Our next guest on WTCR Fast Talk presented by Goodyear is Gabriele Tarquini.  In 2009, aged 47, Gabriele Tarquini succeeded the legendary Juan Manuel Fangio as the oldest FIA world champion. In 2018, in his 57th year, he won the inaugural WTCR − FIA World Touring Car Cup to prove his “love never ended” for a sport that had fired a passion in him from almost the very start.

Our next guest on WTCR Fast Talk presented by Goodyear is Gabriele Tarquini. In 2009, aged 47, Gabriele Tarquini succeeded the legendary Juan Manuel Fangio as the oldest FIA world champion. In 2018, in his 57th year, he won the inaugural WTCR − FIA World Touring Car Cup to prove his “love never ended” for a sport that had fired a passion in him from almost the very start.

Our next guest on WTCR Fast Talk presented by Goodyear is Gabriele Tarquini.&nbsp; In 2009, aged 47, Gabriele Tarquini succeeded the legendary Juan Manuel Fangio as the oldest FIA world champion. In 2018, in his 57th year, he won the inaugural WTCR − FIA World Touring Car Cup to prove his “love never ended” for a sport that had fired a passion in him from almost the very start.

#6 Gabriele Tarquini - why the fire still burns - Part 1

The WTCR - FIA World Touring Car Cup podcast is here! WTCR drivers will be appearing on a series of podcasts presented by Goodyear hosted by the voice of WTCR, Martin Haven. We will give you exclusive insight into the drivers’ key career moments, their lives on and off track, the challenges they’ve encountered and their prospects for the 2021 season. Enjoy!

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#6 Gabriele Tarquini - why the fire still burns - Part 1

#6 Gabriele Tarquini - why the fire still burns - Part 1