You are listening to TechTime with Summers F1 presented by Mist Apex Podcasts. We live F1.

Hi, I'm your host Matt Trumpets, and we have none other than that story, Denizen of the

Tech Deep Matthew Summerfield, aka Summers F1, technical editor at Motorsport.com, who has

surfaced long enough to spout some F1 wisdom our way. But before we get started, I have to remind you

that we are an independent podcast, producing the podcasting shit with the kind permission of our

better halves. We aim to bring you a race review before our Monday morning commute. We might be wrong,

but we're first. Welcome aboard, and as always, thanks for taking the time to join us.

No problem, Matt. You have pulled me away from the Master's Coverage, but, you know,

Formula One does tight precedence. Yeah, okay. I know I owe you more than a few

pints for that one then. Most definitely. It's only the first round, though, so we're okay.

Right. Well, we're in great luck here. We have a whole show to play with, which isn't always the

case. And so, rather than start with a discussion of what the teams have been up to specifically,

I want to ask you a little bit about a more general topic. And this comes from sort of

reading your articles, but where are the teams aiming for low hanging fruit in this regulation set?

I mean, is it the front wing in place? Is it the beam wing? Where are they looking to make the

most gains for the least amount of time and testing investment? I think that's really a question

that you have to ask from an individual team point of view, because each of them are in a very

different area in terms of where they are in the development cycle. So if we look at Red Bull for

Argument Sake, they have a very different approach to other teams up and down the grid,

just purely because they have a massive advantage compared to their rivals. If we look further

down the grid, it says somebody like Alfa Romeo. If we look at Australia through Argument Sake,

they bought a new nose cone and front wing. And so they're looking very differently to other teams.

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