An interview with Paul Rees, a British Racing Driver currently competing in the Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup. He has previously competed in many championships including the FIA Formula 2 Championship and casually driven a "few" F1 cars - as you do. His father is the former F1 driver Alan Rees who is also the founder of March F1. Listen up and enjoy.@jadepavelymotorsport

Here is it - two girls chatting about their Motorsport! Hannah talks about her career and how she jumped straight in at the deep end and I talk about my journey starting at Karting to Racing and now Rallying. Between us Championships have been won and cars have been rolled. Listen up and enjoy!@jadepaveleymotorsport @hansmck

Racing from the age of 11, Laura has moved up through the ranks and has competed in every major championship in karting. Laura is the first British female driver to ever qualify and compete in the official FIA World Karting Championships at the highest level, and with this and many other great achievements Laura was picked up by two major karting manufacturers to become one of very few drivers to be chosen as a supported works driver. It was a real pleasure interviewing Laura and we were very much on the same page for a lot of things. Enjoy listening.@jadepaveleymotorsport

Former Racing driver turned presenter, Mike Chen, shares his story of how it all happened. Of course being a Redbull presenter doesn't just include talking to a camera but also getting thrown out of a plane and even competing in Wales Rally GB himself. Mike even gives us his predictions for the World Rally Championship.Enjoy!(Note: Apologies the quality of the sound isn't 100% I had some microphone issues! All fixed for next time)Get in touch and let me know your thoughts @jadepaveleymotorsport

Head of the Williams Heritage (F1 Collection) and son of the legendary Sir Frank Williams, Jonathan is witty, humorous and extremely passionate about his role. Jonathan was a real delight to speak to. You would be very hard pushed to find anyone else who knows their stuff more than Jonathan. Enjoy!@jadepaveleymotorsport

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PR. Essential in today's fast paced world where everyone is accessible. It takes a unique person to tackle this role in Motorsport and from first hand experience, I know there is no one better person in this field than Emma Bearpark. Her vast experience includes working in the World Endurance Championship, Formula 1, Formula E. Emma has worked personally for Jenson Button; she has been an integral part of the (then) Super Aguri F1 team and has also worked with Brendon Hartley, Alexander Rossi and Takuma Sato. Listen to a side of Motorsport you may not know much about. We talk about "keeping discreet and professional", the challenges of the role, advice in how to get there and how there is so much "passion behind whole family (in Motorsport) they become an extension of your own". Enjoy! @jadepaveleymotorsport

Michelle worked hard and followed her dreams. From working as a grid girl to becoming a stunt driver, Michelle made her own path in Motorsport and in this interview she emphasises the importance of networking and promoting yourself the right way on social media. She was a pleasure to talk to and I am sure you'll find her story and experiences very interesting!@jadepaveleymotorsport

An insight into the world of F1 through the eyes of one of the top brains of the operation. Paul, who is extremely down to earth, shares his amazing experiences - from the day he walked into McLaren F1 to winning championships and learning to speak the drivers "language". In the past, he's had chairs thrown at him (by a certain Spaniard) but with his calm and methodical approach, you can easily see how teams he has been a key part of have won not only races but world championships. Enjoy!  @jadepaveleymotorsport #F1 #motorsport

Working with his Dad on a Peugeot Rally car in the garage and helping out on events at just 8 years old is where it started for Phil. He made his own luck, seized opportunities that took him to 25 WRC events spread across every continent and there is still more to come. This interview gets really in depth about what it's like to be a Co-Driver in detail - from pens running out mid stage, to ending up upside down in snow banks, Phil tells us all. Enjoy! (He never took a half used pen into a stage again!) Review and Subscribe :) @jadepaveleymotorsport