It's lights out and away we go! 2024 F1 Car Launches (Haas, Williams, Stake/Kick Sauber, Alpine, Visa CashApp RB)

Welcome to the inaugural episode of Let's Torque, the podcast where high-speed Formula One meets diversity, silliness, and excitement. Hosted by Shaun Polidano and produced by Aaron Best.

This series dives into the heart of F1, from on and off-track drama to discussions on diversity and LGTBIQA+ representation, and of course, our toot or boot ratings of the week's highlights. Join us as we kick off with a bang, discussing the latest news, driver movements, and the first batch of 2024 livery releases.

Episode Timeline:

Welcome

Shaun and Aaron introduced themselves and the Let's Torque podcast. They both share their excitement and vision for the show while discussing their backgrounds and what brought them to F1, from childhood memories to recent inspiration.

Off-Track Drama

Shaun and Aaron quickly touch on the latest F1 news, including driver changes, team management shake-ups, and the anticipation for the new season of Drive to Survive.

2024 Livery Releases

Shaun and Aaron discuss the newly released liveries from Haas, Williams, Stake/Kick Sauber, Alpine, and Visa CashApp RB, including technical changes, frustrating team branding, and aesthetic judgments.

Looking Ahead

Shaun and Aaron preview the next episode, teasing the upcoming livery releases from Aston Martin, Ferrari, Mercedes, McLaren, and Red Bull.

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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.