Sport Radio - Australia

With the F1 returning to Melbourne the question is who can beat Red Bull and what will Supercars sprint racing be like.

Dan Kroehn engineering Kai Allen Dan Kroehn engineer at Eggelston Motorsport talks about how impressed he has been with the development of Dunlop Super2 Champion Kai Allen. From the race track to your device with Tony Whitlock on Inside Supercars Supported by:

Oscar Targett discusses his plans moving from the Toyota 86 as an acadmey driver in Carerra Cup 2024 with Grove Racing. Isaac McNeill discusses his first weekend in Formula Open at Sandown.

Oscar Targett discusses his plans moving from the Toyota 86 as an acadmey driver in Carerra Cup 2024 with Grove Racing. Isaac McNeill discusses his first weekend in Formula Open at Sandown.

Murray Johnson discusses the preparations underway for the first ever Sprintcar Showdown at ACT Speedway this weekend.

The inaugural Canberra Festival of Speed saw a huge crowd attend the new look event. Martin Tanti talks about how the change of venue and having the cars running across the weekend at Canberra's Thoroughbred Park has reenergised the motorsport and motoring interst in the ACT. Cameron Hill also talks about his experience at the event and promoting motorsport in the ACT.

Wood, Love & Evans - Rookie Year In the first deep dive with the Rookies of 2024 Aaron Love, Jaxon Evans and Ryan Wood discuss what they learnt from the Bathurst 500 and how that prepares them for the next outing at the AGP. From the race track to your device with Tony Whitlock on Inside Supercars Supported by:

Over 200 of the world's rarest and most exciting vehicles will descend on Canberra this weekend for the inaugural Canberra Festival of Speed Saturday 2nd & Sunday 3rd of March. Martin Tanti talks about the event and the purpose built circuit that has just been completed at Canberra's Thoroughbred Park.

Andrew Edwards Engineering Victory Andrew Edwards goes into the details and preparation that saw his driver Will Brown leading the Championship at the end of the Bathurst 500 weekend. From the race track to your device with Tony Whitlock on Inside Supercars Supported by:

David's first Chevy ride and Cooper Murray making it super2 David Reynolds talks about the Winton Test Day with Team 18 and the 2024 Chevy. Cooper Murray explains his 2024 plans in preparing for the Supercheap Auto wildcard. From the race track to your device with Tony Whitlock on Inside Supercars Supported by:

Brad Jones preparing for 2024 Brad Jones talks about his plans for 2024 and the new year of youtube videos. From the race track to your device with Tony Whitlock on Inside Supercars Supported by:

Tony Whitlock wraps up the NZ Grand Prix weekend with Liam Sceats NZGP Winner, Roman Bilinski Championship Winner,Victor Cortes Championship winning race engineer, Tom Bewley Toyota 86, Nathan Herne Race 3 winner, Alice Buckley Australian Toyota 86 Driver, Lyall Williamson on 64 yrs of NZGP, and Stephen Giles team owner on his Regional Championship year.

Tony Whitlock speaks to Liam Sceats, Roman Bilinski, Callum Hedge, Elliott Cleary and Nathan Herne talking about Saturday at the New Zealand Grand Prix. We finish this show with the Press Conference from Race 1 of the Castrol Toyota Formula Regional Oceania Championship at Highlands Park

Tony Whitlock speaks to Nicolas Calliol, Tony Quinn, Bruin Beasley, USA Driver Jacob Abel, Gary Orton ahead of the New Zealand Grand Prix at the Castrol Toyota Formula Regional Oceania Championship at Highlands Park

Tim Macrow Formula Open is trying to restore Australian interest and participation in Wings and Slicks open wheel racing. His Formula Open Category kicked off a Sandown last weekend and already car owners are looking to get their equipment out of the garage and onto the race track

Matt Saunders and Nash Morris teamed up last weekend to kick off the TransAm Series at Sandown Park Raceway. Matt Saunders discussed his 2023 success with Matt Stone Racing, which he hopes will find him some more work in 2024. Nash Morris looked at a tough weekend, that he was still able to smile about.

Adrian Burgess Team 18 preparing for 2024 Adrian Burgess discusses his move to Team 18 and how the team is looking to build on driver and personnel changes. From the race track to your device with Tony Whitlock on Inside Supercars Supported by:

Rod Nash and Simon Brookhouse Tickford Racing preparing for 2024 Rod Nash and Simon Brookhouse sat down with the media at Winton to discuss the changes at Tickford Racing. From the race track to your device with Tony Whitlock on Inside Supercars Supported by:

David Cauchi Grove Racing preparing for 2024 David Cauchi looks at how the momentum from 2023 can propel Grove Racing to futher success in 2024 From the race track to your device with Tony Whitlock on Inside Supercars Supported by:

Barry Ryan Erebus preparing for 2024 Barry Ryan discusses how Erebus is preparing to defend his title, what the Championship means to Brodie's confidence and how Jack LeBrocq will fit in the team. Note this interview was recorded 4 days before the recent announcement that Brodie Kostecki was not available for the Bathurst 500. From the race track to your device with Tony Whitlock on Inside Superca...

Shane Rudzis talks the response from the teams around the world to the event an how his team is working to make this year bigger and better than ever.

Bruce Stewart WAU preparing for 2024 Bruce Stewart talks about how the Walkinshaw Andretti United is preparing for 2024, why they need to ensure Chad has every opportunity to take the title and what the New Zealand Rookie Ryan Wood focusing on in gym this off season. From the race track to your device with Tony Whitlock on Inside Supercars Supported by:

Shane Rudzis talks about the new sponsorship agreement with REPCO and the Bathust 12 Hours.

Dennis Newlyn discusses the latest edition of his popular Speedway Classics Magazine which has just been released

Supercars Vs the Media Aaron Noonan (V8 Sleuth), Andrew van Leeuwen (Speedcafe), Bruce Williams (Auto Action) and James Pavey (Supercars) continue their discuss of the state of the relationship between Supercars industry and the media. From the race track to your device with Tony Whitlock and Craig Revell on Inside Supercars Supported by: