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F1 Champion Jody Scheckter shares what happened during a crash at Woodcote Corner in 1973, which became one of the biggest pile-up's in the sport's history.
Researchers: Jake Sharpe, Tom Percival
Producer: Ollie Peart
Online producer: Rachael Smith
Executive producer: Kathryn Morrison
Sports editor, BBC Radio Northampton: Graham McKechnie
Executive editor: Shahid Hussain

Hear from Steve Davis and Dale Whiteman, two marshals with almost 60 years of experience between them.
They share what it's like to assist Michael Schumacher after an almost catastrophic crash in 1999.
Researchers: Jake Sharpe, Tom Percival
Producer: Ollie Peart
Online producer: Rachael Smith
Executive producer: Kathryn Morrison
Sports editor, BBC Radio Northampton: Graham McKechnie
Executive editor: Shahid Hussain

Formula 1's Claire Williams gives us access to what it's like to be behind the scenes and calling the shots from the pits at Silverstone in one of the most important races in the calendar.
With her unique perspective, having grown up going to the circuit with her father Frank Williams, Claire shares what she thinks makes this track an icon in the sport.
Researchers: Jake Sharpe, Tom Percival
Producer: Ollie Peart
Online producer: Rachael Smith
Executive producer: Kathryn Morrison
Sports editor, BBC Radio Northampton: Graham McKechnie
Executive editor: Shahid Hussain

Becky Evans and Superfan Toby Nixon visit Copse Corner to relive the moment he saw Max Verstappen crash on 18 July 2021.
Researchers: Jake Sharpe, Tom Percival
Producer: Ollie Peart
Online producer: Rachael Smith
Executive producer: Kathryn Morrison
Sports editor, BBC Radio Northampton: Graham McKechnie
Executive editor: Shahid Hussain

The story of Geoffrey Ansell's spill at the race where it all began, with Silverstone's resident archivist Stephanie Sykes-Dugmore.
Hear more about Ansell's incredible escape having entered the race in his second-hand English Racing Automobile (ERA) on 2 October 1948.
The race took place at the old RAF Silverstone, during an International Grand Prix that would mark the beginning of modern F1.
Researchers: Jake Sharpe, Tom Percival
Producer: Ollie Peart
Online producer: Rachael Smith
Executive producer: Kathryn Morrison
Sports editor, BBC Radio Northampton: Graham McKechnie
Executive editor: Shahid Hussain