This week, Alistair has driven the new electric Lexus RZ, which has a yoke instead of a steering wheel. Meanwhile, George has been working on his cars to varying degrees of success, and reports back from his first karting race of the 2023 season. His team, The Luton Birdwatchers, had good pace, but were let down by a loose helmet strap and a driver comms system mistakenly tuned to receive travel updates from the local radio station. They also chat about Formula One and what cars they'd buy ...
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This week, Alistair has driven the new electric Lexus RZ, which has a yoke instead of a steering wheel. Meanwhile, George has been working on his cars to varying degrees of success, and reports back from his first karting race of the 2023 season. His team, The Luton Birdwatchers, had good pace, but were let down by a loose helmet strap and a driver comms system mistakenly tuned to receive travel updates from the local radio station. They also chat about Formula One and what cars they'd buy ...
This episode, Alistair, George and Sasha chat about Formula One and the Goodwood Revival. Meanwhile, Sasha visited Bicester Heritage with Girls On Track UK, Alistair attended a murder mystery dinner with Jaguar, and George reveals how he didn't see eye-to-eye with a karting simulator. Alistair and George also spent time with Le Mans winner Darren Turner this week, during a visit to his simulator company Base Performance, where they tried out F1 and Aston Martin simulators.
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This week, Alistair has driven the new electric Lexus RZ, which has a yoke instead of a steering wheel. Meanwhile, George has been working on his cars to varying degrees of success, and reports back from his first karting race of the 2023 season. His team, The Luton Birdwatchers, had good pace, but were let down by a loose helmet strap and a driver comms system mistakenly tuned to receive travel updates from the local radio station. They also chat about Formula One and what cars they'd buy ...
