Formula 1 kicked off there season in Austria, Indycars raced at the Speedway on the Road Coarse and Victorian Supercars teams raced to NSW. This week Inside Motor Sport hears from Valtteri Bottas, Charles Leclerc, Lando Norris and Scott Dixon.

Thomas Sargent (Tom Sargent Motorsport) started Karting when he was 7, he is now racing in the Australian Formula Ford Championship. He talks about what he enjoyed about karting and where he wants his motor racing to take him in the future.

Tony Whitlock and Craig Revell reflect with Nick Percat on his victory at Sydney Motorsport Park and on how he is reconciling leaving home for up to 6 weeks as Victoria is locked down again.

Tony Whitlock and Craig Revell speaks to Thomas Randle on leaving Victoria to allow him and the Matthew White Motorsports team to be able to compete at Sydney Motorsport Park for the 2nd Round of the Super2 series

Tony Whitlock and Craig Revell discuss the NSW - VIctorian Boarder Closure and how the series could be impacted as they Vic teams make the dash to Sydney Motorsport Park.

Alex Davison (Team Sydney - Local Legends) talks about his first full weekend with the team and how he is preparing for the next Supercars outing. He discusses the COVID19 protocols and what is was like racing in an empty stadium.

Chris Stuckey talks about his weekend with Alex Davison and Team Sydney. He reflects on growing up in a motor racing family and his experience across a number of different teams over his journey

Scott McLaughlin, Jamie Whincup, Nick Percat and Lee Holdsworth all talk about their weekend at Sydney Motorsport Park.

Max Laybutt has been in karting since the 1960s. He has raced, officiated and worked on the sport across more than 50 years. Max talks about how he became part of Karting NSW executive then onto the AKA. He also discusses the importance of members being proud and active in their clubs.

Cameron Waters (Moster Energy Racing), James Courtney (Boost Mobile Racing) and Lee Holdsworth (Truck Assist Racing) discuss what is was like at Sydney Motorsport Park, with no fans or bosses, what it was like to be back on the track and what they were changing on Sunday to try to improve their weekend.