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Welcome to the Speed Cafe grassroots racing podcast presented with the support of Motorsport Australia.

Each episode we bring you stories, people and events that make grassroots motorsport the heart of Australian racing.

Now let's get into it.

And you're a Hall of Famer.

We can't move on.

You and... fellow Speed Cafe employee and owner and founder, got yourselves into the Media Hall of Fame.

Congratulations.

Yeah,

So we'll see how that plays out.

Well, Brock Feeney had said, uh, "We're probably aga-" This is on Speedcafe I got these from.

"So we're probably against the tie bundles, just due to the fact that if you hit one, it's pretty bad.

[object falls] The tie bundle on the right, the one that we're jumping, is fine.

And of course, Austin next and a chance for Kimi Antonelli this time to seal it as the youngest ever winner of the F1 Drivers' Championship.

So we're going to be joined by Simon Chapman from speedcafe.com. He's going to be with us very shortly.

Later on in the hour, we'll have our news clippings courtesy of Massport.

Then after 11 o'clock, Gordon Bray is going to join us and talk about the Bledisloe Cup, but also his reflections on a great career broadcasting rugby.

gaining points in both races.

Let's reflect on it all and we might take a look ahead to Austin as well.

Simon Chapman from speedcafe.com joins us.

Hey Simon.

Make sure you do stay tuned to speedcafe.com across what promises to be a pretty exciting Saturday at Mount Panorama.

We will find out who is the official pole sitter for the 2026 Bathurst 1000 tomorrow evening, and we'll have everything across the whole day, Supercar support categories, reports, reaction, news, the whole lot.

Speedcafe.com is where you'll find it, and we'll be back in this podcast feed for a very special post-shootout Stefan Bartholomaeus birthday edition of the Daily Pod on Saturday evening