APEX: The People and Stories Of Formula One

APEX: The People and Stories Of Formula One

By Kimberly FineSports
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APEX: The People and Stories Of Formula One episodes

  • Davina Galica

    Join Kimberly as she goes over 2 year old notes, stumbles over words, and butchers pronunciations of names and places in this short episode that details the life and career of Davina Galica.

    25 min
  • Lella Lombardi - The Final Episode

    In this Episode APEX is reintroduced in its new format. Kimberly covers the exciting, history making, life and career of Lella Lombardi while cracking (probably) mildly inappropriate jokes to lighten the mood. Important races, tragic moments, and an unsurprising amount of sexism are covered in this comeback episode that will mark the beginning of a new era for APEX.

    37 min
  • Lella Lombardi - Part 1

    In this episode, we come back from an extended vacation(?) to discuss the early life and career of Lella Lombardi. Through distractions, facts, and passive aggressive humor we give you all of the useful, and not so useful, info that you'll need to be considered a super-fan of the second female Formula One driver. 

    41 min
  • Nelson Piquet - Part 6
    The second hear everything came together for the Plucky Brazilian saw him beat out the faster Alain Prost to take his 2nd world title, matching the record set by Double World Champion Emerson Fittipaldi.
    1 hr 25 min
  • Nelson Piquet - Part 5
    The year that the newest Brazilian World Champion had to defend his title was the year it all went wrong.
    Finishing the year in a lowly 5th place, join us in the most disruptive year the sport has seen.
    We have two separate moments of silence for the young Ricardo Palleti and the plucky Gilles Villeneuve.
    1 hr 3 min
  • Nelson Piquet - Part 4
    The final stretch of 1981 saw Carlos leading the championship. Having been consistent all throughout the year, outperforming the 1980 Champion Alan Jones.
    Nelson Piquet did what would have happened eventually by clinching the title, becoming the first Brazillian world champion since Emmerson Fittipaldi in 1974. 
    Find out how Carlos managed to let the title slip through his hands in the second and final part of 1981!
    52 min
  • Nelson Piquet - Part 3
    This is the Big One! 1981, the year Piquet was able to capitalize on Carlos' sloppy title fight to become the second Brazilian World Champion in F1 History. Ferrari and Renault dropped the ball and neither of their 4 drivers could capitalize on their meager successes.
    1981 is split into two parts, with a moment of silence at the end to commemorate the death of the young mechanic Giovanni Amadeo.
    1 hr 15 min

About APEX: The People and Stories Of Formula One

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This podcast is brought to you by an accidental Formula One fan who is determined to add more female voices in the world of motorsports. Here we will cover everything from Drivers, Teams, Contracts,…