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- Last updated: September 19th 2019
The next podcast with Mercedes-Benz will be centred around the life and career of James Hunt
Freddie Hunt and Alastair Caldwell will be joining us for the next podcast in association with Mercedes-Benz, and we’ll be talking to them about the life and career of the late Formula 1 world champion James Hunt.
Freddie Hunt followed in his father’s footsteps to become a professional racing driver, while Alastair Caldwell joined McLaren in 1967 as a mechanic and became team manager, working with James Hunt during his tenure there.
Ask the pair any questions centred around the life of James Hunt and his Formula 1 career.
Simply pop your questions in the comment section below.
Related: Lunch with… Alastair Caldwell
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