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The Roebuck-Hughes Show II
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- Last updated: September 19th 2019
Part two of the Roebuck-Hughes Show is finally here (the last one we recorded in March this year…).
After our Formula 1 season review with Pat Symonds we sat Nigel and Mark down to go through some more readers’ questions. They discuss everything from their perfect driver pairing, why they fell in love with F1 to how to get more speed out of a Lotus Elan Corgi toy (3:1 oil on the axles since you’re asking).
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