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James Hunt

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Sep 16, 2026

Ben HockingHOST
65:38
did.
Ben HockingHOST
65:40
Who's the last one on your list? James Hunt.
Ben HockingHOST
65:42
James Hunt, yeah.
Sam SageHOST
65:44
I love James Hunt, right? But he's more aura than he is driving ability.
Sam SageHOST
65:49
You know, he's back sitting after the one title.
Sam SageHOST
65:51
He also won that title after Niki Laga has the most famous accident in all of Formula One, maybe other than Senna's passing.
Ben HockingHOST
66:27
Yeah, yeah,
Sam SageHOST
66:28
yeah.
Dick ConwayGUEST
9:06
So I figured out and got on a train, and went out to just basically club racing at the Brands Hatch racetrack where the Formula 1 cars ran.
Dick ConwayGUEST
9:14
And looking through my program I still have from that day, James Hunt was actually running a Formula Ford there that day.
Dick ConwayGUEST
9:21
I got out, so I came back home and graduated, and came here to Richmond working in the insurance business.
Dick ConwayGUEST
9:27
And the first, first Formula 1 race, I called a buddy of mine I'd gone to school with, and said, "We need to go to Watkins Glen.
Jesse BillingtonHOST
11:12
There's another circuit basically near Madrid that has previously had some good Grand Prix to it.
Jesse BillingtonHOST
11:17
And the F1 graphic listed 1976, James Hunt, 1977, Mario Andretti, 1978, Mario Andretti, 1979, Jacques Lafitte, 1981, Jacques Lafitte.
Jesse BillingtonHOST
11:29
I don't think that's correct, which also means we missed from the list 1968, Graham Hill, 1970, Jackie Stewart, 1972, Emerson Fittipaldi Sr., 1974, Niki Lauda.
Jesse BillingtonHOST
11:41
The Hunt and Andretti entries onto the list are correct.
Trevor HuntGUEST
24:25
I'm a 10-year-old in this convertible going to Brands Hatch.
Trevor HuntGUEST
24:28
When I get to Brands Hatch, I meet my namesake, James Hunt, in the paddock.
Trevor HuntGUEST
24:33
And it was just one of those days that was absolutely magical.
Trevor HuntGUEST
24:38
And ever since, Julia, I've been a petrolhead.
Luke MartinHOST
2:49
You get a track, F1 is finally back in Madrid after however many years.
Luke MartinHOST
2:53
I think James Hunt was the last person to win in And that's the track.
Luke MartinHOST
2:59
You get, look, it looks... great in terms of like, you know, La Monumental, some of the spectacles.
Luke MartinHOST
3:06
I bet it was a great weekend to sort of be a part of, but for racing and watching that Sunday, no, absolutely awful.
Ned MartinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
94:30
Allison averaged a bit over 141 miles an hour.
Ned MartinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
94:34
At Watson's Glen, England's James Hunt captured the United States Grand Prix, and he finished ahead of South Africa's Jody Schechter and defending world driving champion Mickey Lauda.
Ned MartinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
94:45
The win cut Lauda's lead on the Formula One driving championship circuit to three points, with only the Japanese Grand Prix remaining later this month.
Ned MartinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
94:55
Pittsburgh Cedar quarterback Terry Bradshaw was injured and taken from the field on a stretcher in the fourth quarter of that Brown-Cedars game.
MattHOST
21:48
He ran for Red Bull's truck team for a few races.
JamieHOST
21:52
I thought that, you know, when he signed up to a rally race under the name of James Hunt.
MattHOST
21:57
Yeah.
JamieHOST
21:58
I think that maybe-
Brian IsleyGUEST
22:19
Oh, no. Paul George.
Brian IsleyGUEST
22:20
No, no, they got rid of James Hunt.
Brian IsleyGUEST
22:22
No, no. Kawhi left to go to a different country.
Brian IsleyGUEST
22:26
Kawhi left to get out of trouble.
Kevin TurnerHOST
50:59
You'd think turbos would have a bigger gap in speed.
Kevin TurnerHOST
51:01
qualifying, but his fastest race lap was actually 1.8 seconds faster than the fastest lap by James Hunt in the race.
Kevin TurnerHOST
51:07
It was the fastest racing car in the world.
Kevin TurnerHOST
51:10
It's the car, for me, the McLaren, the reason I put the MAB behind is I don't think it sums up Can-Am in that it wasn't innovative.
SabrinaHOST
12:55
One is actually connected to a conversation.
SabrinaHOST
12:57
I do not know if the order of how it will air in comparison to what this conversation, but it was when we were talking about James Hunt and the race with Niki Lauda in Japan, and I was struggling for a word.
SabrinaHOST
13:11
I said, I want to use the word reckless, but I feel like that's the wrong word.
SabrinaHOST
13:16
And after I thought about it for a long time, I thought the word is not reckless, it's relentless.

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