Midweek Motorsport

An Australia special, live from Bathurst, plus Declan Brennan’s thoughts on NASCAR’s Chase changes. &nbsp.

Graham Goodwin has the latest sportscar news, Jonny Palmer has a chance to redeem himself, Marshall Pruett reports on what was good and bad about the Daytona 500, and it’s not just a press release that’s pointless, as Tim introduces a new game show. &nbsp.

Tim and Nick are back, which means the usual features are too. Nick Daman talks about Caterham and Bernie Ecclestone, plus the latest DTM driver announcements, a look back at WRC Monte Carlo, and two pointless press releases of the week. &nbsp.

Series nine continues with an Allan McNish retrospective, plus the latest sportscar news from around the world with Marshall Pruett and Graham Goodwin. &nbsp.

A new series begins live from Dubai, with Bruce Jones and Jim Roller joining John and Nick. &nbsp.

Two teams battle for the honour of winning the 2013 Christmas Quiz. &nbsp.

The final ‘normal’ show before Christmas features a cameo by Declan Brennan, Andy Meyrick in Abu Dhabi and more talk about numbers than a whole week of Sesame Street. &nbsp.

It’s the 2013 Eye Respect Man of the Year Show. Who has won your votes? Plus the week’s motorsport news, and a game of Dale of the Century. &nbsp.

Marshall Pruett and Sam Collins on why Daytona Prototypes are more like Cessnas than bumble bees, Eve Hewitt has a Mallory Park update, Martin Haven talks at length about a support race to the Macau GP, and Nick, John and Graham make their nominations for the 2013 Man of the Year. &nbsp.

Nick Daman discusses F1’s musical chairs, Graham Goodwin says ‘hello, Allan McNish’ and there’s a look back at the MotoGP season finale. Plus more exclusive news about the 2013 RadioLeMans Christmas Quiz. &nbsp.

Sam Collins tells us Red Bull’s F1 secrets, Marshall Pruett has the latest TUSC news, and Nick Daman looks at who goes where in F1. Plus more exclusive news about the 2014 RadlioLeMans Christmas Quiz. &nbsp.

John Hindhaugh meets the Team USA Scholarship drivers, Marshall Pruett discusses new TUSC regulations, and Nick Daman congratulates Adrian Newey. &nbsp.

Isn’t it strange how seemingly disparate stories are linked? Tonight, Daniil Kvyat, customer cars and democracy not being practical. &nbsp.

Tim Gray and Nick Daman discuss the week’s motorsport news and aim to work out who’ll be driving what F1 car in 2014, while Marshall Pruett looks ahead to this weekend’s Indycar finale. &nbsp.

The latest news on the Mallory Park saga, Marshall Pruett reports on Indycar from Houston, and this week’s guest is Johnny Mowlem. &nbsp.

In the full length version of episode 36, Eve Hewitt has the latest news on Mallory Park, and ELMS champion Matt Griffin drops in for a chat. &nbsp.

Richard Craill previews the Bathurst 1000km, Marshall Pruett rounds up the news from the US, and Andy Halberry talks about his new Dario Franchitti-themed book. &nbsp.

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John and Tim are joined by Shea Adam and (eventually) Marshall Pruett in Austin, for discussion of the latest news from the motorsport world. &nbsp.

John, Nick and Tim are joined by Marshall Pruett and Jim Roller to discuss NASCAR’s cheating scandall, plus the latest F1 driver movements and calendar news, sportscars, super bikes and a pregnant llama. &nbsp.

Marshall Pruett reflects on Indycar and the ALMS at Baltimore, Nick Daman explains how he is better on a bike around Silverstone than Marc Marquez, while Tim Gray’s been to the cinema. &nbsp.

Joe Bradley talks about his two favourite subjects: Formula Ford and 1976, Graham Goodwin previews the WEC in Brazil, and Nick Daman updates us on F1 and MotoGP. &nbsp.

John Hindhaugh gets on his soapbox, while Andy Meyrick is this week’s guest. &nbsp.

John Hindhaugh and Nick Daman return with more motorsport news and debate, including MotoGP’s four bike per team rule, and how a beaver won a kart race in Indiana. &nbsp.

All the latest motorsport news, including a possible 2014 Formula 1 calendar, tyres and tax, MotoGP, Asian Le Mans Series and a DTM race with no winner. Then North America correspondent Declan Brennan analyses Nascar’s new TV deal, and its effects on other motorsport TV coverage in the USA.