January 10, 2024

The RevLimiter welcomes you to the New Year... let's rev into 2024 and other cliches

1 hour 7 minutes

The Auto Action RevLimiter is back for 2024, warts and all. Andrew, Bruce and PG get stuck into all the topics that matter – brought to you by AC Delco and Gilligans - Route 66 Tours who can get you to the Chicago Street Race.

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The hosts exchange New Year's greetings and discuss their Christmas experiences, including COVID isolation. They review the Ferrari movie and reflect on recent motorsport movies. They express their hopes for the new year and discuss the state of Supercars and motorsport media. They address cheating allegations and talk about Shane van Gisbergen's NASCAR endeavour. They also mention Gilligan's Route 66 Tours and emphasise the importance of comedy and love in their podcast. The conversation covers various topics related to motorsport, including the challenges of organising events, the importance of excitement and surprise in racing, and the need for independence in motorsport media. The hosts also discuss the issues with spool differentials, the role of tyres in racing, and ways to make Bathurst more interesting. They touch on the importance of variation in racing, the rewards for excellence, and the potential for promotion and relegation in motorsport. The conversation concludes with a discussion on Auto Action's influence and the content of the latest issue.

Takeaways

Reflect on the past year and look forward to the new year with enthusiasm.

Movies like the Ferrari movie and Rush have provided entertaining and engaging portrayals of motorsport.

Supercars has a responsibility to promote and support motorsport in Australia.

Avoid jumping to conclusions and accusing teams of cheating based on race results.

Consider joining Gilligan's Route 66 Tours for a unique motorsport experience in the United States.

Organizing motorsport events can be challenging due to logistical issues and financial constraints.

Excitement, surprise, and variation are important factors in creating an engaging racing experience.

The use of spool differentials in supercars limits the cars' performance and should be reconsidered.

Tire regulations and control can impact the competitiveness and entertainment value of racing.

Bathurst could be made more interesting by introducing different stages and rewards throughout the race.

Independence in motorsport media is crucial for unbiased reporting and analysis.

Promotion and relegation systems could add excitement and competition to motorsport championships.

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