There was clashes, controversy and comebacks during a fascinating Saturday of Supercars action in Perth – and our daily podcast has it all covered.

Matt Payne looked to be unstoppable early in the day with a pair of poles and a dominant win in the opening race.

The Grove Racing star then looked to have Race 2 under control as well, only for a fast-finishing Broc Feeney to use traffic to his advantage to snatch victory.

That ended Triple Eight's winless streak... but given T8's struggles earlier in the day, is the powerhouse really back?

Andrew van Leeuwen and Stefan Bartholomaeus discuss all that and a whole lot more – including the controversial Brodie Kostecki/Kai Allen clash – in the Saturday edition of the daily podcast.

Relive a surprisingly action-packed day of Supercars practice in Perth with the Friday edition of our daily podcast.

Supercars hit the Wanneroo circuit for two practice sessions today, one dominated by a PremiAir pair sporting extra tyres, and the second by series leader Matt Payne.

Payne's effort came ahead of a number of fast Fords, while it was a slow start for the Toyotas – particularly the Walkinshaw cars.

Andrew van Leeuwen and Stefan Bartholomaeus unpack all of the practice action, as well as delving into the speculation that a mid-season driver switch is, or at least, was on the cards.

Full Credit to the News talks GRM's sensational wildcard, the great fuel drop debate, BJR's enduro line-up and more in its latest episode.

The feel good story of the Supercars year dropped this week with Garry Rogers Motorsport announcing a Bathurst 1000 wildcard for Nathan Herne and James Moffat.

How did it come together? Why did the team buy a car instead of lease one? And just how much pressure will be on Herne's shoulders as he finally gets his Supercars shot?

Meanwhile there's a fuel drop debate in the paddock with opinion split on whether intake should be mandated to avoid economy racing.

And BJR continues to keep its enduro driver cards, while Tony Quinn is pushing for shorter Supercars weekends.

Andrew van Leeuwen and Stefan Bartholomaeus have their say on it all in the latest Full Credit to the News.

Full Credit to the Noise is here to review an F1 Hungarian GP that revived one our favourite topics – McLaren conspiracies. 

It was like 2025 all over again in Budapest as McLaren found itself grappling with Papaya Rules as its two drivers scrapped over victory.

Even before his gearbox failure Piastri seemed to fall on the wrong side of the strategic call, giving the Lando Norris conspiracy theorists some fresh ammo.

But was Oscar really dudded by his team? Or was it simply the tangle with Sainz and an overall pace deficit that left Norris leading the way?

Former Legend and AVL debate that and a whole range of topics that came out of Budapest.

They also talks about GT racing in Darwin, preview this weekend's Supercars Perth Super440, play Credit or Shred It and a whole lot more in the latest Full Credit to the Noise.

Full Credit to the News is here with insight into David Reynolds' future, Ryan Walkinshaw's racing debut and your motorsport pet peeves.

Reynolds is a central figure to the silly season for a second year running, but while a contract extension is an obvious outcome, why hasn't it been confirmed yet?

Meanwhile, Supercars team owner Ryan Walkinshaw is about to make a belated debut as a racing car driver.

Andrew van Leeuwen and Stefan Bartholomaeus discuss all that as well as some interesting Super2 ins for Perth, your motorsport pet peeves and questions from the Discord in the latest Full Credit to the News.

The latest Full Credit to the Noise is here with some fiery debate over the Belgian GP and an all-new Ask Us Anything.

The Belgian GP was, well, interesting with the new F1 regulations not exactly a great fit for the famous Spa-Francorchamps circuit.

There were some interesting talking points though, such as George Russell's struggles and his clash with Lewis Hamilton on the opening lap.

A clear penalty for Lewis? Or harsh officiating? Former Legend and AVL spend way too much time arguing about it.

They also delve into some fascinating topics in an Ask Us Anything from the valued Discord members.

Then there's Credit or Shred It and so much more.

Full Credit to the News takes a deep dive into the TRC negotiations that will shape the future of Supercars.

Critical talks are underway between the series and its teams about how the expansion of the Supercars will be funded.

If successful we could have 15 rounds by as soon as 2028. If not we could be stuck at 12 events for the foreseeable future.

Andrew van Leeuwen and Stefan Bartholomaeus unpack one of the most important topics facing Supercars as a sport.

They also discuss Declan Fraser's future at PremiAir Racing, the fuel issue in Supercars and look ahead to this weekend's F1 Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Francorchamps.

Full Credit to the Noise is here to review a Townsville 500 that saw three Ford drivers stand above the rest.

It was all about Cam Waters, Brodie Kostecki and Matt Payne in North Queensland as the Ford trio scored eight of the nine podium spots on offer – and a win each.

It was a tantalising preview to Finals at the halfway point of the season – but where was Triple Eight? 

Former Legend and AVL put the Townsville weekend under the microscope, play Credit or Shred It and much more in the latest episode of Full Credit to the Noise.

Listen now! 

Our daily podcast is here to wrap up all of Sunday's Supercars action at the Townsville 500.

Brodie Kostecki made good on speed he'd shown all weekend to dominate the third and final race for Dick Johnson Racing.

He left series leader Matt Payne in his dust, while Cam Waters overcame a fuel miscalculation to finish third.

Andrew van Leeuwen and Stefan Bartholomaeus unpack the race and all of the news from on the ground in Far North Queensland.

Go behind the scenes of a fascinating day of Supercars action in Townsville with our Saturday daily podcast.

The Matt Payne Train kept on rolling in Far North Queensland with the Grove Racing star executing a perfect race to score maximum points.

His cause was somewhat helped by a slow stop for Brodie Kostecki, who ended up third behind a hard-charging Anton De Pasquale.

Elsewhere there was team orders drama at Tickford, a furious Ryan Wood and another lacklustre showing from Triple Eight.

Oh, and Barry Ryan is a rodeo clown now.

All that and more in our Saturday daily podcast.