Jon Noble

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5,582 appearances 30 recordings 2 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 19 Sep

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

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The Race F1 Podcast · Hamilton's apology, Monaco appeal latest, and Domenicali vs hardcore fans · 27 Aug 2026 podcast

It would then allow us to understand Formula One much better.

And it's a little

But it's like we pour over data after sessions and you look at comparisons and it was fascinating in Zamvoort to see the McLaren's uh or Norris versus Russell, for example, but in turns seven and eight, the high speed stuff and the the gap between them and where they're coming from and the different deployment patterns.

For us it's fascinating.

For our readers it's fascinating.

For people in the grandstand that probably don't care.

For those that only will watch a highlights package on

YouTube.

Doesn't matter.

But you don't

Doing stuff for one section of the audience doesn't mean you're upsetting another section.

Everything adds on top.

And I think in these days you need to have have content and interest and information that suits those that want to watch stuff for five seconds, those that want to watch stuff for a minute, five minutes, the full two hours, or obsess over every single bit of written word and video and podcast and every single piece of content.

And you don't one of those doesn't necessarily mean the other one has to be rubbish.

Trevor Burrus

I think there's also an element that and I mean Bernie did this an awful lot and Stefano may choose to do it sometimes is trying to say stuff to be a bit punchy, which then becomes content itself.

So I'm gonna say something and get some headlines and be a bit punchy.

And nowadays it's quite hard to know what the reaction is gonna be like because people can do things, think it will be interpreted one way and it gets interpreted completely another way and people can see nuance that isn't said in an interview that's you know, one small part of a very, very lengthy interview.

Yeah.

It's one quote or one sentence that was said as a joke suddenly comes off and is interpreted as

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