GP247 Podcast: Storylines from the Formula 1 off-season
5 February, 2021
Will and Garry Sloan, author of In The Pit Lane, get together to discuss some of the big talking points that have come up during the off-season.
The guys discuss changing drivers, changing teams and the changing fortunes of the sport during a pandemic.
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