Windsor: ''We never really got the maximum out of Sato in Formula 1''

With the Indy 500 behind us and the Grand Prix of Belgium on our doorstep, it's time for a video of Peter Windsor with a cup of coffee. The unique performance of Takuma Sato and the future of Christian Lundgaard are on the programme.

Windsor with coffee

Takuma Sato drove more than five seasons in Formula 1, but never fully lived up to his great promise. A podium in America is all that was left, but only after that did the Japanese really achieve his great successes. At the age of 43, Sato now has the Indy500 to his name for the second time in his career.

Besides Sato's achievements, Windsor also discusses the future of Lundgaard. The Dane hangs on the phone during the video and talks about his season in Formula 2. The former team manager is away from the Dane, who, with little experience in the class, is holding up a third place in the standings.