The F1 season isn't over just yet -- here's the 2023 finale of the Drive to Wynn podcast

Justin Bell's special guest on this episode is veteran F1 commentator Bob Varsha.
The F1 season isn't over just yet -- here's the 2023 finale of the Drive to Wynn podcast
The F1 season isn't over just yet -- here's the 2023 finale of the Drive to Wynn podcast /

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On the Season One finale of Drive To Wynn, host Justin Bell welcomes Bob Varsha, veteran Formula 1 commentator.

Justin and Bob recap the final race of the season in Abu Dhabi, where Max Verstappen padded his stats to eclipse 1,000 laps led en route to his 19th victory.

For some, this has been a boring year due to Red Bull's sheer dominance, but for others it's been interesting to watch teams rise and fall in pursuit.

As we look ahead to 2024, which teams are primed to take a big step forward? We go through each race team to find where the combination of leadership, technology and driver growth may lead to more competitive races at the top of the podium.

Thanks for listening and following us on social media to keep up on all the silly season news! Follow, rate & review with any comments and  questions for Justin. We’d love to hear from you! Drive To Wynn is filmed exclusively at the Wynn Las Vegas inside the Blue Wire Studios. Follow us on Instagram and subscribe on YouTube today!

And without further adieu, here's the 2023 F1 season finale edition of Drive to Wynn!


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