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Edan Thornburrow talks about 2nd place in the TransAm Australia Championship. Aaron Cameron discusses his 2nd place in the TCR Australia Championship.

Dennis Newlyn discusses the latest Speedway Classics magazine, his new website Speedway Illustrated News and the return of Speedway to Sydney at the Eastern Creek Speedway.

Chris Lambden (ARG) discusses S5000 and how the Australian Championship and Tasman Cup will grow in 2022

Jordan Cox discusses his two wins at Bathurst and 3rd place in the TCR Australia Championship. Aaron Cameron talks about winning the prestigious Tasman Cup in the S5000

Gary Coleman talks about his life in Motorsport and how the Motor Racing Ministries has been able to help so many people across the Country.

Anthony "Macca" McDonald (Walkinshaw Andretti United), John McMellan (ARG), Ben Croke (DJR) and George Commins (Erebus Motorsport) all discuss their Bathurst weekends.

This week, we hear from the TransAm 2021 Champion Nathan Herne and Super3 champion Nash Morris on their season and success.

Paul Gover (Auto Action / Race.News) discusses the change in age of the Supercars grid, and why the young drivers are coming into the sport and able to mix it with the established stars.

Max Verstappen overtook great rival Lewis Hamilton on the final lap of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix of the breathtaking 2021 FIA Formula One World Championship season to win his maiden title, Lachlan Mansell discusses the late safety car at Yas Marina brought unbelievable drama to the 2021 season on Sunday.

John Bowe adds his thoughts on the young drivers in Supercars and how the generational change is good for the series.

Michael Schiavello examines the greatest sports commentators in history, the best calls ever heard, and offers stories from his own journey through the sports broadcasting world.

Chaz Mostert and Lee Holdsworth speak to Tony Whitlock through bloodshot eyes about their Bathurst 1000 victory. Ryan Walkinshaw had the beer goggles on when he shared his thoughts.

Chaz Mostert and Lee Holdsorth discuss their Bathurst 1000 success.

Shane Van Gisbergen has won the 2021 Supercars Championship, we hear from him on his year and what is ahead.in 2022. Roland Dane talks about his year and stepping aside, Mark Dutton talks about Bathurst for the Red Bulls and 2022, Brock Feeney discusses the highs and lows of Bathurst 2021 and his preparation for 2022 in the Red Bull Ampol car.

Every champion’s journey starts somewhere, and on the eve of Jamie Whincup’s retirement from full time racing, Inside Supercars has spoken with some of the people that were part of his journey to Triple 8 and his eventual domination of the sport. This is the Origin story of Jamie Whincup. We speak to his uncle Graeme Whincup, Karting Mentor Grant Lindstrom, Mick Ritter who guided him through his formula ford years and Tim Miles, former owner of Tasman Motorsport, along with Roland Dane, Craig Lowndnes, Garth Tander and Scott Gullan.

On this edition of Inside Supercars, we look at the future for Jamie Whincup as he heads to Bathurst this weekend for his final start as a full time driver in the Supercars Series. We hear from Graeme Whincup, Roland Dane, Craig Lowndes, Garth Tander and Scott Gullan.

Throughout history, there have been many artists and scholars that have not received the acknowledgement or rewards in their lifetime. For many years, the performance and success of Jamie Whincup was shunned for the more popular or charismatic in the sport On this show, we consider how Jamie Whincup’s focus on his performance, was misinterpreted by many outside the inner sanctum of Supercars. We hear from some of his closest peers and partners Roland Dane, Craig Lowndes, Mark Dutton and David Couchi.

Jamie Whincup this weekend will start his final race as a full time driver in the Supercars, this week his Autobiography Drive of a Lifetime has been released and we speak to Scott Gullan who worked with Whincup to produce the book.

Every champion has that moment in his career, when they are presented with the opportunity that will move them to the next level. Jamie Whincup faced that moment at the end of 2005. On this edition of Inside Supercars, we speak to Roland Dane, Craig Lowndes, Mark Dutton and David Couchi We also hear from Scott Gullan who worked with Jamie to complete his new autobiography Drive of a lifetime.

Every champion’s journey starts somewhere, and on the eve of Jamie Whincup’s retirement from full time racing, Inside Supercars has spoken with some of the people that were part of his journey to Triple 8 and his eventual domination of the sport. This is the Origin story of Jamie Whincup. We speak to his uncle Graeme Whincup, Karting Mentor Grant Lindstrom, Mick Ritter who guided him through his formula ford years and Tim Miles, former owner of Tasman Motorsport, his final stop before joining Triple 8.