Glenn Freeman
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4,108 appearances
14 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 19 Sep
Glenn Freeman’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I just don't think that's the case in something as dynamic as high-level motorsport where you've got these missile-like vehicles all trying to get around the track together and drivers who don't want to give an inch.
So I do think that...
sometimes, as you said, drivers have to accept how high risk was your move if it didn't come off because either you sent it around the outside and the guy went, well, I'm not having that and didn't give you a lot of room or you sent it down the inside too late and he's decided he's turning in.
Sometimes you're going to come off worse.
That comes with the territory of taking risks in motorsport.
And if there's one thing I could get rid of right now, it would be the overly prescriptive, whatever they're called, racing guidelines or whatever that is, because that doesn't settle anything.
Again, to make a football reference, it's like VAR.
We're after perfection in stewards or referees' decisions.
That doesn't exist because you're always going to have two different viewpoints.
That's a good point, isn't it?
Because you can easily end up, and this happens to many series, in a situation where you overcorrect.
So I think F1 has maybe tried in the past to back off.
And then the moment you go too far the other way and you get a couple of really obvious ones...
kind of as you're describing in IndyCar occasionally, those don't get given.
And then there's outrage over that.
And landing in that, getting the pendulum to kind of stop in that middle ground is almost impossible.
It seems that you're always, these rules bodies are always either too lenient or too strict.
I think at the moment, F1 is way too strict.
But I'm sure if they tried to open it up, they'd probably get that wrong as well.
And that's partly because it's really hard to do and you're never going to please everyone all of the time.
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