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Alistair McVean winning with David

Alistair McVean discussed how he was able to keep David Reynolds on track in the final stages of Sunday's Gold Coast event. Why he is looking forward to working with Richie Stanaway next season and the parity changes on the Mustang.

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Sam Potter Engineering Waters Win

Sam Potter talks about how Cam Waters was able to hold off The Giz to win the Saturday race at the Gold Coast. He also talks about the parity changes on the Gen 3 Mustang and his plans for 2024.

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Allan Horsley, Australian Motorsport Hall of Fame, passed away this week. His long time Friend and Colleague Jon Waterhouse shares his memories of a true motorsport innovator.

Barry Ryan

Barry Ryan reflects on the Bathurst weekend, how Erebus approached the build of Gen 3 and how their drivers have been able to apply themselves to 2023.

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Kevin Fitzsimons Gen 3 Dunlop

Kevin Fitzsimons Dunlop National Motorsport Operations Manager is the longest serving member on pitlane and he provides his thoughts on Gen 3, Bathurst marbles and how tyre construction changes can create a new set of problems for the Supercars.

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Leading Seaman Submariner Electrical Technician Nick Reid talks about spending a year with Tickford Racing and how the program provides a benefit to both organizations.

Andrew Edwards Engineering Bathurst

Andrew Edwards engineered victory for Shane Van Gisbergen and Richie Stanaway at Bathurst, we find out about what was going on in the garage as the sister cars had race ending problems.

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Will Hagon on Bathurst & Commentary

Will Hagon Commentated his first Bathurst 1000 in 1965 and has been following motorsport all his life, today he reflects on the changes in the Bathurst broadcast over the years and provides his thoughts on how commentary has changed over the years.

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Bathurst Preview

Cara Jenkin and Craig Revell preview the 2023 Bathurst 1000, and hear from Garth Tander, David Reynolds and Simona De Silvestro.

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David Russell Bathurst Prep

David Russell is in his third enduro campaign with Erebus Motorsport, and took a podium at Sandown, he talks about preparing for this weekends Bathurst 1000.

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