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Race of Champions

Race of Champions

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Sep 30, 2026

Tom NardoneHOST
3:13
I'm going.
Tom NardoneHOST
3:14
I went to Sweden once before to watch Rosenquist race in the Race of Champions, and I had a great time.
Tom NardoneHOST
3:19
I really like Sweden.
Tom NardoneHOST
3:20
I really like the Swedish people.
Duncan HydeHOST
0:49
We'll add to the list and play a little bit of special bingo.
Jay ReeveHOST
0:53
Rightio, the Race of Champions happening in Wellington early next year.
Jay ReeveHOST
0:57
Well, hopefully it'll be the last weekend that you're on holiday.
Jay ReeveHOST
1:00
And they've just added one of the most famous motorsport drivers of all time and personalities at that too.
Nigel YaldenHOST
20:45
Michael kicks off part two.
Nigel YaldenHOST
20:47
Thoughts on the race of champions.
Nigel YaldenHOST
20:50
Who would partner Hayden Padden for Team New Zealand? Right.
Nigel YaldenHOST
20:54
I think it's awesome that Wellington has got this.

23 MINS LATER

Nigel YaldenHOST
44:12
Although she does like the idea of Scotland Island.
Nigel YaldenHOST
44:15
That would be quite good.
Nigel YaldenHOST
44:17
She's chosen not to do the Race of Champions.
Nigel YaldenHOST
44:22
It could be worth it.
Mark SkaifePANELIST
23:18
But also,
Paul MurrayHOST
23:19
one of the genius things here, right, and obviously we'll talk about Race of Champions and some other global events a bit later in the show, the really clever thing, and this is where Red Bull, they're just at that next level, right? The collective internet following or social media following of everyone bar max in this race was half a billion people, right? So to be able to get motorsport across those people who would otherwise be talking about other stuff, genius, a wonderful stunt, and now I want to see Scafie do it to a bunch of kids at Eastern Creek maybe at the start of round one
Jess YatesHOST
23:52
next year.
Jess YatesHOST
23:53
That is a great idea.
Greg RustHOST
0:24
Don't forget to check out Terry Morris to our latest feature episode, two-parter there.
Greg RustHOST
0:28
And there's also a Shortcast on the announcement of the Race of Champions going to New Zealand.
Greg RustHOST
0:33
Frederick Johnson and Chas Mostert joining us.
Greg RustHOST
0:37
Today, we are delighted to be joined by Stefan Rittel from the SRO organisation, who's been on the broadcast with me over time.
MousePANELIST
1:02
So there is a worldwide kind of event, I'm going to say.
MousePANELIST
1:07
It's not a proper race or schedule by any means of imagination, called Race of Champions.
MousePANELIST
1:12
Okay.
MousePANELIST
1:13
And it has been announced that it's coming to Aotearoa.
Mika HakkinenGUEST
17:16
And of course, Finland, we have the longest border of Russia, so army naturally is very developed in Finland.
David CoulthardHOST
17:28
that reminds me of the time we were doing Race of Champions in Sweden and we drove after the event to go to, Mika's involved in a health and wellbeing facility called Oktala, which is amazing.
David CoulthardHOST
17:41
It's limited amount of rooms, so it's very small groups of people that go there.
David CoulthardHOST
17:46
And we, of course, were having some drinks in the Mercedes Vito on the way there and we're bursting on a pee.
Scotty StevensonHOST
2:07
Because he sure as wasn't yesterday.
Scotty StevensonHOST
2:09
And Hayden Patton, race of champions, coming to New Zealand.
Scotty StevensonHOST
2:12
The rally driver will be talking to us about that.
Scotty StevensonHOST
2:14
Is that at

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Scotty StevensonHOST
116:58
Brian and Chatty Matty will be in the studio as well, I believe.
Scotty StevensonHOST
117:01
We are going to take a wee break here.
Scotty StevensonHOST
117:03
8.45, we'll be talking to Hayden Padden, the race of champions coming to Henri Stadium in January next year.
Scotty StevensonHOST
117:11
We'll figure out what that's all about next.
Israel DaggHOST
1:34
I know we gave you a call last time and we were trying to get in touch and made him wild, but that was funny as hell.
Israel DaggHOST
1:40
Hey, mate, before we get on to Race of Champions, just quickly in terms of the WRC, you've been back and you've been getting some results.
Israel DaggHOST
1:49
What is the future? Are you enjoying being back on circuit?
Hayden PaddonGUEST
1:53
Yeah, well, it's been one whirlwind year.
Hayden PaddonGUEST
2:50
But there's a big rule change happening in the sport next year, which is probably a little bit unsettling at the moment, but it may or may not bring more opportunities.
Hayden PaddonGUEST
2:57
But yeah, I guess the next sort of two, three months will become clearer.
Scotty StevensonHOST
3:01
Well, it might not be WRC, but it is ROC and that is the Race of Champions.
Scotty StevensonHOST
3:05
Can you tell us about Race of Champions to be held 9th and 10th of January, 2027 at Henry Stadium in Wellington.
BrianHOST
17:47
So
RobHOST
17:47
Valtteri Bottas and Sebastian Vettel have announced that they are set to compete at the Race of Champions first ever event in New Zealand.
RobHOST
17:54
So it's going to take place at the Henry Stadium in Wellington, January the 9th and 10th, 2027, marking the competition's debut in the country after it recently expanded into the Southern Hemisphere.
RobHOST
18:05
Bottas is going to represent Finland, obviously.

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