This is the definitive vehicle dynamics deep-dive with industry expert Graeme Gambold. (First in-studio guest. Yesssssss!) Graeme is a mechanical engineer with a 30-year pedigree in dynamics development, as well as being a competitive rally driver. He's the chief engineer at the Southern Hemisphere Proving Ground, in addition to running Kia's local suspension development in Australia.

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If you remember what Peter Schreyer did for Kia several years ago - he’s the bold Bavarian former Audi designer responsible for the TT, whom Kia poached in 2006 to right the ship stylistically. Most people in the game know of Peter Schreyer. He’s a bit of a design legend.

Look at it like this. Graeme Gambold is the dude who makes those Kia vehicles drive in line with the way they look now - in ‘Straya. And that’s no small achievement in my book.

If you own a Stinger or a Cerato GT and you’ve tipped it in hard once or twice - and enjoyed doing it - you’ve got G-squared to thank for that. He’s forgotten more than you and I will ever know about vehicle dynamics, and it’s a deadset pleasure to have him in the Fat Cave today.

I can’t think of a better first in-Cave studio guest.