John Hindhaugh, the voice of sports car racing with Radio Le Mans and IMSA Radio, is fifth in our series of 15 weekly episodes of Who The Hell Are You? Honest to a fault, the Englishman handles the 50 questions with his customary candor and grace.
Hindy’s episode quote: “Somewhat cathartic, a cross between a TV game show and an interrogation, without the electrodes obviously…“
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The late T.E. McHale and Judy Kouba Dominick became the newest recipients of The Robin Miller Award. Established in 2019 by this (…)
Lewis Hamilton is hoping rain will hit the Monaco Grand Prix on Sunday and provide a change in fortunes after a frustrating qualifying (…)
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Max Verstappen believes he could have joined Charles Leclerc on the front row before the late red flag in qualifying for the Monaco Grand (…)
Presented by: F1 TV PROThirty years ago at the Indianapolis 500, a most unexpected victory was earned. Al Unser Jr. and Galles-Kraco Racing teammate Danny (…)
Charles Leclerc says he went “all-in” for the lap that gave him pole position for the Monaco Grand Prix but he believes he could have (…)
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Charles Leclerc will start the Monaco Grand Prix from pole position after a Sergio Perez crash ended qualifying early. Perez was pursing (…)
Presented by: F1 TV PROAndretti Autosport has been through a rough year when it comes to replacing Dallara DW12s, and after Colton Herta’s wild crash, (…)
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