Show Notes
Dan Prosser and Andrew Frankel mark 100 years of the British Grand Prix. They explain the history of the race from its earliest iteration at Brooklands, through the Formula 1 era and to the present day, recalling the most dramatic moments from across the ages. What were the most exciting British GPs? Which five circuits have hosted it? What were the most controversial moments? Which drivers have dominated the race?
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