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Blair Shepherd talks to Dennis Newlyn and Craig Revell about an incredible Speedway career, and his amazing ability, to be in the right place at the right time, not afraid to take a risk.

Macualey Jones talks about the importance of confidence.

Ollie McLandsbough talks about setting up the Southern Stars Eseries for karters who cannot get their racing fix, and his own racing career in Karts.

Roberto Moreno is a driver who had a diverse and interesting career, he competed in 75 Formula One Grands Prix, achieved 1 podium, He raced in CART Indy cars, Formula 3000, and GT's. He is a three time winner of the Australian Grand Prix, and his wins in 83 & 84 were instrumental in Australia Securing the Formula 1 race in Adelaide, in the first part of this three-part interview, we find out about the Calder Park Races.

Betty Klimenko joins the Tony Whitlock and Craig Revell to discuss how proud she is of how her team has started providing PPE for medical professionals during the COVID-19 pandemic. She also talks about the new Supercars reality TV show that features a year with her team, The Inside Line and we hear about what the BP Eseries will do during the racing shutdown.

Scott Mclaughlin talks about his first Indycar eSeries race, David Reynolds talks to Fox League Morning on his simulator experience, and Mirko De Rosa talks about his design for adapting snorkeling masks for front line healthcare workers.

John Fenton speaks to Dennis Newlyn and Craig Revell about his two Australian Speedcar Championships in the 1970's, how he turned to promoting Bunbury Speedway and even Motorcross. He also talks about his trips to the east and why he still loves motor sport.

Macualey Jones discusses social media and asks why do fans choose to be derogative to sportspeople

Matthew Erdmann took out the first round of the NSW KZ2 Super Series at Circuit Mark Webber this Sunday. He talks about his weekend, the new layout in Canberra and his racing career.

Simon Chapman has moved from New Zealand to join the Speedcafe.com team, he talks about the move and how COVID-19 has changed what he would normally be reporting on.

Cameron Hill is the only person to lift at trophy at this years Australian Grand Prix, winning the only race that took place on Thursday in Carrera Cup, we find out how it felt to be in the history books and how his team will manage during the postponement of racing across Australia.

Keith Chesterton is one of the longest serving members of the Supercar paddock, He talks about the first Dick Johnson car he ever painted and how he still 30 years later, doesn’t consider himself a painter.

Alex Davison talks to Tony Whitlock and Craig Revell about securing the Team Sydney drive and what he believes will be achievable once the season gets back underway. Alex also gives his perspective on the plans for the Supercars eSeries and how his simulator is taking shape.

Dave Lander explains to Craig Revell and Dennis Newlyn how COVID-19 is going to effect Speedway in Australia and how promotors will have to work to rebuild the fanbase. Lynton Jeffrey talks to Shawn Wood about his plans for 2020 in the USA, his thoughts on Valvoline Raceways future and how his business Vortex Racing Products has develop new and invative sprintcar wings over the past 15 years.

Macualey Jones this week discusses groved tyres in Formula One.

Sean Seamer, Supercars CEO talks to Tony Whitlock and Craig Revell about Supercars decision to postpone the next three races in the championship and why this is the best way forward for the sport. He also talks about the series New Zealand visit, and how they are looking to launch the eSeries with all the Supercars grid.

Sebastian Ruiz talks about his karting career, while Matthew Nipperess discusses the start of the NSW KZ2 Super Series at Circuit Mark Webber this Sunday.

Betty Klimenko, Brad Jones, Ben Croker, and Matt Stone all discuss their thoughts on packing up earlier at the Australian Grand Prix

Tony Whitlock speaks to Formula 2 driver Jack Aitken on coming to Australia to race S5000 at the Australian Grand Prix, Barry Rogers expresses his disappointment in not being able to see racing in TCR and S5000 last weekend in Melbourne. Matt Braid CEO of ARG talks about the Australian Racing Groups plan to reset the start of the season at Syndey Motorsport Park in two weeks time and finally Rob Benson discusses returning to Australia after working with Hyundai in Germany.

Tim Edwards talks to Tony Whitlock about the exceptional circumstances that saw the end of the Australian Grand Prix on Friday morning.He talked about Supercars perspective on events moving forward and how they can reschedule a season if required.