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What an interview! 🎙️ Check out this interview of James Vowles on the High Performance Podcast. His perspective on self-awareness, changing the culture in a team, and how to handle difficult situations is quite impressive and insightful. 💡 What struck me the most is his current leadership style that he is adopting within the Williams Racing Team. Bringing about change requires taking the time to learn. Change doesn't happen overnight but during a period of learning🏎️💭 "I don't care about 2023, I don't care about 2024, hell, I don't care about 2025. I care that you learn during this time. A free pass to learn." - James Vowles #Leadership #Inspiration #HighPerformance https://lnkd.in/eugZfuTQ

In this episode, James Vowles provides an excellent analysis, offering insight into what makes Lewis Hamilton a seven-time world champion and what sets him apart from other drivers. It's more than just racing; it's a life lesson about pushing boundaries to discover your true limits. Staying in your comfort zone isn't the best way to learn. https://lnkd.in/eu4rTerB

In this episode, James Vowles provides an excellent analysis, offering insight into what makes Lewis Hamilton a seven-time world champion and what sets him apart from other drivers. It's more than just racing; it's a life lesson about pushing boundaries to discover your true limits. Staying in your comfort zone isn't the best way to learn. https://lnkd.in/eu4rTerB

In this episode, James Vowles provides an excellent analysis, offering insight into what makes Lewis Hamilton a seven-time world champion and what sets him apart from other drivers. It's more than just racing; it's a life lesson about pushing boundaries to discover your true limits. Staying in your comfort zone isn't the best way to learn. https://lnkd.in/eu4rTerB

As an F1 fan and passionate people person, I had to listen to Williams Team Principal James Vowles on the High Performance Podcast. This podcast is always a great listen and I loved this one more than most. Whilst I loved revisiting the craziness of Brawn GP (still have the t-shirt somewhere) the line that had me punching the air was "It's all about People and Culture. Once you have those two, everything else flies". This from an engineer. From a man who talks passionately about the importance of data, research, mechanics and from a sport where pole position and races are won by 100ths of seconds. The biggest point of differential a team can have is people and culture. I couldn't have put it better myself - business problems require people solutions. https://lnkd.in/dJ-ENicC

📢We are back to Preview this weekend's Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix! Thiemo Albers-Daly and Jesse B. are joined by lowerlaptime's Martin Villari to chat weather, future F1 Academy Champions, why you shouldn't be worried about Daniel Ricciardo, the origin of Degner 1 and Degner 2 and much more! Check out the episode in full through the link below and let us know your thoughts in the comments! 👇🏻 #FormulaOne #Sport #Racing #Motorsport #Preivew #Podcast #Japan https://lnkd.in/efEyQB2G

I've worked in F1 for over 20 years and I still get asked three questions more than any others: 1) "Do you get to drive the cars?"; 2) "What's Lewis Hamilton REALLY like?"; and 3) "So what do you actually do during the winter when there's no racing?" As the best possible answer to the final question, this new podcast goes behind the scenes of our team and our "frenemies" at Williams to bring to life the monumental quantity of work that goes into bringing a brand new car to the track each season. It's a tale of sky-high ambition, constant firefighting, weekend-free working weeks and much more; but most of all, it's a tale of the huge levels of passion, commitment and ingenuity that go into every single machine on the grid. Check it out at all the usual places you download your podcasts! PS: The answer to 1) is "no", for 2) it's "a thoroughly decent and humble human who also happens to be probably the greatest ever driver of a Formula One car that our sport has seen". https://lnkd.in/e6-BcvHv

Tomorrow sees the launch of our new podcast series The Business of Winning featuring some of the talent from Formula 1 we have the pleasure of working with across events each year. Some very well known names, others key figures behind the scenes. All of them enjoy sharing insights with clients and audiences worldwide. #TheBusinessOfWinning #F1 #Leadership #Teamwork #DataDriven #Innovation #Safety #RiskManagement #Collaboration

🎙️ Just in time for the start of the 2024 Formula 1 Season, On the Kerbs is back with another episode in its Pub Chat Series. 🍻 This time, Jacob Phillips and I are joined by EverythingF1 and Pit Debrief's Chiara Martin to discuss Andretti Global, their bid to get into the pinnacle of motorsport, why it was refused, if F1 is now a closed shop and much more. 📺 Watch and listen to the episode in full through the link below or over on Spotify and let me know your thoughts - as well as about which topics should be discussed next - in the comments below 👇🏻 #Formula1 #Andretti #Podcast #America #Motorsport #Racing #Sport https://lnkd.in/erprF__v

Your First Car: How Big? What's the Right Budget? [ThisConnect S02E03] Kartikeya explains that small cars, up to, say, sub-4m products, make sense for new drivers getting their first-ever car home. This is an excerpt from ThisConnect, our podcast (S02E03). Please use the related link to watch the full episode. ▶️ https://lnkd.in/dhD3mNy5 (Link In Bio!) Join MotorInc!  Explore memberships at youtube.com/@motorinc/join (Link Also in Bio) ThisConnect is our podcast. If you haven't already, check out Season 01 on our channel. On the pod, Kartikeya and Shumi discuss a range of topics of automotive interest, from trends to important things we need to think about to just celebrating the automotive lifestyle. #MotorInc #ThisConnect #Podcast #Season02 #FirstCar #NewCar #DontWorry #HowTo #BuyCar #buyingacar