- Jaguar Racing publish a new episode of the new ‘RE:CHARGE @ Home’ video podcast series
- In the latest episode, Amanda Stretton talks to Panasonic Jaguar Racing Team Director James Barclay and Race Director Craig Wilson about Jaguar’s entry into Formula E, adapting to new ways of working and the latest announcement that ABB FIA Formula E wi
- Watch and listen to episode 11 of the ‘RE:CHARGE @ Home’ on YouTube here: https://bit.ly/YouTube_EP11
- Subscribe to the series and listen to all episodes on Apple Podcasts: https://bit.ly/RAHApple & Google Podcasts: https://bit.ly/Google_EP11
- Also subscribe to the series now to listen to all episodes on Spotify: https://bit.ly/Spotify_EP11
Whitley/Kronberg, 26. Juni 2020 – Jaguar Racing has released the latest episode of ‘RE:CHARGE @ Home’ – the new video podcast series. Available across YouTube, Spotify, Apple and Google Podcasts this episode features Panasonic Jaguar Racing Team Director, James Barclay and Race Director, Craig Wilson.
During this episode the trio give insight into Jaguar Racing’s entry to Formula E, explain the way the team has adapted to new ways of working and discuss the latest announcement that ABB FIA Formula E will conclude season six in Berlin.
Watch and listen to episode 11 of the ‘RE:CHARGE @ Home’ on YouTube here: https://bit.ly/YouTube_EP11
Subscribe to the series now to listen to all episodes on Apple Podcasts: https://bit.ly/RAHApple & Google Podcasts: https://bit.ly/Google_EP11
Also listen and subscribe to the series on Spotify: https://bit.ly/Spotify_EP11
Craig Wilson, Race Director
Jaguar Racing Team Director, James Barclay and Race Director, Craig Wilson
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We were strong believers in Formula E from the start and its increasing relevance. Jaguar decided to therefore be the first mover and lead from the front by entering Formula E as the first premium manufacturer. In what is now our 4th season in Formula E we said we’d be fighting for points, podiums and wins and that’s exactly what we’ve been delivering.
We’re looking forward to going back to racing in August – one venue, six races, nine days, maximum pressure and winner takes all. The team is preparing to arrive at the race track ready to hit the ground running and be on our top form and ready to adapt to the challenges we will face with only a week of racing to decide the championship.
James Barclay
Panasonic Jaguar Racing Team Director
It's very unfortunate that season six has been curtailed as I genuinely believe we have a championship winning car and driver. We're a benchmark team on so many levels. From where we were in the first season to now, we've managed to move ourselves into a place where we’re the front runners.
With the recent announcement of six races to finish the season, we expect the track will change (with three different layouts) and we won’t be able to plan like we usually would. It’s going to really challenge the pre-event preparation as we won’t know what the track layouts will be. We’re also aware that damage control and limitation will be incredibly important to make sure all teams are still competing by race six. We believe we’re in a strong position in terms of the technical capability that we’ve built up and invested in over the last couple of years. This, combined with our drivers’ adaptability, should put us in a strong position when we head to Berlin in August.
Craig Wilson
Panasonic Jaguar Racing Race
The new series, hosted by Amanda Stretton and Vernon Kay, will be a regular, insightful series fans can look forward to with new guests in each episode across Panasonic Jaguar Racing and the Jaguar I-PACE eTROPHY.
