Inside Supercars

Peter Xiberras has had an interesting start to the year, defending his Australian Top Fuel Championship, providing support at the Bathurst 12 Hour and preparing his team for the new era of Supercars, today we hear his frank assessment of his performance so far.

David Tunnicliffe Head of Broadcast

David Tunnicliffe is preparing for his first full season in charge of the content you watch either online or in the Supercars broadcasts on Seven and Fox. He talks about the changes that they are making the look and feel of the show, as it is not only the cars that will be new this year at Newcastle.

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Aaron Love Super 2

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Aaron Love is making the switch to Super 2 this week launching a Petronas livery on the Team Blanchard Mustang. He talks about preparations for Newcastle, and how he is preparing himself.

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Craig Lowndes The Inside Line

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We finish our Book Club series back where we started, but this time it is Craig Lowndes talking about his experience working with Mark Fogarty to produce The Inside Line.

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Paul Weissel on Gen 3

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Paul ???Wally??? Weissel for more than 10 years worked along side some of the greats like Peter Brock and Craig Lowndes at HRT. He provided his views on the Gen 3 program, and why HRT under the guidance of John Crennan who was able to monetise the fan support of the Red Empire.

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The Great Race with Ray Berghouse

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Ray Berghouse has possibly published more motorsport books than any other person in the country as the head of Chevron Publishing, we find out about The Great Race series, how they started and why they finished. Ray shares some great memories of Bathurst and why the book was the authority on the Bathurst 1000.

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The Lion and the V8 Sleuth Aaron Noonan

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Aaron Noonan is the V8 Sleuth, over the years he has created books on specific aspects of the history of Australian motorsport, but the subject that got him on his way was Holden and HRT. Aaron talks about that first book, how his publishing model has changed and what its like writing for another publisher, as he did when he worked with Neil Crompton on his book.

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Supercars Vs Sprintcars

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Tony Whitlock and Supercars engineer James McCabe discuss the differences between the engineering and racecar philosophies of Supercars and Sprintcars and look at what each offers the fans and what they can learn from each other.

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Skaife and Bathurst with Andrew Clarke

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Andrew Clarke has written books on Mark Skaife, Greg Murphy, Alan Jones and many more. He also has authored and published Bathurst annuals, today he talks about his love of long form story telling.In 2006, Neville Wilkinson decieded to put out a Supercars book that only featured the pictures of the photographers who were supplying photos for his magazine V8X. Today we talk about that magazine, how it performed at the time and what he might do differently if he was to publish a Pix2023. We also discuss the Legacy of V8X magazine.

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A Night at the Skids with Cam Waters

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Cam Waters has returned to sprintcar racing this off season and Tony Whitlock joined the team to discuss how this type of racing keeps him sharp and how he has been able to master a very different motor racing disapline. He also talks with Cam's crew cheif Lindsay Trotter.

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