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Mario Andretti

Mario Andretti

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Nov 2, 2026

Nasser HameedCORRESPONDENT
22:51
This was also where Zolder and Gunnar Nielsen died, I think within a year of cancer, unfortunately.
Nasser HameedCORRESPONDENT
22:58
1978, Mario Andretti becomes the third American to win the Belgian Grand Prix.
Nasser HameedCORRESPONDENT
23:03
Second was, of course, Dan Gurney in 1967 with his own Eagle.
Nasser HameedCORRESPONDENT
23:07
And in 1980, first career win for Didier Pironi in a four-powered Ligier.

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Nasser HameedCORRESPONDENT
58:05
1971, last Grand Prix in pre-chicane days, Peter Gathan wins a classic slip-streaming duel with three other drivers, all within a second at the checkered.
Nasser HameedCORRESPONDENT
58:14
One of the greatest races and also, I think, the fastest ever race.
Nasser HameedCORRESPONDENT
58:19
In 1977, Mario Andretti wins what was known or called his spiritual home Grand Prix in the Lotus.
Nasser HameedCORRESPONDENT
58:26
And, of course, his first Formula One race as a kid was at Monza when he saw Alberto Ascari.
Jason ChaffetzHOST
0:27
I've done about 300 podcasts.
Jason ChaffetzHOST
0:31
And, you know, you get to interview all kinds of fascinating people, right? Politics, newsmakers, comedians, sports figures like Mario Andretti and, you know, some amazing people.
Jason ChaffetzHOST
0:45
Phil Simms we've had on.
Jason ChaffetzHOST
0:47
And there's still so many more people that I do want to talk to.
Ashley NeilHOST
23:28
Never spotted.
Ashley NeilHOST
23:30
You spotted something in, was it Mario Andretti's Lotus as well, didn't you? With its radio.
Ashley NeilHOST
23:36
I think it was a Motorola
Simon HoughtonHOST
23:37
radio.
Simon HoughtonHOST
23:51
So not only is it completely out of the way and can't be touched by the driver at any point,
Ashley NeilHOST
23:55
Well.
Simon HoughtonHOST
23:57
I mean, if you're Mario Andretti, you can probably get away with that.
Simon HoughtonHOST
24:00
It's right, yeah.
RyanGUEST
12:43
Even a lot of the graphics, the way the track and the walls kind of flow, it looks like other racing games of the time.
RyanGUEST
12:53
They had racing games that were more just ways for these guys to sell these things because they had somebody's name on it, like Kyle Petty's Stock Car Racing, or Days of Thunder, or Mario Andretti's IndyCar.
RyanGUEST
13:08
Like, they weren't good games, but it had somebody's name on it, and it made it a feature, right? Just like the Days of Thunder.
RyanGUEST
13:19
Yeah.
BrianHOST
24:06
He was a little confused about that in the interview.
BrianHOST
24:08
And he's the oldest to sit on pole since Mario Andretti in 1982.
BrianHOST
24:13
And those sap stats were brought to you by the mariachi theme, which I think we both love, so I should...
BrianHOST
24:21
Yeah, loud.
Ben HockingHOST
3:32
Got plenty to get into both what happened on track today and perhaps what happened yesterday.
Ben HockingHOST
3:38
off track today as well as we've got plenty of both but let's start with the news of Lewis Hamilton getting that pole position for Ferrari his first one of the season becoming the oldest pole sitter since Mario Andretti believe it or not a slim margin of nine thousands per second but really pulled it together at the end there Sam
Sam SageHOST
3:58
Yeah, the oldest pole position she makes is 44 years ago for car number 44, which
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4:04
is
Paul CareySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
92:02
It's now Texas 6, Detroit 3.
Ken AllenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
92:05
This is Mario Andretti's weekend to be a championship-type car driver.
Ken AllenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
92:10
He's driving in the 200-mile race for the so-called Indianapolis cars in Treson, New Jersey.
Ken AllenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
92:15
In the last few years, though, Andretti has been better known as a Formula One racer to the Grand Prix circuit.
Martin WinnellHOST
17:06
But I think- Because
John BriggsHOST
17:07
Andretti doesn't count.
Martin WinnellHOST
17:11
He's American.
Martin WinnellHOST
17:11
Yes, I know.
Martin WinnellHOST
17:14
For the people who don't know.
John BriggsHOST
17:15
Yes.
John BriggsHOST
17:15
They might look it up and go, hey, hang on, Mario Andretti.
John BriggsHOST
17:19
But no, he's here.
RoseHOST
9:22
His first pole was Ferrari, and they said he was the oldest pole winner since...
SeanHOST
9:28
Mario Andretti in 1982.
SeanHOST
9:30
Which
RoseHOST
9:30
is crazy.
Christian HewgillHOST
2:14
But I am talking to you from the United States because we mentioned it on the pod last week.
Christian HewgillHOST
2:21
that we were going to be doing one of our special live shows and not just any live show my friend this is a legend's live show the 1978 formula one world champion mario andretti The last American world champion is joining us on this week's episode, which is hugely exciting.
Christian HewgillHOST
2:43
I'd never met Mario before the show before, so I was so excited to meet him.
Christian HewgillHOST
2:47
And what a lovely man he proved to be, as you're about to find out.
Christian HewgillHOST
3:23
So let's waste no more time.
Christian HewgillHOST
3:24
This is F1 Explains Legends live at the United States Grand Prix.
Christian HewgillHOST
3:32
Damon Hill and Mario Andretti, everybody.
Christian HewgillHOST
3:36
Thank you, thank you.

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