Jim Roller takes a look at the world of auctions and talks to Paul Tarsey about the box of parts which comprised what’s left of the the ex-Penske, ex-McLaren Zerex Special which Bonhams sold recently for £911,000.

Joe Bradley talks to his namesake (but no relation) Richard Bradley who races everything from pre-war Aston Martins to modern day prototypes and he explains why racing a historic car is so much more satisfying.

Paul Jurd looks at the calendar for November and Joe Bradley joins us live from Daytona as he gets ready for his time in the commentary box for the HSR Classic 24 Hours.

A preview of the Gold Coast 500

Matt Hunter and Jordan Groves explore how Jimmy Broadbent and Gordie Mutch won the inaugural Praga Cup title.

Plus a look at the announcement from the Motorsport UK about creating a racing esports hub, and all the sim racing Halloween sales

John Hindhaugh takes a tour of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway museum. His guide is Rick Shaffer, author of “500 on 500: Tales, Facts and Figures on the Greatest Race of the World”.

Neil Hudson assesses the state of TCR, John Hindhaugh asks if there’s ever been a good racing film, plus Nick Daman’s team by team review of the US Grand Prix.

Ben and Jordan are discussing everything from new cars on Gran Turismo 7 to an F1-themed bar with SimRacing elements in London.

An in-depth look at Spa-Francorchamps ‘the finest race track in the world’.

Nick Padmore describes what it’s like to race a Williams FW07 round the legendary circuit whilst Paul Jurd goes right back to the beginning, in the the 1920s, when it was the fastest track in Europe.

Peter Snowdon talk about the real-world challenges which Spa brings to a modern day driver. The whole team, whilst Joe Bradley remembers a bizarre escapade as a team manager for a Renault Clio team making a ‘raid’ on a European round at Spa back in the day.