Peter Norton (Inside Motor Sport) and Richard Craill (Speedweek) preview the Clipsal 500, after they discuss if the V8 Supercars threats to pull out of the Melbourne Grand Prix have any merit, and who are they really for? They also look at the 10 burining questions of 2016.

Mark Fogarty (Auto Action/Fairfax Media) and John Bannon (V8X) look at the state of the V8 Supercar nation, what to expect in 2016 and how will move forward and backwards this season.

This weeks we go back to 2003 and hear from Marcos Ambrose after his 6th win of the year, Andrew Jones after winning Brad Jones Racings first ever V8 Supercar race win. Jason Bargwana talks about getting his first BA Falcon, and Glen Seton looks at how his life is changing with a new family. and we wrap up this trip down memory lane with Barry Oliver hosting the Oran Park Press Conference.

This week on Inside Supercars, take a small diversion on our normal format as we look at the Bathurst 12 Hours. With drivers from all over the world on the podium, we hear from most of the front runners including a number of V8 Supercar stars. John Hindhaugh (Radio Le Mans) reflects on the race. Scott McLaughlin talks about his convincing Class B Victory. Steven Kane, Guy Smith and Matthew Bell took the Bentley Continental to third place, after the disappointment of last year when the team was bumped off the podium in the final turn. The Nismo team talk about the agony and ecstasy of 2nd place and We caught up with Johnno Webb and SVG following the victory.

This week on Inside Supercars we go back to Mar 2009, ahead of the Clipsal 500. Richard Craill and Tony Schibeci discuss the kick off of another season, while Will Davison looks ahead to his new life at HRT, hard to believe that since 2009 he has driven for Ford and Erebus before making his move to Techno in 2016.

2006 was an interesting year for the V8 Supercars, this week on Inside Supercars we hear the views of Peter Norton and Grant Boyden, on the White Flag Lap, Warren Luff talks about life at Britek. In the news, was Greg Murphy calling for more driver input into how the category should be run.

This week, we look at the key players in Frosty Winterbottom???s 2015 championship. Rod Nash, Chris O???toole and the man himself Mark Winterbottom. First off, Co-team owner Rusty French, who 3 years to the day of buying the team saw them take the drivers championship. Chris O???toole has been a long time servant with the team, I spoke to him about the Championship and what it means to him, Frosty spoke to Inside Supercars on Saturday of his Sydney triumph. Rod Nash has always been a positive person on pitlane, now he adds championship owner to his list of achievements.

Lee Holdsworth, Charlie Schwerkolt talk about 2015 and the plans for the new CS Racing team, Tim Slade reflects on his time with Supercheap Autos while Jason Bargwanna and David Stuart wrap up their season at head office.

Dr Ryan Story discusses the first year of DJR Team Penske and how they will move forward in 2016, Phil Keed talks about finishing with BJR and heading North to DJR Team Penske. Dr Jeff Slater looks at his year, and how single car teams manage the shared pitstop responsibilities, while Will Davison looks ahead to his move into Techno Autosport.

Daniel Klimenko discusses Erebus in 2015, V8 Supercars and the Bathurst 12 Hour and the rest of the GT Program. David Reynolds talks about his final race with PRA and his thoughts on the move to Erebus.