The final sprint round of the 2024 Supercars season featured action aplenty, with plenty of controversy, surprise results, and a tightening championship battle.

Nick Percat's remarkable career resurgence continued with his second win of the season, whilst Cam Waters won on Sunday in a tale of two races for Tickford.

The boys also look back on their pre-event predictions, with some ageing better than others as usual.

There is also plenty to look forward to at home and abroad this weekend, with the NASCAR Cup Series at Daytona set to sound especially Australian.

We also welcome Formula Ford star Imogen Radburn back onto the show, who has done some extraordinary things since we last spoke to her, and now quite literally has the world at her feet.

Is NASCAR sport or entertainment?

That is the topic of Pitlane Punters discussion this week after Austin Dillon hit everyone but the pace car to controversially win the NASCAR Cup Series' return at Richmond.

NOTE: This podcast was recorded before NASCAR sanctioned Dillon, including stripping his Playoff spot.

There is also plenty going on closer to home, as the Australian Rally Championship was turned on its head at the Gippsland Rally, where Toyota broke a significant ARC record.

Finally we head across the Bass Strait to give the Tasmania SuperSprint our usual preview treatment, as the Supercars are set to go sprint racing one final time in 2024.

We're getting excited, because it's crunch time in the world of motorsport...

Whilst the eyes of the world remain fixated on an Aussie gold rush in Paris, the Supercars silly season continues to evolve.

Kai Allen is now officially taking Richie Stanaway's seat for 2025 and beyond, and the Pitlane Punters take a deep dive into who else could go where for 2025.

The boys have also been thinking about how to get motorsport into the Olympics, and have also been thinking of cryptic clues to leave in the title...

There is also plenty of news from around the world of motorsport, and also some racing action to talk about from home and abroad.

The racing circuits of the world are starting to go quiet as all eyes turn to Paris, but that only means silly season takes over as driver markets around the world begin to ramp up.

Lewis Hamilton claimed his 105th F1 Grand Prix victory in a highly-competitive Belgian GP, after heartbreak for Mercedes teammate George Russell, and a missed opportunity for Aussie Oscar Piastri.

Attention quickly turned to the Red Bull Racing driver merry-go-round, where expected major driver movement didn't eventuate to the surprise of most.

There was also a bombshell announcement in the Supercars driver market, with Grove Racing set to field the youngest driver pairing in almost 20 years from 2025.

Join Zac and Josh as they try to make sense of a frantic global driver market, and also preview some racing action coming up this weekend, all on the Pitlane Punters Podcast.

It was a momentous weekend for Australian motorsport, as Oscar Piastri claimed his maiden F1 Grand Prix victory in a dramatic Hungarian GP.

The Pitlane Punters analyse just how McLaren almost made a 1-2 finish a disaster, and also look at which driver/engineer combination needs to have some relationship counselling in the summer break.

Closer to home another of Zak Brown's teams in Walkinshaw Andretti United had a crushing weekend at the Sydney SuperNight, claiming five wins out of five across the Supercars Championship and the Toyota GR Cup.

There is also plenty going on Stateside, as IndyCars became skateboards in Toronto, Shane van Gisbergen starred on debut at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, plus a bit of news for fans of Aston Martin.

The Pitlane Punters Podcast talks all the big news from an even bigger weekend.

The Supercars Championship is set to duke it out for the only night race of the season at the Sydney SuperNight this weekend, complete with a stacked support category lineup.

The Pitlane Punters team look ahead to what they think could happen this weekend, and also look back at their predictions from the previous round in Townsville.

There's also plenty of news surrounding the Haas F1 team, plenty of action Stateside in IndyCar, NASCAR, and the Mazda MX-5 Cup, and we also look ahead to the jewel in the Lithuanian motorsport calendar.

There's never a dull moment in the world of motorsport, and you can hear all about it on the Pitlane Punters Podcast!

Join Josh and Anthony as they take the reins this week, with Zac dialing in for brief insights.

Dive into the high-octane world of 2024 Supercars on the Streets of Townsville, get the scoop on Nascar in Chicago, and dissect McLaren's controversial strategy choice in a wet and wild 2024 British Grand Prix.

Buckle up for a thrilling ride through the latest in the world of motorsport!

The Pitlane Punters are back to talk about everything going on in motorsport at home and abroad, headlined by a new rivalry in Formula One.

Max Verstappen and Lando Norris came to blows fighting for victory at the Austrian Grand Prix, whilst for an Aussie superstar it was a missed opportunity at a potential win.

Meanwhile, at Spa in Belgium, Ferrari was cruelly denied a win at the Spa 24 Hour, leaving a famous British marque to claim its first victory in three-quarters of a century in the round-the-clock classic.

Closer to home there were crashes, cows (yes, cows), and broken victory droughts at Rally Queensland, as Toyota had an uncharacteristically scrappy weekend.

Plus we look ahead to all the action at the Townsville 500 this weekend, discuss how many attempts at a green flag finish is too many, and ponder whether reptilians will really take over the world.

We go where no other motorsport podcast goes (for good reason) on the latest Pitlane Punters Podcast.

The Pitlane Punters are back to dissect the week that was in a motorsport world that never rests.

Supercars are going back to the future and testing a new tyre that could be the sole dry-weather compound for the 2025 season.

There is also plenty of news in the Super2 Series, as Jett Johnson announced he will step aside at Townsville to focus on his mental health.

Max Verstappen won the Spanish Grand Prix, whilst McLaren’s hot form continued off-track with a scary motorhome fire in the paddock.

There was plenty going on in the USA too, with a historic wet oval race in the NASCAR Cup Series and change on the horizon in IndyCar.

We also look ahead to the third round of the Australian Rally Championship this weekend, as well as the Spa 24 Hour, and ponder how to make Mt Panorama even more of a tourist attraction.

Always entertaining, you don’t want to miss this edition of the Pitlane Punters Podcast.

The Pitlane Punters are back to debrief a potentially pivotal weekend in the Supercars Championship title race in Darwin.

Broc Feeney took a much needed clean sweep to reignite his championship charge, as the two Triple Eight Camaros once again proved consistent and dominant.

It was also a great weekend for some of the underdogs of the paddock, with PremiAir’s James Golding a standout performer, launching into 5th in the championship.

Zac, Anthony, and Josh also recap their predictions and hand out their votes for the Driver of the Year, and also discuss the latest co-driver announcements and rumours for the enduros.

The boys also talk about the weekend’s 24 Hours of Le Mans, featuring a thrillingly open battle for the outright win, and an Aussie victory in the GT3 class.

All of that and more on the latest Pitlane Punters Podcast.