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He's a legend of Formula 1, a three-time World Champion who fought to make the sport safer. Sir Jackie Stewart's good work continues today with his charity Race Against Dementia. Sir Jackie joins Christian Hewgill to answer your questions on how F1 has changed since the 1960s and 70s, the great drivers of the past and how F1 cars and racetracks have become safer over the decades. Lady Helen Stewart, Jackie's wife, was once his timekeeper. She stood at the side of the track with a stopwatch to record his lap times. In 2014 they learned she has dementia, a brain disease which can affect memory, thinking and behaviour. Sir Jackie explains how his charity funds research to find a cure. Formula 1 is proud to support Race Against Dementia The global charity, founded by Sir Jackie Stewart OBE, funds pioneering research into the prevention and cure of dementia. Find out more at raceagainstdementia.com Get your question on the podcast! Send voice notes and emails to F1Explains@F1.com COMING SOON... Lando Norris and Esteban Ocon - send in your questions for our Ask an F1 Driver specials with two Grand Prix winners. F1 President and CEO Stefano Domenicali - send your questions on his job running Formula 1. F1: THE MOVIE starring Brad Pitt Only in cinemas June 2025 Get tickets now It's All To Drive For in 2025. Be there! Book your seat for a Grand Prix this season at tickets.formula1.com Listen to more official F1 podcasts In-depth interviews on F1 Beyond The Grid Expert reaction before and after every Grand Prix on F1 Nation

Welcome to a special episode of The Fast and The Curious. This week we've teamed up with the brilliant charity Race Against Dementia to explore how the world of Formula One is helping find a cure for dementia, something very close to Christian's heart following his mum's diagnoses in 2023. Through conversations with the chairty's founder Sir Jackie Stewart and his son Mark, as well as one of the leading doctors working with the project, he looks at how attitudes and outlooks engrained in Formula One can help change the way science treats on the world's most deadly diseases. As always, we want you to be part of the show, too. Send any questions for the drivers or the team to fastandcurious@acast.com. You can also find us on TikTok and Instagram ( @fastcuriouspod ). Keep an eye out for live Q&As, race watch-a-longs and general behind-the-scenes action. The Fast And The Curious theme was written, performed and produced by Connor Jones at Humm Studios The Fast And The Curious is produced by 3040 Productions and is part of the Acast Creator Network. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this week's Sky Sports F1 Podcast, Matt Baker is joined by Martin Brundle, Natalie Pinkham and Karun Chandhok to discuss all the thrills from the Miami Grand Prix. The team discuss if all 3 tyre compounds should be used during different races (05:06), what did Sir Jackie Stewart say to Roger Federer? (30:47) and debate the success of LL Cool J's pre-race introduction (39:04). The F1 Show is a Sky Sports podcast. Listen to every episode here: skysports.com/the-f1-show You can listen to The F1 Show on your smart speaker by saying "ask Global Player to play The F1 Show". Watch every episode of The F1 Show on YouTube here: The F1 Show on YouTube For all the latest F1 news, head to skysports.com/f1 For advertising opportunities email: skysportspodcasts@sky.uk

It's a very special episode of the podcast this week as I'm joined by three-time Formula One World Champion Sir Jackie Stewart. It was a privilege to chat with him about his early years shooting and then racing, the people he's met from many and varied walks of life, to setting up the pioneering charity Race Against Dementia. His love of Scotland has never diminished and as you'll hear, it plays an important part in his Ultimate Road Trip. 1. What's the car - make, model, colour? 2. Why that car? 3. Destination......anywhere. 4. Who's the passenger? 5. Seminal soundtrack. Thanks again for listening, please share, follow or subscribe!

Jackie ‘ The Flying Scot ’ Stewart: Interview with 3 times Formula One World Champion. Jackie Stewart represented Great Britain at the Olympics in shooting, and won three world championships in Formula One motor racing In this episode Rob talks to the great Scotsman about how he developed his love for racing, how he has developed a wide array of business interests since retiring from the sport. Learn how mind management has been so important to his success. Listen on to hear its so important in the latest episode of the Disruptive Entrepreneur. Key Takeaways Do you remember the first time you first fell in love with driving cars? It was my brother. He was part of a team going around the world and my brother would take me to the different venues when I was 12. I’ve got the autographs of all the stars at the time. All these big names. I was a big fan. Did your undiagnosed dyslexia affect your success? In those days the teachers didn’t know anything about dyslexia, and you were just labelled thick. 10% of my class would have had some kind of learning difficulty, so that would have been five people. When you do have dyslexia you find new ways of doing things, you think outside the box. Lots of intelligent people are dyslexic. It made me really go for something when I found I love something. How did you transition from being the best in the world to doing something different? It was not easy but it was exciting. I had relationships and connections with various companies. Unlike track and field, there are lots of opportunities in F1. Many of these relationships I was able to cultivate those relationships to develop this ambassadorial role. All of these things like TV, and commercials ad up. Did you plan your retirement? I think it was April, and I wanted to retire at the end of that season. I didn’t tell anyone. I developed a blood disorder from overwork, and I travelled 86 times over the Atlantic. I was burnt out. I went on to win the championship and finish the season that year. All of my personal friends in racing got killed. It was severely dangerous at the time. It was ridiculous, really dangerous, and badly done. I had a big war to get safety changed in Formula One. When you are a world champion you are able to get more media coverage on this issue. In those days the tracks were more dangerous as well as the cars. Even then we got a huge amount of abuse from some quarters but there was no point in killing people unnecessarily. Was there a reason you decided to partner with Rolex? I’ve had a fifty-year relationship with them. I signed in 1968 and been with Rolex ever since. They have an amazing product, they are beautiful. I was very much focused on long term relationships with brands. This means that you can have continuity for business. We’ve started speaking to your drivers, to make sure you have a career after your driving career. How do you balance all these fast business interests? They are all wonderful people. I enjoy going back to all these locations. I’m flying to Australia for the first race of the season. I’ve been around the sport for some time. It’s blue-chip companies that you need to aim for. How have you managed to be strong in those relationships and not? You underpromise, and over-deliver. You will seldom get the sack. You have to make people enjoy those people who will be there. You have to do all these things with a smile on your face. You have to become part of their team. [Text Wrapping Break] What are the commonalities of all the best drivers ever? Fangio, an Argentinian driver, won the championship five times and won with five different cars. They al

We spotlight the career of Formula 1 legend Sir Jackie Stewart, the Flying Scotsman who won three world championships over nine seasons, and look at the campaign he’s helming in favour of better road safety. LISTEN TO THE FULL INTERVIEW ABOVE

Readers’ evening with Sir Jackie StewartOn December 5, Motor Sport hosted a special readers’ evening with Sir Jackie Stewart OBE. Joining the three-time champion at ...Motor Sport Magazine - The original motor racing magazine Dec 07, 2012

On December 5, Motor Sport hosted a special readers' evening with Sir Jackie Stewart OBE.Joining the three-time champion at the Landmark Hotel in Marylebone were Nigel Roebuck and Damien Smith, as well as former Tyrrell and McLaren man Jo Ramirez. After dinner, the four sat down for a question and answer session which you can hear below. Sir Jackie shared his thoughts on some of his contemporaries plus a few more modern drivers, and gave an insight into his trademark smooth driving style.We also used the night to launch our annual Hall of Fame event along with our auction for the Grand Prix Mechanics Charitable Trust. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.