Episode Summary:

Welcome to another episode of Let's Torque!

This week, Shaun "Maria" Polidano and Aaron von Trapp guide you through the high-altitude thrills of the 2024 Austrian Grand Prix at the Red Bull Ring. Joined by a new guest, Joe, a seasoned F1 traveller and digital guru, this episode dives deep into a weekend filled with speed, strategy, and drama.

Episode Timeline:

Opening
Introductions and a fun homage to "The Sound of Music" set the stage for an exciting discussion on the Austrian Grand Prix.

Guest Introduction
We welcome Joe to the Let's Torque garage of Joe Romeo from Aperitif Agency. We chat about his love for motorsport and digital marketing, setting up insights from his professional and personal experiences with Formula One.

Weekend Summary
An overview of the sprint weekend format, including practice, qualifying, and the race, emphasizing the teams' strategic challenges and setup choices. The hosts take you through the critical moments during the practice sessions, sprint qualifying, and race events.

Open Discussion
Shaun, Aaron, and Joe analyse the race’s pivotal moments, including strategic decisions, driver performances, and notable on-track battles.

Tops and Bottoms
Aaron, Shaun, and Joe shared their high points and low points from the weekend, providing personal insights into what impressed and disappointed them at the Red Bull Ring.

Closing
Reflections on the race and thoughts on upcoming events in the F1 calendar.

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Let’s Torque is hosted, produced and edited by Shaun Polidano and Aaron Best. Our show is an entertainment podcast, and the views expressed by the hosts and guests are meant for entertainment purposes only.

Let’s Torque is recorded in Prahran in Naarm/Melbourne, we would like to acknowledge the Bunurong people of the East Kulin nation, the traditional owners of the land and pay our respects to aboriginal elders, past present and emerging.