107: Bang Gym!!!

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05/03/21 • 41 min

The boys explore all the hard hitting issues this week including the shortage of chips, used car prices and the Suez Canal blockage. We look at April Fools jokes after VW advertised its new name - Voltswagen. After selling the Passat Peter talks about his new purchase - Porsche 996 911 Turbo S. Halil questions why ute loving Australians are not being satisfied with the super size utes from America. Ross compares his childhood dream cars to the speeds of cars from today - Can a Yaris beat a Testarossa around the Nurbingring? Follow us on Instagram and email us [email protected]

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106: LIVE Drive BMW M3 Competition with Bradford Berry on hands free

The boys are handed the keys to the 2021 BMW M3 Competition and take it for a drive. It's a thumbs up with some caveats - plenty of room inside with all the usual BMW switchgear, the steering is great, the gearbox an improvement over the old DCT but the sound is a little muted. During the drive we test the hands free capabilities with a call to BMW's Bradford Berry. He explains to us that the car is not run in and requires a first service to unlock launch control. Follow us on Instagram and email us [email protected]

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108: Interview with Tom Shaw racing car driver

Peter Ross and Tom the Roving Reporter meet up with Tom Shaw, a young racing car driver currenlty competing in the Mazda RX8 Cup Series, an affordable grass roots level of racing at a national level. Tom is guided by his father and team owner, Ric Shaw Racing, a 30 year veteran in Australian and international sports car racing. Ric explains the cost of racing. Tom guides us through a lap of Bathurst after competing in the recent 6 hour event. We hear about Tom's invitation to test drive a Hyunday TCR race car, the new 2.0 litre class of racing. Tom explains the business side of motor racing including chasing and satisfying sponsors. If you wish to support Tom Shaw, contact him on Facebook and Instagram at TomShawRacing.