The ninth episode takes a different turn. Instead of looking back at the most memorable moments in Supercars history, we are doing something a little different to wind out season 2022.

This episode features a one-on-one, in depth chat between Neil Crompton and Shane van Gisbergen, taken from the recently produced 'Inside Line: A season with Triple Eight Engineering'.

The eighth episode reflects on the famous return of the Volvo brand to Supercars.

Chad Neylon talks with Scott McLaughlin on an unforgettable brand return at the 2014 Adelaide 500 season opener.

The seventh episode reflects on a day in Adelaide that will never be forgotten, Nick Percat's 2016 win in the wet. Chad Neylon talks with Nick Percat on an unforgettable day ahead of the Adelaide 500's return.

The sixth episode reflects on a unique aspect of Gold Coast history, the era of the internationals. Chad Neylon talks with Tim Edwards and Ryan Walkinshaw on an unforgettable period of motorsport in Australia.

The fifth episode reflects on one of the biggest Bathurst moments in Supercars history, Greg Murphy's famous 'Lap of the Gods'. Chad Neylon talks with Greg Murphy on everything around the record pole lap.

The fourth episode reflects on some of the biggest Pukekohe moments in Supercars history. James Pavey talks with Greg Murphy, Brad Jones and Craig Baird to help send off the iconic New Zealand venue.

The third episode re-tells the story of how Supercars kept live sport on television during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic. Hear from Eseries champion Shane van Gisbergen and now Head of Television, David Tunnicliffe as they talk through what was a positive distraction in a difficult time for many Australians.

The second episode re-tells the story for Karl Reindler's 2011 horrifying fireball in Perth. Hear from Karl, Steve Owen and Supercars Medical Delegate Dr Carl Le as they talk about a defining moment in the sport's history, and how the accident paved the way for safety progressions in the future.