Jun 3, 2026 · 2 hr · 15 segments
Motorsport legend Ross Brawn talks to Paul Tarsey about his life in Formula One from his earliest days with Williams and then working with Michael Schumacher, through to that fairytale year of 2009…
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Derek DalyGuestRachel BrookesGuestJim RollerHost
Ross BrawnGuest
Nick PadmoreGuestJim, um, first we need to deal with something which has happened since our last show.
We're saddened to hear of the very unexpected death of NASCAR star Kyle Busch, who, uh, who died suddenly just a few weeks ago.
Um, it seems as if it was sepsis, but I think you've done a bit more digging on that.
I mean, his passing has rocked the world of NASCAR because obviously he was a big star, but he was a big star, wasn't he?
He was, uh, in NASCAR's three national championship series, he, if you took all of his victories, he had 243 victories, which was the most of, of anybody.
Those are considered the three national championship stock car, uh, series, not modified and everything else.
Uh, and so he gave other drivers opportunities to, to get started because that's kind of the entry level area for, uh, the folks wanting to get into stock cars.
Jim, um, first we need to deal with something which has happened since our last show.
We're saddened to hear of the very unexpected death of NASCAR star Kyle Busch, who, uh, who died suddenly just a few weeks ago.
Um, it seems as if it was sepsis, but I think you've done a bit more digging on that.
I mean, his passing has rocked the world of NASCAR because obviously he was a big star, but he was a big star, wasn't he?
He was, uh, in NASCAR's three national championship series, he, if you took all of his victories, he had 243 victories, which was the most of, of anybody.
Those are considered the three national championship stock car, uh, series, not modified and everything else.
Uh, and so he gave other drivers opportunities to, to get started because that's kind of the entry level area for, uh, the folks wanting to get into stock cars.
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