Radio Le Mans

John Hindhaugh talks to Marco Sorensen ahead of the opening round of the FIA WEC; Nick Daman reviews World Superbikes from Phillip Island, and who knows most about the Grand Prix of St Petersburg? This week’s Big Interview is with Cadillac Hertz Team Jota’s David Clarke.

John Hindhaugh talks to drivers including Sean Galael, Miguel Molina, Michelle Gatting, Tom Gamble and Ian James.

Peter Mackay reviews Rally Sweden, and John Hindhaugh talks to Chad McCumbee about winning the Endurance, Teamwork and Speed award at Daytona.

John Hindhaugh and Nick Daman look at the week’s news in F1, sports cars and MotoGP. This week’s Big Interview is with Ashley Freiberg.

Motorsport legend Brian Redman talks to Jim Roller and previews the 2025 edition of his ‘Targa 66’. Paul Jurd looks back to the first-ever Daytona 500, which was more dramatic than any Hollywood movie could have come up with and Paul Tarsey leads a somewhat off-the-wall discussion about the Ecclestone Collection.

John Hindhaugh and Nick Daman look at two WEC prototypes, as Alipne and Asotn Martin unveil their Hypercar challengers. Plus the Moto GP testing news, Formula One and how much would Nick pay for Eddie Irvine’s dishevelled helmet?

Ben, Louis, and Taylor talk about Daytona (both Rolex and iRacing), react to Forza’s message to their community, and speculate about the new cars in GT7. Taylor also sits down with the Grid and Go Esports Team and Williams Esports Driver and iRacing Daytona Clash winner Parker White.

John Hindhaugh revisits the National Motor Racing Museum at Bathurst, with guide Brad Owen.

John Hindhaugh is joined in Bathurst by Richard Craill to preview this wekeend’s 12 hour race. Nick Daman reviews the Daytona 24 hours, plus the latest news in F1 and WRC.

John Hindhaugh previews the Daytona 24 hours

Ben and Taylor are joined by IMSA Esports GTP Champion Jaden Munoz and WoO Esports race winner Robbie Buchanan Jr to talk about their recent wins. They also give a final AC Evo Preview and discuss racing games to look out for in 2025.

Phil Anson and Nick Daman review the Dubai 24 hours.