Show Notes
This week on F1 Rewind, we have the tale of the first ever two-seater F1 race, the story of one of Sweden's most revered racing icons and the radio row that led to Juan Pablo Montoya quitting Williams. Also, which driver's surname translates as "kill the dog"? This is the only place to find out!
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