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Cameron Kelleher continues his thoughts on E Sports and particularly the World Rally Cross and how drivers now through the COVID 19 Crisis have been able to engage their fans and build new relationships.

We look at World Rally Cross as Cameron Kelleher and his team work through the management of Coronavirus and what the new world might look like. He also talks about how online racing has captured the attention of house bound sports fans and the strategy on who they select to participate in their events.

Today, Cameron Kelleher talks about working on the Sports Desk at the Daily Mail and Sunday Times, then his experience at some of the other papers on Fleet Street. He talked about the differences between working in F1 to working in GT racing. He also talks about working for the Volvo Ocean Race for 7 years, which again allowed him to share stories of a different type of daredevil adventurer.

This week Cameron Kelleher discusses how he gained a love of Motorsport, from growing up in Adelaide and going to the old Rowley Park Speedway, then having the chance to tell the stories of these daredevils. He shares some stories of working with Eddie Irvine and his experience of getting the stories in print and to the public before becoming the person who tries to control the stories as a media manager and communications manager. He also talks about working for the FIA as a Media Manager for the GT Series.

Cameron Kelleher talks to Inside Motor Sport about his life in Motorsport, starting with how he moved from Adelaide to Fleet Street then onto Stewart Grand Prix. He shares his experiences with Mark Webber and what it was like working with Sir Jackie Stewart. Now managing the Speedway GP and World Rally Cross Series for IMG Events he talks about what a work week looks like.

Matt Braid CEO of the Australian Racing Group (ARG) talks about how the organisation is responding to the CoVID-19 crisis.

David Brabham reflects on racing in from Karts to Formula One, and then his most successful period competing in the World Endurance Championship.

David Brabham talks with Adrain Musolino (Adelaide Grand Prix) and Craig Revell about the Adelaide Grand Prix, how his Formula Brabham win from the back made his career and ended a 3 month feud with his father, Sir Jack Brabham.

This week Roberto Moreno discusses how he started racing and how his friendships let to better and better opportunities.It is amazing the amount of Australians that have been part of the racing life of Roberto Moreno.

With the sad news that the best driver never to have won the Grand Prix Championship passing it is an opportunity to reflect on an interview Inside Motor Sport did with Sir Stirling Moss OBE at the Australian Formula 1 Grand Prix in Melbourne in 2001.