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So if you always want to start a podcast and make money doing it go to Anchor dot f m / start to join me and the diverse community of podcasters already using anchor that's anchored dot f m / start. I can't wait to hear your podcast. Hello everyone and welcome to the inaugural episode of the Haas team podcast episode 0 0 0 welcome to the ha steam podcast, which was recorded on Wednesday, March 13 2019. The hot steam podcast is a weekly fan podcast dedicated a news and discussion regarding Formula One racing and the Haas F1 team. So strap in and join me your host Brad grew as I discussed the technology news race results and drama of Formula 1 racing if we're short About myself. Again. My name is Brad grew and I'm an IT Senior Systems engineer from Houston, Texas. And I'm also the founder of the htx podcast Network and also the host of a fairly successful technology podcast called Microsoft today, and you can follow me on Twitter at twitter.com slash Brad grew. That's BR a DG R OU X. But before we go much further, let's kick off the show the podcast and the 2019 Formula One season with the F1 theme written by Brian Tyler. Man, I don't know if there is a better introduction theme to a sporting event in the world when F1 released that amazing Brian Tyler score last year when they rebranded wow, it's the perfect intro to get you pumped up before every race and the only other thing that I would even put it in the same Stratosphere would be Seven Nation Army the first time I heard like football team by football, I mean soccer team American sorry chanting Seven Nation Army at like at a soccer stadium. It was phenomenal and that's how I feel every Grand Prix weekend when Right tune in and hear that theme. So I just had to throw it in our first inaugural podcast and as an American, I've always been a fan of Motorsports and I've been a huge fan of you know, the TV show Top Gear for many years and now the grand tour so so I've always been familiar with Formula 1 and I've watched races whenever they were available or on TV. And so I've always kind of enjoyed it. But the fact that there was an American team and or American Racer with in Formula One. I just never really got hooked then several years ago F1 came back to the United States with a Circuit of Americas just outside of Austin. Texas which is only about two two and a half hours from my home. And also at about that time Gene Haas of NASCAR Fame decided to tip his toes into the hot Waters of Formula One racing and here we are three years later with Haas F1 team entering the 2019 season as a strong contender in the middle of the pack races. So are watching F-14 Haas back in 2017 and was the first season I watch from start to finish and follow the practices in the qualifying and those sorts of things and you know all the latest news. So I've been following the seasons really diligently since then. I've always kind of had the idea of starting this podcast to get more Americans interested in F1 racing. And so this actually plays a really good role into the Netflix series that just came out Netflix drive to survive. I believe that the popularity of the Netflix docudramas will call it's not so much a documentary. They did make some dramatic changes, but it's still a great overall. I think the docudrama will no doubt lead to many new fans to the sport, especially the American fans who are looking to cheer on our very own Haas F1 team and if you're listening to this and you haven't watched the net Let's drive to survive. I really really highly recommended. Especially if you're fan of hospitals a good portion of the series revolves around the house and the Midfield battles with teams like Renault. So it's a great great documentary about I think it's eight episodes and I highly recommend it for anyone who likes drama, you know, it's not so much you don't even really have to like the sports. But if you watch like the All or Nothing with like Manchester City or you know, the All or Nothing with the Dallas Cowboys, I really am addicted to the inside the locker rooms of the sports teams, right? And so it's really cool. Get Netflix to get a series for f 1 with drive to survive. And so I thought this was just kind of The Perfect Storm with the popularity of the Netflix drive to survive with the kicking off of the new season with Hoss, you know, finishing P5 last year in the constructors standings. I just thought it was a great time to start up a podcast and I kicked started my podcasting with my other technology podcast on my podcast Network back in January. So it's all kind of fell together and someone like a great time to start a podcast. And so hopefully we can grow this podcast to something more than just for Americans and for new fans of ha Us and for Formula One as some great plans for the website and so the website will be Haas dot team. That's HTTP colon slash slash Haas a JS s dot team T eam and so that'll be a portal dedicated to everything hostile. Any kind of Hast related news will be on there including news and updates about Haas drivers Kevin magnussen and Romain grosjean. So the format for this podcast is going to be kind of in limbo during the first several episodes just to kind of get a feel for what the audience wants, but I feel that for This part we're going to have at least one episode a week that will discuss the previous week's Grand Prix and then the upcoming Grand Prix and what can be expected but also seeing that we are definitely going to have a lot of American listeners that aren't familiar with the sport. I also want to talk about things regarding F1 and how you can get up to speed and kind of the inside scoop of some of the things with in F1 and then and things like the Dynamics and financing and those kinds of topics which are kind of hard to find information on and so will Broach those subjects as I come across those. I have only been watching F1. And as a die-hard for three years, but whenever I start following something, I'd literally just absorb as much information as I can. So I have no doubt. I have information I can share with people but I will not say that I'm an F1 expert especially about F1 history. But anything with the last three years of F1, I'm pretty darn well versed on especially news and information regarding Haas in the house F1 team. So what are we go from here as many of you probably already know this weekend is the Australian Grand Prix and the start of the 2019 Formula One season, so I plan on having episodes. 0:01 released before the Grand Prix which means within the next 24 to 36 hours and the title of that episode will be what to expect from Haas F1 team in 2019. So we'll be kind of discussing what happened last season and what we can expect and what we can expect over this season regarding the changes made within Haas and most especially it changes made within the F1 Rules by the FIA and finally especially from the changes within the other Midfield teams that could definitely affect the overall season out. Come from Hoss. So look for that within the next 24 to 36 hours again, I will be publishing that episode within the next 24 to 36 hours, which should be about 12 hours before the Grand Prix itself. So with that I'm going to start winding down this episode because this again was just more just a pilot episode kind of announcing the podcast and what's coming up at that, but please remember to check out the website at Haas dot team. That's HHA s dot T. Eam. You don't need the www you don't need a.com. It's literally just Hast team in your browser the Website is currently not up. It'll be up by the end of the Grand Prix. There's some back-end data that I'm importing in that's going to take some time, but I need to wait for the weekend for that. And so it will be up before the Grand Prix because I will also be live blogging the Grand Prix from the website next join the Haas team podcast Discord server, and you can do that at Hoss. Click / Discord hasd Clic k / Discord and also you can follow the podcast on social media at ha steam podcast on Twitter and Instagram so H AA s t eam pod Cas T and that's on twitter.com ha steam podcast and instagram.com ha steam podcast or you can use hostage. Click / Twitter our hostage click / Instagram. Again. We're using that hasta click as our URL shortener so you can probably see a trend happening there with the links. So without further Ado we're going to wrap up the podcast here. But before we do, I want to spend a few minutes discussing a huge loss to the actual Formula 1. Team this week in Australia Formula One suffered a huge blow on the eve of the opening race weekend of the 2019 season in Melbourne after a long time racing director Charlie Whiting passed away Thursday morning and Australia Charlie was just 66 years old and died as a result of a pulmonary embolism according to the FIA why nice career began in F1 in 1977, and he joined the FIA in the late 1980s and became the race director in 1997 the modern F1 we know today is his vision. He has been leading the racing and Gee and safety Innovations for over the past 20 years the F1 we know today is here because of Charlie and not only that in the ego driven world of F1. Charlie was universally loved by everyone. And so that's where we're going to end. Today's podcast with two audio clips regarding his untimely passing. These are enormous shoes to fill and no one man will ever be able to fill Charlie shoes. Charlie Whiting was a giant personality in Formula 1 over career in Motorsport that spanned 50 years. He became F Ones go-to guy for driving safety for Technical and sporting regulations and for the teams and drivers themselves. He was that rarest of characters universally liked hugely respected. He operated with a lightness of touch and easy sense of humor that belied the gravity and importance. of his role as one of the most influential people in Formula 1 His first job in Grand Prix racing came as a mechanic at hesketh before he moved to brabham in 1978 by 1981. He'd been made Chief mechanic winning the world title with Nelson Piquet in his first year and again in 1983 his team regularly flirted with the letter of the law as regarded the regulations a skill which proved especially useful when Whiting move to a new job with the FIA after the 1987 season. With a knife or technical detail his star rose quickly. He was made technical delegate in 1990 and over the next almost 30 years until his sudden and tragic passing. He was at the Forefront of the technical direction of Formula 1 his role developed over time to include race starter, and he would eventually come to be named race director. He was deeply involved in the constant search for improved safety in the sport not only in Formula One, but across categories old wide while attempts were made over recent years to plan for his eventual succession quickly became obvious that no one person could fulfill the Myriad of roles and responsibilities that Whiting took on and mastered with such ease wisdom in humor is lost is incalculable to measure in the sport that he loved and which loved him and so that clip was from the actual Formula 1 YouTube channel and hopefully gives you a better understanding of you didn't know who he was the kind of the impact he had on the sport and so from that we're going to move towards some drivers reactions to the news which I found particularly sombering yet really heartfelt. I've known Charlie since since I started in 2007 obviously incredibly shocked this morning to hear the sad news and my thoughts and prayers are with him and his family or his. Family and such a an iconic figure with within the sporting world and the contributed so much to us. So he rest in peace. I guess I was sick as shocked as we all are still now when I had the news this morning, I spoke to him yesterday and yeah walk the track for the first couple of Corners together with him, so Difficult to grasp when somebody's just not there anymore. I spent like the day with him in in Geneva a few weeks ago and we had a good chat just about a lot of things and yeah, you know when I when I left at a time, you know, I was like see see you in Australia just for another season of racing and of course when you hear this news is it's unbelievable. And so that was some of the reactions from the drivers at the press conference this week. That was first Lewis Hamilton of Mercedes Sebastian. Little Ferrari and Max verstappen of Red Bull and I really didn't understand how close these drivers were until I heard Sebastian Vettel say he walks the corners of the track with him and I actually found some photos on the Formula One subreddit where literally their photos of Sebastian and Charlie walking together. You don't really realize that it's always a weird feeling whenever I'm not sure if you've had it happened where someone just disappeared from my life the next day it's pretty hard to deal with and so it was weird to see these big egotistical guys going to get emotional but that just tells you the type of person and Charlie was and so but before we get too down and out will continue to look forward to the 2019 season like Charlie would want and so I think you all for joining us for this inaugural podcast episode of the Haas team podcast. Please reach out to me on Twitter at Brad grew or at ha steam podcast and let me know what you think about the podcast and give me any feedback you'd like to give me and again the next episode of the podcast will be out in the next 24 to 36 hours free practice starts in about 18 hours from where I'm During this episode, but in the next episode we're looking forward to what we can expect from Haas and the F1 season in 2019 will also be able to discuss some of the free practices and maybe in qualifying Before the Race So to back in in about 24 hours Check out episode zero zero one of the ha steam podcast. Thank you so much until next time go haskó and hulkenberg Zack my phone.
Welcome to the Haas Team Podcast This episode of the Haas Team Podcast, Episode 000 - Welcome to the Haas Team Podcast was recorded on Wednesday, March 15th, 2019. The Haas Team Podcast is a weekly fan podcast dedicated to news and discussion regarding Formula 1 racing and the Haas F1 Team. Strap in and join host, Brad Groux, as he discusses the technology, news, race results and drama of Formula One racing. Introduction by Brad Brad is an IT Senior Systems Engineer from Houston, TX, and the founder of the HTX Podcast Network and also the host of the Microsoft Today Podcast. Follow Brad on Twitter  F1 Intro The F1 Intro by Brian Tyler is one of the most amazing cinematic intros in sports history - and the live version is spectacular. Netflix Drive to Survive The popularity of the Netflix docu-drama will no double lead to many new fans to the sport, especially those American fans who are looking to cheer on our very own, Haas F1 Team. American Fans This podcast was started for you, as we can learn more about the amazing motorsport that is Formula 1 together. Our passion for supporting an American team, can be found in our logo - which is the Haas "flying H" replacing the start in Captain America's shield. Website The website, which should launch within the next week or so, will be a site dedicated to the Haas F1 team, their drivers, and fans. https://haas.team   Join the Haas Team Podcast Discord server  Navigate to the podcast episode list  View the direct podcast RSS feed  Social Media   Follow Haas Team Podcast on Twitter   Follow on the Instagram  Subreddit    Discuss all things Haas F1 on Reddit   Join in to discuss Formula 1 on Reddit  Tribute to Charlie Whiting Formula 1 suffered a huge blow on the eve of the opening race weekend of the 2019 season in Melbourne after long-time race director Charlie Whiting passed away Thursday morning in Australia. Charlie was just 66 years old and died as a result of a pulmonary embolism, according to the International Automobile Federation (FIA). Whiting began his career in F1 in 1977 working at the Hesketh Team and then in the 1980s with Brabham. He joined the FIA in 1988 and was the race director since 1997. Whiting was the go-to guy for every team on all matters during an F1 race weekend and he played a major role in making F1 what it is today. Haas has a tribute to Charlie on the nose of each car that reads, "For Our Friend Charlie"   Lewis Hamilton, Sebastian & Vettel and Max Verstappen spoke of their shock at the news at the official F1 press conference - https://twitter.com/F1/status/1106096419662938113   ---   Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/haasteampodcast/support 