Scott Pye is preparing for the Supercars return to the track this weekend, and has been keeping busy with his company One9Media.

Garth Walden is coming out of lockdown with a bang, preparing 11 cars for this weekend event at Sydney Motorsport Park, and by the end of next months Bathurst 1000, he will have prepared more than 24 cars over the 6 weeks of racing.

Barry Ryan discusses the Rookie evaluation in the Bathurst wildcard car, how Erebus have put together their wildcard crew, and how Greg Murphy and Richie Stanaway travel plans are progressing. He discusses what is hoped from the sale of Supercars and not to expect three endurance races in a year might return.

Tony Quinn discusses if New Zealand could support two rounds, and if one could be an endurance race moving forward. How the teams not owning the business will improve the sport. What needs to change to make Supercars more attractive to the next generation, and how COVID has impacted his businesses and what will change in operations will be the result of the new ways things have been done over the past 18 months.

Tom Sargent (Tegra Australia / CHE Racing Team) has become the Victorian Formula Ford Champion, he is preparing for the remainer of the NSW and Australian Formula Ford Championships, and will next year be stepping up to the Porsche 911 GT3 Cup Car series.

Tom Sargent (Tegra Australia / CHE Racing Team) has become the Victorian Formula Ford Champion, he is preparing for the remainer of the NSW and Australian Formula Ford Championships, and will next year be stepping up to the Porsche 911 GT3 Cup Car series.

Geoff Slater talks about Team Sydney finally returning home for the next 4 races in the championship and how they will be working on finding some stability heading towards Bathurst.

Adrian Musolino (adelaidegprix.com) discusses how the City of Adelaide has never come to terms with the Legacy of the Australian Formula 1 Grand Prix leaving the city, and the proposed plans for the removal of the remaining parts of the circuit in Victoria Park.

Troy Bundy, Head of Motorsport Porsche Australia discusses the calendar for the rest of 2021 and how the company is developing drivers in Australia for the world stage.

Lachlan Mansell (Chequered Flag Media) and Garry O'Brien (Auto Action Magazine) discuss the four rounds at Sydney Motorsport Park, what the formats could produce and how the events will need the whole NSW motorsport community to rally around to ensure there are enough officials and support classes at each event. They also discuss the Bathurst 1000 and Newcastle starting season 2022.