The silly season is here, and the 2020 version is an absolute beauty! Tony D and Grant look at what's locked in for the 2021 Supercars season, what is probable and what still needs to be sorted.

We also catch up on the latest news, including the axing of the Adelaide 500 and the confirmation of the 2021 TCR Australia calendar.

Silly Season discussion - 33 minutes

From standing on top of Mount Panorama, direct to a 14 day quarantine in New Zealand, we speak to Bathurst 1000 champ Shane van Gisbergen about his amazing mountain victory and what he has been doing to entertain himself in his hotel room ... Plus we take a deep dive into the huge DJR and Team Penske news that unfolded over the weekend.

Shane van Gisbergen - 28 minutes

The Bathurst 1000 has been decided for 2020, and in Holden's last-ever race at The Mountain in an official capacity, their factory team took a great win. Shane van Gisbergen claimed his first victory, while co-driver Garth Tander took his fourth success in The Great Race. Tony D, who finished fourth with Fabian Coulthard, and Grant Rowley discuss all of the highs and lows of this year's race, and also speak with Robert van Gisbergen - the father of Shane who describes what the win means for his family.

Robert van Gisbergen - 35 minutes

It's the ultimate preview to the 2020 Bathurst 1000. Every car, every driver, every co-driver detailed by your Parked Up regulars Grant Rowley and Tony D'Alberto, plus experienced motorsport journalists Andrew van Leeuwen (motorsport.com) and Stefan Bartholomaeus (Supercars.com).

Bev Brock joins the Parked Up team to talk all things Mount Panorama, the late-great King Peter Brock and more as preparations build towards The Great Race. We also speak to Australian Rally Champion Molly Taylor about her new role in a Seven Network reality TV show, while Park Up's host Grant Rowley is set his physical challenge to transform his lumpy lockdown body into something a little leaner!

Molly Taylor: 17 minutes

Bev Brock: 26 minutes

Touring Car legend Dick Johnson jumps on the line to help celebrate his team's 10th Supercars title success after Scott McLaughlin claimed the 2020 championship in Adelaide. We also speak to Superlicence struggler Nathan Herne, who is continuing his bid to score a spot on the Bathurst 1000 grid. All that and more in Episode 28 of Parked Up, powered by RaceFuels.

Nathan Herne: 18 minutes

Dick Johnson: 30 minutes

Boys are out. Ladies are in! Elysia Kelly (Rick Kelly's wife), Tahan Lew Fatt (David Reynolds' fiancée) and Becky Lamb (Fabian Coulthard's fiancée) join Tony and Grant for a chat about COVID-19, caravanning, pregnancy and a whole pile more. Also, the boys discuss the latest news, a round wrap from The Bend and we speak to some of Parked Up's fans about their favourite pieces of memorabilia.

Elysia Kelly - 23 min

Tahan Lew Fatt - 37 min

Becky Lamb - 51 min

Roland Dane joins the Parked Up podcast to talk the future of Supercars, his race team and his own future behind the wheel. We also catch up on the latest news, views, a touch of scandal and discuss the first race tracks that we ever visited - including some chats with our fans!

Roland Dane - 33 min

Lee Holdsworth and Scott Pye join the boys for episode 25 of Parked Up, powered by RaceFuels. After four straight weeks of racing, Tony and Grant grabbed Lee and Scott to talk about life on the road, their upswing and results and their thoughts on a fraught fight to the end of a landmark Supercars season. We also catch up with TCR Australia driver Dylan O'Keeffe on the eve of his WTCR debut in Zolder where he will drive a Renault Megane in the FIA world touring car series opener.

Dylan O'Keeffe: 23 minutes

Scott Pye: 28 minutes

Lee Holdsworth: 49 minutes

Pit lane legend Mark Larkham joins us for Episode 24 of Parked Up, powered by RaceFuels. Your hosts Tony D'Alberto and Grant Rowley also delve into the latest news, thanks to MotorsportWebsites.com.au, plus speak to a number of leading industry stars about their first road cars and reveal some funny stories.

Mark Larkham - 36 minutes