Formula 1 has always lived on the knife’s edge.
Speed. Courage. Control.
But behind every lap, every roar of the engine, there’s a shadow — danger.

In “The Saftey Dance,” Horner takes listeners on an extraordinary journey through seven decades of Formula 1 — from the fearless pioneers of the 1950s to the technological titans of today — revealing how tragedy, innovation, and human resilience reshaped the world’s fastest sport.

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Through six immersive chapters, Horner reflects on the moments that changed everything:
the crashes that broke hearts, the heroes who paid the price, and the engineers who turned lessons written in blood into life-saving breakthroughs in carbon fiber, aerodynamics, and design.

Told with the insight of a team boss and the reverence of a lifelong racer, this is not just the story of Formula 1’s pursuit of safety — it’s the story of its survivial.

🎙️ PODCAST DISCLAIMER — ROTR Formula 1 Edition

Before we drop the visor and send it, a quick note from the pit wall:

This podcast uses artificial intelligence to help craft stories, commentary, and the occasional overly-dramatic retelling of Formula One chaos. The characters, dialogue, and events you hear may be fictionalized, embellished, or entirely invented for entertainment — a bit like a team radio message that’s been “creatively edited” for the broadcast.

Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead — drivers, team principals, mechanics, or that one guy in the paddock nobody can quite identify — is purely coincidental and the unintended result of the author’s imagination and AI’s over-enthusiasm.

Everything you hear is meant for entertainment, storytelling, and the love of the sport. No official affiliations, no insider leaks… just high-octane narrative fun.

Strap in, enjoy the episode, and remember: in this podcast, the only thing faster than an F1 car is the fiction.

The creators of this podcast make no claims regarding the accuracy or authenticity of any AI-assisted content and accept no responsibility for interpretations made by listeners.