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Ryan Walkinshaw With his team leading the drivers championship following a change of brands in the off season, Ryan talks about the initial success and what it means for the wider Walkinshaw businesses. From the race track to your device with Tony Whitlock and Craig Revell on Inside Supercars Supported by:

Dick Johnson Racing made had its first public appearance since the Newcastle disaster that started their season on AFL 360 last night.

Supercar Drivers, owners and former owners all took some time last weekend to be part of the Adelaide Motorsport Festival, and Paul Marrinelli was there to soak up the atmosphere.

Matt Cook is the team manager at Newlon Racing, and he talks about how the team has built on 2022 and now has reset their goals for 2023.

Supercars Torday looks at the stories which made headlines across the media this week.

Chaz Mostert has officially won the first Supercars Race of the Gen 3 Era. Following the failed appeal from Red Bull Ampol Racing overnight.

As the Supercars world waits for the results of the Red Bull Newcastle appeal, we look at Tim Slade???s recovery and preparations for the Australian Grand Prix Weekend.

James Golding Has had a strong start the year with Nulon Racing at Newcastle, he talks about it and the way the team is preparing for the AGP. James also talks about why he likes the Gen3 Supercar, his relationship with engineer Geoff Slater and team mate Tim Slade. From the race track to your device with Tony Whitlock and Craig Revell on Inside Supercars Supported by:

You know an issue has cut over from a motorsport issue to a sports bonanza, when the Master of Midfield Mayhem and the Voice of Hope provide their unique perspective on the situation.

David Reynolds spilt the beans on his Penrite Racing team mate tossing his cookies, we find out why on this edition of the show.

Of all the controversy at Newcastle, the launch of the new catchphrase of the supercars was noticeably missing.

Fraser Hill and Payne Declan Fraser (Tickford Racing), Cam Hill (MSR) and Matt Payne (Penrite Racing) all kicked off their main game career last weekend in Newcastle, this week, we start to follow their journey, as we find out what they learnt and what they will take from each Supercars event. From the race track to your device with Tony Whitlock and Craig Revell on Inside Supercars Supported by:

We look at the coverage across the papers and websites following an eventfull opening round of the Supercars series at Newcastle.

Engineering success in Newcastle Andrew Edwards (Red Bull Ampol Racing), Alistair McVean (Penrite Racing), Adam De Borre (WAU) and Dr Geoff Slater (Nulon Racing) discuss their weekend engineering the new Gen 3 cars. From the race track to your device with Tony Whitlock and Craig Revell on Inside Supercars Supported by:

For the second consecutive year, Zak Best has taken victory in the opening Dunlop Super2 Series event of the year, winning the second race of the weekend on the streets of Newcastle.

Shane Van Gisbergen talks about his win, and the cost of speaking your mind on this episode of Supercars Today.

as the sun shone on Red Bull Ampol Racing as the Supercars returned to Newcastle for the first race of the season. But after, the race it became icy for the Camaro homologation team.

Icy Saturday at Newcastle Jamie Whincup (Red Bull Ampol Racing), Matt Roberts (Tickford Racing), Tom Moore and George Commins (Coca-Cola Erebus Racing) provide their views throughout an action packed Saturday at the Newcastle Street circuit, before a protest on the application of dry ice to the Red Bull Ampol Racing team cars turned the results frosty. From the race track to your device with Tony...

Brodie Kostecki was fastest in practice 3 at the first day of the Supercars Championship he talked about how the whole team was celebrating the success. We also learn about Fiery feet, turning circles, and tight pitlanes

Gen 3 in Newcastle Jeromy Moore (Red Bull Ampol Racing), Ben Croke (Shell V-Power Racing), Richard Hollway (Team 18) and Brad Jones (Brad Jones Racing) all discuss how the first day of the Gen 3 car has performed and what they are hoping for the first race on Saturday. From the race track to your device with Tony Whitlock and Craig Revell on Inside Supercars Supported by:

The boss of Ford Motorsport, Mark Rushbrook, says he is looking forward to the Supercars season kicking off today, and together he believes everyone should be excited about what the seasons holds.

Thomas Randle, James Golding, and Brodie Kostecki spent part of their afternoon taking in the sights of Newcastle. and setting the scene for this weekends event.

Shell V-Power Dick Johnson Racing drivers Anton De Pasquale and Will Davison, have labelled the season-opening Thrifty Newcastle 500 as a "daunting" initiation for the Gen3 era of the Repco Supercars Championship.

Mitch Croke wrapping the New Era Mitch Croke discusses what it is like to signwrite the new Gen 3 Camaro, and how Team 18 is preparing for this weekend in Newcastle. From the race track to your device with Tony Whitlock and Craig Revell on Inside Supercars Supported by:

Supercars Today hears from Team 18's Scott Pye who last week completed testing mileage in his No. 20 Hino Chevrolet Camaro ahead of two 250-kilometre races this weekend on the scenic streets of Newcastle.