Full Credit to the Noise

Go behind the scenes of a historic day in Christchurch as Supercars raced on the South Island for the first time and Kai Allen became a Supercars race winner.
Allen completed one of the toughest tasks in Supercars, holding off a rampant Brodie Kostecki to secure a breakthrough first win.
He did so with some genius strategy and fascinating coaching from his ex-F1 engineer who is just four rounds into his Supercars career.
The race also featured a bizarre phantom Safety Car, which led to an investigation and subsequent findings from Motorsport Australia.
Andrew van Leeuwen and Stefan Bartholomaeus break it all down in the Friday edition of the daily pod.
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Full Credit to the News goes inside the first impressions of Supercars' newest track as well as the eleventh-hour parity change for General Motors.
Supercars will make history this weekend when it races at Ruapuna Raceway on New Zealand's South Island for the first time.
The rustic nature of the circuit has come with its challenges, though, as witnessed by Andrew van Leeuwen and Stefan Bartholomaeus today.
Still, there is an incredible vibe around Christchurch, especially for the Chevrolet teams given they've been given a last-minute parity change.
What's changed? And why? We've got it covered.
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Full Credit to the Noise looks back on a very strange Taupo Supercars event and ahead to the inaugural Christchurch round.
The first-ever New Zealand double header got off to a bizarre start with a cyclone interrupting the opening leg on the north island.
Despite being shortened it was still an entertaining half-weekend, headlined by Toyota breaking its Supercars duck just nine races into its first season.
That made it a history-making event in more ways than one, something Former Legend and AVL break down in detail.
They also discuss all of the big news from around the motor racing world and look ahead to this weekend's Christchurch Supercars round.
Full Credit to the Noise – A Speedcafe.com podcast

Taupo delivered a history-making Saturday of Supercars action – and we've got it covered in our daily podcast.
Ryan Wood delivered Toyota its first win in Supercars in Saturday's 200-kilometre feature race while continuing the trend of Kiwis excelling on home soil.
It was hardly straightforward, though, with some intra-team tension during the race when Chaz Mostert snatched the lead with an undercut.
At the same time the Walkinshaw drivers were often under fire from their Triple Eight counterparts as the explosive rivalry between the teams continues.
How did it all play out? And what was the reaction afterwards? Andrew van Leeuwen and Stefan Bartholomaeus take you behind the scenes.
They also discuss Brodie Kostecki's ominous sprint race win, discuss Supercars' decision to cancel Sunday's action due to the cyclone and explain a bizarre situation that saw three teams fined for not obeying cost-cutting rules.

Take a deep dive into a very weird day at the race track with the Friday edition of the Taupo Super440 daily podcast.
The on-track action took a back seat at Taupo as all eyes were on the sky and the looming threat of Cyclone Vaianu.
Supercars did take action with a significant schedule change... but was it the right call? And did it come too late?
Andrew van Leeuwen and Stefan Bartholomaeus debate how the saga has played out.
They also discuss the re-signing of the two Walkinshaw drivers, Tickford's (formally) secret new engineer, GM's parity push and more.
A speedcafe.com podcast.