Episode Summary: Welcome to our very first Small Torque; it’s Let’s Torque… only shorter!  Shaun and Aaron share their bold predictions for the 2024 Formula One season. From team rankings to driver performances, join the duo as they lay out their expectations and invite listeners to weigh in with their forecasts. Episode Timeline: Introduction Shaun welcomes listeners to this bite-sized episode focused on 2024 season predictions, with Aaron joining in to set the stage for their forecasts. 2024 Season Predictions Shaun's Predictions: McLaren will overtake Mercedes to reach third position.Ferrari will win at least three races.Lando Norris remains without a win, and Oscar Piastri finishes higher in the driver standings.Aaron's Predictions: Williams will see a marked improvement under James Vowles' leadership, while Alpine and Haas will still be finding their footing.There won't be an entire season of Max Verstappen wins; Ferrari, Mercedes (George Russell), and McLaren will push for first-place finishes.Liam Lawson's name will be prominent during this year's silly season.Sign Off The hosts invite listeners to subscribe, rate, and follow Let's Torque on Instagram, TikTok and Facebook.  Listener Engagement Shaun and Aaron invite you to share your thoughts and predictions for the 2024 Formula One season. Leave us a comment on our socials at @letstorqueshow. Don't for get to subscribe to Let's Torque wherever you get your favourite podcasts and give us a rating while you're there. Plus! For additional bonus content, find us on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. That's all from us this week. We'll see you next time on Let's Torque! 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.