By Mat Oxley:
Ah, the holeshot device. If you’ve heard Mat and Peter talk about it before, you’d fear to think what would happen if they ever met the poor devil who invented it…
…well, his name is Robin Tuluie and he’s joining us this week!
To say Tuluie is an important figure in motor sports is slightly underselling the man. Yes, he invented both the ride height device in MotoGP and introduced mass dampers to F1, but that’s really just fooling around for this modern day Renaissance Man and astrophysicist who currently runs PhysicsX, using machine learning to crack the secrets of physics and engineering.
Sounds good, right? So come join us today as we welcome the smartest person to ever come on our podcast. Take it away!
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