(Motorsport-Total.com) – Marc Surer experienced the Dutch Grand Prix in Zandvoort from two perspectives, namely as a Formula 1 driver and TV expert. Last weekend, the track temporarily said goodbye to the calendar amidst the North Sea dunes. Will he miss it?
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These and many other questions will be answered at the Formel1.de channel members’ regulars’ table in August 2026. Marc was on site at the last Formula 1 Grand Prix weekend in Zandvoort and will report to us about the last party there. He also talks about the world championship battle, the tasks for Kimi Antonelli, the importance of teamwork in Formula 1, and much more.
Of course, he is also happy to answer questions from our channel members and engage in discussion about the most important topics in Formula 1.
Formula 1 Regulars’ Table: What is it?
On Wednesday evening, Surer will be a guest from 7 p.m. at the monthly members’ regulars’ table on the YouTube channel of Formel1.de. There he will not only answer questions from channel members but also share insider stories from his time in motorsport and possibly tell how it came about that he even personally met legends like “Beatle” George Harrison. (€3.99/month: Become a member now!)
Before that, prominent figures such as Ralf Schumacher, former Haas team principal Günther Steiner, Racing Bulls CEO Peter Bayer, or former Grand Prix drivers Alexander Wurz and Nick Heidfeld, as well as the legendary Mercedes motorsport director Norbert Haug, have already been at our regulars’ table.
The previous regulars’ tables (since December 2021) have always lasted between three and seven hours. After the prominent guest has left the livestream, there is still the opportunity to discuss Formula 1 among like-minded people or to ask our team questions and chat about what is currently topical in the premier class.
Participate or just watch: Both possible!
Our channel members can participate in the August regulars’ table (start: Wednesday, 7:00 p.m.) themselves. Either passively as viewers of the livestream or actively with text messages via the live chat. Or even face-to-face with webcam or smart device.
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¿pbvin|0|0||0|1||https://youtube.com/live/Cfii-eXJBlQ¿As many users as possible will have the opportunity to ask our guest questions personally. Ideally, very relaxed, in an informal setting, with a glass of beer or wine in hand – just like you know from a regulars’ table in a pub.
Info: How to dial into the meeting
Information on how to dial in will be available shortly before the event starts in the “Membership” tab on the YouTube channel of Formel1.de. If you are not yet a member but want to become one now, you can do so via this link.
Channel members who do not feel like actively participating in the discussion but are interested in what is being discussed there can watch the livestream from 7:00 p.m. on the YouTube channel of Formel1.de or, of course, watch the full-length video on demand after the regulars’ table (also only for members).
Archive: The previous regulars’ tables as video
New members also have the opportunity to watch all previous members’ regulars’ tables in re-live. Here are the videos:
12/2021: Ernst Hausleitner, Bernd Mayländer, Sascha Roos, Alexander Wurz
01/2022: Marc Surer (former Formula 1 driver, TV expert)
02/2022: Edi Nikolic (motorsport manager)
03/2022: Alexander Bodo (CEO PACETEQ)
04/2022: Bernd Mayländer (safety car driver)
05/2022: Bradley Lord (Mercedes communications manager)
06/2022: Ralf Schumacher (former Formula 1 driver, Sky expert)
07/2022: Norbert Haug (former Mercedes motorsport director)
08/2022: Christian Nimmervoll, Stefan Ehlen, Norman Fischer (editors)
09/2022: Günther Steiner (Haas team principal)
10/2022: Timo Glock (Sky expert)
11/2022: Christian Klien (ServusTV expert)
01/2023: Marc Surer (former Formula 1 driver, TV expert)
02/2023: Alexander Bodo (CEO PACETEQ)
03/2023: Paddy Lowe (former Mercedes technical director)
04/2023: Ralf Schumacher (former Formula 1 driver, Sky expert)
05/2023: Beat Zehnder (Alfa Romeo team manager)
06/2023: Peter Sauber (former Formula 1 team owner)
07/2023: Jost Capito (former Formula 1 team principal)
08/2023: Philipp Brändle (former Mercedes aerodynamicist)
09/2023: Jost Capito (former Formula 1 team principal)
10/2023: Corinna Kamper (former racing driver)
11/2023: Nick Heidfeld (former Formula 1 driver and founder of Formula G)
12/2023: Alexander Wurz (former Formula 1 driver and chairman of the GPDA)
01/2024: Hermann Tilke (race track designer)
02/2024: Alexander Bodo (CEO PACETEQ)
03/2024: Peter Bayer (CEO Racing Bulls)
04/2024: Rudolf Ratzenberger (father of Roland Ratzenberger)
05/2024: Günther Steiner (former Formula 1 team principal)
06/2024: Marc Surer (former Formula 1 driver, TV expert)
07/2024: Peter Bürger (CEO Point-Racing)
08/2024: Carrie Schreiner (racing driver in the F1 Academy)
09/2024: Roger Benoit (reporter legend)
10/2024: Ralf Schumacher (former Formula 1 driver, Sky expert)
11/2024: Karl Wendlinger (former Formula 1 driver)
12/2024: Bradley Lord (team representative and head of communications Mercedes)
01/2025: Niels Junker (Commercial Director Allengra)
02/2025: Mario Theissen (former BMW motorsport director)
03/2025: Mario Peiker (Managing Director Hart Consult International)
04/2025: Tim Tramnitz (racing driver)
05/2025: Niels Wittich (former Formula 1 race director)
06/2025: Philipp Brändle (former Mercedes aerodynamicist)
07/2025: Britta Roeske (media supervisor Sebastian Vettel)
08/2025: Wolfgang Wilhelm (motorsport photographer)
09/2025: Ralf Schumacher (former Formula 1 driver, Sky expert)
10/2025: Lea Frentzen (influencer & daughter of Heinz-Harald Frentzen)
12/2025: Timo Glock (former Formula 1 driver, Sky expert)
12/2025: Ehlen, Fischer, Hermann, Zimmermann (editors)
01/2026: Formula 1 quiz with Norman Fischer and Stefan Ehlen (editors)
04/2026: David Varnholt (motorsport engineer)
05/2026: Christian Nimmervoll, (Editor-in-Chief Motorsport Network Germany)
07/2026: Fritz Enzinger (former motorsport manager)
08/2026: Marc Surer (former Formula 1 driver, TV expert)
The members’ regulars’ table is exclusively reserved for members of the YouTube channel of Formel1.de. A membership (cancelable at any time) costs (despite inflation unchanged for years) 3.99 euros per month – about the price of a small beer. In return, there is (among other benefits) the regulars’ table once a month and the opportunity to ask questions in our livestreams on race weekends via live chat.
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