In this episode, Shane and Brent sit down with Kathy Lisson — racer, Formula V WA President, and all-round legend — to talk about her 12-year journey in motorsport. From humble beginnings racing alongside her husband Rod, to rolling her car (and somehow getting paid for it), Kathy’s story is one of grit, good humour, and serious racing talent.

In this episode, Shane and Brent chat with the Perth-based racer about growing up around race tracks, making the leap from Excels to Bathurst, and what it’s really like to drive up Mount Panorama for the first time.

Jewell shares stories of wrecked karts, reverse-grid nightmares, Street Machine magazine spreads, and lessons learned under pressure.

It’s a raw, funny and honest look at the grind behind the glory — and why you’ll never forget your lights out moments.

We dive into the endurance adventures, Collie pranks, the awkward brilliance of Dodge Vipers, and the challenge of keeping cars and parts alive. Michael opens up about racing alongside his dad, how not overthinking makes him faster, and what makes HQs the heart of Aussie club racing.

If you love barbecues, bent panels, and mates who’ll help fix your car after they’ve just punted you off—this is your episode.

Plus: Taylor’s own rally journey (gearbox heartbreak included), the bucket-list dream of Le Mans/Singapore, and more.

Plus! Shane whinges yet again about an Australian motorsport legend who was rude to him over 30 years ago.

From podiums at the state level to campaigns on the national stage, Reg’s story isn’t about factory budgets or flash pit set-ups — it’s about passion, persistence, and the love of racing. He takes us inside his career, the highs and lows of mixing it with the country’s best, and what keeps him coming back to the grid round after round.

We also talk about his current season behind the wheel of the #41 Holden VP Commodore, the challenges of staying competitive in a tough category, and why Saloon Cars remain one of the purest and most hard-nosed racing series in Australia.

It’s a chat with a racer who embodies the spirit of club-level motorsport — turning spanners, putting it all on the line, and always ready to say, “let’s go again next round.”

Cooper opens up about the personal moments that have shaped his journey, and how working with a psychologist has helped him navigate challenges far beyond the race track. He also shares how his father, Terry Cutts — himself a respected racer — instilled in him a motorsport pedigree and an attitude of “we’ll fix it and get back out there” that continues to guide how he tackles setbacks both on and off the circuit.

We also talk racing — from standout Radical Cup performances that have kept him in the title fight, to how his experiences away from the car have changed the way he approaches competition. Looking ahead, Cooper is set to take his development further by heading to Norwell Motorplex for driver training with respected Supercars figure Paul Morris and his team, as he works to sharpen his skills for the next step in his career.

This is an episode about strength in more ways than one. Cooper’s story is a reminder that behind every helmet is a human being, and that talking about the hard stuff can be just as important as celebrating the wins.

Make sure you check out BRIBERY on Spotify, Cooper's band with their just release single "Innuendo"

We talk through his journey from growing up in a racing family — with father Clint Harvey a former Australian Saloon Car Champion — to his breakthrough national victories, including a maiden race win in Tasmania and a thrilling podium performance at his home round in Perth.

Mason also shares insights on his stunning debut in the First Focus Radical Cup Australia, where he stole the spotlight with a round win at Sandown that has shaken up the championship fight.

From state champion to national contender, Mason Harvey’s rise is one of the standout stories in Australian motorsport right now — and we’ve got the inside line.

Priyanka is the National Participation Lead for Motorsport Australia and part of her role is the Ricciardo Racers program and the FIA Girls on Track program.

We had a chat about how she ended up in Motorsport and then went for a dive into the FIA Girls on Track program which has undergone some big changes in the last 12 months.

Now, he's bringing to life an event in Joondalup, Western Australia called the Joondalup Festival of Motoring.

We caught up with him to chat about his history, get some funny tales from before things got so strict, the logistics put into running an event like the Safari and of course we hear about the Joondalup Festival of Motoring and what one thing about the event is making it all worthwhile to put his reputation (and more!) on the line to put this event on.

We find out about his early experience in some form of racing and some news about the upcoming speedway season.

Hear about the racing in the UK where they are 10000% spoilt for choice on tracks, given the small distances, and the mammoth effort to bring his BMW to Australia.

His Dad, His Dad's Dad all competitors in motorsport before him, he's given Karting, Formula Ford, Sim Racing, RC Racing a go all before landing himself behind a microphone after having one of his "I can do that" moments and giving it a go.

From racing, to commentating, to movie star and more we get to learn more about one of Perth's best and most sought after person behind the microphone.

Nathan has been volunteering for some time and gives us an insight into how to get started, what volunteers get to do and see and some favourite moments from his time so far as a marshall.

Anyone interested in becoming a volunteer motorsport official should get in touch with their local motorsport club.

Lawyer in training, all rounder at Triple Eight Racing, on air personality and so much more including ambassador to FIA Girls on Track and representative of FIA Women in Motorsport she squeezed us in to talk about her history in motorsport and women in motorsport.

He has now turned his hand to sim racing and we caught up with him a chat about his journey so far.

Charlie Bullis is a Digital Content Producer for Supercars and takes us through how she got into motorsport, FIA Girls on Track, her new project Careers with Gears, plus some fantastic behind the scenes chat about Supercars and the upcoming Perth event.

Check out Charlie on her Instagram

https://www.instagram.com/charlie_bullis

and her Careers with Gears Instagram which is just getting started

https://www.instagram.com/careers_with_gears

With stints as a privateer in Supercars, Bathurst 1000 entries and trips to Sepang, hear his story about his motorsport journey so far and we ask him the big question, what's next for Grant Johnson?

Get an insight into what it takes at the top level and what his plans are for two snails and a Lambo.

In this episode, recorded back in 2021, we very much focus on the family racing history and future.

Have a listen as she tells us about the step up from junior dragsters into a 2000 HP Funny Car and the history behind the family's beloved Boston Strangler.

Tayla joins us to tell us all about her racing career, what she's up to now, future plans and her superstitions when racing.

Charlotte tells us perhaps the funniest first competition story ever (and maybe controversial) and what's her connection with Stadium Super Trucks owner Robby Gordon?

We chat about his car collection over the years, behind the scenes stuff and his ever patient wife who lets him indulge in his motorsport passion.

After starting in sprint events, motorkhanas and other entry level events, Denver finally stepped up his game with a 7 year build of a Nissan R33 with a roll cage designed by the late great Mike Figliomeni and his team.

A build that Nissan Japan has even taken note of, he has retired the car with hopes to build a fully compliant Targa car to finally take out the top step on the podium.