NEWS: Supercars TV shake-up + Tickford sale unpacked
The news is running hot in Supercars, with mooted changes to the Supercars commentary team on the horizon. Speedcafe.com's news makers Andrew van Leeuwen and Stefan Batholomaues discuss what the broadcast could look like next year, plus the sale of Tickford Racing and the latest in the build up to the Adelaide Grand Final.Full Credit to the News – A Speedcafe.com podcast
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FCTTN: Can Kai Allen win the Supercars title?
The final four drivers are set for a huge Adelaide Grand Final, and after a thrilling Sandown 500, Former Legend and Speedcafe.com news man Andrew van Leeuwen put their spin on the outcomes of Sandown and what we can expect on the streets of Adelaide.Full Credit to the Noise – A Speedcafe.com podcast
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The Sandown 500 daily: Sunday
The four drivers who will fight it out for the Supercars title in the category’s inaugural Grand Final have been locked in. Simon Chapman and Stefan Bartholomaeus debrief a dramatic day at the Sandown 500, where Broc Feeney returned to the top step, rookie Kai Allen’s fairytale run continued, Matt Payne suffered heartbreak and Cam Waters clashed with just about everyone.
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The Sandown 500 daily: Saturday
Chaz Mostert continued his all-conquering Finals Series form with victory on Saturday at the Sandown 500. Speedcafe’s Simon Chapman and Stefan Bartholomaeus debrief the day’s action, from Walkinshaw Andretti United’s masterclass, to Will Brown’s charge and Tickford Racing’s struggle. The boys also discuss Garth Tander’s retirement and an anti-climactic GM announcement.
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The Sandown 500 daily: Friday
Stefan Bartholomaues and Simon Chapman reflect on Friday’s action where David Reynolds went quickest and leant into conspiracy theories. Austin Cindric got his first taste of Gen3 Supercars action, Peter Xiberras opened up on Richie Stanaway’s PremiAir exit, and David Noble unpacked an eventful few weeks for DJR.
FCTTN is a spin-off of the hugely successful rugby league show Full Credit to the Boys, hosted by internet personality Former Legend, which wrapped up at the end of 2023.
Former Legend, a knowledgeable motorsport fan, will host the fast-moving, unpredictable spin-off along with Andrew van Leeuwen in what will be an unmissable listen.
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