Full Credit to the Noise

Full Credit to the Noise is here to unpack an instantly iconic Bathurst 1000.
It took a while, but Bathurst delivered once again. A slow burn turned into an instant classic, won by Brodie Kostecki, Todd Hazelwood and Dick Johnson Racing.
But the list of winners and losers didn't just include DJR and Team 18. The Great Race was cruel to many and remarkably kind to some.
Former Legend and AVL take a deep dive into the key storylines.
They also talk about the Singapore GP, including a teammate tangle at McLaren and the incredible resurgence of Max Verstappen.
All that and more in the latest Full Credit to the Noise.

There was devastation and elation at Mount Panorama as Brodie Kostecki and Todd Hazelwood snatched Bathurst 1000 glory. We unpack it all on the Sunday edition of our daily podcast.
It wasn't necessarily an action-packed day at Mount Panorama with the Great Race far from a classic for many of the 161 laps.
The race came alive in the dying stages though when Anton De Pasquale and Lee Holdsworth were robbed of what looked like a certain victory when their Camaro ran out of fuel.
Devastation for Team 18 meant elation for Dick Johnson Racing as Kostecki and Hazelwood snatched victory.
What did De Pasquale and Adrian Burgess have to say? How did Kostecki react? And who were the other winners and losers out of the Bathurst 1000?
Andrew van Leeuwen, Stefan Bartholomaeus and Simon Chapman answer all of those questions, and many more, in the Sunday edition of our daily podcast.

Go behind the scenes of a fairytale Top 10 Shootout day at the Bathurst 1000 with the Saturday edition of our daily podcast.
Zach Bates completed the qualifying miracle at Mount Panorama by beating none other than Brodie Kostecki to pole position.
It was an incredible outcome, particularly with question marks surrounding his future.
The question is, can MSR, or any of the other front-running Chevrolet teams, execute a 1000-kilometre race on Sunday?
Andrew van Leeuwen, Stefan Bartholomaeus and Simon Chapman review Saturday, and look forward to Sunday, in the latest Bathurst 1000 daily pod.

It was a day of more politics and a qualifying shock at Mount Panorama – we unpack it all in the Friday edition of our daily podcast.
Zach Bates scorched to a sensational and surprising provisional pole for the Bathurst 1000 with the first ever sub-2m04s lap of the Gen3 era.
It is a feel good story for the ages, although the sheer number of Camaros near the top of the times did raise eyebrows.
Despite the efforts to give the Fords a leg up at Bathurst's altitude, is the Blue Oval really in the race?
And, for the second day running, where were the Toyotas?
Andrew van Leeuwen and Stefan Bartholomaeus delve into it all in the Friday daily podcast.

Go behind the scenes of a tense opening day of the 2026 Bathurst 1000 – more off-track than on it – with the Thursday edition of our daily podcasts.
The pre-Bathurst parity war continued into the first day of track action at Mount Panorama with Ford finally granted its engine wishes.
The decision came so late, however, that the changes couldn't be applied in time for the first practice session.
Meanwhile, the ongoing TRC and calendar negotiations added to the tension in the Bathurst paddock.
Out on track the spoils were shared by Kai Allen and Lochie Dalton across the two sessions, giving Ford and GM an early win each.
But where were the Toyotas?
Andrew van Leeuwen, Stefan Bartholomaeus and Simon Chapman unpack all of those topics, and more, in the Thursday edition of the daily podcast.