Ben and Louis discuss Forza’s latest content update, F4 Esports’s addition to the 2024 FIA Motorsport Games, Indy 500 back on iRacing, and a US DLC for Dakar Desert Rally.

Damien Smith talks about his new book which covers the highs and lows of the Benetton F1 team and tells a few good stories in the process.

The HRN team of Joe Bradley, Jim Roller, Paul Jurd and Peter Snowdon talk to Paul Tarsey about their views on the news and Jim makes a poignant tribute to his friend, Porsche kingpin Herbert Linge, who died earlier this month. Plus discussion of the latest ‘Ferrari’ film.

Shea Adam previews the Roar before the 24 at Daytona, while Nick Daman looks ahead to the Abu Dhabi 6 hours.

Plus which championships are the most sustainable?

John Hindhaugh tests an electric Porsche with 750hp and a range of 235 miles.

John Hindhaugh takes Audi’s hybrid SUV for a road trip.

News of Indycar’s new deal with iRacing.

John Hindhaugh talks to veteran Canadian racer Bill Adam.

The team are back with the first in a new series, including new year job news, an update on buying tickets for Le Mans from Brian Shehan, and the latest from the Nurburgring and Birmingham Wheels.

Plus, the new man at the top of HSR, Chris Ward, talks about his vision for the series, and John and Nick pick their top five bike racers.

Our first show of 2024 is, as usual, full of chat and witty banter (well we think it’s witty anyway!). Jim Roller talks to Patrick Peter about the many historic events that Peter Auto will be running in 2024 and Jim also discusses with Nick Padmore, amongst other things, driving a Formula One car in the rain round Monaco.

Corridors of Power asks which was Ayrton Senna’s greatest race? Not only do Roller and Padmore have their say but Paul Jurd and Peter Snowdon state their cases as well. As usual Paul Tarsey struggles to keep everyone under control.