had an electric start to the season. Huge crashes, brilliant racing, scraps to the end and the two German brothers in the form of their lives. This was to be no exception at a thrilling Interlagos. Unfortunately, Ho
In an ominous warning to the rest of the field, Michael Schumacher said he felt confident of winning again, after winning the opening round in Australia with a year old car! BUT, the 4 Time World champion wouldn't have E
New Teams. New Drivers. New Seats.. Let's find out all the goodies for 2002! First of all, No more Murray Walker of course who retired and James Allen was the lead commentator with M. Brundle on co com! Teams:- Prost liq
So it was to be the final race of the 2001 Season. A dominant one for Michael Schumacher & Ferrari, Schumacher's victory was his ninth of the season, tying his own record from 1995 and 2000 and Nigel Mansell from 1992 .
Lot of emotion in this one! This would not only prove to be the Race winners LAST EVER F1 victory, but it ironically came 2 weeks after he said he would be taking a sabbatical from the sport in 2002 with a replacement on
Just a few drivers changes for this one.. Both drivers represented their countries in F1 for the first time. Thomas Enge =, the Czech driver, reaplced the injured and bruised Luciano Burti after his horror smash in Belgi
This was a bit of a bizzare race! Drivers Stalling, new drivers in new teams, a weird situation where a car was up on its jacks at the start lights and a HUUUUUGE Shunt for Luciano Burti would mean it would be his last e
Few Driver Swaps happening here.. Jean Alesi went from Prost to Jordan, and he was replaced by Heinz Harald Frentzen who was sacked by Jordan a few races prior. So this was it. David Coulthard, try as he might was 37 poi
Mike Schumi could take one giant leap forward to his 4th world championship with a win here. But as the story usually goes at a home GP, it is never that simple. Montoya took his first ever pole. One HUGE Crash on the st
Round 10 saw Ralf Schumacher who was already having a very good season pick up his first ever pole position. Always nervy when its your first.. But could the younger schumacher stave off the competition form his brother,
Mclaren had been mighty strong the last 2 years with David coulthard winning them both. This year he had the chance to be the first British driver to do it since The great Jim Clark. As always, the Ferrari and Schumacher
Was the championship starting to dwindle already? Could Coulthard breathe some life back into it? Well, IT was to be an historic day with the winner and 2nd place making history! 3rd Place would go to a man who SORELY ne
Pundits were starting to ask if favouring DC Over Hakkinen for the championship was to be a thing? DC stated he just focused on winning races and that Mika realised the complexity of the situation. But the Williams were
The Championship battle was heating up here between Ferrari & Mclaren once more, but again, it would be the Scotsman who would be taking the challenge to Schumacher! Ron Dennis had publicly shamed DC after his start line
Lot of drivers had many reasons to be optimistic here. David Coulthard, Fresh off that amazing Austria win, took pole position here. (and it would actually become his LAST ever pole) Schumacher aimed at tying Graham Hill
Back to the ever epic Imola circuit where, again, Schumacher M wanted to take a stranglehold on the championship.. The Mclaren boys were not going to let that happen with David Coulthard in scintillating form at this ear
James Allen
visionary philosopher and key figure in the New Thought movement · Kentucky Department of Education
1 appearance on this show
David Coulthard
13-time Grand Prix winner · McLaren
2 appearances on this show
David Murray
soccer dad and author · Professional Speechwriters Association
1 appearance on this show
David Saunders
Director of Security Lab · K2 Advisors
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