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Round 10 - Rookie Report -The Bend

Craig Revell wraps up the The Bend 500 on Inside Supercars with Jobe Stewart, Zach Bates and Jackson Walls, who work through their weekend before and after the rain.

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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.

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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Round 9 - Aaron Seton Wildcard Success

Craig Revell catches up with the Queensland Raceways most successful wildcard Aaron Seton as he discusses preparing for the endruos with Matt Stone Racing, his weekend results and the Pre 500 test at QR on Tuesday with Zach Bates.

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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.

Round 9 - Rookie Report - Ipswich

Craig Revell wraps up the Ipswich Super440 on Inside Supercars with Rylan Gray, Zach Bates and Jackson Walls, who each navigated a bruising but valuable weekend at Queensland Raceway giving all three young drivers plenty to unpack as they shared their insights from a dramatic three?race Ipswich showdown.

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Round 9 - Ipswich Wildcards

Craig Revell catches up with wildcard duo Bayley Hall and Ben Gomersall on Inside Supercars, as both young drivers reflect on a tough but invaluable Ipswich Super440 at Queensland Raceway; Hall impressed with his composure in heavy traffic and showed genuine pace when he found clear air, while Gomersall focused on completing all three races, learning how tyre life, longrun rhythm and midfield intensity shape a Supercars weekend giving both rookies a crucial taste of championship level racing and plenty of confidence to take into future wildcard outings.

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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.

Round 8 - Rookie Report - Perth

Tony Whitlock sits down with four of Supercars' rising talents on this week's Inside Supercars Rookie Review, diving into the learning curve, pressure and progress of their debut seasons. Zach Bates reflects on adapting to the intensity of the main game, Jobe Stewart discusses the step up in race craft, Rylan Gray breaks down his aggressive but calculated approach, and Jackson Walls shares how consistency has become his biggest focus.

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Round 8 - Perth Review

This week on Inside Supercars, Tony Whitlock is joined by Race Engineering Services' James McCabe to discuss the success of the commentary changes, how Penrite Racing is setting a new benchmark and Triple 8 returning to the top step of the podium.

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