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Motorsport News Podcast

Motorsport News Podcast

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 The Motorsport News Podcast brings you the latest news and views on motorsport in Australia and around the world. This feed also showcases regular episodes of the Brad Jones Racing Run Down, hosted by the Supercars squad's general manager Chris Westwood and driver of the #96 Pizza Hut Chevrolet Camaro Macauley Jones, as well as the Special Stage Rally Podcast, hosted and produced by RallySport Magazine’s Peter Whitten and Luke Whitten.Motorsport Podcast Network Politics & Government
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  • Special Stage: Crashes mar Rally Queensland, as Kiwis stand tall

    Special Stage: Crashes mar Rally Queensland, as Kiwis stand tall
    Jul 9 2025
    The Australian Rally Championship is at the halfway point, and RallySport Magazine spends significant time unpacking the proceedings thus far. What did we think of the action, and where do the likes of Harry Bates, Scott Pedder, and Lewis Bates go to catch the leader, Hayden Paddon? Can any of them catch the flying Kiwis? All of this is covered in the 103rd episode of the Special Stage Rally Podcast, helped made possible by the RallySport Magazine subscribers. Special Stage is produced for the Motorsport Podcast Network by RallySport Magazine >> https://rallysportmag.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    48 mins
  • BJR Run Down: Ford’s parity ‘tactic’, Toyota update, Brad’s NASCAR street racing tales

    BJR Run Down: Ford’s parity ‘tactic’, Toyota update, Brad’s NASCAR street racing tales
    Jul 8 2025
    On this week’s episode of The Brad Jones Racing Run Down, the driver of the #96 Macauley Jones and BJR general manager Chris Westwood are joined by BJR founder, owner and boss Brad Jones. Along with wrapping up a promising but bruising Darwin Triple Crown weekend, they also chat about the persistent of ‘parity’ complaints from Ford drivers and teams, the format of this weekend’s Townsville 500 – including just who’ll be watching the Friday afternoon sprint race – the scale of the damage to Jaxon Evans’ primary car from his shunt at Hidden Valley, and the latest on their preparations for their switch to Toyota for 2026. Off the back of Shane van Gisbergen’s wins in Chicago, Brad shares some NASCAR street racing tales of his own, while Macca talks about his chance to steer a BMW Super Tourer recently. And guess who happens to have a few Super Touring stories up his sleeve… Become a BJR Member in 2025 >> https://www.bradjonesracing.com.au/bjr-memberships Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    41 mins
  • Special Stage: Queensland to throw up new ARC drama (feat. Arron Windus)

    Special Stage: Queensland to throw up new ARC drama (feat. Arron Windus)
    Jul 2 2025
    Returning to action this weekend, the Australian Rally Championship heads to Queensland, where the four-way title fight will continue with a vengeance. Lewis Bates and Hayden Paddon have won the opening two rounds of the series, but the likes of Harry Bates and Scott Pedder will be eager to get on the board with a win in the Sunshine State. Keeping these Rally2 cars on the road on treacherously narrow roads will be a tricky task at the world-class speed needed to win in 2025. Luke Whitten and Arron Windus discuss the prospects for the weekend ahead, while also looking back to a rough and rocky Acropolis Rally where there was success for a pair of Australians. Special Stage is produced for the Motorsport Podcast Network by RallySport Magazine >> https://rallysportmag.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    38 mins

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