Track Limits

In this episode of the Track Limits podcast, we are joined by an incredibly talented W Series driver, Emma Kimiläinen.

Emma Kimiläinen's story is a testament to the power of determination and resilience. From a young age, she exhibited a passion for speed, fueled by a burning desire to compete and make her mark in the world of racing. We'll explore the challenges she faced as a woman in a predominantly male sport, from overcoming gender stereotypes to proving her skills on the track.

Beyond her achievements on the track, Emma Kimiläinen has been an influential figure in promoting inclusivity and diversity in motorsports. We'll explore her advocacy for equal opportunities for women in racing and her involvement in initiatives aimed at breaking down barriers within the industry.

Join us for this exhilarating episode as we delve into the incredible life and career of Emma Kimiläinen, unravelling the passion, talent, and determination that have made her a force to be reckoned with in the world of motorsports.

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In this episode of the Track Limits podcast, we are joined by an incredibly talented F1 journalist, Craig Scarborough.

If you're fascinated by the cutting-edge technology and engineering that makes F1, then you won't want to miss this episode. Craig is an expert on all things F1, with a ton of knowledge and experience with F1 car designs, aerodynamics, and engineering!

In this episode, we discussed many topics around the advancement of technology in F1, the impact aerodynamics has in developing a car, drivers who adapt quickly to the conditions of the car and track, and many more.

This episode is made for fans who want to understand the tech behind F1 without the engineering jargon or confusion. We have learned so much from Craig during this episode, so make sure to follow him on his socials to learn even more as the season progresses.

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Welcome to the latest episode of Track Limits Podcast, where Feven, Mikey, Henny, and Swish share their thoughts on the recently concluded Miami Grand Prix.

Coming off a 1-2 finish in Baku, the Red Bull team has their sights on a repeat podium finish. With only 6 points separating the Red Bull drivers, all eyes were on Checo Perez. After a wild qualifying on Saturday, Max ended up in P9 due to Charles's accident with under 2 mins left in Q3.

With Checo on pole, everything was looking good for him to win the race, but you can never count out Max. Max was able to go through the grid and end up in P2 by lap 15. From then on, Max was on the charge to win the race, and after a small battle with Checo, he had the win locked up.

We discussed the dominance of Red Bull, whether teams will ever catch up to them this year or if FIA needs to step in to mitigate this runoff and the rookies' disappointing results in Miami.

We also have a special guest, @brrrake, chime in on what most surprised him in the race.

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In this episode of the Track Limits podcast, we are joined by an incredibly talented F1 esports driver, Marcel Kiefer.

He’s an experienced F1 Esports driver who won the 2020 Constructor’s Championship with Red Bull Racing. Marcel has recently joined the Mercedes F1 Esports team for 2023, where he will partner up with Jarno Opmeer!

In this episode, we discussed many topics, including his time with Red Bull Racing and why he left the team, his thoughts on Jarno Opmeer, and his opinion on how credible esports is. We also dive deep into mental health and how Marcel deals with social media.

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Welcome to the latest episode of Track Limits Podcast, where Feven, Mikey, and Henny share their thoughts on the recently concluded Azerbaijan Grand Prix held in the city of Baku.

After a small spring break, we are back to racing! F1 introduced a new sprint format which included a new shootout qualifying for the sprint race. For fans, it felt like we were getting two races in one weekend, but did they choose the right track for this format?

You can't bring up street tracks without mentioning Checo Perez, who become the first back-to-back winner in Baku and only 6 points shy of Driver Championship leader Max Verstappen. We can all be honest by saying this race did not offer any entertainment factor but did showcase that F1 is willing to try new formats to ensure fans get as much F1 content during the race weekends.

We would love to hear your thoughts on the new race format and whether F1 should keep or revert to the regular style of race weekends.

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In this episode of the Track Limits podcast, we are joined by an incredibly talented former F1 driver, Daniil Kvyat.

He's an experienced former Formula 1 driver who has been burning rubber on the track for many years. Daniil is currently racing with Prema Racing in the World Endurance Championship and has his eyes out for Formula E.

In this episode, we discussed many topics, including his time with Toro Rosso/Red Bull Racing, the pressures of being in F1, Vettel calling him “torpedo,” his transition from F1 into Nascar and WEC, and many more.

Whether you are a seasoned racing fan or just getting into the sport, this episode of Track Limits with Daniil is not to be missed.

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Here is a bonus recording of Brrrake answering our tough guilty or innocent questions.

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Welcome to another exciting episode of Track Limits, the podcast for all things formula racing!

We're thrilled to have Blake Hinsey, aka @brrrake, as our guest in this episode. Blake is a highly respected F1 senior engineer and is now one of the biggest content creators in Formula Racing.

We discussed various topics, such as his time in the Force India team, his transition into the Red Bull team as a senior engineer, working with Max Verstappen and GP, his exit from F1, and his love for creating content for F1 fans.

He offers valuable advice for aspiring F1 engineers and strategists, highlighting the importance of building relationships through social media. You definitely don't want to miss this episode.

Whether you are a seasoned racing fan or just getting into the sport, this episode of Track Limits with Brrrake is not to be missed.

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Welcome to the latest episode of Track Limits Podcast, where Swish, Mikey, and Henny share their thoughts on the recently concluded Australian Grand Prix held in Albert Park, Melbourne.

What looked like an easy win for Max turned into pure carnage; one can say it was one of the best races we have all witnessed in the past few years. With this race setting a new record for most red flags, there was much to unpack.

We discussed the paddock's division on how the FIA interpreted the rules and whether a safety car instead of a red flag would have saved many drivers from DNF. We would love to hear your thoughts on this on our socials below, and we look forward to seeing you all at the next race in Baku.

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In this episode of the Track Limits podcast, we are joined by an incredibly talented young driver, Isack Hadjar.

At only 18 years old, Isack has already made a name for himself in the world of motorsport. He started karting at the age of six and quickly progressed to car racing, where he competed in various championships across Europe. In 2020, he finished third in the Formula Renault Eurocup and was awarded the Rookie of the Year title. In 2022, he finished 4th in the F3 driver’s championship and got announced to become an F2 driver with Hitech.

Throughout the episode, we dive into Isack's journey in racing, his experience in Formula 3, and his plans for the current F2 season. Isack shares his insights on what it takes to be a successful racing driver, his training regimen, and how he balances his passion for racing with his spending time with family and friends.

Whether you are a seasoned racing fan or just getting into the sport, this episode of Track Limits with Isack Hadjar is not to be missed.

Tune in to learn from one of the brightest young talents in F2 who has sights for F1 very soon!

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