Roberto Moreno

If there's enough grip to be constant radius, he will do it there for sure.

Sarosh says Peter champions like Tendulkar Federer etc had to adjust their swing evolve as many possible through continuous hours of hard practice it's unfair that Formula One has banned testing sessions well yeah I agree with you 100% I love testing anyway and the problem however you say that Sarosh is that if we did have lots of testing there would still be very little opportunity for the drivers to work on their driving because what would happen is that the teams would just have a massive job list every day of everything they wanted to try on the car.

And the driver would just be, you know, going from one setup to another, one flow viz test to another and not really working on their drivers.

there wasn't i mean i was very good friends with yano truly and i often used to say to yana you know yana what you need to do is persuade toyota to one test just to do three days where they say to you yano just set the car up with mega understeer and learn to drive the car with understeer and we used to laugh about it because he wasn't you know he knew he wasn't he hated understood He was very good if he had, you know, any sort of front end.

Whether they've got that sort of person or not, I don't know.

I think Mekis was sitting in there also with the headset on, so I don't think he'd be doing that job.

But I think probably at certain teams, certainly if it was Kimi Räikkönen era, you'd want that, wouldn't you? Kimi, you know, come on.

You've done that game now.

They changed drivers left and right.

They had four drivers early on, Alex Caffey, Enrico Bertaglia, Roberto Moreno, and Perry McCarthy, who would later go on to be one of the first Stigs on Top Gear.

Wow.

They had hired a lot of the ex-Coloni staff, and so kind of the same way that we heard about Rob Walker buying the car, the deal was made with SimTech to run a car that had been designed for BMW.

At the Brazilian Grand Prix, they couldn't get the car ready.

At the Spanish Grand Prix, McCarthy barely made it out of the pits before the Judd failed.

In Monaco, Roberto Moreno had to go through an early qualifying to get all the cars that were going to go into regular qualifying.

Got into 26th place.

Who would have not qualified for half of their F1 career in the, let's say, late 80s, early 90s?

Someone like Roberto Moreno.

Yeah, but I think he has a podium, doesn't he, Moreno? Does he? Jesus Christ.

He does.

Yeah, that was number six.

It's going

to be somebody like Roberto Moreno, Giovanni Lavaggi,

Pierluigi Martini.