The Podium

Episode 17 of the 2020 season is a huge edition as we are joined on The Podium with special guests Leigh Diffey and Macauley Jones to talk about some of the latest action from the IndyCar and Supercars championships, plus 'The Podium of the Week' with Emma Notarfrancesco and news from the world of motorsport.

Supercars driver Macauley Jones joins us on The Podium to talk about what it was like growing up in a motorsport family, and his journey working his way up the motorsport ranks. Macauley also talks about his 2020 Supercars season driving the Cool Drive Commodore for Brad Jones Racing and shares his thoughts on the season finale at Bathurst.

Australian motorsport commentator Leigh Diffey who now heads up the motorsport coverage for NBC Sports in America joins us on The Podium to talk about some of the big news from the 2020 IndyCar Series. Leigh also shares with us the conversation he had with Fernando Alonso during the Indianapolis 500 and where he thinks Scott McLaughlin will be next season. Leigh who is also known by many for his time commentating the Supercars Championship on Network Ten also gives his thoughts on the current Supercars season and the future of motorsport in Australia.

Episode 16 of the 2020 season is a huge edition as we are joined on The Podium with special guests Oscar Piastri and James Courtney to talk about their seasons in the FIA Formula 3 and Supercars championships, plus 'The Podium of the Week' with Emma Notarfrancesco and news from the world of motorsport

Boost Mobile Supercars driver James Courtney joins us on The Podium to discuss his season so far. The 2010 series champion talks about the early struggles he enduring during the first round of the championship and how the big move to Tickford has reinvigorated his 2020 Supercars campaign, with many strong performances in recent rounds of the series. James also gives his thoughts on the upcoming rounds at Townsville and the potential 2020 season finale at Bathurst with young gun Broc Feeney.

Oscar Piastri is one of the hottest young talents in Australian motorsport. The FIA Formula 3 driver joins us on The Podium to talk about his passion for motorsport whilst growing up in Melbourne, the big move to Europe which has seen him win races at some of the worlds most prestigious race tracks, and his spectacular season in FIA Formula 3 which sees him in contention to win the 2020 Championship. The Renault Sport Academy driver also shares with us what manager and former F1 driver Mark Webber is like as a mentor and what his plans are for next season and beyond.

Episode 15 of the 2020 season is a huge edition as we discuss some of the latest news from the F1, MotoGP and Supercars Championships and are joined on The Podium with special guests Scott Pye and Jason Bright.

He is a Bathurst winner and a former Supercars Championship owner/driver, Jason Bright joins us on The Podium to talk about his lockdown, advice he has for Scott McLaughlin who also looks likely to try pursuing a career in America, and his thoughts on the future of the Supercars.

Team 18 driver Scott Pye joins us on The Podium to talk about his first podium for the season, and to share his thoughts on the controversial new tyre allocations for this season which has seen opinion divided among many race fans and drivers in the Supercars Championship.

American-based Australian racer James Davison joins us on The Podium to talk about his recent debut in the NASCAR Cup Series, his thoughts on some of the changes to IndyCar for this season and shares his expectations ahead of competing in one of the worlds biggest motorsport events; the Indy 500