Kathy Cook was a very fine athlete. Somewhat goes under the radar.

I stand more chance with these questions than the most recent episodes

Bill Beaumont is the only man to sport the plural of moustache!

Great upload of a typically fine Patrick Uden production. Thanks so much. I was lucky enough to visit the new WGPE factory at Basil Hill Road, Didcot in February 1985 with the Williams Supporters Club. The sense of excitement over FW10 was palpable after a terrible 1984 season by Williams' then high standards. It was the start of a new era of success with Honda and beyond.

25:04 definitely not dubbed 😅

28:36 the best moment. Hunt's wry description of de Cesaris's off.

Piquet from 19th to 5th. Rain helped him offcourse

You could taste the oil smoke from Senna's blown engine from grandstand 11.

Title should be 1983.

23:15 The blocker and the blinker 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Don't you love the way that squeaking little pillock completely ignores Kathy Cook

I admire the achievements of these men. Long live the Engineering spirit of Williams, Dernie, Head, and Newey

Love the cranes

It's not the driver's decision,when he pits!

I never got this show, everyone plays along like knowing the fencing individual foil gold medalist of the 1928 Olympics is commonplace (Lucien Gaudin in case you didn’t know, impressive fella according to his Wikipedia page)

,,, Bill Beaumont's Team Look Like They're About To Spout " CALM DOWN! CALM DOWN THERE LAR! " ,,, 🎵🎶🕺💃🎶🎵😉

Bill Beaumont was 29 years old, here. He turned 54 a few weeks later.

I'm looking for my brother Eddie Cunningham who was on question of sport I think it was may 1982. He's 70 now and I would love surprise him. When he tried to get it years ago he was told that the BBC basement had a flood and it was destroyed. My e.mail is [email protected] if anybody could please help me. Thankyou

I dont think Sam Torrance has ever changed has he?

Bill Beaumont was such a hard man to beat on QS

Frank defended his drivers to the hilt. Never knew he was after John Watson. That would've been phenomenal. My top 3 favourite drivers of all time are: 1) Keke Rosberg, 2) Alan Jones, 3) John Watson. For me, they have to be entertaining drivers to watch.

Brilliant documentary and Sir Frank Williams showing off his language skills too.

Keke was always Mr Kool !!!!!!!

Keke = Finnish God

Great upload, thanks. I got into F1 in 1982 and Keke was my first hero driver. He looks a bit reserved and perhaps nervous on this show but he knew his stuff.