Inside Supercars Podcast

Sean Seamer CEO of Supercars discusses the new $200 million dollar television package that will lock in the Seven Network and Fox Sports for the next 5 years.

Thomas Randle talks about his preparations for the Co-Driver Test this weekend at The Bend Motorsport Park, What he is looking forward to at Bathurst. Tony Whitlock and Craig Revell discuss the 2020 Bathurst Driver pairing, and what to expect this weekend at The Bend 2

Scott Pye has shown the speed in the race to drive through the field, over the past three events. He shares his thoughts on the year so far. How he is managing his Media Company, while locked out of Melbourne and his relationship with Phil Keed as they prepare for the Bathurst 1000.

Phil Keed is the Team 18 Technical Director, who due to the COVID 19 has return to the Engineering seat with Scott Pye. He talks about the work they are doing to produce such a solid racecar and how they hope to improve the qualifying speed. Phil talks about the technical side of developing a race strategy, and provides his thoughts on the tyre wear at The Bend Motorsport Park.

Chris Pither talks about how his Coca Cola Racing Team Sydney car is now starting to realise its potential. He discusses becoming a parent while away racing and how relocating the family to the Gold Coast has allowed everyone to be together while the racing continues. Chris discusses his 5 National Championship including the Super 2 Series win in 2018. Pither also discusses heading to The Bend Motorsport Park this weekend and his experience on both tracks the Supercars will race at over the next two weekends.

Alex Davison explains to Tony Whitlock how the 2020 season has been building up for Team Sydney, what they have been able to achieve thus far and what he has liked about a very strange year back in the main game. He also reflects on the challenges for co-drivers at Bathurst.

Tony Whitlock and Craig Revell discuss the topics of the week, Crowds or no Crowds at Bathurst, Bye Supercheap and Virgin, Hello Repco! Sean Seamer, Scott Mclaughlin and Dick Johnson all talk about the 5 year deal, Nash Morris to the Bend, Super2 stand alone round and much more.

Brendan Hogan (Boost Mobile Tickford Racing) talks to Tony Whitlock and Craig Revell about the intencity of racing 4 weekends in a row. How the driver switch is going, and what they have been able to achieve in the time away. He also looks forward at how the teams will move from Qld to SA for the next round and preparations for Bathurst with a veteran and rookie..

Inside Motor Sport looks at the Mindgames that were being played after two weekends of racing in Townsville. Red Bull Score their 200th Victory, but Scott McLaughlin extended his Championship lead. We hear from Pierre Gasly after winning his first ever Grand Prix in an AlphaTauri Honda.

Tony Whitlock and Craig Revell look back at the events of Townsville 2 and the Mindgames that started on Sunday Night. Scott, Jamie and Shane all have their say.

Jim Airey, Captain of the Kangaroos talks about his life on the shale, From spending saturday night in the stands at the Sydney Royale to becoming the King of Australian Speedway. He discusses racing in England, behind the Iron Curtain and the USA.

Mark Larkham talks to Tony Whitlock and Craig Revell about 2020 Supercars, Hub Life and the dedication of every member of the Supercars Family. He looks at what has worked and why it could be the catalyst of a new Supercars era.

This week Inside Motor Sport looks at the success of the Toyota Racing Series in New Zealand and how so many Formula 1,2 & 3 drivers have used the Series to develop their racing career. Bruin Beasley, Mark Larkham and Thomas Randle all discuss where Open Wheel Racing is in Australia and why the New Zealand model has been so successful and what can be done here in Australia.

Charlie Schwerkolt talks to Tony Whitlock about podiums and the way the team has developed in 2020 and how the long road trip has helped the expanded team to build their bond and understanding of each other.

This week, Inside Motor Sport looks back at two exciting motorsport events held last weekend the Indianapolis 500 which was won by Japanese driver Takuma Sato and the Supercars in Darwin was dominated by Scott McLaughlin.

James Courtney (Boost Mobile - Tickford Racing) talks about how he is looking at racing and life, now that he has had time to get to know the Tickford Mustang and his team. He reflects on what 2020 has been like and how he now looks at gabbing his motor racing and not taking it for granted.

Ben Croke (Shell V Power Racing) and Matt Roberts (Tickford Racing) talk about how their respective teams are holding up to the longer than normal road trip, how they are maintaining contact with family and their plans for rotating staff at Townsville and then beyond to Bathurst.

Anton De Pasquale discusses his low key winning style as he claims his first supercars victory. James Courtney spoke of his emotional 2nd place finish. Jamie Whincup claims the all new Triple Crown, while Scott McLaughlin and Shane Van Gisbergen discuss how they would like to do more racing before Bathurst.

Tony Whitlock, Dirk Klynsmith, Peter Norton and Craig Revell, look at the Darwin Triple Crown. Dirk talks about the rules in place that saw all but one photographer excluded from the paddock, how the fans were reacting to being at the track and time certain Saturday. They also discus Bathurst changing sponsors, Google fighting the Government and Motorsport Australia's decision to close state and national racing down for 6 weeks in NSW.

Andre Heimgartner talks about his weekend in Darwin, the Engine issues and Kelly Racing and how Todd Kelly has worked to get them running. He discusses his lockdown experience and what he did as soon has he got out. Andre reflects on racing 4 weeks in a row and how the team has bonded through this adversity.