JORGY'S STRIPPING THE DIPPING

In this episode, we sit down with Peter Hodgkinson, one of the most influential and quietly impactful figures in modern motorsport leadership. With a career spanning over three decades, Peter’s journey took him from garage floors in the United States to the heart of Formula 1’s most successful era with the Mercedes AMG Petronas team. At Mercedes he served as Head of Build, where he was central to defining the discipline, quality, and technical excellence that helped deliver multiple world championships, and later as Head of Employee Engagement, translating the relentless precision of engineering into people-first leadership and team culture.In this conversation, we unpack:🚀 What it really takes to build and sustain elite performance in the world’s most pressurized racing environment🤝 How culture and clarity of purpose can become competitive advantages🔧 Lessons from working across Le Mans, IMSA, Brawn, and the silver arrows of Mercedes📌 Practical leadership insights for leaders, engineers, and high-performance teamsWhether you’re a motorsport fan, a leader, or someone who cares about how great teams are built, this episode is for you.

Season 5: F1 Preview - The calm before the storm, or is it another 2022? With Colin Johnston Ft: Malik Leigh. Check out the episode and let us know your thoughts. Will this be a Hamilton trip or a Mercedes comeback?

In this episode of Jorgy’s Stripping the Dipping, we sit down with Carol Armstrong, FIA member and passionate advocate for the future of motorsport. From championing inclusivity and sustainability to shaping policies that keep racing safe, fair, and forward-looking, Carol offers a unique perspective from the very heart of motorsport’s global governing body.We explore how the FIA is driving change both on and off the track, the challenges of balancing tradition with innovation, and the role of women in shaping motorsport’s next chapter. Carol also shares her personal journey into the sport and what keeps her motivated in a fast-changing industry.Whether you’re an F1 fanatic or curious about how decisions at the top affect the racing we love, this conversation promises insight, inspiration, and a behind-the-scenes look at motorsport’s future.

In this electrifying episode, we’re joined by Nicholas Longuet, a top-tier F1 Esports driver known for his razor-sharp racecraft, cool-headed strategy, and relentless drive on the virtual grid. With stints at Alpine and Alfa Romeo’s esports teams, Nicholas has consistently proven himself as one of the fastest and most consistent talents in the F1 Esports scene.🎧 We dive into:🏁 How Nicholas got into sim racing and made his way into the elite F1 Esports Pro Series🧠 The mental grind and preparation that goes into split-second decision-making at 200+ mph virtually🕹️ The difference between real-world motorsport and sim racing and how they're closer than you think🌍 The growth of esports, global fan bases, and how racing virtually has opened real-life career doors🥊 How he deals with pressure, rivalries, and what it really takes to race at the top, even when it's online

"From Carbon to Caution: The Old-School Truths of F1 with Ian Jackson" In this refreshingly candid episode, Stripping The Dipping sits down with Ian Jackson, a former Formula 1 composite technician who spent years in the heart of the paddock, crafting the very parts that kept championship cars glued to the tarmac. Now retired and far removed from the glitz of the modern grid, Ian offers an unfiltered, old-school perspective on how F1 has evolved from a sport of grit, grease, and raw speed to what some now call a high-speed reality show. We dive into: 🔧 What life was really like behind the scenes in an F1 garage 🏁 Whether modern F1 is still a sport... or just showbiz in overdrive 💭 His thoughts on the direction F1 is heading and what’s been lost in translation 🛠️ The forgotten craftsmanship behind composite work and car building 🚨 The pressures, politics, and real talk no Netflix series dares to show Plus, we throw Ian into a rapid-fire round of sandwich dilemmas, pineapple on pizza philosophy, and one or two curveballs he definitely wasn’t expecting. This is a must-listen for anyone who misses the soul of motorsport and wants to hear what it used to be like before the algorithms, influencers, and helmet cam drama took over.