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The latest episode of Inside Motor Sport dives into a wild weekend at Ruapuna, where record crowds packed the Christchurch Super440 and the Jason Richards Trophy was decided in dramatic fashion. Matt Payne delivered a commanding win in Race 13, Penrite Racing scored a historic 1-2, and Broc Feeney claimed the JR Trophy after a late twist that saw Ryan Wood’s hopes vanish and Brodie Kostecki’s challenge unravel in the final laps. We break down the chaos, the contenders, and the championship shake-up as Feeney regains the series lead heading into Tasmania.

Ryan Wood delivered Toyota its first Supercars win at Taupo after a fiery mid-race radio outburst and a smart assist from teammate Chaz Mostert. Sunday's running was cancelled as Cyclone Vaianu approached, ending the weekend early. Brodie Kostecki leads the championship from Broc Feeney, with Wood jumping into the top five

The Kavich brothers have finally done it. After ten straight attempts, Ben and Michael — teamed with Thomas Randle — claimed an emotional outright victory in the Bathurst 6 Hour, winning in their BMW M2 after a chaotic race packed with safety cars and late?race drama. Randle was passed in the final minutes, but a post?race penalty swung the result back their way, sealing a breakthrough win for one of the event’s most loyal families. A huge moment for the Kavichs, for Randle, and for the Mountain.

Young Ballarat charger Joe Fawcett has stamped his authority on the Mustang Cup, taking out the Dark Horse Junior class across a fast, disciplined weekend at Phillip Island. Fawcett showed maturity well beyond his years, settling quickly into the rhythm of the Island and building speed with every session. His race craft was clean, confident, and decisive exactly what's needed around a circuit that rewards bravery and punishes hesitation.

Oscar Target has walked away from Phillip Island with a clear sense of where the pace is, where the opportunities lie, and what the championship fight is going to demand this season. Speaking after the opening round, he said the Island delivered exactly what GT racing is famous for.

Inside Motor Sport recaps a huge weekend at Albert Park, where the Australian Grand Prix delivered major storylines and big emotion. We look at the key moves that shaped the Formula 1 podium, along with reaction from George Russell and Oscar Piastri as they reflect on the intensity of racing in Melbourne. The episode also covers the Supercars Melbourne SuperSprint, highlighted by Brodie Kosteckis dominant run to the Larry Perkins Trophy and the dramatic Race 4 crash that took out Broc Feeney at Turn 1. A sharp and complete wrap of a massive motorsport weekend.

Two time Bathurst 1000 winner Will Davison joins Tony Whitlock at the Adelaide Motorsport Festival to relive the thrill of returning to the track in his 2015 Supercar. Davison reflects on the era that car represents, the memories tied to it, and what it means to bring such an iconic machine back to life in front of Adelaide's passionate motorsport crowd. A relaxed, insightful chat with one of Australia's most respected modern racers.

TCM race winner Josh Buchan joins Tony Whitlock at the Adelaide Motorsport Festival for a wide ranging conversation about his season ahead, his growth as a driver, and what it means to be part of the event's vibrant return. Buchan reflects on the momentum he's building, the lessons shaping his approach, and why Adelaide remains one of the sport's most exciting stages.

Former Formula 1 driver Martin Donnelly joins Tony Whitlock as he returns to Adelaide for the 2026 Motorsport Festival. Donnelly reflects on his history with the city, the memories that shaped his racing career, and why Adelaide remains such a meaningful place in his motorsport story. A warm, insightful conversation with one of the sport’s most resilient and charismatic figures.

Inside Motor Sport sits down with rising international talent Jordan Love, who joins Tony Whitlock ahead of the 2026 Adelaide Motorsport Festival. Love reflects on his journey from Western Australia's karting tracks to the world stage, the lessons learned across GT and endurance racing, and how those experiences are shaping his ambitions for the year ahead. A candid, fast-paced conversation with one of Australia's most versatile modern racers.

Inside Motor Sport recaps a fiery start to the 2026 Supercars Championship at Sydney Motorsport Park, hearing from the standout drives, early form guide, and the storylines already shaping the season. Then we look ahead to the opening round of Formula 1, fresh technical packages, and a hungry field set the stage for an unpredictable first Grand Prix.

Today on the show, Bathurst 12 Hour Event Director Shane Rudzis unpacks the 2026 running of Australia's international enduro. It was a year defined by a deep GT3 field, a fiercely competitive Pro class, and a return to that classic Mount Panorama rhythm that fans and teams crave. Shane joins us to talk through how the event came together, the strategic decisions behind the scenes, and what it took to deliver another world class race on the Mountain.

Fresh from a commanding run at Mount Panorama, Mercedes AMG Team GMR have been crowned the 2026 Bathurst 12 Hour champions, with Maxime Martin, Mikael Grenier and Maro Engel delivering a composed, clinical performance that never wavered under pressure. Across a day defined by strategy, traffic management and relentless pace, the trio kept their AMG GT3 at the front of the fight, absorbing every challenge thrown at them as the race unfolded. From Martin's early-race precision, to Grenier and Engel calm execution through the chaotic middle hours, to Martin taking his chances in the final stint, the effort was as complete as it was convincing. In the aftermath of their victory, the three drivers reflected on what it took to tame the Mountain, the moments that defined their run, and how it feels to stand atop the podium after one of endurance racing's most demanding tests.

Jensen Engelhardt heads into the 2026 V8 SuperUtes season with a clear mission: turn promise into podiums and establish himself as a genuine championship force. After flashes of speed and consistency last year, Engelhardt believes he's ready to take a decisive step forward. In this preview, he reflects on the lessons that shaped his 2025 campaign, the off season work that's sharpened his approach, and why he feels the coming season represents his best opportunity yet to break into the front running pack.

Reigning V8 SuperUtes Champion David Seiders isn&t interested in being a one season headline. In this interview, Seiders reflects on the season that delivered his V8 SuperUtes crown, and how it feels to roll into 2026 as the driver everyone is chasing. He opens up about the pressure of defending a title, the changes behind the scenes, and why he believes the best version of himself is still to come.