Montre-Already Done Had Herses | 2024 Canadian GP | Review

Episode Summary:

Join Shaun and Aaron as they dive into the thrilling and oh-so-wet Canadian Grand Prix. This week's episode is sprinkled with Celine Dion references to honour the icon and covers the weekend's strategic battles, challenging weather conditions, and standout performances. No guest this week, just the duo navigating the complexities of the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.

Episode Timeline:

Opening
Shaun and Aaron kick off with light-hearted banter and set the stage for the Canadian Grand Prix.

Race Summary
Aaron explains the technical challenges of racing in wet conditions, including tyre choices and the impact of a declared wet track. Shaun recounts the dramatic moments from the practice sessions to the race, highlighting key incidents and fantastic performances.

Open Discussion
The duo delves into the strategic decisions that defined the race, examining how the weather influenced team strategies and the drivers' ability to handle the circuit's notorious challenges, including the Wall of Champions.

Tops and Bottoms
Shaun and Aaron share their highs and lows from the weekend, praising standout drives and critiquing the less-than-stellar performances of the top two teams.

Closing
Reflections on the race and a look ahead to the upcoming Grand Prix in Spain!

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