
About this episode
Incredible tales of racing legends like Senna, Brundle, and Rosberg, and just how man from one of the southernmost cities on the globe navigated his way to the United Kingdom to engineer race cars and eventually lead his own triumphant team.
Embark on a journey from a passion ignited by club-level motorsport in Dunedin, located on New Zealand's South Island, to an epiphany at the British Grand Prix, experienced from the unconventional viewpoint atop a pie cart and how this moment of clarity cemented his resolve to make his mark in the racing world.
Packing 50 years of experience in car preparation into one conversation and detailing the mentorship of numerous young talents who would later become prominent figures in Formula One and the British Touring Car Championship is no small feat. However, prepare to be captivated as this discussion takes you on an exhilarating ride through a lifetime of motorsport dedication.
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