Don't Lift Off
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Don't Lift Off podcast - for anyone who loves to keep it pinned with their foot hard on the throttle! Talking to anyone who is flat out in life...
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The podcast covers a wide range of topics related to motorsport, including ice driving experiences, the evolution of racing simulations, and the challenges faced in rallying. For instance, episodes feature guests sharing insights on unique driving schools, such as Ice Drive Sweden, and discussions about the impact of technology on racing dynamics through advanced simulators, with specific episodes highlighting the importance of customer experience in motorsport and the personal stories of legendary drivers.
Don’t Lift Off podcast – for anyone who loves to keep it pinned with their foot hard on the throttle! Talking to anyone who is flat out in life…
1990's and 00's BTCC star Anthony Reid talks about his time in the Super Touring era, racing with three of the best teams and cars of the time and tells me why it was the era that couldn't last.Anthony raced a Nissan Primera with RML/Ray Mallock Ltd, Ford Mondeo with Prodrive and MG ZS with WSR/West Surrey Racing and finished runner up in the championship in 1998 to Rickard Rydell and 2000 to team-mate Alain Menu, taking 15 wins along the way.00:00 – BTCC with Nissan with David Leslie and RML08:43 – Brands Hatch and Ricard Rydell10:52 – The Golden Era of Super Touring19:23 – Back to BTCC Mondeo/ProDrive20:49 – The centrifuge24:49 – BTCC with MG – with Colin Turkington28:12 – Team mates with Warren Hughes31:35 – The Brands Hatch ”Agreement”
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