Inside Supercars

Stefan Batholomaeus (Speedcafe) and Peter Norton (Inside Motor Sport) preview the SMP 400, Lee Holdsworth's future and will the Nissan's be a threat in Sydney this weekend?

Holden confirms that it will continue to support of HRT which sees the team remain as Holden???s official factory racing team and is welcome news ahead of HRT's 25th season in 2015..

Andre Heimgartner talks about his call up to the new Kiwi team Super Black Racing and how he is looking forward to the Bathurst 1000 and the Dunlop Series Bathurst Mini Enduro.

Betty Kleminko discusses the potential clash of the Bathurst 12 Hour and V8 Supercars Test Day and how it will affect her two motor sport operations.

Paul Gover (News Ltd) and Eric Thompson (Driven NZ) discuss the improvement in the Dunlop Series and should V8 Supercar Drivers be allowed and encouraged to participate in more events than just the main game.

V8 Supercars Cole Hitchcock talks about the work being done to prepare the 2015 Calendar and will the series include points paying races at Australian Grand Prix?

Jamie Whincup thanked V8 Supercars last weekend for setting up additional safety barriers last weekend at Queensland Raceway, today we ask Cole Hitchcock from V8SC how often they have to modify a circuit.

Last weekend there was three races which each had lunges with various results. Today we hear from Jamie Whincup, Scott McLaughlin, Michael Caruso, Chaz Mostert and James Moffat on their lunges and the result of them.

Chad Neylon (V8SC Media) and Kylie King (V8SC Media) discuss the return of the five time champion to the top of the V8 Supercar championship lead, Courtney's Sunday victory and the value of a drivers association.

Our feature interview is Holden's Simon Macnamara discusses the manufacturers plans for their continued involvement for V8 Supercars, and what is his preferred name for the series if they change if from V8 Supercars.

James Courtney wins on Sunday. Jamie Whincup wins 2 on Saturday and takes the Championship lead.