V8 Sleuth Aaron Noonan chats one-on-one with icons of Australian motorsport. Along with the big wins and the big moments, Noonz digs a step deeper and unearths a few forgotten tales and funny stories from their life in racing.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 535 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureSportsAutomotive |
The Undercut is back, and it’s all about the Great Race – the 2025 Repco Bathurst 1000!
With thanks to the Shell Motorsport Collection, Aaron Noonan, Jack Perkins, and James Moffat break down all of the big issues as we head to Mount Panorama for mo... more
Lovers of 1:18 scale diecast model cars gather around – the Diecast Detective is back!
Episode two of the Mini Metal Podcast, powered by the Diecast Detective, focuses on the model cars from the 1980s and ‘90s Bathurst 1000 classics.
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In this second part of our chat with Rob Starr, we delve into the glory years of the Holden Racing Team, where success came naturally for Team Red. The discussion delves into the various roles Starr has held within the Walkinshaw operation, as well a... more
On this episode of The Undercut, with thanks to Shell OTR, Aaron Noonan, Jack Perkins, and James Moffat pull apart the burning issues in Supercars. The team break down all of the big-ticket items from the inaugural enduro at The Bend, plus we look fo... more
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So good to hear from Cameron McLean, sounds like a great bloke 👍
Not a bad podcast but Aaron Noonan needs to stop inserting himself in the podcasts. “Yours truely” is often heard when he is big noting himself or giving himself a pat on the back. Not something a true journalist should do and very cringeworthy. See Greg Rust (very professional).
A great interview with a great man!
Tony Quinn, the no bullshit, self made billionaire whose just one of the boys and a real racer at heart.
Great podcast.obviously well researched and well delivered .driven by an enthusiast for enthusiasts .
Great show, so many fantastic stories from Aussie motorsport. A great listen!
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A notable feature is the insightful and engaging interviews with various figures from the world of Australian motorsport, showcasing both celebrated moments and lesser-known anecdotes from their careers. Episodes frequently discuss major racing events, car culture, and the history of notable races, providing a comprehensive view of the motorsport landscape in Australia. The blend of personal stories, technical discussions, and reflections on past races likely resonates with enthusiastic fans who appreciate both the competitive spirit and camaraderie found in racing.
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Recent guests on The V8 Sleuth Podcast include:
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2. Simon Brookhouse
3. Lee Holdsworth
4. Dean Canto
5. Cameron Crick
6. Cameron McLean
7. David Reynolds
8. Scott McLaughlin
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