Joe checks in prior to the German Grand Prix with talk of IndyCar aerodynamics, Tony's plans for more power and deserved penalties for gesticulating drivers. We cover setting the tone of a team and why nobody really wins a manipulated World Championship.
Further discussion ensues with talk of Major League players, F1 survivors and why retaining Timo at Virgin isn't such a bad idea. Joe speculates on the Grand Prix of St Austell, talks old school re-launches and who gave up on their town planning, before we try to find 20,000 paying subscribers for Grand Prix+ magazine.
It's a feature length podcast and the last before two back-to-back races lead into F1's summer holiday. Don't miss out on this episode of Aside with Joe.
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In the week that followed the European Grand Prix, Joe Saward stopped by to discuss the hot air coming from Red Bull, a very French way of working and the all new solar powered F1.
Additionally, there's talk of exceptional drivers and the best kept secret in Formula 1. Plus, suggestions on providing your own Sunday entertainment, designing a better race track, celebrity Briatore and a look at what made FOTA green with envy.
As ever, all this and so much more in the Aside with Joe podcast.
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Joe returns from Canada to talk rock and roll journalism, F1 groupies and dancing in the streets like Mick Jagger. We cover Formula 1 dissertations, kick starting the summer, an old man in a slow car and the tough old bird in a Renault.
Additionally there's conversation covering the future of KERS, and saving the world with racing. Not to mention splendid Sunday drivers, a garden party at Silverstone and a very special 60th anniversary at the Windsor Castle.
Plus so much more in this week's An Aside with Joe.
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As the fallout from the incident in Turkey continues to dominate F1 discussion, Joe offers his take on events as he saw them, from inside the paddock.
We also talk about who calls the shots in a Formula 1 team, the psychology of a racing driver and the downsides of being a spark plug.
Also up for discussion is the missed opportunity that was the official F1 tyre and what's left of Force India. Plus Joe talks about the ambitions of Mark Smith, Dynamo Newey, 800 from Ferrari and the large goat listenership of the Pendiks. You couldn't make it up.
All this and more in this week's An Aside with Joe.
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Racing in the US dominates discussion, as Joe asks if Texas has a taste for F1, and whether Cypher Group have what it takes. We also talk sponsorship Whoppers, bowling googlies and burly men shuffling like nuns.
Joe also reveals why Variety is the spice of life, what a young Murray Walker lost and why Schumacher cheerleaders can't have it both ways. Additionally, Joe rustles up a buffet for Canada whilst thinking of Paris Hilton.
All this and so much more in an Aside with Joe.
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Joe returns safely from China, to talk about the Volcanic GP, Jet Powered speed records, the merits of racing in Shanghai and Valencia, plus what Rob Smedley said post race to Felipe Massa.
Also on the agenda, why no-one holiday's in Dover, Delaware and why you might like to holiday in Sochi, Russia. There's more news on audience meetups in Monaco and Canada, and we discuss what European airlines have in common with Michael Schumacher.
All this and much more in the Aside with Joe podcast.
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In this episode of An Aside with Joe, we talk Chinese TV, first class flying, Malaysia Incorporated, and who's spending £2.5m a week.
Additionally Joe explains how the Blues Brothers relate to Formula 1, how less grip equals more action and why you don't mention pepper pots to Peugeot.
Plus we hear exciting news about how you can join Joe, on a yacht in Monaco harbour, for tea and cakes with a mystery guest. You do not want to miss this show.
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After two races, we catch up with Joe to grab his take on the state of Formula 1. Up for discussion is the second best factory in the world, Column Three teams and when going slower is better than going faster.
We talk about Ambassador Jenson, and why he is showing up recent World Champions, as well as what use Mercedes have for Michael Schumacher. Discussion also covers Joe's continuing world tour, with plans for meet-ups in places such as Barcelona, Singapore and New York.
Plus so much more in this episode of An Aside with Joe.
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Joe came to London to talk Formula 1 in February, and in part two of this special podcast the man returns to tackle more of Formula 1's difficult questions. A brief break gave attendees the chance to stretch their legs, before settling down for more insight from inside F1.
On the agenda in part two - Joe covers investing in the future of Formula 1 and self drive hill climbs, dangerous sports and keeping oneself young, plus art directors and the genius of Murray Walker. Finally the evening is wrapped up with a look at the mindset of a world champion and the motivation of a famous son.
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If you enjoyed this show, don't forget to download the first part as well.
On the 26th February, Joe Saward took to the stage at The Engine Group building in central London, to host his first ever "An Evening With..." event. Sidepodcast was there to capture all of the discussion and insight. Part one of this podcast covers the first half of the evening.
Topics of interest include - Joe's take on the current F1 field, the future of new teams and a classic case of Japanese bravery. Also on the agenda is the future of Formula 1 media coverage and where it all went wrong for the sport in the United States.
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If you enjoyed this show, don't forget to download the second part as well.
