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- Last updated: September 19th 2019
Submit your questions to David Hobbs for the Royal Automobile Club talk show
Versatile racer David Hobbs will join us for the Royal Automobile Club talk show in association with Motor Sport.
Hobbs, who started his incredibly varied career – racing from Formula 1 to NASCAR – in a Morris Oxford, took a class win at Le Mans, and continued as a TV commentator, will be on hand to answer your questions.
Submit your questions for our podcast guest in the comment section below.
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