This week on Inside Motor Sport we look at both ends of the Supercar grid, Roland Dane on the success at Winton for Red Bull Holden Racing Team as well as Archer Capitals decision to sell their part of the Supercars business and Taz Douglas from Lucas Dumbrell Motor Sport on the the difficulties of being a part time driver in a professional sport.

Harry Bates and John McCarthy have won the National Capital Rally in Canberra, completing a clean sweep of heats one and two to take out round three of the CAMS Australian Rally Championship (ARC) Peter Norton discusses the return of the Asia Pacific Championship to the Nations Capital and speaks to Harry Bates about his success.

The Supercars returned to the track ahead of their winter break, with Scott McLaughlin and Shane Van Gisbergen taking wins, and for the first time wildcards were seen at sprint rounds, Inside Motor Sport spoke to James Golding, Macauley Jones and Shea Davies about their experience in the main game.

Rally Cross has relaunched in Australia and this week Richard Craill explains how the series is pitching itself as a short sharp motorsport fix.

M-Sports Malcolm Wilson shares his thoughts on the future of world motorsport on this weeks show.

Inside Motor Sport finds out more about the man behind the Bentley GT3 and M Sport WRC teams, Malcolm Wilson.

In a weekend of winners and loosers, Inside Motor Sport hears from the drivers on their success, including Fabian Coulthard, Chaz Mostert, Jamie Whincup, Mark Winterbottom, Garth Tander and David Reynolds.

The 2nd Bathurst 6 Hour was again proof that in Motor Racing it is not over until the chequered flag is waved. Richard Craill discusses another remarkable weekend at Mount Panorama.

This week, Phil Keed engineer for DJR Team Penske driver Fabian Coulthard talks about their victory in Tassie round of the Supercars Championship, what the Penske way is and how the relationship with Ludo Lacroix is progressing and what his thoughts were of the Saturday pile up.

Inside Motor Sport looks at both ends of the Motorsport spectrum with 15 year old Max Vidau who has won hi second consecutive Formula Ford round at Wakefield Park last weekend along with finding out more from the 20 new inductees to the Australian Motor Sport Hall of Fame.