Lachlan Mansell discusses the up coming Truck championship round at Wakefield Park, Nico Rosberg's victory in Russia and Matt Campbell's success at the Rennsport meeting as Sydney Motor Sport Park last weekend.
This week Inside Motor Sport talks to young up coming V8 driver James Golding, who last weekend took out his first Dunlop Series win and now sits in 2nd place after two rounds.
Allan Moffat discusses his life in motorsport from how he came to start racing through to his regrets and what he thinks of the presures on modern drivers like Jamie Whincup.
Shane Van Gizbergen talks about his first Championship win for Red Bull and Holden's 500th win. Will Davison who on Sunday took his first win for Tekno Autosport explains how he turned around the disappointment of qualifying to take a surprise victory.
Garry Connolly,reflects on organising Australia's Motor Sport Hall of Fame. Garry Rush, Ross Dunkerton, and James Courtney all talk about being inducted into the Australian Motor Sport Hall of Fame.
This week, Matt Brabham talks about his preparations for the 100th running of the Indianapolis 500 and Eugene Arocca talks about the upcoming Australian Motor Sport Hall of Fame.
Nick Percat discusses his 2016 Clipsal 500 Victory. Michael Caruso discusses being the championship leader out of the first race and Garth Tander on beating Red Bull. Sheldon Creed discusses his Stadum Super Truck win.
This week, Steven Richards discusses how he is reintroducing BMW to Australian Motor Sport, with a brand new GT program. Also Richard Emery CEO of Nissan Australia discuss how they will be engaging fans in 2016 through the V8 Supercars.
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Australia's longest running motorsport podcast - Since 1994, Inside Motor Sport has provided racing fans worldwide with news and interviews from across Australia and Around the World. Each week join…
Craig Revell, Tony Whitlock, Dave Langfield, Peter Norton and Paul Macpherson for the latest in the news, views and interviews. Inside Motor Sport originates from the Thunder Media studio in Canberra, ACT. The shows airs weekly on the Community Radio Satelite and can be recorded and replayed throught the Digital Delivery Network (DDN), stations are welcome to carry the show.