Inside Supercars Podcast

Roland Dane and Jamie Whincup talk about how the transition will take place and what Jamie is hoping to achieve this year.

Jess Dane talks about how her role will change with the new team structure and Tony Quinn explains why he bought into the team.

Garth Wigston has had experienced many facets of motorsport from Escorts in Tassie to Toranas and Commodores on the mountain he moved worked as an official and oversaw a very interesting period in Australian Touring Cars. Jess Dane has put down the spanners in the Triple 8 workshop, and picked up a microphone with Seven and ARG, Tony Whitlock explores the many aspects of her Motorsport Career.

Jason Bright talks about where his love of motorsport started, how he progressed through the ranks of formula ford to Supercars via the USA and FF2000, Indy Lites and his dreams of making it to Indycar. He also talks about setting up Britek and the Supercars rules that were always working against him.

Andre Heimgartner ahead of his New Zealand Grand Prix debut, talks about racing in the TRS, his early open wheel career and what 2020 was like for him. He also talks about his plans for 2021 in the new look Kelly Grove Racing with new team mate David Reynolds

Cam McLean discusses his racing career from Australian Sports Sedan Champion, TOCA Super Touring Privateer Champ, and V8 Supercars Independent Cup Winner. He reflects on his Kerry Packer moment and the people who helped develop the Paragon Motorsport team.

Brendan Hogan talks about moving to Cool Drive Racing in 2021 and what the change will mean for his career as he steps up to Team Manager.

George Commins will make the move in 2021 to Erebus Motorsport, this week he talks about his career, from Larkham to Formula 1 and back.

Jake Kostecki has been announced as moving from the Superlites program to a full time drive in the Unit sponsored Matt Stone Racing car in 2021. He talks about what he has learnt in a half sesaon in the main game and how he is going to measure his performance in his own car.

Shannen Kiely is the Managing Director of Erebus Motorsport , talks about the teams 2020 season how the team responded to the COVID crisis, and what has been the fall out from their time on the road and away from their families . She also discusses the work the team did to survive the lockdowns from Medical Supplies to eSeries. Shannen also discusses what the team has learnt and will continue to do post COVID.

Tom Howard left Australia to return to England after seven year at Speedcafe.com at the top of his game having just won the Supercars Media Awards Journalist of the year for the 2nd time, at the beginning of 2020 just as the UK entered into lockdown. He discusses how he had to reinvent himself to restart his career and how he turned the British Touring Car Championship social media coverage on its ear. He also talks about how the BTCC survived the 2020 through the COVID-19 pandemic and how the sport is able to operate with minimal staff and costs compared to Supercars.

Dr Geoff Slater talks about his 2 years engineering Rahal Letterman Lanigan BMW's in the IMSA series. He discusses what it was like to work with Alex Zenardi and how he views manufacture support and what engineering data should be made manditory in the Gen 3 future.

Matthew White (MW Motorsport) discusses his teams 4th Championship with Thomas Randle, What Super2 could look like in 2021 and how his team was able to win the championship from their Victorian Base. He also talks about his past champions, Bryce Fullwood, Dale Wood and Johnathon Webb.

Will Davison talks about his excitement on joining DJR, how his first outing in the car felt, on returning to the team and his struggles in 2020 to find his way back to a main game full time seat.

Kevin Fitzsimons Dunlop Operations Manager talks about his 2020, with 106 nights on the road, his team ensured every car had tyres so the show could go on. He talks about the logistics of shipping tyres around the country, while on the road and the comradery of the Supercars paddock.

Sean Seamer spoke to the media before Bathurst about the new television deal and how it pertains to the Digital Rights, which is now playing out in a conflict between Seven, Kayo and Foxtel. We hear from the CEO on what the difference between the previous Free to Air television deal with Channel 10 and Fotel and the new agreement with Seven and Foxtel. He also talks about the challenges with the 2021 Calendar and Gen 3.

Sam Henderson talks about what the Adelaide 500 has meant to him and why he wants to save the Adelaide 500 and how other South Australian can show their support for the event this Saturday on the steps of Government House.

Jordan Mulach (Touring Car Times) and Lewis Isaacs (Freelance) discuss the 2020 Championship, What will Supercars lose from the end of the Adelaide 500, Should the Seven TV coverage see a shake up in the Commentary Box, and will Foxtel and Kayo achieve their goal of free streaming supercars in 2021 and beyond.

Adrian Musolino (Supercars Xtra Magazine - AdelaideGP) discusses the fall of Supercars first signature street race at the hands of the State Government and how politics have ended the most popular streetrace in the country.

Matt Stone discusses the expansion of MSR in 2020, he reflects on the way Supercars head office managed the COVID crisis and how his team restructure weathered the turbulent year. He also discusses why he thinks the SuperLite program was a success in 2020 for MSR.