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Paul Gover is a former class winner at the Bathurst 12 Hour and he provides his thoughts on the once around the clock classics.

Tony Whitlock wraps up Round 2 of the Toyota Racing Series at Teretonga Park. He speaks to Dorothy Smith Memorial Trophy Race Winner Lian Lawson, Race 1 winner Caio Collet, his Race Engineer Cyril Comte and Mtec Motorsport owner Bruin Beasley. Tony also talks to Red Bull Junior Driver Yuki Tsunoda on his 3rd placing and also Australian Jaylyn Rowbotham who has completed his 2nd round of the New Zealand Toyotas 86 series.

Dennis Newlyn and Craig Revell talk to Mr Speedway Con Migro about his 32 years promoting Claremont Speedway and then moving the Perth home to the Motoplex. The team also discusses the Australia Vs Great Britain Test Match Friendly at Pinjar Park last weekend and Preview this weekends Grand Annual Classic at Premier Speedway.

Tony Whitlock wraps up Round 1 of the Toyota Racing Series at Highlands Park. He speaks to Feature Race Winner Lian Lawson, M2 co-owner Mark Pilcher, Caio Collet and Mtec Motorsport owner Bruin Beasley.

This week on Inside Motor Sport, Tony Whitlock speaks to Nicolas 'Nico' Caillol the co-manager of the Toyota Racing Series. As the series kicked off last weekend with a full grid of 20 cars, they discuss why the TRS is has attracted so many top European young drivers.

Dennis Newlyn and Craig Revell look back at the Australian Speedway Championships, World Series Sprintcars in Lismore, Speedway in Tasmania and the Chilli Bowl. This weeks feature interview is with Howard Revell, who talked about what it was like for the speedway scene when they had to move from the Showground to Liverpool then on to Parramatta.

We conclude this season of Fathers interview with the now two-time Champions dad, Wayne McLaughlin. We spoke with Wayne in the Morning of Bathurst and then later that evening in the garage after Scott had won.

This week we speak to a man who has an influence across the motorsport world. Kees Weel has built a remarkable business supplying radiators to almost every type of top level motor racing vehicle.

This week on Inside Motor Sport, Denis Newlyn talks about the impending closure of Valvoline Raceway and his new magazine Speedway Classics.

Each week join Dennis Newlyn and Craig Revell as they discuss whats going on in the world of Speedway, with interviews of current drivers and legends of the sport, you won't want to miss Inside Speedway.

Glen Holdsworth is no stranger to a race track, having race for many years, and more recently watching his two sons have success at various levels of the sport. Lee Holdsworth in 2019 made the switch to Tickford Racing (Supercars), and Brett Holdsworth a longtime campaigner in the V8 Commodore Cup has found his way from Nomex to Lycra.

This week, we conclude our discussion with Adrian Musolino, ont he Formula 1 Grand Prix year in Adelaide and we talk to young Australian driver Hugh Barter about his experience at the World Rotax Max Karting Finals in Sarno Italy last year.

Happy New Year, This week Tony Whitlock speaks to Chris Waters father of Cameron Waters who this season certainly demonstrated a new level of leadership at Tickford Racing. Craig Revell talks with Jeromy Moore (Red Bull Holden Racing) about his return to Australia, following a successful sojourn to Europe with Porsche.

This week, we continue our discussion with Adrian Musolino, who discusses how a major photographic collection has now gained a 2nd life through his work exploring the history of the Formula 1 Grand Prix in Adelaide.

Craig Revell caught up with Gil Slade to hear how he was able to fun Tim's racing career until he secured his main game seat. With Tim's future in the air, it is a fascinating story. Later, we hear from an engineer who had a very rare experience, a year off. Phil Keed return to the championship this year with Team 18 and we found out about that year and his view of the championship in 2019.

This week, Tony Whitlock and Craig Revell we continue our series with Fathers of the Supercars stars with Sam De Pasquale whose son Anton is fast becoming one of the hottest properties on the driver market. Then later, we hear from Romy Mayer, the German Engineer who has just experienced her first season as the Team Manager for Triple 8 Race Engineerings Super2 program. And Former Kelly Racing Technical Director Scott Sinclair and now independent Supercars Commissioner on his thoughts about leaving the Altima in the garage in 2020 and what next for the Kelly Racing Team with the Mustang.

This week, Tony Whitlock and Craig Revell discuss the changes at DJR Team Penske Enduro line up, Holden retiring the Commodore and Steven Richards decision to not race Supercars. Tony commences the 2019 Fathers Series speaking to a Father who at one stage had two sons racing against each other in the Supercars Championship, Richard Davison.

This week, Tony Whitlock and Craig Revell discuss the driver movements of the past week, Betty Klimenko (Erebus Motorsport) Roland Dane (Red Bull Holden Racing Team) and Brad Jones (BJR) all provide their state of the Supercars Nation, and what the engagement is like across the sport. Garry Rogers gives his final thoughts on the team in 2019, Simona De Silvestro, Todd Hazelwood and Garry Jaccobson reflect on their seasons. David Couchi discusses his year and the upcoming VCAT testing.

This week, Tony Whitlock and Craig Revell reflect on Newcastle and the end of a controversial year in Supercars. Scott McLaughlin talks about what this Championship means to him, Ryan Story reflects on what it means to the team, Bryce Fullwood celebrates his Dunlop Super2 success and Tyler Everingham the Mike Kable Young Gun talks about his rookie year in the series. Jordan Mulach (Touring Car Times) and Lachlan Mansel (Chequered Flag Media) discuss the year that was, What will be the legacy of the controversy and the end of Tim Slade, Richie Stanaway, James Golding and Simona De Silvestro in the Supercars Main Game.

Scott McLaughlin reflects on his 2nd Supercars Championship, his team mate Fabian Coulthard talks about the way the team has gained strength from the controversy that plagued the team since Bathurst. Shane Van Gisbergen and Jamie Whincup took out the two races on the weekend and they spoke about their success.