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Red Bull were midfield minnows in the early years of their F1 mission to becoming the serial World Champions they are today. But during those humble beginnings, the team was renowned for nurturing young talent like Vitantonio Liuzzi. The Italian drove for Red Bull and their sister outfit, Toro Rosso, among others in a Formula 1 career spanning 12 years. Liuzzi was unable to replicate the success he had at junior level, but looks back at his time in the sport with fond memories when speaking to Tom Clarkson. He talks about Red Bull’s party reputation, politics within the team, his sour exit from Toro Rosso in 2007 and a number of missed opportunities to finish on the podium. Plus, hear Liuzzi relive his famous victory over Michael Schumacher in the Karting World Championship finals – presented by Bitdefender. Follow, rate and review F1 Beyond The Grid and share this episode using #F1BeyondTheGrid. 02:59 – Liuzzi the steward
11:15 – Beating Schumacher in karting
25:03 – ‘Paternal’ Didi Mateschitz
30:13 – Red Bull’s early party reputation
41:49 – ‘Life-changing’ podium misses
48:39 – ‘Political’ exit from Toro Rosso
56:15 – ‘Vitantonio Verstappen’? For more F1® videos, visit https://www.Formula1.com More episodes: https://podfollow.com/f1-beyond-the-grid Follow F1®:
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