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Will Davison talks about his excitement on joining DJR, how his first outing in the car felt, on returning to the team and his struggles in 2020 to find his way back to a main game full time seat.

Kevin Fitzsimons Dunlop Operations Manager talks about his 2020, with 106 nights on the road, his team ensured every car had tyres so the show could go on. He talks about the logistics of shipping tyres around the country, while on the road and the comradery of the Supercars paddock.

Sean Seamer spoke to the media before Bathurst about the new television deal and how it pertains to the Digital Rights, which is now playing out in a conflict between Seven, Kayo and Foxtel. We hear from the CEO on what the difference between the previous Free to Air television deal with Channel 10 and Fotel and the new agreement with Seven and Foxtel. He also talks about the challenges with the 2021 Calendar and Gen 3.

Sam Henderson talks about what the Adelaide 500 has meant to him and why he wants to save the Adelaide 500 and how other South Australian can show their support for the event this Saturday on the steps of Government House.

Jordan Mulach (Touring Car Times) and Lewis Isaacs (Freelance) discuss the 2020 Championship, What will Supercars lose from the end of the Adelaide 500, Should the Seven TV coverage see a shake up in the Commentary Box, and will Foxtel and Kayo achieve their goal of free streaming supercars in 2021 and beyond.

Adrian Musolino (Supercars Xtra Magazine - AdelaideGP) discusses the fall of Supercars first signature street race at the hands of the State Government and how politics have ended the most popular streetrace in the country.