Donut media's take on the Bruce McLaren story is refreshingly different.

SPENT too much time on YouTube than you ought to have? Chances are you will have come across the entertaining shenanigans at Donut Media. https://www.youtube.com/channel

Whilst better known for their numerous shows covering everything from cheap modifications, project vehicles and car culture, the American-based channel's greatest asset is arguably the Past Gas podcast. Hosted by the charismatic trio of Nolan Sykes, Joe Weber and actor James Pumphrey, the weekly show dons a youthful lens and deep-dives into the world of automotive history.

Want to hear how Saddam Hussein burned his son's car collection or about Mazda's failed Amati luxury car division? Well, this is the show for you. Cast aside the casual tone and light-hearted quips, and you'll find the podcast offers a refreshing take on some of the motoring world's most famous events and intriguing personalities.

However, the show's biggest drawcard is undeniably the two-part special celebrating the life of New Zealand's very own motorsport legend, Bruce McLaren. In a journey recounting triumph and misfortune, the Past Gas team delivers a fascinating insight into one of motoring's most famous and revered names.

While the light-heated articulation of the Kiwi accent may raise an eyebrow or two, the narrative reveals McLaren's sheer determination to conquer. From beating Perthe's disease, designing race cars, to dominating the world of Formula One. The story is awe-inspiring and well worth the listen. Check it out.

Donut Media Past Gas Podcast Homepage: www.youtube.com/watch