Auto Action’s weekly motorsport therapy session… now with extra caffeine and fewer brakes.
Strap in, legends — this week’s RevLimiter is a bit like the second chicane at Monza: fast, messy, and guaranteed to upset somebody.
We kick things off with F1’s young-gun cage match, where Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris are split by a single lonely championship point. One. Uno. The margin is thinner than a McLaren PR statement.
So… what happens now?
Does Oscar keep his ice-veined rhythm, or does Lando’s late-season desperation finally boil over? And while everyone’s arm-wrestling over papaya bragging rights, we’ll ask whether Max Verstappen is actually out of this… or just coiling for a late-season sucker punch. We wouldn’t bet the house — but maybe a small rental car.
And yes — Ollie Bearman. Mexico. The kid looked like he’d been driving F1 cars since preschool. Superstar energy. Big future. Ferrari might actually have something to smile about — assuming they don’t find a way to ruin it.
Back home, Supercars went nuclear.
Chaz Mostert didn’t just win twice — he turned the championship upside down like he was shaking loose change from the couch cushions. Meanwhile, the Finals format has already claimed its first scalps:
Brodie Kostecki – gone.
Ryan Wood – gone.
Anton De Pasquale – also gone.
The drama is real and the field is getting thinner than a pit-lane excuse.
We’ll also take a moment to remember two towering figures who shaped Aussie racing:
Garry Rogers — the big personality who never stopped giving young drivers a crack.
And George Sheppard — a quiet giant whose fingerprints are all over the sport’s modern history.
It’s all coming your way: fast, loud, and with more bite than a Bathurst hotel schnitty.
Don’t miss it.
All this and more on the latest episode of the AutoAction RevLimiter. Check out https://autoaction.com.au/for all thelatest updates and dropping news.
Thanks to Byron Clarke for production support.
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We only hit record when there’s something worth saying, and this week we’ve got a full hour of it.
Bruce has the unemployment office on speed-dial: co-drivers who’ve stayed a season too long, main-game names living off past glory, and a couple of “can’t-miss” prospects who somehow keep missing. No sacred cows, just fresh steaks.
We rip into Bathurst’s fallout with parity bunfights, TRC theatre, and a twilight finish that felt weird even by Mount Panorama standards... plus the kids who stole the show while Dunlop’s wets basically saved it.
Then it’s Papaya Rules: what McLaren’s team orders mean for Oscar vs Lando, and whether the championship maths now lives in the garage as much as on track. And keep your toes out of the water, Max the Shark is coming. If Red Bull smell blood over the final run, this title fight gets feral fast.
And yes, the Great Dane is back, Lord Vader with a headset. Roland on the pit wall means pit-lane politics just got spicy, and a few comfy seats aren’t so comfy anymore.
One hour. No fluff. Sharp takes, hard truths, and a few laughs at our own expense.
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Just two blokes, Andrew & Bruce. talking motorsport over a beer… well, maybe not this week. We pull apart the Azerbaijan Grand Prix: Oscar’s slips, Lando’s missed punches, Max’s metronomic dominance, and Red Bull Racing’s revival under its new regime. George Russell, Carlos Sainz, and the small matter of a Williams podium all get a run, too.
Then we swing back to The Bend 500, seven days on, to ask what actually mattered, who nailed the start, and who never fired. Plus, Cameron McLeod’s big weekend at Indy in GT4, and a word on TCR’s quiet resurgence.
It’s RevLimiter: no fluff, no fence-sitting, plenty of throttle.
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We’re back after a short pit stop — almost the same crew, slightly tweaked format, and still as straight-shooting as ever. This week, we pull apart Supercars’ return to Queensland Raceway, where Broc Feeney decided to dominate for fun… and even jumped the start to keep himself entertained. We’ll cover who else shone, who got lucky under Safety Car, and how a monster crowd also meant a monster queue to get out.
We also reflect on the life and legacy of the late John Sheppard, discuss Shane van Gisbergen’s NASCAR hot streak, and the rough day for Connor Zilisch, who punted SVG to win an Xfinity race, fell off his own car i his victory celebration, and left with a broken collarbone. SVG would never do that, he just falls off mountain bikes.
All that, plenty of opinions, and maybe a little mischief. So strap in — The RevLimiter is back.
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No news.
No tight bit.
Just pure, unfiltered Loose.
We’re jumping straight into the thick of it with a bumper chat about the Austrian Grand Prix, and the revival of Papaya Power. McLaren’s McMiracle nearly came undone, but Oscar and Lando showed why they’re the sharpest pair on the grid right now, mistakes and all.
We’ll dissect Ferrari’s floor upgrade (spoiler: it might actually work), Max Verstappen’s messy no-pointer (is Mercedes on speed dial?), and why Liam Lawson is quietly making his case for a full-time seat while managing to upstage Yuki from afar.
Plus, we get weird and nostalgic in our look at the latest Auto Action Premium magazine, featuring:
Cam Waters doing Supercars and America
Cameron McLeod bossing the Mustang Challenge at Le Mans
Max’s meltdown
Hesketh’s 50-year reign of chaos
Jim Richards’ Falcon moment
And why the Tasman Cup was better than your average Grand Prix
📦 Still 559 points on the table in F1… and still plenty to argue about.
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In this week’s RevLimiter, we’re full throttle into the Darwin weekend—but with one eye on the broader battle brewing across Supercars, F1, and beyond.
Broc Feeney is on a rampage. Fast, focused, and firmly in the mix for a title run. But does it actually matter right now? We’ve seen red-hot form fizzle out when the pressure ramps up. Broc’s part of a new generation putting the old guard on notice—Kai Allen, still a teenager, just scored his first Supercars podium, and Matt Payne and Ryan Wood are already race winners before they can rent a car overseas. We’re breaking down the rise of the Zoomers and what it means for the sport.
Meanwhile, the Ford vs Chevy parity debate is back—because of course it is. The Blue Oval camp reckons they’re still 2km/h down in the speed traps, despite the tweaks. And now the whispers are turning into something more—a possible switch from the Gen III to the Gen IV Coyote engine. Officially denied… but unofficially? Let’s just say the story’s not going away. We dig into the politics and the potential.
Big news too from Targa Tasmania, which has finally been cleared to return post-coroner’s report. Bruce has been on the phone to the top brass at Targa—his full yarn drops in print soon, but this episode gives you the early scoop on what’s changing, why it matters, and how they plan to keep the event alive.
Over in Europe the chaos continues in Formula 1:
Is Fred Vasseur safe at Ferrari? Or is he just the next in a long line of team bosses to find out how sharp Maranello’s knives can be?
Flavio Briatore is back—because of course he is. But what exactly is his role? Can a man banned for race fixing really be your performance advisor with a straight face?
And over at McLaren, Papaya Rules. The team’s form continues to impress, with Lando and Oscar proving the car’s the real deal. Has McLaren leapfrogged Mercedes for good?
Plus, a quick wrap of IndyCar, where Alex Palou is back doing boringly brilliant things—and nobody has an answer for it.
All that and more on The RevLimiter. Get it wherever you get your podcasts. It drops Friday and it’s got more torque than a GT3 warm-up lap.
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This week’s Rev Limited episode fired on all cylinders—and maybe a few bodily functions too, if Shane van Gisbergen’s gastro in Mexico update is anything to go by. With “Gorgeous George” Russell finally shaking off the nearly-man-of-2025 status and clinching a slick Canadian GP win.
Of course, you can’t talk Canada without diving into the McLaren mess. Yes, Peter-wits, Lando Norris did hit Oscar Piastri. No amount of diplomatic hand-waving or orange-tinted excuses can change that. And if you're still debating it, the podcast panel has receipts. It's called video replay, look it up. Oh yeah, and Lando admitted it.
Meanwhile, in France, Ferrari made it three on the trot at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. The boys were positively glowing about the Prancing Horse’s endurance credentials.
There was also a hearty nod to Cameron MacLeod, who swept both Mustang Challenge races at Circuit de la Sarthe. He’s officially on the international radar now, and with whispers that Ford is shipping 25 Mustang Dark Horse Rs to Australia, the panel suspects we’ll be seeing the pony cars thunder into the local scene sooner rather than later. It’s shaping up as a bold new undercard for SRO's SpeedSeries.
Over in Indy NXT, Lochie Hughes is quietly launching a title campaign with the subtlety of a firecracker in a phone booth. Another win in the books and a sniff of the championship lead, expect us to start talking “what ifs” for a 2026 IndyCar seat.
And yes, we were treated to some proper Shane Van Gisbergen lore. The man not only dominated NASCAR’s inaugural race in Mexico, but did so while battling a bout of gastro that would’ve had most of us curled up in a foetal position. SVG? He just wiped his visor and kept passing people, and then slapped them in the face with speed.
Finally, the elephant in the room—or more accurately, the barely-moving grid: Is TCR dead? The vibe? Grim. The fixes? Unclear. The optimism? Not overflowing. Let’s just say if your race series is being spoken about in the same breath as SuperUtes circa 2019, you’ve got a problem.
All in all, another belter of an episode, equal parts analysis, banter, and the occasional savage truth bomb. Worth the listen. Especially if you're a fan of Ferrari, Ford, fast Aussies, or feuding teammates.
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On this week’s Auto Action RevLimiter, Andrew and Bruce debrief a wild weekend in Perth where the young blood stood tall — Broc Feeney keeps making this Supercars title look like his to lose, while Ryan Wood finally cracked his maiden win of the season with a statement drive.
We dive into what’s making this new generation so exciting, even as the finals loom to throw a spanner in Feeney’s championship momentum, potentially.
Also on the table is the return of James Warburton as Supercars CEO — we dissect the reaction, what it means for the sport, and why, despite the noise, Supercars might be in the best shape it's been in years. From gloves-off strategy to elbows-out racing, it’s exactly what fans want.
Plus, we’ve got a lightning round of motorsport news: the just-released 2026 Formula 1 calendar, key updates from #NASCAR, #MotoGP madness, some Aussie drag racing, and a mini preview of Le Mans as the countdown begins.
It’s packed, punchy, and pure motorsport. Catch the Auto Action RevLimiter now wherever you get your podcasts.
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This week on the Auto Action RevLimiter, Andrew and Bruce dive deep into a Spanish Grand Prix that had it all — dominance, drama, and dummy spits.
Oscar Piastri delivered a clinical performance in Barcelonato take a commanding win and firmly plant himself in the championship conversation. But while the Aussie was calm and collected, Max Verstappen was anything but — throwing a full-blown tantrum over team strategy and setup decisions. We break down the fallout, the radio rants, and whether Red Bull is starting to feel the pressure.
But it wasn’t just about the front-runners — so who else caught the eye of Andrew and Bruce? There are a few surprise names on their list…
We also take a quick look at the blockbuster Auto Action Premium exclusive with incoming Supercars CEO James Warburton and RACE chairman Barclay Nettlefold. International expansion, commercial growth, and a possible new global Supercars series? It’s all on the table.
Plus, we run through the latest news from across the motorsport world — from IndyCar and NASCAR to Supercars Silly Season whispers and everything in between.
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Mel’s crook this week, so Andrew and Bruce are steering the ship on this episode of RevLimiter — and there’s plenty to cover in under an hour.
First up, it’s the Monaco Grand Prix, where Lando Norris finally conquered the streets of Monte Carlo to take the win and slice Oscar Piastri’s championship lead down to just three points. Bruce has a few spicy suggestions on how to actually fix Monaco as a race, while both ponder how the replacements for Jack Doohan and Liam Lawson are doing their best to prove why they shouldn’t have been picked in the first place.
Over in the States, the world’s biggest motor race — the Indy 500 — was won by Alex Palou in a thriller. But the victory was almost overshadowed by the Team Penske cheating saga, which has now claimed three big-name scalps inside the operation.
And in MotoGP, it wasn’t a Marquez on top — it was a wild race no one seemed to want to win, while young Aussie Senna Agius stunned the field with his maiden Moto2 victory.
All that and more in this week’s Auto Action RevLimiter. Tunein now wherever you get your podcasts.
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This week on The Auto Action RevLimiter, Andrew Clarke and the crew unpack a wild weekend of motorsport – starting with Max Verstappen’s gritty win at Imola. How did McLaren not convert raw pace into victory? Was it strategy, tyre wear… or the problem of having 2 drivers in the fight? Red Bull didn’t have that issue – especially after Yuki Tsunoda’s monster crash ended his qualifying session early.
We also break down the weekend chaos at Imola: Franco Colapinto filled in for Jack Doohan and promptly put it in the wall, Ferrari raced better than they qualified, Aston Martin did the opposite, and Mercedes had a complete shocker.
Back home, James Warburton is back at the helm of Supercars – and we reckon that’s a good thing. We dig into what it means and what’s next.
Then it’s off to Indy, where Team Penske was slapped with disqualifications at a race they own, in a series it owns. Awkward? Absolutely. But don’t be surprised when they come out swinging at the Indy 500 as it targets three-in-a-row.
All that plus the latest headlines, hot takes, and news fromaround the racing world. Buckle in – this one’s flat-out.
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This week on The Auto Action RevLimiter, we're turning up the heat from the frozen south, which actually wasn't that frozen! Andrew Clarke was trackside in Tasmania, and he's got all the stories — from Matt Payne winning with his head rather than his right foot, to Broc Feeney proving he's got both speed and silverware, even if the clean sweep slipped through his fingers.
We unpack the brains-beat-brawn strategy play that handed Payne the win, why Feeney still walks away on top of the championship, and how DJR’s night in the steward’s office turned into a proper disqualification debacle.
We also dive into Brad Jones’ big Toyota switch — yes, it’s real — and which Supercars stars are packing their passports for NASCAR's Chicago Street Race.
Then, buckle up as we explore the $350 million facelift coming to Albert Park's pit lane, and why it's not just about F1 but the future of motorsport in Victoria.
It's all here. All killer, no filler. Hit subscribe and get the lowdown on everything that matters in Aussie motorsport — and maybe a few things that probably shouldn't but still make us laugh.
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Three wins on the trot, a racing masterclass against Verstappen, and a warning shot to the rest of the grid – Oscar Piastri is the real deal. This week’s RevLimiter is basically an Oscar special, as we break down how the Aussie ace is owning 2025 so far.
We dive into how he handled Max at his own game, the rising rivalry with Norris, and what it all means for McLaren’s internal dynamic.
Plus:
Has Jack Doohan quietly run his last race for Alpine? We’ve got the inside mail.
The latest from Chevrolet’s Supercars camp as the Gen3 battle heats up.
Results from GT World Challenge Australia at Sydney Motorsport Park.
A recap of Barber IndyCar action and yet another Indy NXT podium for Lochie Hughes.
Even a little Drag News to round things out.
And then there's the Supercars back on track this weekend at Symmons Plains in Tasmania.
But let’s be honest… this episode belongs to Oscar.
Hit play now – and ride the Piastri wave with us.
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We're firing on all cylinders and stirring the pot like it's Sunday arvo at the pub!
👀 Could Kyle Larson, Chase Elliott AND Brad Keselowski really be heading Down Under for the Adelaide 500? Yeah, you read that right. We unpack the madness—and ask the big question: what if Bathurst dropped the spool and rolled out the welcome mat for a full-blown NASCAR invasion in December each year? Imagine the Mountain with bump-drafts and beer guts. We’re here for it.
🏆 Oscar Piastri’s on top of the F1 world, but how does he stay there when Max and Landobreathing down his neck? We’ve got the insight—and maybe a few bold predictions.
Plus: a massive week for Aussies overseas in GB3, MotoGP and beyond. Who’s flying the flag and who’s heading back to the drawing board?
Cheeky, loud, fast and definitely opinionated. Hit play and strap in.
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🎙️ Podcast Preview: Auto Action Rev Limiter – Easter Edition
This week on Auto Action Rev Limiter, we kick off with a bang—and that bang is Oscar Piastri rocketing to the top of the Formula 1 world championship standings after a clinical third win of the season in Saudi Arabia. The McLaren-Mercedes star used a clever undercut, a cool head, and a slice of Verstappen’s penalty to pull off a Grand Prix masterclass.
Not bad for a kid once accused of being "too quiet"—he’s making plenty of noise now.
Bruce Williams and Melinda Price join Andrew Clarke for a high-octane wrap of the long weekend that had it all: chocolate, controversy, and championship leads changing hands.
We also slide sideways into the clay chaos of the Easter Sprintcar Trail, where Jamie Veal reminded everyone why he’s a dirt-track don, and we climb the mountain with the Bathurst 6 Hour's wildest comeback since The Beatles got back together—Cameron Crick and Dean Campbell from 66th to 1st!
From Saudi Arabia to Mount Panorama, from Easter Speedway warfare to Ferrari’s flag-waving win at the WEC 6 Hours of Imola—it’s been a motorsport feast, and we’re serving it hot.
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Strap in because the latest episode of the RevLimiter is firing on all cylinders and 'confecting' all the stories from a big weekend of motorsport!
We kicked things off under the Bahrain lights, where Oscar Piastri was cooler than a cucumber in the sand, delivering a textbook takedown of McLaren teammate Lando Norris. Some say it was domination, others say it was daylight robbery — either way, poor Lando looked like his spirit had been quietly escorted out of parc fermé.
Meanwhile, Gorgeous George Russell was driving a wounded Mercedes but still managed to fend off Norris for P2. We're not saying George’s defence was heroic... but somewhere, a Union Jack just fluttered with pride.
Was it genuine pace, team strategy, or just a bit of well-timed confecting from the pit wall? We don’t know, but it tasted sweet for Oscar either way.
Back on home turf — well, close enough — it was a Kiwi cash grab in Taupō as Matt Payne cleaned up with two wins, the Jason Richards Trophy, and presumably a new savings account. Chaz Mostert kept it interesting by pinching one of the wins, but Payne was the local hero with the Midas touch.
We also dive into Tony Quinn’s bold call to rotate the New Zealand round between the country’s four big tracks — because, as he puts it, NZ can only support one round a year, but why not let everyone have a turn?
Plus, we round out the episode with the latest from overseas: NASCAR and IMSA winners get their dues, and Marc Márquez proves once again he’s not just back — he’s back on top in MotoGP.
Catch all the banter, breakdowns and a few dodgy predictions on the RevLimiter. It's like a warm-up lap for your ears.
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Max Vertsappen was unheaded on his way to the Japanese Grand Prix after a stunning qualifying lap set him on the path to victory.
McLaren mucked it up, though. It missed the chance to undercut with Lando Norris and then left him to waddle around an unthreatening distance from Verstappen while the faster Oscar Piastri wanted a crack.
We pull it apart with typical honesty.
As we do the news that Brad Jones Racing and PremiAir Racing are exploring a move away from Chevrolet next year as exlusively report in the pages of Auto Action Premium.
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Liam Lawson has been dropped to the reserves for the Japanese Grand Prix, and Yuki Tsunoda has been promoted as his replacement. But why? Is it fair? Can it work?
Supercars in Thailand and Singapore... the hype is real. It is also getting set to announce a non-change for you and me TV deal that changes everything for Supercars.
And we've got all the news in MotoGP, NASCAR, Speedway and whatever else.
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Oscar Piastri has his first win on the board after dominating the Chinese Grand Prix last weekend with a pole-to-flag victory. Lando Norris was second and George Russell third.
But the Saturday sprint race was all about Ferrari and Lewis Hamilton, who scored his first win for the Scuderia. But then it all turned to disaster in the main race when he was disqualified for wearing out his plank too much.
Not to feel alone, teammate Charles Leclerc was also rubbed our for being underweight, as was Pierre Gasly in an Alpine.
Anyway, Andrew, Bruce and Melinda pull the race apart.
We’ve got all the NASCAR, Rally and IndyCar news, and the bombshell departure of Shane Howard from the CEO's office at Supercars. What does it mean, and how do we view his time at the helm as he moves into other roles for Supercars?
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Lando Norris has won an incident-packed wet Australian Grand Prix after a couple of extreme heat. Oscar Piastri challenged him until he was told to 'hold', and then later spun out of the action. Max Verstappen and George Russell wereon the podium, but how did it all play out?
The Supercars lost their Sunday race to rain but had three full-on races in the lead-up. Broc Feeney had four positions and one win; Will Brown had a win, too, and has regained the series.
But the big story was a Matt Stone Racing one-two and a maiden win to Cam Hill.
We look at all the other actions from Melbourne and worldwide.
And if you are on the ACDelco website, use the code AAREVL25 for a 25% discount on all your parts.
All this and more on the latest episode of the Auto Action RevLimiter.
Check out https://autoaction.com.au/ for all the latest updates and dropping news.
Thanks to Byron Clarke for production support.
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