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EPISODE · Oct 9, 2025 · 20 MIN

F1 Logistics: DHL's race from port to pitlane with Simon Price

from Seatrade Maritime News Podcast

The Formula 1 calendar of 24 races spanning the globe presents a formidable logistics challenge covering sea, land and air all managed by DHL.In this episode of the Seatrade Maritime Podcast we are in conversation with Simon Price, Event Logistics Manager for DHL Motorsports.Seatrade Maritime News Editor Marcus Hand sat down with Simon in the paddock ahead of the recent Singapore F1 event to find out how DHL ensures that critical freight always arrives on time at every race weekend.You will learn from Simon about:The various modes of transport DHL uses across different locationsThe important role container shipping plays at international races with multiple sets of sea freightWhich shipping line is DHL’s preferred partner for F1 The challenges of motorsport logistics and specific examples of how these were overcomeThe freight journey between the F1 races in Baku, Azerbaijan, and Singapore two weeks laterUsing sustainable fuels to meet carbon neutral targetsAnd future developments for the logistics behind F1Listen to the full episode now to hear about these and much more

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