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Stay On Track with Damon Hill and Johnny Herbert

Stay On Track with Damon Hill and Johnny Herbert

By: The Race Media Ltd
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Your favourite duo are back with STAY ON TRACK, the podcast in which 1996 F1 world champion Damon Hill and three-time grand prix winner Johnny Herbert discuss and debate Formula 1 as only they can. Expect strong opinions, expert perspectives, and plenty of laughs - provided they can stay on track…


STAY ON TRACK’s sister show, THE UNDERCUT with Damon Hill, will also live on this feed, and will feature Damon and renowned writer Mark Hughes engaging in thoughtful, long-form conversations about important F1 topics.

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Episodes
  • Lando's title push, tearing up the racing rulebook, and Ferrari's 'talk less' turmoil

    Lando's title push, tearing up the racing rulebook, and Ferrari's 'talk less' turmoil
    Nov 16 2025

    Damon and Johnny are back for episode two of Stay On Track! There's been no shortage of big talking points in F1 this past week, so what's caught their attention? Chiefly, there's a look at Lando Norris's recent surge and what's behind it; their verdict on the "talk less" turmoil at Ferrari (which includes a big revelation from Damon); and the question of how drivers would settle on-track squabbles if there were no racing rules.


    Plus, our dynamic duo get their first grilling from The Race Members' Club by answering a handful of listener questions - discussing the best overtakes of their careers, and recalling one notorious live TV confrontation with Fernando Alonso...


    THIS EPISODE IS ALSO AVAILABLE TO WATCH ON YOUTUBE:


    Want to listen ad-free? Join The Race Members' Club on Patreon today - we even have an 'F1-only' tier!

    Check out the new items in The Race Shop - members get a 15% discount!

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    1 hr and 6 mins
  • Our take on F1 2025's title fight twists

    Our take on F1 2025's title fight twists
    Nov 1 2025

    Stay On Track is here, and in a fun-filled first episode 1996 F1 world champion Damon Hill and three-time grand prix winner Johnny Herbert go deep on the 2025 title battle.


    Damon takes us inside the mind of a driver battling for the title, and gives his opinion on the wobble that's cost Oscar Piastri his big points lead, while Johnny shares his thoughts on why Lando Norris has come on so strong in recent races.


    There's also chat about driving standards, dealing with criticism, Max Verstappen's skills in wheel-to-wheel combat, and the merits of McLaren’s so-called papaya rules. Plus, Damon and Johnny look ahead to the upcoming Brazilian Grand Prix whilst sharing a few memories of their own of racing in Sao Paulo.


    Come and join Damon and Johnny on their new adventure - and see if they really can stay on track...


    THIS EPISODE IS ALSO AVAILABLE TO WATCH ON YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Z_VASmUPi0


    Want to listen ad-free? Join The Race Members' Club on Patreon today - we even have an 'F1-only' tier!

    Check out the new items in The Race Shop - members get a 15% discount!

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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    56 mins
  • Introducing... Stay On Track with Damon Hill and Johnny Herbert

    Introducing... Stay On Track with Damon Hill and Johnny Herbert
    Oct 29 2025
    1996 F1 world champion Damon Hill and three-time Grand Prix winner Johnny Herbert are back with a brand-new podcast! Like, follow or subscribe so you never miss and episode.

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    1 min
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