In the latest edition of The Auto Action Rev Limiter Podcast, we dig deep into ‘our’ Oscar Piastri’s first F1 Grand Prix Win… and we say ‘our’ because he has been an Auto Action Columnist before the other motorsport media in Australia even knew his name.

He is the 115th winner of a Grand Prix and the 5th Australian to do so. The side play was the petulance of Lando Norris and the dummy spitting tantrum of Max Verstappen, who didn’t like working for a living.

We also digest Chaz Mostert’s dominant weekend in Sydney as he hunts the Bulls. He’s passed Broc Feeney in the title race, and now he has his eyes on Will Brown.

Plus we’ve got all the news that matters.

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For the first time this year, there will be only one weekend break between Supercars rounds as we head to the Sydney SuperNight. But what does that mean for the circus, and why does racing under lights work so well?

Plus, we've got news on IndyCars and wins for Scott McLaughlin and Will Power at the Iowa Speedway. There's also NASCAR and Xfinity, Goodwood, WEC, and even the European Le Mans Series to talk about.

Then, we'll chat with Craig Lowndes about the Silverado he drove in the Finke Desert Race.

All this and more on the Auto Action RevLimiter.

This is the Auto Action RevLimiter, where we cover all the news in the motorsport world, starting with Lewis Hamilton's tears-inducing win in England, his first in 945 days, and did the Poms go wild? But for Oscar Piastri, it is a story of what could have been, with McLaren buggering up his strategy and costing him a win and a podium.

Still, at least he isn't Sergio Perez.

The Supercars in Townsville were sensational. The Saturday race was easily the best in a long while. Cam Waters won that one from Chaz Mostert, while Matt Payne won on Sunday.

We've got news on #NASCAR, #IndyCar and #MotoGP, and we have our legal advisor online - Sven Burchartz - to keep Bruce under control and to talk Erebus, Tickford and whatever else he wants because that is how we offset his bill.

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Get ready to rev up your engines with the latest episode of The Auto Action RevLimiter Edition 26 of 2024! 🏁 

Join us as we dive into the heart-pumping action of the Austrian Grand Prix, where contact between Max Verstappen and Lando Norris set the stage for a nail-biting finish and put Max’s racing skills under the spotlight again as he crumbled under pressure. George Russell's came through for the win, from Oscar Piastri's whose charge was dulled by a Virtual Safety Car. But that's not all – we unpack all the pivotal moments that changed the game and left fans on the edge of their seats. 

And for those who crave even more racing excitement, we've got the latest from NASCAR, WRC, and MotoGP, where champions are made, and legends are born. 

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On this episode of The Autro Action Rev Limiter, Andrew, Bruce, and PG break down the Betty Klimenko interview from the latest edition of Auto Action (AA1889), the reasons why she has finally spoken out—hint: she's sick of people making things up—and why things are the way they are.

PS: Barry Ryan is still the CEO, in case you heard differently elsewhere.

We've got all the latest news and plenty of F1 discussion.

In this edition of The Auto Action RevLimiter, we spend a lot of time talking about the Supercars in Darwin… and it is mostly all good.

Also, in Supercars, we talk about the Perth street race and take a swipe at the naysayers who have been talking it and the sport down. We say you were wrong.

The 24 Hour of Le Mans excited Bruce and PG, who watched the entire race… not. Well, they watched enough to be truly excited about another Ferrari win at one of the greatest sporting events in the world.

We have some news and not much else this week.

Shane van Gisbergen has gone back-to-back with a win in Sonoma to follow on from his win the week before in Portland in the NASCAR Xfinity Series, while his antipodean mates – Will Brown and Cam Waters – had mixed debuts in the NASCAR Cup Series… but both showed enough to stay on the radar or the US teams looking for the next Giz? We hear one of them is even being chased by two teams.

Max Verstappen was back on top in Formula 1 in Canada, but he had to work for this win in the rain as both Lando Norris and George Russell stuffed up any chance of a win. Dan Ricciardo was fired up by comments from Jacques Villeneuve on the telecast questioning whether he was ever good enough to be in F1 at all. P5 gave ur Dan all the ammunition he needed to take aim at the Canadian former champion.

Plus, we’ve got all the latest news on Supercars, F1, IndyCar, and whatever else came to our minds at the time. We also look at the Darwin Supercars and the hypercars at Le Mans for the 24-hour race.

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Shane van Gisbergen won his first Xfinity Series race on the weekend in Portland, a week before Cam Waters and Will Brown join him as Cup Series drivers. The NASCAR racing was typically entertaining too.

Esteban Ocon has been fired, but will young Aussie Jack Doohan get the job next year?

Jack Miller lost his KTM factory ride for the 2025 season to Peda Acosta, but Miller remains confident of securing a competitive ride, likely with Tech3. Meanwhile, Francesco Bagnaia secured his third consecutive Italian Motorcycle Grand Prix victory, maintaining pressure on series leader Jorge Martin and Marc Marquez. Scott Dixon emerged victorious at the Detroit IndyCar street race, extending his series lead over Alex Palou. Toby Price, Paul Weel, and Brent Bauman claimed victory at the Baja 500, while various winners emerged at The Bend's secret Speed Series meeting.

Jock Goodyer received top honours at the 2024 Australian Speedway Awards, and Peugeot received a significant Balance of Performance adjustment for Hypercars at Le Mans, affecting various manufacturers.

And we start the loose stuff; again, we set about fixing Supercars and addressing the $20m loss.

Oh yeah, we take a quick peak at #F1 in Canada.

On this edition of the Auto Action Rev Limiter, we debrief a massive weekend of Motorsport; we certainly had some massive nights down under. Josef Newgarden won the Indy 500 with a last-lap pass, Christopher Bell won the big NASCAR race, and Charles Le Clerc won a typical Monaco Grand Prix... it may have the glamour, but it doesn't race well.

Andrew, Bruce and PG talk about all that and more... like Aussie's winning in F4 and GT3 races and standing on the podium in F2. And then there's the RACE - the owners of Supercars - reporting better financials than the year before.

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It was a big motorsport weekend, that's for sure. Ford broke its duck with a pair of wins in Perth, one each for Chaz Mostert and Cam Waters, and we do a deep dive into what happened.

Max Verstappen had another win, but he is now actually having to work for them as the McLarens close in.

Then there was qualifying for the Indy 500 and a Penske lockout of the front row, with Scotty Mac the fastest driver ever at the biggest sporting venue in the world. Will Power is second and Joesf Newgarden is next.

All that and more on the Auto Action Rev Limiter.

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