Inside Motor Sport

The countdown to the 2026 Bathurst 1000 is on, with Mount Panorama set to host a blockbuster featuring 26 cars, fierce Enduro Cup stakes, and a field split across Ford, Chevrolet and Toyota as the Supra makes its Bathurst debut. Fans have already tipped Chaz Mostert and Fabian Coulthard as early favourites, while Brodie Kostecki/Todd Hazelwood and Cam Waters/Mark Winterbottom loom as major threats but will Penrite Racing continue their impressive form and take a 2nd Bathurst 1000 in a Row. Tony Whitlock provides his insight into another Great Race.

George Russell delivered a commanding pole to flag victory in a chaotic Azerbaijan Grand Prix, holding off Max Verstappen by just 0.196s after two Safety Car periods compressed the field and set up a tense final-lap showdown.

The Bend 500 delivered a wild mix of torrential rain, strategy chaos and late race composure as Chaz Mostert and Fabian Coulthard powered Walkinshaw TWG to a landmark victory, giving Toyota its first endurance win in Supercars. Coulthard kept the Mobil 1 Optus entry upright through the monsoon like opening stints before Mostert took control on slicks, pulling clear to an 18 second triumph. Kai Allen and Tim Slade impressed with a bold run to second, while Ryan Wood and Jaxon Evans completed a fairytale 1-3 for Toyota. Will Brown and Scott Pye charged to fourth despite penalties, and Matt Payne's sixth place was enough to hand him the championship lead heading to Bathurst.

Adrian Musolino discusses the Supercars return to South Australia for the first round of the Endurance Cup. He looks at the driver combinations and experince that will be together this weekend at Shell V-Power Motorsport Park.

Round 9 - Queensland Raceway Review

Craig Revell is joined by Race Engineering Services' James McCabe on Inside Supercars for a look at how teams engineered their success at the Ipswich Super440, breaking down the contrasting approaches that delivered wins. Craig and James unpack how data, adaptability and calm decision making shaped the results and why engineering execution mattered just as much as outright speed at Queensland Raceway.

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Dylan O'Keeffe discusses his troubled Saturday in Round 3 of the Carrera Cup Australia championship at Queensland Raceway, and his plans for the future of his racing career.

The Ipswich Super440 leaves the championship picture wide-open after a weekend where Broc Feeney, Brodie Kostecki and Will Brown each made a compelling case for control but none walked away with undisputed momentum.

Inside Motor Sport dives into a massive weekend of action, with Dean Amos extending his Leyburn Sprints dominance and Lewis Bates breaking through for a hard-fought Rally Tasmania victory.

Aaron Love returned to Supercars Super2 and took the weekend victory, he talks about his desire to find a way back to the Supercars grid through the feeder series.

Inside Motor Sport Show takes a closer look at the Perth Super 440, where Matt Payne's miracle Sunday drive and Broc Feeney's Saturday resurgence lit up Wanneroo Raceway in front of more than 40,000 fans.