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Anthony Macdonald talks about how Walkinshaw Andretti United is preparing for the return to the track. Macca discusses how the team has undertaken their fitness program during the shutdown period and now working part time in the shop to get the cars prepared for Sydney Motorsport Park.

Glenn Matthews talks to Tony Whitlock and Craig Revell about how the ARDC and Sydney Motorsport Park are preparing to restart the Supercars season. Glenn talks about how the lights will not only benefit Supercars but provide more opportunity to Motor Sport in general, what is the likelihood of park and view or corporate spectators at the track? and what the ARDC can do to help Team Sydney.

Robbie Farr discusses the news that he has left East Coast Pipeline Racing, and reflects on his career in open wheel speedway. He also discusses his three different divisions National titles and World Series Championship.

Macauley Jones provides his Thought of the Week on building up his little farm in residential Albury.

Anthony Brown from the Grenfell Kart Club talks about this weeks announcement that they have recieved government support to install a $10,000 Solar Farm at the facility. He also discusses how the Grenfell Club is returning to on track action.

This week, with Karting set to recommence, we talk to Tayla Harnas about her racing career and Paul McCabe discusses how you can get involved in Karting through helping your local club as an official. He also provides information on how the Canberra Kart Racing Club will be managing practice at Circuit Mark Webber during the next stage of COVID-19 restrictions.

Today, Cameron Kelleher talks about working on the Sports Desk at the Daily Mail and Sunday Times, then his experience at some of the other papers on Fleet Street. He talked about the differences between working in F1 to working in GT racing. He also talks about working for the Volvo Ocean Race for 7 years, which again allowed him to share stories of a different type of daredevil adventurer.

John Casey (Supercars) talks about how they have reshaped the season, and what Supercars are trying to achieve in the back end of the Season, how racing into 2021 will be managed across the television and Sponsorship landscape.

Jack Porritt talks to Dennis Newlyn and Craig Revell about growing up in the Eastern Suburbs, racing at Liverpool on the dirt and asphalt, being the grounds keeper at the Sydney Showground, and whats wrong with speedcars today.

Thomas Randle (Dream Simulation) talks about possibly only having 1 endurance race this season and his experience racing against Lando Norris in real life, he also discusses his new business Dream Simulation. Simon Chapman (speedcafe.com) discusses Lando and Riccardo, he also discusses the demise of 23 Red and what the remainder of the 2020 Calendar might look like.

Chris Preen talks about his karting life, starting in Midgets and working thought the classes, taking Southern Stars Series and Australian Championships along the way. He now enjoys Formula 100 in the Retro Karting Australia series. Preen talks about his Engineering business and how they have been helping the COVID-19 cause by producing face sheilds and other PPE from their small business in Orange.

This week Cameron Kelleher discusses how he gained a love of Motorsport, from growing up in Adelaide and going to the old Rowley Park Speedway, then having the chance to tell the stories of these daredevils. He shares some stories of working with Eddie Irvine and his experience of getting the stories in print and to the public before becoming the person who tries to control the stories as a media manager and communications manager. He also talks about working for the FIA as a Media Manager for the GT Series.

Kimmy Hunter, Andrew BULL Little (Bull TV), Darren Edgerton , Marc Benson, Rowan Measday (Erebus, Penrite Racing Army) discuss how they became interested in Supercars and Motorsport, what they like about Supercars? what don’t? Whatthey would change? What they believe is the most important thing Supercars need to achieve with the GEN3 Car? and their favourite races each year?, Macauley Jones talks about Twitch and eSeries streaming.

Brooke Tatnell shares his thoughts on his career, moving to the States, how long he can keep racing and which is more important the Australian Title or World Series. Jayden Edge joins Dennis Newlyn and Craig Revell to discuss this weeks Sydney Speedcar eseries 50 Lapper.

Rachel Simpson talks about how she became one of the top officials in Karting NSW and how they are looking to train new officials and provide support to the existing team of official that keep the clubs up and running.

Cameron Kelleher talks to Inside Motor Sport about his life in Motorsport, starting with how he moved from Adelaide to Fleet Street then onto Stewart Grand Prix. He shares his experiences with Mark Webber and what it was like working with Sir Jackie Stewart. Now managing the Speedway GP and World Rally Cross Series for IMG Events he talks about what a work week looks like.

John Casey (Supercars) and Matt Stone (MSR) discuss how the head office and teams are working together to return to the track. Matt Stone discusses how his team will change following the COVID-19 crisis. Macauley Jones shares his thoughts on the Eseries and Sim Racing.

Cameron Kelleher PR - Communications Manager, Motorsports at IMG Events talks about how the business is preparing for a return to the track for the Speedway Grand Prix and Speedway of Nations. He talks about how the series is looking to expand and could it ever return to Australia.

Ashley Chebaia talks about being an ambassador for Karting NSW, how she started in Karting and what she enjoys about Motorsport.

Matt Braid CEO of the Australian Racing Group (ARG) talks about how the organisation is responding to the CoVID-19 crisis.