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Rubens Barrichello

Rubens Barrichello

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Sep 23, 2026

Danny O'DwyerHOST
67:54
What?
Rob ZacnyHOST
67:54
I'm going through his binders of articles and f- uh, photographs, and there's no wonder some of our first words were Mika Hakkinen and Rubens Barrichello.
Danny O'DwyerHOST
68:01
Oh my gosh.
Drew ScanlonHOST
68:02
Wow.
Sam GreenHOST
34:55
It's definitely not midfield.
Sean SmithHOST
34:56
Can I ask you a question, Sam? If Williams did what Honda to Braun did in 2008-2009 where they had Jenson Button and Rubens Barrichello would you see the same thing happening in that story arc as happened with Braun with Carlos Sainz and Alex Albon? Are they of that
Sam GreenHOST
35:22
caliber? I think maybe if they had the same sort of car advantage as Braun had then maybe Carlos could be up there.
Sam GreenHOST
35:36
I still think that as a driver team, that is quite a strong lineup.
Sean SmithHOST
35:54
He'd had a few podiums with the Honda and BAR family.
Sean SmithHOST
36:00
He'd been a decent driver, but not necessarily a standout one.
Sean SmithHOST
36:07
Barrichello, obviously, had come down from Ferrari, was older, was unequivocally a good driver, but not a Michael Schumacher or Mick Hacken or someone like that.
Sam GreenHOST
36:20
Yeah.
James HinchcliffeGUEST
39:04
Yeah, for me, it'd be the Granja Viana 500 go-kart race down in Brazil.
James HinchcliffeGUEST
39:10
So all the Felipe Massas, Ruben Barrichello, all the Brazilian F1 guys started putting on this race years ago.
James HinchcliffeGUEST
39:19
And it's a 500-mile go-kart race.
James HinchcliffeGUEST
39:22
You have three or four drivers on the team.
Sam SageHOST
40:03
He spent early career at Williams.
Sam SageHOST
40:05
He's then worked with drivers such as Barrichello, Bruno Senga, Hulkenberg.
Sam SageHOST
40:09
He's been at Sauber, as you mentioned.
Sam SageHOST
40:11
The precursors of Aston Martin as well there.
AndrewCORRESPONDENT
40:36
The four current drivers who had to wait over 100 races to get their first win are...
AndrewCORRESPONDENT
40:43
In first place, Rubens Barrichello, who won the 2000 German Grand Prix, which was his 124th race start.
AndrewCORRESPONDENT
40:54
In second place is Jarno Trulli, who had to wait 119 races before he won the 2004 Monaco Grand Prix.
AndrewCORRESPONDENT
41:04
In third place is Jensen Button, who won the 2006 Hungarian Grand Prix after 115 starts.
Stephen MarriottGUEST
26:18
Before then, FYI, you say these are numbers you get based on championships and blah, blah, blah.
Stephen MarriottGUEST
26:24
But I knew it was Ruben Barrichello's car.
Stephen MarriottGUEST
26:26
So I'm thinking, why do you think it's Eddie Irvine's car? So I go back and go, are you sure? Because I think it's Baricello's.
Stephen MarriottGUEST
26:32
And he comes back, oh, no, you're right.
Richard GarnettHOST
0:46
Did he deserve it or not? We're going to discuss that now.
Richard GarnettHOST
0:49
I'm joined, as ever, by the tightest F1 couple since Michael Schumacher and Rubens Barrichello.
Richard GarnettHOST
0:56
It is, of course, Abbey Nicholson and the Daily Mirror and Express F1 correspondent, Dan Moxon.
Richard GarnettHOST
1:04
How are you both? I'll come to you first, Abbey.
JamieHOST
26:59
I'm pretty sure Button was third that year.
JamieHOST
27:00
'09, Barrichello won the race.
MattHOST
27:03
Correct.
JamieHOST
27:04
Um, first win in five years I think at the time.
Zach BurchamHOST
35:18
Think of him every time I go to Mug & Bun.
Zach BurchamHOST
35:21
I think about him taking people like, uh, Rubens Barrichello to Mug & Bun, trying to get Fernando Alonso to go to Mug & Bun to feed him pizza burgers and just drunk American food.
John OreoviczGUEST
35:28
All right.
John OreoviczGUEST
35:28
We're, we're coming full circle here, but let's talk about Mug & Bun.
Richard ReadyHOST
50:02
He hasn't been told anything.
Richard ReadyHOST
50:04
So I think if you were a Leclerc fan, you'd be going, well, why have you just capitulated? Why have you rolled over? And I think, didn't Barrichello get a lot of stick from Brazilian fans for being like, why have you yielded to Schumacher? Why are you being his number two? Why are you following those orders? You've got to see it from the Leclerc side as well.
Richard ReadyHOST
50:19
I'm actually out of time, Matt.
Richard ReadyHOST
50:21
So we'll see everybody on Sunday, 7 p.m.

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