Features – Radio Le Mans

John Hindhaugh and Nick Daman report from this year’s Bicester Scramble.

John Hindhaugh goes to the launch of the new Mazda CX60 Inline 6.

John Hindhaugh and Nick Daman look ahead to the 2023 Moto GP season.

Tim Gray, Nick Daman and John Hindhaugh look ahead to the 2023 Formula One World Championship.

John Hindhaugh is in the Middle East, to drive a very special version of Porsche’s SUV.

John Hindhaugh test drives the Acura RDX

John Hindhaugh takes the Honda Civic for a ride in Indianapolis.

Nick Daman’s team by team review of the 2022 FIA Formula One World Championship, with help from Joe Bradley and John Hindhaugh.

John Hindhaugh visits the Porsche Experience Centre at Silverstone.

John Hindhaugh takes a tour of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway museum. His guide is Rick Shaffer, author of “500 on 500: Tales, Facts and Figures on the Greatest Race of the World”.

John Hindhaugh and Nick Daman try out the sporty SUV from Hyundai.

John Hindhaugh tests the estate version of the latest Panamera E Hybrid

Andrew Marriot looks back at the life of Alain de Cadenet

John Hindhaugh and Joe Bradley live with the 2022 Mazda CX5

John Hindhaugh puts Porsche’s hybrid Panamera to the test in upstate New York.

Aussies at Le Mans charts the 94 years of Australian drivers competing at Le Mans – from Webber to the Brabhams, Schuppan and more.  The show includes a feature interview with Tim Schenken, who raced for Ferrari at La Sarthe and has incredible stories to tell of his time with the Scuderia, with Porsche and at Le Mans.  Every Aussie driver, Starting with ‘Bentley Boy’ Bernard Rubin, right through to current hero Matt Campbell, are documented by the On the Grid team in a 70-minute feature produced in advance of the 2022 Le Mans 24 Hour. 

Jeremy Shaw and John Hindhaugh look at the 33 cars and drivers that will be racing this Sunday.

Tim Gray and Nick Daman look ahead to the 2022 Formula One season.

John Hindhaugh, Jeremy Shaw and Shea Adam look ahead to this season’s Indycar season, with contributions from drivers.

Craig Scarborough talks to Omologato founder Shami Kalra about a new era for the F4 British Championship.

Is a racing car a practical or sensible choice for everyday use? John Hindhaugh spent a week with the Porsche Cayman GT4, as used in the Porsche Visit Cayman Islands Sprint Challenge GB, to find out.

Nick Daman looks back over the season.

John Hindhaugh talks to Tom Kristensen in front of an audience at London’s Royal Automobile Club.

Seb Priaulx, Kay van Berlo and Parker Thompson put their knowledge of Porsche to the test.

John Hindhaugh goes behind the scenes at the watch brand with a passion for motor sport.

We take a look back at the 1991 Le Mans race, and the first win for Mazda. Pierre Dieudonné on taking part in the race Martin Haven’s view from the pit lane Stewart Mitchell on the revolutionary engine Andrew Marriott Paul Truswell

John Hindhaugh talks to Racecar Engineering’s Andrea Quintarelli about how the performance of the new Le Mans Hypercars can be assessed before they take to the track. For more on this story, check https://www.racecar-engineering.com/news/le-mans-2021-simulated-performance-analysis/

John Hindhaugh is joined by Stuart Mitchell and Andrew Cotton to examine the new breed of Le Mans prototypes.

John Hindhaugh visits JTR’s headquarters in Bedfordshire and learns of Joe’s legacy, from his brother Nick.

John Hindhaugh investigates the latest attempt to break the land speed record on two wheels.

John Hindhaugh, Jeremy Shaw and Shea Adam look ahead to this weekend’s race.

John Hindhaugh puts the Audi A6 Avant through its paces.

Tim Gray, Nick Daman and Sam Collins look ahead to the 2021 Formula One World Championship. Nick Daman’s predictions for the 2021 World Drivers’ Championship: 1 Lewis Hamilton2 Max Verstappen3 Valteri Bottas4 Sergio Perez5 Daniel Ricciardo6 Charles Leclerc7 Fernando Alonso8 Lando Norris9 Carlos Sainz10 Pierre Gasly11 Sebastian Vettel12 Yuki Tsunoda13 Esteban Ocon14 Lance Stroll15 Kimi Raikkonen16 George Russell17 Antonio Giovanazzi18 Mick Schumacher19 Nicolas Latifi20 Nikita Mazepin Sam Collins’ predictions for the 2021 World Constructors’ Championship: 1 Mercedes2 Red Bull4 Ferrari5 McLaren5 Alpine6 Alpha Tauri7 Aston Martin8 Alfa Romeo Sauber9 Williams10 Haas

Reflections of Murray Walker from Nick Daman, Jeremy Shaw and Bruce Jones.