Damien Flack talks about how his motorsport journey has led to his son Marcos pursuing an international open wheel career with RaceGP.fr

Rohan Carrig is a long time Formula Holden competitor, who enjoyed taking his car back out onto Sandown at the Motorsport Australia Shannons Motorsport Australia Festival supporting the Formula Free.

Jake Kostecki has been announced as moving from the Superlites program to a full time drive in the Unit sponsored Matt Stone Racing car in 2021. He talks about what he has learnt in a half sesaon in the main game and how he is going to measure his performance in his own car.

This week in Part 4 of Inside Motor Sport discussion with Rowan Harman, we look at the future of Muscle Car racing in Australia and what will be some of the challenges.

Tim Macrow talks about how he was able to assemble 17 open wheel cars on the track for last weekends Shannons Motorsport Australia Festival, and what he hope formula free could provide for the many open wheel cars around Australia.

Shannen Kiely is the Managing Director of Erebus Motorsport , talks about the teams 2020 season how the team responded to the COVID crisis, and what has been the fall out from their time on the road and away from their families . She also discusses the work the team did to survive the lockdowns from Medical Supplies to eSeries. Shannen also discusses what the team has learnt and will continue to do post COVID.

Part 3 we discuss Touring Car Masters moving to join with the Australian Racing Group, and we find out Rowan Harman's thoughts on the move and about what they will do to improve the promotion of TCM.

Bruin Beasley is preparing a number of cars for the first Formula Free Victoria, which is hoped to get more interest and participation in open wheel, wings and slicks racing. He also discusses his recent trip to Europe and visiting the Ferarri Academy.

Rowan Harman was one of the founders of the Touring Car Masters series, This Week, in Part 2 of our interview with Rowan Harman, he discusses what modifications are good for the Touring Car Masters Series.

Tom Howard left Australia to return to England after seven year at Speedcafe.com at the top of his game having just won the Supercars Media Awards Journalist of the year for the 2nd time, at the beginning of 2020 just as the UK entered into lockdown. He discusses how he had to reinvent himself to restart his career and how he turned the British Touring Car Championship social media coverage on its ear. He also talks about how the BTCC survived the 2020 through the COVID-19 pandemic and how the sport is able to operate with minimal staff and costs compared to Supercars.