Inside Motor Sport

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.

Brett Middleton president of the North Shore Sporting Car Club explains how the club is working with members and officials to keep them engaged with the club during the COVID 19 shutdown period.

Brett Middleton president of the North Shore Sporting Car Club talks about how his club is managing through the Covid-19 crisis.

Michael Smith discusses what it was like in Motorsport Australia during the 2020 Australian Formula 1 Grand Prix and its eventual cancellation.

Michael Smith discusses how Motorsport Australia is responding to the ongoing COVID-19 crisis and hear from Sydney Supercars winners Jack Le Brocq and Scott McLaughlin.

In 2009, we spoke with Ron Tauranac about his amazing life in Motorsport, from building and racing his first car, to working with Sir Jack Brabham, moving to England and life in Formula 1. Then moving to building the Ralt empire which won almost every open wheel championship a car was entered. He talks about the people and deals that were instrumental in his life. Our condolences go out to family...

Ron Tauranac reflects on F1 and the people that he has met along the way, including Ron Dennis and what happened when he sold the Brabham F1 to Bernie Ecclestone. He also talks about building over 1600 racecars in his lifetime. He also discusses the difference between the analog and computer age of motor racing.

Ron Tauranac talks about starting Ralt and the worldwide success that the company was able to achieve.

Ron Tauranac talks about how he became involved with Sir Jack Brabham.

Ron Tauranac talks about his early life and how he became involved in Motorsport.

Zane Goddard talks about preparing for his 2nd Supercars main game event of 2020 at Sydney Motorsport Park, he also discusses the Superlight program which he and Jake Kostecki share the Matt Stone Racing Unit Commodore, racing under lights and much more.

Formula 1 kicked off there season in Austria, Indycars raced at the Speedway on the Road Coarse and Victorian Supercars teams raced to NSW. This week Inside Motor Sport hears from Valtteri Bottas, Charles Leclerc, Lando Norris and Scott Dixon.

Scott McLaughlin, Jamie Whincup, Nick Percat and Lee Holdsworth all talk about their weekend at Sydney Motorsport Park.

Dan Herrero (Speedcafe.com) discusses Supercars return to the track this weekend at Sydney Motorsport Park.

Lachlan Mansell discusses the return to the track for competitors following the CoVid - 19 shutdown at Sydney Motorsport Park last weekend when the MRA restarted proceedings.

Connor O'Brien from Supercars Media talks about his career and how he was able to provide engaging content for the Supercars website through the CoVid - 19 shutdown.

The Queensland 500 was announced in 1998 Inside Motor Sport spoke with both Dennis Brown (Queensland Raceway) and Jon Davison (Sandown Raceway) getting both sides of the decision to move the 500. Phil Branigan had just taken over the editor role of Motorsport News and he talked about the Sandown 500 future.

Cameron Kelleher continues his thoughts on E Sports and particularly the World Rally Cross and how drivers now through the COVID 19 Crisis have been able to engage their fans and build new relationships.

We look at World Rally Cross as Cameron Kelleher and his team work through the management of Coronavirus and what the new world might look like. He also talks about how online racing has captured the attention of house bound sports fans and the strategy on who they select to participate in their events.

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.

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...