Trackside Analysis

After watching the Monaco Grand Prix this month, I couldn't help but wonder....what makes a good race? What makes a good track? What am I missing? I play detective this week to investigate the reasons why some tracks produce better racing than others, and ultimately, why it is considered "good". Topics of conversation include overtaking, elevation changes, and fan atmosphere. Listen for more. Instagram: @formula101_podcast, @peyton_haahr, @artby_peyton TikTok: @peytonhaahr WEBSITE: https://peytonhaahr.wixsite.com/formula101

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