Autosport

Well,

he won, according to Autosport, $70,000, which was a lot more than

he'd have won for winning the F1 races in 66.

It was good business for him.

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From autosport.com and Autosport magazine, I'm Kevin Turner, and this is the Autosport F1 race review, where we've just had round 14 of the 2026 Formula One World Championship.

It was an eighth win for championship leader Kimi Antonelli, but I think we'd probably agree it should have been a victory for Lando Norris.

And before we get into the details of that, I'm going to welcome my guest, Stuart Codling.

Take some comfy shoes.

Uh, thank, thank you very much for joining us.

We'll be back soon with another Autosport F1 Race Review.

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And then when my other half came home, I went to Italy.

to do some stuff for Autosport about A2RL, the autonomous race car.

So I was hosting their sort of social content again, which was a good gig.

And then after that, I went to Hampton Court and did a slot on the main stage there.

One.

Actually, Luffy sent me that and said, this is posted by Autosport.

How demoralizing.

George would just be hating life.

Sauf qu'à Montréal, euh, Antonelli aurait gagné quand même, même si, euh, George a, a, aurait pas, disons, euh, aurait pas été éliminé à cause de, de, de, d'une brise mécanique.

Pino Azzaro, qui suit la F1 depuis environ soixante-cinq ans, qui a déjà écrit pour Autosport, n'est-ce pas ?

Autosprint.

Autosprint.

That follow F1.

There are magazines that you can subscribe to, like Autosport, which is a British journal that covers motorsports generally and Formula One particularly.

There are technical journals like Race Car Engineering and others like that, that you can learn a lot about the technology and the engineering behind it.

It's a very fascinating area for STEM-oriented students, and I think it's a promising area for education if schools can get on it.

All that matters is how fast I can drive.

And today there was a headline in Autosport magazine, which I have not read, that he thinks he drives like Nando.

He thinks he drives like Nando.

And that's quite a comparison coming from a 17-year-old.

I remember being sat with, uh, Ben Anderson and John Noble.

We were all at Autosport in those days.

I can distinctly remember being sat in the media center when that landed and going, "Wow, that was, uh, unexpected." But what's really interesting here is Ferrari have that problem, don't they? They decided they, they want Vettel if they can get him.

They think they probably can, although it's gonna take a little time to play out.

It was ridiculous how late they were on that, and unsurprisingly, the 2014 power unit wasn't very good.

Uh, looking back, I do have a, a record of what I thought was gonna happen.

This was on the Autosport website on the 4th of October-

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