Podcast appearances and mentions of darwin triple crown

Broc Feeney has had the perfect weekend with 3 pole positions and 3 race wins, taking out the Darwin Triple Crown, he talks about the success and how they have turned his season around. Kai Allen speaks about his first Supercars Podiums.

On this episode of the Brad Jones Racing Run Down, driver of the #96 Macauley Jones and BJR general manager Chris Westwood look back at the team's run in the Darwin Triple Crown at Hidden Valley, chat about the engine problems that hit some of the Chevrolet runners in Darwin and how the fix is delaying the team's Townsville preparations, continuing issues with the new Full Course Yellow procedure, and why a couple of (other teams') cars broke down during the Track to Town parade in Darwin. Become a BJR Member in 2024 >> https://www.bradjonesracing.com.au/bjr-memberships Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Darwin Triple Crown is in the books and the boys go through the good, the bad, and the ugly from Hidden Valley. We saw Broc Feeney get his charge for a maiden Supercars title back on track, the defending champion Brodie Kostecki return to the podium for the first time since the Gold Coast 500 last year, and we speak to Mark Winterbottom who was the best of the rest in the Top End. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Last year Mark Winterbottom broke a seven year drought with a win at the Darwin Triple Crown, which also was Team 18's first race win, and Frosty's first win in the Camaro. This year he was back on the podium at Hidden Valley and we spoke to the 2015 Champion about his run of form in the Top End. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Race Control: V8 Sleuth's Aaron Noonan chats with Supercars' Driving Standards Advisor, Motorsport Australia's Craig Baird, who explains all the details behind the calls made in Race Control during the latest Repco Supercars Championship round – the betr Darwin Triple Crown at Hidden Valley Raceway. The V8 Sleuth Podcast appreciates the support of Motorsport Australia in putting our Race Control episodes together. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hear from Chad and James as the talk to the main protagonists from the 2024 betr Darwin Triple Crown

On this episode of the Brad Jones Racing Run Down, driver of the #96 Macauley Jones and BJR general manager Chris Westwood run through the key things you need to know for this weekend's Supercars round, the Darwin Triple Crown at Hidden Valley, chat about how Macca's enduro co-driver Jordan Boys and BJR Super2 steerer Elliott Cleary are going in Trans Am, and Macca doing the local Big Freeze charity slide for the Albury Tigers – in a chequered flag suit! Become a BJR Member in 2024 >> https://www.bradjonesracing.com.au/bjr-memberships Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We're back after a week off, and boy is there a lot to cover! Cam Waters and Will Brown both made their NASCAR Cup Series debuts, Shane van Gisbergen got his second Xfinity win and made a new friend in Austin Hill, it was chaos at the Formula One Canadian Grand Prix, and there's another round of Supercars this weekend as well as we look to the Darwin Triple Crown at Hidden Valley. Keeping our focus to the Northern Territory we also spoke to Craig Lowndes fresh off his debut in the Finke Desert Race. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

V8 Sleuth's Aaron Noonan runs through the latest Repco Supercars Championship news in the wake of last weekend's betr Darwin Triple Crown, headlined by a top Triple Eight engineering being lured away by a rival team, the latest on Cam Waters' future and Supercars' move on parity between the Chevrolet Camaro and Ford Mustang. The Garage >> https://www.repco.com.au/thegarage PRE ORDER: Tickford Racing, The Cars 2003-2023 >> https://bit.ly/3r0T8Zy

We wrap up the fallout from an eventful Darwin Triple Crown which saw more domination from the Chevrolet Camaro, and a frightening car fire for Cameron Waters and the Tickford Racing crew. The parity debate has reared it's ugly head once again and we take your feedback on the situation, and we chat to Matt Stone from Truck Assist Racing after their breakthrough maiden win at Hidden Valley. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week's Castrol Motorsport News Podcast, hosts Andrew van Leeuwen and Stefan Bartholomaeus unpack all the talking points from the Darwin Triple Crown. The rundown includes… -      Why Darwin produced new winners but boring races -      The fallout from the latest Ford engine fire -      Did a suspension rule crackdown hurt Erebus? -      The changing dynamic at Triple Eight -      Where to from here for the Gen3 parity process? -      Virtual Safety Car option for new speed limiter -      The push to formalise a Supercars driver group -      An intriguing development in the silly season All this plus a chat with Broc Feeney, the Motorsport News Mailbag, Castrol Stars of the Week and all the latest from around the motorsport world.

Hear from Chad and James as they talk to the main protagonists from the Darwin Triple Crown

V8 Sleuth's Aaron Noonan runs through the latest Repco Supercars Championship news after Friday's practice running at the betr Darwin Triple Crown, where reigning champion Shane van Gisbergen endured a problem-filled day. The Garage >> https://www.repco.com.au/thegarage

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We are days away from the Darwin Triple Crown, and Supercars returns to the Top End! We'll look at some of the talking points heading into Hidden Valley, plus we wrap up the latest round of the Shannons SpeedSeries with a big weekend of racing at Winton - and we chat to TCR Australia Series leader Bailey Sweeney from HMO Customer Racing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Gear up for the Darwin Triple Crown with the latest episode of the Castrol Motorsport News Podcast, with hosts Andrew van Leeuwen and Stefan Bartholomaeus. On this week's show… - How Supercars teams have embraced Indigenous Round - Will latest tweaks propel Mustangs to the front? - Heat test for Gen3 driver cooling changes - David Reynolds' ‘Lion King Circle of Life Pride Rock Tour' - Inside how Le Mans 24 Hour was run and won All this plus the Motorsport News Mailbag, Castrol Stars of the Week and the latest news headlines from around the racing world.

V8 Sleuth's Aaron Noonan runs through the key news from the Repco Supercars Championship ahead of next weekend's betr Darwin Triple Crown, with several teams revealing their liveries for the upcoming Indigenous Round. The Garage >> https://www.repco.com.au/thegarage

We're counting down to the Darwin Triple Crown in a few weeks time, but we're looking ahead to Race Winton this weekend as the SpeedSeries returns to regional Victoria. Our very own Steven Johnson will be in action in Touring Car Masters, plus TCR Australia, V8 Touring Cars, and TransAm - plus it'll likely be the final appearance of John Bowe at Winton in TCM as well. Plus we wrap up all the action from overseas with IndyCar and Formula One, and David Reynolds joins us as well. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We're counting down to the Darwin Triple Crown in a few weeks, and David Reynolds is someone who knows a thing or two about success at Hidden Valley. We chat to the two time race winner in the Top End about his thoughts on Gen3, becoming a father for the second time, and we have a few struggles with Dave's phone as well. This is one of the great chats and you do not want to miss it! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Supercheap Auto wildcard program continues for the third successive year with Craig Lowndes being joined by Zane Goddard for the enduros this year - and we'll be seeing Zane make his return to the grid in a wildcard entry at the Darwin Triple Crown. We spoke to Zane about what his goals are with this new venture with Triple Eight Race Engineering, and his involvement in the Gen3 development. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A look back at the Canadian GP on this week's show! Jawad takes a minute to admire the rich vein of form Max Verstappen is in and praise the efforts of a couple of Spaniards as well. A hot take on the FIA's directive on porpoising/bouncing too. Some Supercars racing was discussed too, with all the Darwin Triple Crown talking points featured. Do please find all of Jawad's writing, live blogs, photography and just his general being through this Linktree. Please check out F1 Chronicle and their Grid Talk podcast for their plethora of F1 content and amazing team of people.

We're back from a big weekend of Supercars action in the Top End and it was a rare weekend when the Red Bull Ampol Racing Team left around without a win - but before we even get to the fallout from the Darwin Triple Crown we look back at the shock axing of Garry Jacobson by PremiAir Racing and the ramifications on the team for the rest of the season. Plus we go off road and talk rally when Dean Herridge joins us to preview the third round of the Australian Rally Championship which begins in Tassie this weekend.

It's a full debrief of one of the best events in recent memory this week as the On the Grid team reflects on the Darwin Triple Crown at Hidden Valley Raceway. There's all the good, the bad and the indifferent, plus a reaction to news about driver changes, Grand Prix extensions and a whole heap more. Plus, we hear from two-time Australian Drivers' Champion Joey Mawson, who clinched the title at the weekend.

It's a full debrief of one of the best events in recent memory this week as the On the Grid team reflects on the Darwin Triple Crown at Hidden Valley Raceway.There's all the good, the bad and the indifferent, plus a reaction to news about driver changes, Grand Prix extensions and a whole heap more.Plus, we hear from two-time Australian Drivers' Champion Joey Mawson, who clinched the title at the weekend.

This week's Castrol Motorsport News Podcast delves into the hot topics from the Darwin Triple Crown. Host Andrew van Leeuwen and V8 Sleuth's Stefan Bartholomaeus tackle the big questions over Chaz Mostert's disqualification from the Saturday race; was the penalty too harsh, why was the appeal thrown out, and what happens next? The boys also look at Mostert's thrilling win on Sunday, what impact the new tyre rules had on the action, Dick Johnson Racing's resurgence, Shane van Gisbergen's bold move on Will Davison and more. AVL meanwhile has some breaking news about a potential driver change at PremiAir Racing following a torrid Darwin and chats to Erebus Motorsport's Brodie Kostecki about his NASCAR plans. All that plus the latest news headlines from Australia and around the world, including what to make of the Australian Grand Prix's new 10-year deal and the surprise inclusion of Formula 2 and Formula 3. The Motorsport News Mailbag also gets the boys talking and they reveal their Castrol Stars of the Week.Link to buy tickets for the OTR SuperSprint at The Bend >> https://bit.ly/39RS6XqRemember to use the discount code mentioned in the episode to secure 10% off the price of grandstand and General Admission tickets!

Hear from Chad and Briony as they talk to the main protagonists from the Merlin Darwin Triple Crown.

Shane van Gisbergen has had a very busy week, and it isn't over yet.The Kiwi driver made his debut at the iconic 24 Hours of Le Mans over the weekend and he's now back in Australia preparing for the Darwin Triple Crown this weekend.Somewhere between all his jet setting, Shane found time to catch up with D'Arcy Waldegrave on Sportstalk.LISTEN ABOVE

Baku wasn't bonkers, but Jawad still has plenty to talk about after the Azerbaijan GP. There is Ferrari's latest failure, to Red Bull's romping, the porpoising debate which he gets stuck into and all the other trimmings. A brief look ahead to the Canadian GP, as well as some Le Mans love and Supercars chat about the upcoming Darwin Triple Crown. Do please find all of Jawad's writing, live blogs, photography and just his general being through this Linktree. Please check out F1 Chronicle and their Grid Talk podcast for their plethora of F1 content and amazing team of people.

We're counting down the Darwin Triple Crown this weekend and Supercars inaugural Indigenous Round at Hidden Valley. We also recap another Ferrari failure at the Baku Grand Prix as Max Verstappen increased his lead in the 2022 Formula One Championship, and we look back at the first round win for Jett Johnson in the TA2 Muscle Car series. Plus with the announcement that Craig Lowndes would be driving with Declan Fraser in a Supercheap Auto backed wild card at Mount Panorama this year, we spoke to the seven time Bathurst winner about the return of Car #888 to the mountain.

The French GP resisted against its status of a borefest and ended up being an absolute cracker, thanks to some Red Bull pulling on a Mercedes on Mercedes. Jawad talks all things France and whether the Silver Arrows have blown it, as well as Red Bull's successes in the Supercars championship too at the Darwin Triple Crown. Be sure also to follow through to Linktree to follow and interact with the podcast on Twitter and view Jawad's F1 live blogs and random stuff on Instagram.

The Darwin Triple Crown is in the history books and once again it's Shane van Gisbergen that's leaving with the most points of the round. We wrap up all the action from Hidden Valley, and we speak to Tickford Racing boss Tim Edwards after the news that they'll expand to four cars next year.

Thomas Randle on his full-time newsWE are pretty open about the fact that we're fans of Thomas Randle On the Grid, so it only seemed logical to get him back on the show this week following the announcement - finally - that he would be a full-time Supercars driver in 2022.As always, Tom is honest and open about his journey to this point, the surprise of how the news was broken at the weekend and yes, you'd better believe we asked him to go into great detail about how he set up that mega pass on Anton de Pasquale at turn one, too.Then we discuss the new and improved Darwin event and the potential for there to be more of that - Bikes, Drag Racing or otherwise - at other events on the calendar, plus a recap of who did what in the Top End.

For this week's edition of Repco Supercars Weekly, V8 Sleuth's Aaron Noonan is joined by the Shell V-Power Racing Team's Will Davison to wrap up the Merlin Darwin Triple Crown, covering Davison's sweep of the pole positions and twin podium finishes on Sunday, his take on his start to the 2021 season, and what comes next for the new Supersoft tyre after its Hidden Valley debut.The Garage: https://www.repco.com.au/thegarage

Channel 7's Mark Beretta chats to Galey Emily Jade and Christo about the weekend coverage for the Darwin Triple Crown (and it was someone's birthday recently!) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Channel 7's Mark Beretta chats to Galey Emily Jade and Christo about the weekend coverage for the Darwin Triple Crown (and it was someone's birthday recently!) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Channel 7's Mark Beretta chats to Galey Emily Jade and Christo about the weekend coverage for the Darwin Triple Crown (and it was someone's birthday recently!)

It's finally race week with Supercars returning to Hidden Valley for the Darwin Triple Crown. Plus the big news of the week was that Chaz Mostert has effectively taken himself off the market for 2022 and beyond by signing a multi year deal to stay on at Walkinshaw Andretti United. And we caught up with young gun Josh Buchan from HMO Customer Racing after he took his maiden win in the TCR Australia Championship at the last round at Sydney Motorsport Park

CHAZ MOSTERT is locked away at Walkinshaw Andretti United for the next few years, shutting down one of the big silly season 'what if's' half way through the year. He's on the show just hours after announcing his new deal to give us the details.From why he's stayed with WAU, the rebuild of the storied squad to its current competitive state and whether Zak Brown has promised anything cool should he win, it's all here in his one-on-one with our man Tony.Then the team gets the full FOMO with Darwin on this weekend and looks ahead to one of the most exciting rounds of the year as the new Super Soft tyre and an always unpredictable event promises to throw the form guide out the window. That's this week, On the Grid!

As we count down to the Darwin Triple Crown, we chat to David Reynolds who's had a fair bit of success in the top end. Plus after the big announcement that Greg Murphy will be joining Richie Stanaway in a wildcard entry at Bathurst this year we spoke to Murph about his return. Also we get your feedback on the postponement of Gen3.

V8 Sleuth's Aaron Noonan runs through the latest happenings in the Repco Supercars Championship on Repco Supercars Weekly, including rookie testing at The Bend, the Merlin Darwin Triple Crown expanding to a three-day race weekend, plus tickets going on sale for the Repco Bathurst 1000 – which will feature all eight of Mount Panorama's camp sites open for the first time at the ‘Great Race' since 2019.The Garage: https://www.repco.com.au/thegarage

With not much news of driver/team movement in the Supercars silly season we at least have a little sneak peek of what the 2021 calendar would look like with the announcement of the dates for next years Darwin Triple Crown. Plus with the news of Barry Rogers buying a 47.5 percent share in the Australian Racing Group, Baz joined us to talk about what this means for the future of ARG managed categories.

Anton De Pasquale discusses his low key winning style as he claims his first supercars victory. James Courtney spoke of his emotional 2nd place finish. Jamie Whincup claims the all new Triple Crown, while Scott McLaughlin and Shane Van Gisbergen discuss how they would like to do more racing before Bathurst.

The boys hear from Jono Lance from the Western Force, break down the Darwin Triple Crown on the weekend and more!

Every other sport is cramming as much in while they still can during the coronavirus pandemic and Supercars have four rounds back to back beginning with this weekend's Darwin Triple Crown! We spoke to Walkinshaw Andretti United's young gun Bryce Fullwood, the first full time driver from the Northern Territory, about his first race in front of a home crowd. Plus Matt drops a bombshell that we could see some racing return to Queensland Raceway after the Townsville leg of the Championship!

It's been a great year for Ford fans with the complete domination of the Mustang in the championship and after a horror 2018 Tickford Racing have all four cars in the top ten of the Championship and Cam Waters has been at the front of the grid for the majority of the year and he returned to the show to talk about his fortunes so far. Plus reigning champion and current series leader Scott McLaughlin joins us to talk about winning the Darwin Triple Crown, and Steve even puts on his best journalist hat to ask the tough questions about speculation on Scotty's future - and we talk to Malcolm Owens in this month's Classic Cars corner. Podcast thanks to Kubota Australia

We're back live in the studio this week and Matt and Steve wrap up all the action from the Darwin Triple Crown, Anton De Pasquale from Erebus Motorsport joins us to talk about his debut season and what it's like to be under the wing of David Reynolds. Plus we get Steve to recap a very successful round in his Touring Car Masters Championship defence, and we slide open the Classic Cars Corner with Malcolm Owens

As part of our Legends Special with Dick Johnson as guest host, we caught up with Craig Lowndes from Autobarn Lowndes Racing ahead of the Darwin Triple Crown last week to look back at Lowdnesy's great memories of Hidden Valley

Matt and Steve catch up with Lee Holdsworth ahead of the Darwin Triple Crown this weekend to talk about his milestone 400th Race, and we see how many more races Lee needs to break Steve's Supercars record!

We're a week away from the Darwin Triple Crown and the lads get some of your opinions on what's going to happen next round, plus Matt and Steve chat too Preston Hire Racing's Lee Holdsworth who celebrated his 400th race last round, and Todd Hazelwood from Matt Stone Racing joined us as well - and it's mid year so we gave the top ten their mid year report cards! Podcast for Kubota Australia