Gary Anderson

Join F1 journalist Jon Noble, who covered Eddie Jordan's vibrant career, and Gary Anderson, the mastermind behind the first Jordan F1 car, as they celebrate the life of this charismatic team boss. They share captivating anecdotes about Eddie's playful personality, strategic brilliance, and how he nurtured young talent in a competitive landscape. Explore the emotional highs and lows of the Jordan Grand Prix journey, including their iconic 1998 victory, and appreciate Eddie's lasting legacy in Formula 1.

Discussion on Ferrari's improved performance in F1 pre-season testing and their potential to challenge Red Bull. Analysis of McLaren, Mercedes, Aston Martin, and Ferrari's performance. In-depth look at the suspension setups of Mercedes and Red Bull cars. Insights on team strategies, car designs, and potential competitive order.

Silverstone was a hive of activity on Wednesday as both Mercedes and McLaren rolled out and then ran their new F1 cars. Join Edd Straw and guests Mark Hughes and former F1 technical director Gary Anderson as they cast a critical eye over the W15 and the MCL38, discuss the design direction each team has adopted, and explain why both have now given themselves a much better chance of challenging world champions Red Bull in 2024. FEBRUARY IS FREE! Join The Race Members Club and have a free month on us! Click here to sign up Follow The Race on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook Check out our latest videos on YouTube Download our app on iOS or Android Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mark Hughes, motor racing journalist and commentator, and Gary Anderson, former F1 technical director, dive into the evolution of Aston Martin's new AMR24 car and its connection to the new Mercedes. They discuss Aston's place in the pecking order, Fernando Alonso's potential move to Mercedes, and the importance of suspension and aerodynamics in Formula One cars.

Damien Smith, Mark Hughes, and Gary Anderson join Edd Straw to review Alpine's new F1 car launch. They discuss the finer details of the car, whether the changes will lead to more competitiveness in 2024, and expectations for the upcoming season.