Capital Sports Sunday Night Show - F1 Fire Sale, ManU Recovery, Fake Wrexham, Jenson Button

About this episode

The episode discusses Jenson Button's retirement, Manchester United's current form, and the financial situation of Wrexham's ownership.

An era comes to an end with Jenson Button announcing his professional retirement from driving cars, while Alpine F1 celebrity owners look to cash in on their team's underperformance. Manchester United are on a roll, for now, and aiming for European redemption. Meanwhile Wrexham's celebrity owners are seeing their millions of media monies pay for a midtable second-class club. Plus - how many EPL teams are majority British-owned? We have the answer.

Topics covered

• F1
• Manchester United
• Wrexham
• EPL

Keywords

• retirement
• Alpine F1
• European redemption
• majority British-owned

Mentioned in this episode

Products: F1

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