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Sep 12, 2026

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.
Jordan HofstetterHOST
24:05
I still think one of our richest listeners, I know someone has to have millions, buy one of the car condos at Coda and let me live there for a year as a, can you actually live at these stupid condos they built at Circuit of the Americas? Because,
Rob ZacnyGUEST
24:22
Rob, have you been to Coda? Have you been to the USGP? I have not made it, no.
Jordan HofstetterHOST
24:26
It's not... close to Austin.
Jordan HofstetterHOST
24:29
Like, it's not far from Austin, but it's not in the city.
Matt JacksonHOST
17:18
We know George Russell has to take a penalty at some point.
Matt JacksonHOST
17:21
It has been confirmed that actually he will either take that in Baku or he will take it at the United States Grand Prix.
Matt JacksonHOST
17:27
So he knows he's got to take a penalty, an engine penalty there.
Matt JacksonHOST
17:30
So... you know, he's 66 points away from Kimi at this moment in time.
Danny O'DwyerHOST
69:37
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Danny O'DwyerHOST
70:58
25th of October, we are here in North America for the United States Grand Prix at Circuit of the Americas.
Danny O'DwyerHOST
71:04
Did you see Trump wants to rename New Mexico New America? I laughed my head off when I read that.
Danny O'DwyerHOST
71:11
I was like, that is an onion article.
DickHOST
6:09
Oh, easily.
DickHOST
6:10
It was the 1980 United States Grand Prix at Long Beach.
DickHOST
6:14
I, uh, the guy that eventually became my best man, his name's Pete.
DickHOST
6:20
Pete at the time was living out in California with his parents.
DickHOST
7:49
And of course, at the time, I didn't know Sean.
DickHOST
7:51
I didn't know Sean until about 20 years later.
DickHOST
7:55
And yet I realized that I was at the 1980 Formula United States Grand Prix at Long Beach with two of my very best friends, all within 10 feet of each other.
DickHOST
8:06
And I only knew one of them, of the three of us.
AndyHOST
25:59
It's bizarre.
AndyHOST
26:01
I mean, it kind of reminded me of Toyota back in 2005 at the US Grand Prix.
AndyHOST
26:08
I'm like, did they just not fuel him? Or was this just a glory run to get the headlines after the Monaco podium thing? But it doesn't work like that anymore.
AndyHOST
26:20
So I guess it was just fast.
JohnGUEST
34:58
It's easier than ever to do this now.
JohnGUEST
35:04
We have three American Grand Prix.
JohnGUEST
35:07
That makes it easy to go see the top level.
JohnGUEST
35:10
There are other races.
Kunal ShahHOST
1:30
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Kunal ShahHOST
1:31
You know, when COTA and Silverstone were saying, "Great partnership coming up," I said, "Wow, so next year's British Grand Prix is at COTA, and the American Grand Prix is gonna be at Silverstone."
Soumil AroraHOST
1:41
Ah, no.
Kunal ShahHOST
1:41
I literally expected them to make that announcement.
Soumil AroraHOST
1:44
It's the British-American Grand Prix in that case.
Kunal ShahHOST
1:46
[laughs]
Soumil AroraHOST
1:46
We've had a British-American racing team.
Soumil AroraHOST
1:48
We need a Grand Prix as well to make it happen.
Soumil AroraHOST
28:36
Like, it's weird how Oscar Piastri looks unrecognizable in demeanor, behavior, and driving ability s- ever since, like, that final third of the season.
Soumil AroraHOST
28:45
I think the Austin GP, right? That's where things started to unravel a little bit.
Soumil AroraHOST
28:49
Very, very absurd.
Soumil AroraHOST
28:51
It's, it's convincingly one-sided now at McLaren.
speaker_0SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
87:54
Allison averaged a bit over 141 miles an hour.
speaker_0SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
87:58
At Watkins Glen, England's James Hunt captured the United States Grand Prix, and he finished ahead of South Africa's Jody Scheckter and defending world driving champion Niki Lauda.
speaker_0SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
88:10
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.
speaker_0SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
88:19
Pittsburgh Steeler quarterback Terry Bradshaw was injured and taken from the field on a stretcher in the fourth quarter of that Browns-Steelers game.

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