His time in F1 was brief and ‘brutal’, but he learned lessons he’s passing on to his son. Jan Magnussen, father of Haas driver Kevin, arrived in Formula 1 in the mid-1990s feeling unbeatable. His confidence came from a stunning championship-winning season in British Formula 3, in which he broke records set by the great Ayrton Senna. F1 broke that confidence. ‘I don’t think I understood the enormity of the task’ Jan tells Tom Clarkson as he honestly looks back on a difficult time with McLaren and Stewart Grand Prix. Was the early success which launched him into F1 a bad thing? Did a ‘driving lesson’ from triple World Champion team boss Jackie Stewart do more harm than good? Jan remembers his sudden F1 exit, and how he rediscovered his love of racing. Today, he shares that love and the wisdom of his experience with Kevin as his father, sportscar teammate and mentor.
0:00 – Jan’s journey has steered Kevin
5:41 – When Jan broke Senna’s record
11:24 – ‘I won a lot, but it didn’t teach me to fight’
22:46 – Struggling in a champion’s F1 team
31:30 – Historic points before a big blow
38:04 – Kevin follows in Jan’s tracks
44:53 – A father and son racing team
54:45 – Your messages about Nyck De Vries’ on BTG
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