Guest host Jonny Palmer is joined by Nick Daman, Joe Bradley and Tim Gray to discuss the latest motorsport news. Special guests Oliver Askew and Kyle Kirkwood are in the studio, as winners of this year’s Team USA Scholarship. Marshall Pruett reports on driver and engine changes in Indycar, and PWC’s season finale, and there are previews of this weekend’s races in the FIA World Endurance Championship, and Brno 24 hours.
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Marshall Pruett discusses sponsorship in Indycar in the wake of the announcement that Target is pulling out of the sport after 27 years. Graham Goodwin previews the Spa 24 hours, plus the latest motorsport news.
Joe Bradley desperately tries to remember the 1982 Caesars Palace GP, Graham Goodwin discusses the problems with LMP2, and Nick Daman is two hours late.
John Hindhaugh, Tim Gray and Marshall Pruett look ahead to the 2016 Indycar season, with contributions from drivers including Scott Dixon, Graham Rahal, Conor Daly and James Hinchcliffe.
The latest news from testing ahead of the F1, Indycar, IMSA and MotoGP seasons, Nick looks back at the World Superbike season opener, Tim gets to sleep with some old cars, and Shea and Graham play “Dale of the Century”.
After a two week break the Midweek Motorsport team returns with news of grey cars, penguins and the Belgians. Plus Marshall Pruett tells us why it’s taken until after the Daytona 500 to know the result of the Rolex 24 at Daytona, and Nick Daman confuses France with Australia.
Nick Daman reviews the Malaysian GP, Marshall Pruett talks about Indycar in St Petersburg, and Declan Brennan eulogises on GT3.  .
Tim Gray and Nick Daman discuss the week’s motorsport news and aim to work out who’ll be driving what F1 car in 2014, while Marshall Pruett looks ahead to this weekend’s Indycar finale.  .
The latest news on the Mallory Park saga, Marshall Pruett reports on Indycar from Houston, and this week’s guest is Johnny Mowlem.  .
Nick has been watching young boys at Silverstone, Tim’s been watching a race with three winners at the Norisring, John watched the stars and their cars at Goodwood, and Marshall Pruett wants us all to watch more Indycar.  .