Prolific historics racer Nigel Greensall joins Group National Editor Stephen Lickorish for the latest edition of the Autosport National Podcast to look back on the Donington Historic Festival.

Greensall shared five different cars with John Spiers during last weekend's event and, although he came close, did not quite take any victories (https://www.autosport.com/national/news/f4-racer-reynolds-scores-remarkable-cortina-win-at-donington-historic-festival/10720183/).

As well as reflecting on those races, Greensall discusses the various - and surprising - challenges of swapping between such different cars and the important skills that racing in historic machines can teach drivers.

The pair also pick out some of the other highlights from the Donington meeting and examine the new GT3 Legends series and how it is important historic racing organisers continue to innovate.

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A busy weekend of UK motorsport is the focus of the latest Autosport National Podcast as the blue-riband British GT Silverstone 500 and the TOCA support series openers are reviewed.

Editor-in-Chief Kevin Turner is joined by British GT correspondent Ed Hardy and Group National Editor Stephen Lickorish to review all of the main talking points.

They discuss the ominous British GT points lead the 2 Seas Mercedes pairing of Kiern Jewiss and Charles Dawson now enjoy after finishing second in a crazy race where the unusual strategy of the guesting Paradine BMW duo Dan Harper and Darren Leung helped them join an elite club of two-time Silverstone 500 winners.

A dominant display from Freddie Slater in GB3 is also examined, alongside a far closer GB4 battle.

Then, at Donington Park, there was a surprise early leader of the Porsche Carrera Cup GB standings, while British Formula 4 was as unpredictable as expected.

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Autosport Editor-In-Chief Kevin Turner sits down with National Editor Stephen Lickorish for another edition of the Autosport National Podcast. On this week's show, the pair preview the upcoming GB3 Championship and TOCA Support classes, both kicking off this weekend at Silverstone and Donington respectively.

All eyes will likely be on Autosport's reigning Young Driver of the Year Deagen Fairclough, as well as F1 Academy's 2024 Champion Abbi Pulling, and the part-time schedule for Italian F4 Champion Freddie Slater.

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Autosport Editor-In-Chief Kevin Turner sits down with veteran reporter Marcus Pye to review another thrilling edition of the Goodwood Member's Meeting from this past weekend.

Ford vs Ferrari was very much the vibe at the 2025 edition of the show, headlined by an incredible Gurney Cup race. German GT ace Frank Stippler, driving a Ferrari Dino 206S triumphed against a star-studdied fleet of Ford GT40's, driven by 2012 World Touring Car Champion Rob Huff, Alex Brundle alongside Ford CEO Jim Farley, and World Endurance Champion and Le Mans winner, Andre Lotterer.

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In this week's edition of the Autosport National Podcast, Editor-In-Chief Kevin Turner is joined by National Editor Stephen Lickorish and British GT reporter Ed Hardy to review the opening round of the 2025 Championship at Donington Park.

Together, they discuss the narrow victory by 2 Seas Motorsport's #42 car of Charles Dawson and Kiern Jewiss over Barwell Motorsport's Alex Martin and Sandy Mitchell, as well as the GT4 class win for Optimum Motorsport's Marc Warren and Jack Brown. There's also a review of all the weekend's support action.

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In this week's edition of the Autosport National Podcast, we focus on British GT with their first round of the 2025 Championship starting this weekend at Donington Park. In the first half of the show, Autosport Editor-In-Chief Kevin Turner is joined by British BT correspondent Ed Hardy and four-time series Champion and Double Le Mans class winner, Jonny Adam. Together, they discuss Jonny's hopes in chasing a fifth title as well as the all-time wins record in the series, and who else Ed has an eye on as potential contenders for the title. There's also a preview of the GT4 Series as well.

Then, Stephen Lickorish joins in the second half to discuss the support classes on the bill, including the Ginetta Juniors, GB4 and the GB3 Championship, including F1 Academy Champion Abbi Pulling, and 2024 Autosport Young Driver of the Year, Deagan Fairclough.

In the latest episode of our Autosport National Podcast, special guest Johnny Mowlem joins host Kevin Turner. 

As well as talking about his career, which took him from Porsche club racing to success in international endurance competition, Mowlem explains how he now helps

gentleman drivers try to achieve their ambitions, such as racing in the Le Mans 24 Hours. The duo discusses how the sport has changed in recent decades and looks at various series, from Fun Cup to GT Cup and British GT. 

Mowlem also talks about the differences between competing in modern machinery and jumping into historic cars, such as his races at the Goodwood Revival.

Kevin Turner and Stephen Lickorish sit down for another weekly edition of the Autosport National Podcast, and this week, we're discussing changes!

Both presenters went off and created their list of things they'd like to bring back to the National scene, whether it be series, cars, attitudes, or anything else. The only real rule was to keep it realistic as opposed to the fantasy meeting we had last week. What would you bring back or change about the National scene? Do reach out and let us know at [email protected]!

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Welcome to the first episode of the Autosport National Podcast on its new home, here on the Autosport National Channel! And on it, Kevin Turner and Stephen Lickorish come together to create their dream fantasy National Motorsport meeting.

It posed some difficult challenges - Just five different types of racing vehicles could be selected, with one of them having to be a GT, a single-seater and a historic discipline, and one series that doesn't even exist but would like to see race. What would you select? Let us know at [email protected] and if we get enough responses, we may even do a listener special in the future!

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Hi everyone, and welcome to the Autosport National Podcast! We’ve heard some of your feedback in regards to our original Podcast feed, and with that in mind, we’re letting you know that we’re splitting up our content going forward. There are three new places for you to listen to all of our audio content as part of the Motorsport Network family!

Right here, will be our new Autosport National Podcast! Hosted by Autosport Editor-In-Chief Kevin Turner and National Reporter Stephen Lickorish, the Autosport National Podcast will feature rankings, opinions, the latest news and exclusive interviews from the beating heart of the domestic scene, including British GT, Rallying, Hill Climb and the grassroots of domestic Motorsport.

There's also the Autosport F1 Podcast, stay right here exclusively for all of our F1 content. News, previews and reviews, and weekly fan Q+A sessions from our world-leading journalists in our studios in London and directly from the paddock. 

If you want more of the Global Motorsport scene, subscribe to our new feed, Autosport Racing, featuring analysis, news and reviews from the World Endurance Championship, the British Touring Car Championship, and more! 

We also have the Autosport Retro Podcast! As Autosport crosses its 75th anniversary as a publication, what better way to celebrate our rich history than a trip through the archives? On Retro we recount some of the greatest stories in Motorsport, from drivers, teams, cars, brands and more, and include sitdown interviews with key figures across Motorsport history. 

Don’t forget, we also have the James Allen on F1 Podcast, with the award-winning broadcaster and journalist combining business analysis and F1 journalism, with in-depth sit-down interviews with some of the sports' biggest names, like Zak Brown, James Vowles and Fred Vasseur.

And finally, bikes are back at the Motorsport Network - Tank Slappers will be returning with Oriol Puigdemont, Ben Hunt, and a new lead host… me. Hey, they can’t all be winners! But we’ll be giving you weekly podcasts on everything MotoGP as Marc Marquez and Pecco Bagnaia go head-to-head for the 2025 World Championship!

All of these shows will be available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music and everywhere else where Podcasts are available! Thank you so much for listening, and for your ongoing support!