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Inside Motor Sport Show takes a closer look at the Perth Super 440, where Matt Payne's miracle Sunday drive and Broc Feeney's Saturday resurgence lit up Wanneroo Raceway in front of more than 40,000 fans.

Round 7 - Townsville Review

This week on Inside Supercars, Tony Whitlock is joined by Race Engineering Services' James McCabe to unpack every major storyline from the Townsville 500 from Cam Waters' fierce opener to Matt Payne's Saturday domination and Brodie Kostecki's emphatic Sunday comeback. Together they dive into the engineering calls, strategy swings and performance trends that shaped the weekend, offering sharp technical insight and a clear view of how the results reshape the run toward the end of season showdown.

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Round 7 - Rookie Report - Townsville

Tony Whitlock speaks to the rising stars of the Supercars paddock in this week's Townsville Rookie Review, catching up with Walls, Gray, Bates, Seton, Goodall and Stewart after a bruising but valuable weekend on the streets of Reid Park. From breakthrough race craft moments to hard-earned lessons in tyre life, traffic management and survival in the mid-pack chaos, each rookie shares their take on the Townsville challenge and how the experience is shaping their development for the season ahead.

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The 2026 Townsville 500 delivered three days of fierce racing and championship?shaping drama, with Cam Waters striking first in Friday’s opener, Matt Payne dominating Saturday in a clinical display, and Brodie Kostecki roaring back to form on Sunday.

Rookie Review Round 6 Darwin

The rookies had plenty to take away from a scorching weekend at Hidden Valley, and on this week’s Inside Supercars, Tony Whitlock checks in with Zach Bates, Rylan Gray, Jackson Walls and Jobe Stewart to unpack their Darwin campaigns. With Cam Waters, Kai Allen and Anton De Pasquale dominating the headlines, the rookie class quietly pieced together some of their most complete performances of the season.

Bates continued to show maturity under pressure, Gray impressed with his race-craft in the midfield battles, while Walls and Stewart banked valuable laps across a physically demanding Triple Crown format. Tony dives into their progress, the challenges of racing in the Top End heat, and how each driver is building momentum heading toward Townsville.

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Round 6 - Darwin

The heat was on at Hidden Valley and the racing matched it, as Tony Whitlock and James McCabe break down a Darwin Triple Crown weekend packed with storylines. Cam Waters finally snapped his long winless run with a decisive Friday victory, before young gun Kai Allen hit back on Saturday to seize the Triple Crown points lead. But Sunday delivered the twist of the event, with Anton De Pasquale and Team 18 executing a bold strategy to steal Race 19 and return Chevrolet to the top step.

Tony and James unpack the momentum swings, the Waters-Allen duel that lit up the Top End, and the confidence boosting breakthrough for De Pasquale. They also look at what the weekend means for the run into Townsville as the championship picture tightens.

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Cam Waters, Kai Allen and Anton De Pasquale turned up the heat in the Top End as the 2026 Darwin Triple Crown delivered three standout races and a fierce fight for the crown. From Waters' drought-breaking win, to Allen's Saturday surge, to De Pasquale's Sunday masterclass, the weekend had it all. We break down every twist, every strategy call and the momentum shift heading into Townsville.

Show 574- Tasmania Review

Inside Supercars rolls out of Tasmania with Tony Whitlock and James McCabe unpacking a weekend that delivered trademark Symmons Plains chaos, razor thin margins, and a championship picture that just tightened again. The pair also look at the bigger storylines emerging from the Apple Isle. Momentum swings, pitlane execution, and a couple of standout performances from both veterans and rookies have reshaped the early?season narrative. With the field now heading back to the mainland, Tony and James assess who leaves Tasmania with confidence in hand and who will be searching for answers before Darwin. It’s a tight, punchy wrap of a weekend that proved once again why Symmons Plains never fails to shake the order.

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Rookie Review Round 5 - Tasmania

Tasmania Super440 delivered three very different races and another valuable pressure test for the 2026 rookie class. Across the Symmons Plains sprint format, Zach Bates, Rylan Gray, Jobe Stewart, and Jackson Walls each faced the trademark intensity of the tight Launceston layout short laps, heavy braking zones, and no margin for hesitation. With wins shared by Chaz Mostert, Andre Heimgartner, and Broc Feeney, the rookies were forced to navigate a fast moving weekend while finding their own rhythm in the pack.

On this episode of Inside Supercars, Tony Whitlock sits down with all four to unpack how they handled the bumps, battles, and learning moments of the Tasmanian round. From Bates' continued qualifying promise, to Gray's race-craft gains, to Stewart and Walls banking more hard earned laps, the rookies offer honest reflections on a weekend that demanded composure and growth at every turn.

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Bruce Stewart Walkinshaw TWG Toyota First Win

Walkinshaw TWG's switch to Toyota was always going to be one of the defining storylines of the 2026 Supercars season, but Taupo delivered the moment that will sit in the team’s history books. Ryan Wood's pole position and breakthrough win, backed by Chaz Mostert's podium, marked Toyota's first ever Supercars victory and launched the squad from midfield contenders to genuine championship threats. It was a weekend built on execution, teamwork, and a car that finally showed its full potential.

On Inside Supercars, Tony Whitlock speaks with Walkinshaw TWG CEO Bruce Stewart about the scale of the achievement, the emotion inside the garage, and what this milestone means for the Toyota program moving forward. Stewart offers a candid look at a landmark weekend that has reset expectations for the season ahead.

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