Radio Le Mans

John Hindhaugh takes another tour around the museum, with curator Brad Owen, looking at a special single seater from early in the career of Mark Skaife, and a collection of Fords to mark 100 years of the marque in Australia.

John Hindhaugh heads to New Zealand to talk to Hayden Paddon and look behind the scenes at the country’s leading motor sport team.

Richard Craill and John Hindhaugh wander through the Bathurst paddock, assessing this year’s 12 hour contenders.

John Hindhaugh is in Bathurst town centre for the annual parade of cars from the 12 hour race.

John Hindhaugh and Richard Craill preview the Meguiars Bathurst 12hours, Bosch’s Dane Keevers talks abouttechnology transfer from race to road, and Roy Castle gets out his trumpet.

In our February edition we talk to Richard Jenkins about the real story behind March Engineering and Tim Foster tells us about Group B rallying and where those cars are now. With a Ferrari 250GTO coming up for auction last month, there was a lot of hype about its expected price tag and the team chats about whether any car is worth the multi millions that this car achieved. Andrea Seed joins us to talk about the upcoming Race Retro which happens 20th to 22nd of February and we look forward to some things happening on-track in 2026.

John Hindhaugh talks about his trip to the New Zealand Grand prix, Nick Daman looks at the latest F1 and bike news, and Peter Mackay looks back at the Monte Carlo Rally. Plus the return of quiz Dale of The Century.

Peter Mackay, Bruce Jones and Peter Snowdon with coverage of the Historic Sportscar Racing race at Daytona.

Nick Daman looks at this week’s Formula 1 launches, Ryan Myrehn previews the Daytona 24 hours, and John Dagys has a roundup of sports car news.

John Hindhaugh is back with a new series of Midweek Motorsport. Nick Daman analyses the new year Formula One news, Peter Mackay previews Rally Monte Carlo, and there’s a Big Interview with Jann Mardenborough.

Matt and Steve return for a new look Simcast with all the usual features and are joined by two Adams!

The first Historic Racing News Chat Show of 2026 sees the team of Paul Jurd, Jim Roller and Paul Tarsey look at some of the many special dates which will happen in 2026. Paul Jurd has researched a whole range of anniversaries, from Ford at Le Mans in 1966 to the 70th birthday of Mallory Park, plus many more in between. Jim Roller looks back at the auction market in 2025 in general, and the last quarter of the year in particular whilst Paul Tarsey has a view about some of the cars sold in the UK and Europe. Race Retro happens at the end of February and the team looks forward to what they can explore both inside and outside the exhibition halls, including the rally stage. Paul Kenny joins the guys to talk about a favourite subject of his, Whitney Straight, a successful pre-war racing driver, WW2 Hurricane pilot, prisoner of war, escapee and in the 1950s and 60s a successful businessman.

It’s the Annual 2-hour SimCast Holiday Special! Join Ben, Taylor and surprise guest Louis as Team America reunite one last time for their final show. The guys share some holiday laughs, look at some recent sim-racing news, and announce the 2025 SimCast Award Winners. Plus the SimCast Christmas Quiz, with our brand new Quiz Master Ellie at the reins!

The final episode of the year sees the Show of the Year Awards being presented. Jonny Palmer runs his eye over the FIA WEC entry list for 2026, Nick Daman has his Team by Team review of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, and this week’s Big Interview is with Loek Hartog.

Peter Mackay takes the small car around southern Spain.