According to wikipedia, James Pumphrey rented a horse to John Wilkes-Booth and died in 1906. Good to see him come along since then.

4:24 "You guys wanna kiss?" -Nolan's new catch phrase

"If you think about it, a car is just two motorcycles next to each other" Dude

F1 cars should have pop up up and down headlights

Boys yall had me worried, I literally watch everything y'all make and no Saturday video left a hole in my life. I know you've all been working crazy hard and don't think for a second your fans don't appreciate it. Is everything okay? New guy that does vs is weird but we still like him, please don't work yourselves to the point where you dont enjoy doing this anymore because part of why we love watching is because all of you seem to love cars and what you do. Much love

The wait is over. I've been waiting for this all week. And not to mention, last night y'all didn't upload versus😒😒 (The Audacity)

nolan is getting way to good at this

I dont watch any podcasts I only listen to. Donut podcasts on spotify I have epilepsy and i feel depressed for days when i get a seizure Listening to your podcast give me a tonne of relief guys I have been a fan of donut since 3500 subs i hope you guys reach great heights

What if you did a show for analyzing racetracks, and their turns and hills and stuff. It would be really cool.

Hi guys, great work. I just want to say that Senna first win was in the Portuguese grand prix of 85 not Spain.

Doing a podcast on Benetton would probably be more of a deep dive on Flavio Briatore, a very sketchy character in F1 history. Dude got banned from the sport after he told one of his drivers (I think it was Nelson Piquet Jr.?) to deliberately crash during the Singapore GP in 2008.

Been looking forward to this all week

My favorite show on my bday yay

Hey, I'm a Brazilian, and I just watched this EP. Pretty good work boys!!! In fact, during his years racing the go karts, Senna was pretty bad on driving during rain!!! He realized that pretty early in his go kart experience and started to practice everytime he had the opportunity. So everytime it was predicted to rain, Senna would go to the track and drive, drive, drive... till he got satisfied with his driving. Senna more than passionate about driving was very very perfectionist!!! Always chasing the best version of his self. Keep up bros I love Donut media!

Jacky Ickx was not necesarily f1's biggest safety advocate ( aside from his le mans sojourn) that would be Jacky Stewart. During the drivers boycott of 1970 it was Stewart and others who advocated for driver and track safety. Ickx was a purist who thought that safety was for sissies and he withheld his support for reforms. Dakar, bathhurst, lemans (x6), can-am, and many f1 victories are among his palmares...Jackie Ickx was a badass!

Benetton won a constructors championship in 1994 with Michael Schumacher behind the wheel (he won his first drivers title of his 7) and again in 1995.

This is their best podcast so far in my opinion I love the whole Monaco part most of all Such a great race such a technical track run in the rain and watering the tunnel holy moly batman

Senna, Prost, Schumacher, Lauda, Hamilton, Alonso, Vettel are one best talents to grace formula 1.

Subaru wrc was 555 tobacco Mitsubishi wrc was Marlboro After a certain year, tobacco companies couldn't put their logos on race cars as advertising, so they came up with special liveries Subaru swooshes included

great idea of narrating some of the most iconic F1 historical moments. Thank you very much!!

Dang a day without a donut video felt like the sun forgot to rise. Sure like 24 hours passed did that day even happen?? lol love the show do what you need to get'er done!

My boss bought a GX cause he heard me listening to you’re best cheap truck episode

Hi guys, quick note: Senna's first win at F1 was not in Spain but in Portugal at Estoril Circuit! i'm a long time follower of your shows and wish you keep going with the great work you have been doing!

Fun fact: In 1985, by half season Elio de Angelis was ahead of Ayrton Senna in the championship. This was pretty much because Elio's style was to stay back, let the big guys fight at the front and wait until they had a engine failure or run out of fuel (1985 San Marino Grand Prix). Otherwise, Ayrton was full throttle the entire race, and he was famous for leading the most laps but retiring while leading (fuel or turbo issues). In my opinion, Elio deserves more credit, he was back to back with Ayrton that year, and that's not an easy task to do.

I was about to search the John Player Special then upon popping up the video there was already a picture of it. Little things are very much appreciated Donut!

Ahhhhhh thank you guys we needed this

You guys probably don't post pics because of copyright concerns but an imgur companion album on reddit would be awesome! To scroll pics to the podcast

Been looking forward to this all week. FIRE IT UP! 🔥🔥

Holy crap, guys. Your podcasts are getting better each time. I'm not a huge fan of Senna (although I'm Brazilian and I've heard enough about him) but I'm super interested, plus I'm getting some serious laughs. Keep it up!

I hope I'm not the only Brazilian to watch this great podcast about one of the greatest drivers that F1 has ever known

Nolan’s catch phrase is hell yeah

26:30 Prost finished 2nd to Lauda in 1984, in 1983 he finished 2nd to Nelson Piquet. 42:33 actualy it is in Estoril Portugal. I'm loving the podcast cant wait for part 3

You guys are awesome! Favorite channel!

Love you guys. What happened to the video yesterday? I did not see one. I am not complaining. I was worried something bad happened.

Domut really does do podcasts well. Not just sticking to the subject material but going off on appropriate tangents for the right amount of time, making it casual and fun

There used to be more than 10 teams back in the day. In fact, so many, they had to do pre-qualifying with a minimum lap time, drivers had to cover. Not all teams made it to the grid

I like Spa as well Nolan. So fun to drive on the F1 games

Thanks Guys, listening to you is like listening to a Radio play... with tension and drama... and it gets me in.. all the way from 'STRALIA! Cheers!

C'mon guys, you should've know that Ayrton 1st win was in Portugal, not in Spain. And it was arguably one of the best wet drives ever.

Take it in, I have moh pow a babeh on my golf 2.5 euro plate(front)... in Canada. Serious catchphrase! Slowly going through the full podcast. Got something perfect to listen to while working on my golf and driving to my work. Love this!

the intro on this one is soooo coooooooooool, freaking goosebumps dude!

Donut need to do a podcast on Black Jack Brabham. The last man to win a f1 title in a car wearing his name!

"Fired up" is also one of the Caliber Collisions phrases they use.

Best car podcast, keep it up with F1 stories!

We love your catch phrases James!!

Towards the end, Joe just looks kinda lost while someone else is talking. It’s pretty funny to watch!

Pls do a series on Jim Clarke

We need to see you guys watch F1..... Keep up all the amazing work 👍👍👍👍

Loved the Senna episodes! Awesome job guys! By the way... Senna's 1st F1 win wasnt in Spain... It Was in the Portuguese GP in Estoril ;)

Why this ain't on Spotify yet???

Sorry Guys, I believe you are wrong when you mention on minute 42:37 that his first GP was in Spain. It was actually in circuito do Estoril in Portugal.

Where is the Saturdays video for Donut?

Say it with me, Nigel Mahn-sole, not men-sell.

Great intro!

I'm not saying the whole episodes aren't awesome, but the intros have been especially on point lately.

Benetton's success in 1994 and 1995 was due to one man - Michael Schumacher

Took my eyes off watching the video for a sec, when i look back up it's theTrintellix ad and i swore the actor was Nolan for like 2 seconds lol.

We need a t shirt of Nolan’s face saying he’ll yeah

Have you guys thought about doing a series on interesting stories about various tracks and courses.

Your description of his first F1 victory are spot on. However, that in Portugal, not Spain

Love watching this show

What happened to versus?

John Player Special was a product not the sponsor. John Player & Sons were the maker, and they had used their Gold Leaf brand to advertise tabaco on the 1968 Lotus. Eau Rouge is a left hand bend before the incline.

James, my 6 year old son loves saying mo powa baby any time we do something car related, so thank you.

These intros are getting really, really good

Yes for Monaco!

What was that song in the intro? Nolan was mesmerizing lol

I might be wrong, but i think that Senna's Toleman cars were designed by Rory Byrne wich became a legendary chief designer for Ferrari on Schumi's years right? Caramba, tem mais Brasileiro aqui que na rua Augusta, ta maluco ahahhaa

You guys should do a past gas on Mark Martin

What happened with Benetton and their spike in performance was the couple of years Schumacher raced for them

Talk about Grand Prix in the Monaco episode! the movie they made on the track where they flew a F1 car into the water

The John Player livery is my favorite of all time, will eventually do my bike in the traditional JPS paint.

Sick intro !!!

during the monaco the manager of that race there is a teamate whose in a NA tyrell stefan bellof which is also a porsche driver he is also involved on the conspiracy as well.

Hey, did Noland wear the same shirt as last week on purpose? Lol well with one less button done up. 😁

This wins the Internet.

26:35 In 1983 the Champion was Nelson Piquet and in 1984 was Niki Lauda, Prost was 2nd in both years tho

Lol you remembered to introduce Jeremiah haha

What was Joe referring to about what James did before donut that he might not want to talk about?!?!!

The Benetton F1 team won 1 constructors championship and 2 drivers championships in 1994 and 1995 mainly because in their drivers line-up there was MICHAEL SCHUMACHER... who doesn't need any presentation in the sport, with his all-time record of 7 F1 championship titles. So what's all the surprise about the Bennetton's success parabola??? But, to be honest, Benetton was a pretty decent team both before and after Schumacher, thanks to the skills of its chief engineer Rory Byrne, who's also considered one of the best designers of F1 cars in the history of the sport (later he moved to Ferrari, where he won 6 straight constructor's championships, again in tandem with Schumacher). Usually the bottleneck for small, independent teams is the budget, which mainly comes from title sponsorships and personal investments by reach people... but it's not backed by the big bucks of car manufacturing companies, which can instead spend much more money on the development of ever faster cars, each year. So although sometimes independent teams can get under the spotlight for a while, usually their good run lasts only a few seasons, in the best cases reaching one or two decades (I think of Williams). The most notably exception to this trend is McLaren, which started as a privateer and obtained success really early, and then kept winning titles now and then for 5 decades. But... this in F1 is the exception, as I said.

Is the mp 4-1 inspiration for the mp4-12c?

Could have sworn James (as Johnny Dumfries) said "I was high at Toulouse," took a second listen to realize it was "I was hired to lose"

Fire Dup!!

Can the next series pls be about the Scuderia Ferrari F1 team?

FIRE IT UP BABY!!!

Wassup you guys ready to get fire d'up

MO POWA BABY!!

You should do an episode on jim clark

Fire it up!! 🔥 🌩

"John player Special looks like a cologne I wanna drink" Noland: "that's called whiskey" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 That was fucking hilarious Noland! Nobody laughed in set, but I did man. I did.

Colin McRae, the Ayrton Senna of Rallying

I watch Donut for the catchphrases.

47:23 That's Raidillon actually..

Where was yesterdays video

47:25 eau rougeis the small left kink

Wish this wasn't weekly :(

James please shoot an episode of d list laying on the grass.

renault stated in the "70" not in the 2000 s nolan

Golden Leaf was the first tobacco sponsorship in F1

James where did you buy the donut flag?