On this episode, our first ever guests join us on TT. Jordan Aquistapace (Lifestyle Editor of DuPont Registry) and Dylan Orluck (Senior Account Executive with DuPont Registry) are huge car and watch enthusiasts who work with one of the coolest automotive brands on the planet. DuPont Registry has been the go to magazine for all high level exotic cars since 1985. If you want to see what's for sale all over the country, you go to DuPont. It is our classifieds. In the episode, Jordan and Dylan give us a rundown of the new style that their magazine is going through as they add cool, new editorial pieces to their already amazing content. Plus, they give Jorge and Ron amazing stories including the one time Dylan went to Maranello (YES, THAT MARANELLO) with a client when they were in the midst of trying to sell his boat. Plus, we nerd out on some watches including Jordan telling us about his Richard Mille wearing experience.

It's a banger of an episode. Please go check out the new DuPont Registry which is on sale and check the IG pages affiliated with them: @dupontregistry, @dupontregistrymag, @dupontregistrynews and @dupontregistry_watches.

We look forward to having Jordan and Dylan on again soon. Enjoy this episode and remember, enthusiasts never die!

Over the last few months, we have skipped around a little in regards to what Ron does for a living. This week, we break it down. Jorge interviews Ron in an depth way about the life of an automotive engineer at an OEM. As many of you know, Ron works for General Motors and has also worked at another OEM in the past. We go behind the scenes on how Ron got into engineering, what his influences were, whether being exposed to an OEM manufacturer has jaded his love for culture and what he has learned from working with an OEM for his own build as well as what he's learned from his own personal build and how he applies that at the proving grounds. Fascinating stuff and we are incredibly proud to bring it to you.

Please excuse the audio quality, Ron was on a work trip and the Wifi in his room was not the greatest. Enjoy the latest edition of Tormenting Tarmac. Enthusiasts never die!

We are all suckers for nostalgia. On this episode, Jorge and Ron get nostalgic about car video games and most importantly, what made the fall in love with driving in the first place. Plus, a little bit of a discussion about what kind of cars would you love to take out on track that absolutely do not belong out there. It is a fun one that we firmly believe you all will enjoy. 

Please note, this episode was recorded all the way back in October of last 2021 so if things are mentioned out of order from our prior episodes, we apologize. And remember, enthusiasts never die.

Last year, we saw an incredible season between Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen. This year we get brand new regulations, new car designs, new drivers and in particular a certain golden boy takes his place next to the Greatest of all Time. 

How will 2022 play out? Well that's a question Jorge and Ron are happy to discuss as we preview the 2022 F1 Season. Please note we are little behind as Bahrain has taken place but this was recorded prior. So please enjoy. And remember, the enthusiast never dies!

Welcome back to Tormenting Tarmac. On this week's episode, we discuss some automotive news from around the nation such as truck modifications that are to banned, whether or not it is actually a good idea to legalize street racing and the main topic of the episode, how we as an enthusiast community can end tribalism. Plus, we discuss the differences between Formula 1 and NASCAR. Please note, this episode was recorded late in 2021 so some of the F1 talk no longer applies as we are on the cusp of a new F1 and NASCAR season.

That said, please enjoy this newest installment of Tormenting Tarmac. Remember, enthusiasts never die.

Jorge and Ron discuss the 2021 F1 season, notably the last race. Did Hamilton get a win stolen from or was Verstappen the rightful winner? Plus, our favorite races of the season and how excited are we for 2022?! Enjoy our review.