2011 FOTA Fans' Forum Milan podcast

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PODCAST - PUBLISHED ON SEPTEMBER 8TH 2011

2011 FOTA Fans' Forum Milan podcast

This year's third FOTA Fans' Forum took place at Pirelli's HQ in the centre of Milan. AUTOSPORT was there and you can listen in to exclusive interviews with Nico Rosberg, Jarno Trulli, Stefano Domenicali and Paul Hembery here

The third FOTA Fans' Forum took place at Pirelli's HQ in Milan ahead of the Italian Grand Prix.

Following events in Montreal and Great Britain, it proved to be another success as some of F1's biggest names talked about a wide range of topics - including the development of F1 cars, ticket prices, future tyre regulations, what drivers get up to the night before a race, and the future of Italian racing drivers.

After the Forum, Nico Rosberg, Jarno Trulli, Pirelli's Paul Hembery and Ferrari's team principal Stefano Domenicali spoke to AUTOSPORT for an exclusive podcast to discuss the event, FOTA's interaction with the fans and their highlights from the evening.

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FEATURES FROM SEP 8, 2011 - SEP 14, 2011

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	2011 FOTA Fans' Forum Milan podcast

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	Why F1 must embrace the digital revolution By Dieter Rencken

	Chris Atkinson's new career dawn By David Evans

	Setting the scene for Monza By Edd Straw

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	IndyCar title-fight: The usual suspects By David Malsher

	Blisters set to be the story again By Mark Hughes

	David Coulthard's Italian GP preview By David Coulthard

	Top ten magic Monza moments By Edd Straw

	Von Trips tribute: A famous win at Aintree By Gregor Grant

	Five themes to watch for in Italy By Edd Straw

	The story of the 2011 Italian Grand Prix By Pablo Elizalde, Edd Straw and Matt Beer

	Why Baltimore was great for IndyCar By Mark Glendenning

	We rate the drivers after Italy By Edd Straw

	Behind the scenes at Monza By Jonathan Noble

	Team Lotus: No excuses in 2012 By Tony Dodgins

	Vettel ends Renault's 16-year losing streak in Italy By Michele Merlino

	Lee McKenzie: Monza is always special By Lee McKenzie

	How McLaren could have beaten Vettel at Monza By Adam Cooper

	Bamber's Week By Jim Bamber

	Why Ogier's Citroen future is in doubt By David Evans

	How Vettel got an edge over his rivals By Jonathan Noble

	Let the Chase for the Sprint Cup begin By Diego Mejia