Inside Supercars Podcast

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.

This week, Tony Whitlock and Craig Revell look forward to the Newcastle decider, discuss the Super2 new prize pool. Young Drivers who are working their way to the main game. Matt Stone gives his thoughts on Jamie Whincup's appointment to the Supercars Commission. Tim Edwards (Tickford Racing) and Barry Ryan (Erebus Motorsport) provide their opinion on Supercars plans to re-homologate the Mustang and Commodore at the end of the season. Andre Heimgartner talks about Kelly Racing's move to the Mustang and his continued involvement with the team. Anton De Pasquale discusses last weekend's S5000 outing.

This week, Tony Whitlock and Craig Revell review the Sandown 500, discuss the DJR Team Penske Bathurst engine dramas. We hear from Craig Lowndes, Jamie Whincup on more Sandown success. Chaz Mostert talks about his podum and comeback. Lee Holdsworth and Thomas Randle discuss their 3rd place. Jake and Brodie Kosteki talk about their up and down Sandown weekend

This week, Tim Hodges (Fox Sport/ABC Radio/ Balls and Bumpers) Peter Norton (Inside Motor Sport / Supercars Magazine) and Daniel Herrero (Speedcafe.com) join Tony Whitlock and Craig Revell to discuss what will it mean to not have the Sandown 500 anymore (again). Is Retro Round a good or bad promotion? How can Supercars fix the Safety Car issues? How many drivers do you think will not make it to next year? Can Scott claim the title this weekend? Mark Dutton (Red Bull Holden Racing Team) talks about how Triple Eight has been able to successfully respond to the challengers over the years. Macauley Jones discusses how a second year in the Supercars Main Game will allow him to build on what has been a rough and tumble first year in the championship.

This week, Tony Whitlock speaks to Todd Kelly on team ownership in 2019, 2020 and beyond. Jamie Whincup discusses becoming a Supercars Commissioner. Brad Jones talks about his success in the Pirtek Pitstop competition and Dr Geoff Slater discusses his first year in the United States. They also discuss the Crashes and winners at the Gold Coast 600.

Inside Supercars Charlie Schwerkolt and Mark Winterbottom wrap up their Bathurst Weekend, Brodie Kosteki talks about the issues that plagued their raceday, Bryce Fullwood and Thomas Randle discuss their Bathurst Super2 Enduro

This week, Inside Supercars looks at how the Motorsport Media landscape has changed over the last 10 years. With the start of Speedcafe.com motorsport journalism was transformed. Brett Murray and Grant Rowley talk about how they set the wheels in motion. Gordon Lomas, Stefan Bartholomaeus and Tom Howard discuss how they worked through the new 24/7 news cycle. Andrew Van Leeuwen (Motorsport.com) and Mark Fogarty (Auto Action) provide their perspective on the new Media world and how they have managed the transition. Roland Dane, Barry Rogers and Brad Jones all reflect on their frustrations of how their sport is reported.

Tony Whitlock and Craig Revell look back at another Bathurst thriller. They speak to Scott McLaughlin, Alex Premat and Ludo Lacriox along with Alexander Rossi and crew members from Andretti Autosport Jason Weatherford and George Sladky who came Down Under to experience Supercars. Phil Munday talks about his season and the Sydney team. Finally Wayne McLaughlin talks about his son's achievements.

It was an incredible finish to this years Bathurst 1000, with DJR Team Penske and the Red Bull Holden Racing Team battling out an epic event. This week Inside Motor Sport hears from Dick Johnson and Roger Penske on the teams success in 2019.

Tony Whitlock and Craig Revell discuss Mark Fogarty's Auto Action exclusive of a Sydney Team to be established in Supercars. James Hinchcliffe and Alexander Rossi meet some Aussie locals and discuss their preparation for this weekends Bathurst 1000. Scott Pye and Warren Luff discuss their plans to go one better this weekend after finishing 2nd last year. Andrew Van Leeuwen (Motorsport.com) and Stefan Bartholomaeus (Supercars.com) preview the "all or nothing" Bathurst 1000 and provide their own box trifecta for what could be the most competitive race in years.

Tony Whitlock and Craig Revell discuss the Bathurst testing and Triple 8's Brock tribute livery. We continue the longest team member series this week with Tickford Racing's Matt Roberts. We alos speak to Thomas Randle who is preparing for his first Bathurst 1000.

Tony Whitlock and Craig Revell look at the continuing Safetycar gate drama and how the apologies stack up. Joe Sullivan is the longest serving member of Garry Rogers Motorsport, he reflects on his time in the sport and how he now drives the team across the country. We also look at how ethical the media is in Australian Motor Sport following AutoAction's Mark Fogarty publishing an open letter asking why the sport has so much disdain for those who cover it.

Tony Whitlock and Craig Revell discuss Safetycar Gate, Scott and Shane dominate the NZ Weekend. Shane Van Gisbergen talks about winning the JR Trophy for a second time, heading to China this weekend to race GT's and what he thinks about the S5000's. Inside Supercars continues it series of interviews with the longest serving members of the paddock, this week with Dunlop formally Bridgestone Tyre Guru Kevin Fitzsimons, from working on his brothers car to providing the rubber to Australia's greatest touring car drivers. David Reynolds talks about why he has done a 10 year contract with Erebus and why he wants the Pirtek Cup Hard Charger award.

Tony Whitlock and Craig Revell discuss the aero changes to the Holden, NAPA joins the Bathurst Wildcard, and Bathurst to start later than ever. Inside Supercars starts a series of interviews with the longest serving members of various teams kicking off this week with Nuri Peterson (Triple Eight Race Engineering) Financial Comptroller, HR Manager and EA to Roland Dane. Jason Briggs, once of the original members of the team, who was part of Briggs Motorsport before Triple Eight took over. And finish with the newest member of the team Dayne Warren their eSeries driver who will kick off the 2019 championship in two weeks time.

Tony Whitlock and Craig Revell discuss the format changes for 2020. Paul Glover is the media manager for Supercars and he talks about his background in Radio, Televisions and Sports Public Relations and how it has prepared him for working with Supercars Australia.