Tim Silvey speaks with Freddie Carr, a six-time Americas Cup sailor, about his journey in sailing, the dynamics of teamwork, and the importance of communication in high-performance sailing, drawing some interesting parellels to Formula One.

They discuss the differences between the Americas Cup and SailGP, the role of technology in modern sailing, and the launch of a new media platform called The Foil. Freddie shares his proudest moments in the Americas Cup, the growing popularity of SailGP, and reflections on safety in high-performance sailing.

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"I think Africa is long overdue for a race."

In this episode Tim Silvey speaks with Mark Hughes, a consultant in race circuit operations, about his journey in motorsport, the complexities of track design, and the evolving landscape of racing venues.

They discuss the political challenges of working with governing bodies like the FIA and FIM, the impact of new regulations on circuit design, and the future of street circuits versus permanent tracks.

Mark shares insights on the commercial viability of race tracks and the potential for banked circuits in the future. The conversation also touches on the upcoming Global Circuit Summit in Qatar, where industry leaders will gather to discuss the future of motorsport venues, more info: https://www.circuitsummit.com/

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In this episode of The MotorMouth Podcast, Tim Silvey interviews Maite Caceres, a rising star in motorsport from Uruguay. Maita shares her journey from a family steeped in racing to becoming the only Latin American driver in the F1 Academy. She discusses her experiences in the competitive Mazda MX-5 Cup, the challenges of securing sponsorship, and her aspirations in the world of racing. Maita emphasizes the importance of representation for women in motorsport and reflects on her journey, highlighting that it's never too late to pursue one's dreams.

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Tim Silvey interviews Simon Pavitt in one of our favourite episodes to date, who shares his extensive experience in Formula One, particularly in sponsorship and digital branding. Simon discusses the evolution of sponsorship in F1, the impact of dynamic branding, and his new book 'Capstones', which explores what former F1 professionals do after their careers in fascinating detail. He emphasizes the importance of passion projects and the lessons learned from notable figures like Jackie Stewart. The conversation also touches on Simon's future aspirations and the significance of finding joy and meaning in one's career.

Find out more about today's guest: https://capstones.co/who

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This week Nico Perrin tells us about his ambitious plans to break the lap record at The Nordschleife, it currently stands at 5 mins 19 by Porsche in a hybrid hypercar...Nico wants to get this under 5 mins! Can it be done!? Listen to find out.

Follow Nico's amazing journey: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nico-perrin/

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In this episode of The MotorMouth Podcast, Tim Silvey interviews Will Buxton, a prominent and popular figure in motorsport broadcasting. They discuss Will's transition from Formula One to IndyCar, the cultural differences between the UK and the US, and the growing popularity of motorsport in America. Will shares his experiences at the Indy 500, the challenges of commentary, and the potential of IndyCar drivers in Formula One. The conversation also touches on Cadillac's entry into F1 and concludes with reflections on the importance of teamwork and personal motivations in Will's career.

00:00

Introduction to Will Buxton

01:36

Life as an IndyCar Commentator

03:00

Cultural Differences: UK vs. USA

04:17

The Growth of IndyCar in America

05:56

The Impact of Drive to Survive on F1

07:32

Transitioning from F1 to IndyCar

12:44

First Impressions and Challenges in Commentary

18:49

The Indy 500 Experience

24:49

The Weenie 500: A Unique Commentary Experience

25:08

The Thrill of Racing Events

26:24

Experiencing the Indy 500

29:34

IndyCar vs Formula One Drivers

33:13

Cadillac's Entry into Formula One

38:03

The Art of Oval Racing

38:55

Final Thoughts and Reflections

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In this episode of The MotorMouth podcast, Tim Silvey interviews Olivia Hicks, a sports journalist specializing in Formula One. They discuss Olivia's journey into journalism, the complexities of covering F1, and the impact of the sport on local communities. Olivia shares her insights on the growth of F1 in the U.S., the blurred lines between journalism and content creation, and the current controversies within the sport. The conversation highlights the importance of integrity in journalism and the challenges faced by journalists in the modern media landscape.

Check out Olivia's substack: https://formulaflash.substack.com/

00:00

Introduction to Olivia Hicks and Her Journey

02:44

The Traits of a Successful Journalist

05:35

Diving Deep into Formula One

08:20

The Growth of Formula One in the US

10:56

The Impact of Formula One on Local Communities

22:40

The Evolution of Sports Journalism

27:48

The Blurred Lines of Content Creation and Journalism

30:55

The Importance of Independent Journalism

32:46

On-Track Insights and Predictions

36:57

Challenges Facing the FIA and Transparency in F1

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