Jon Noble

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5,419 appearances 29 recordings 2 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 6d ago

Jon Noble’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 29 in all, peaking in Jun 2026 with 7.

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The Race F1 Podcast · Spanish GP: Was Lando Norris robbed + How to fix the Madring · 13 Sep 2026 podcast

Andrea mentioned this idea of do you keep it out for a minimum period so no one car is penalised by being in the wrong position past the pit stop. voice-verified

So I think the debate to be had is does it need a rule to try to make it fair or... voice-verified

Or does F1 actually benefit from this tiny bit of jeopardy and being in, what Andrea said, the lap of the gods? voice-verified

Because ultimately over time, things will even themselves out. voice-verified

And also you do sometimes watch Formula One and think, oh, if we had a safety car now or a VSC, it could turn things around and give the opportunity to spice this race up. voice-verified

So there are times where it brings races alive. voice-verified

And I think Diego was right. voice-verified

Over a season or a career or two years, voice-verified

There are races you'll win because of it and races you lose because of it. voice-verified

And it's then what that contributes to the spectacle. voice-verified

well and the more you take away jeopardy the less exciting a sport gets anyway because you want you want these some random elements in it you don't want to go to a race and then the leaders six seconds in front and then some random element happens and you've got to mandate a minimum six second margin because all this happened sport has to have some an element of randomness voice-verified

unpredictable and voice-verified

way. voice-verified

There'll always be some circumstance that makes it unfair, but this is the nature of sport. voice-verified

Unless you want to have run every car in a vacuum with the same conditions by themselves to run the race, and then you plot them all, then then work out which driver was quickest. voice-verified

That's the only way you get total fairness. voice-verified

There's voice-verified

Yeah, I'm sure there would be some absolutely rubbing their hands thinking this is the best Formula One ever. voice-verified

But that doesn't make a good spectacle. voice-verified

And there are endless elements of you get a yellow flag in qualifying, for example. voice-verified

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