Dude on next-gen stars

Renowned ‘driver whisperer’ Paul Morris says there’s plenty more talent to come from his training academy.

Morris’s most famous protégés, Brodie Kostecki and Broc Feeney, finished 1-2 in the Repco Bathurst 1000.

His podium pride came on the 10th anniversary of his own victory with Chaz Mostert in their epic last-to-first success in the most chaotic Great Race ever.

In the latest Race For The Championship podcast, the outspoken ‘Dude’ explains his young gun training philosophy and nominates his next group of potential stars.

Among them is a promising female junior.

Morris also opens up to host Mark Fogarty about helping Kostecki through his Erebus crisis as the Supercars champion prepares to try to lead DJR back to the top from next year.

As well, Race For The Championship, powered by VACC Automotive Apprenticeships, has all the inside news on Dunlop’s new Super Tyre.

Updated for 2025, the latest version of the long-serving Supercars control tyre promises better racing with more grip and greater durability.

A racier soft-compound Dunlop Sport Maxx will be the base rubber at most events.

Exclusively, Dunlop Australia’s veteran race tyre guru Kevin Fitzsimons explains the new mix of compounds that will be available next year.

Dunlop is set to renew its deal for another three years through 2027, taking the tyre giant to 25 years as Supercars’ control rubber supplier.

It’s all in the latest Race For The Championship podcast, powered by VACC Automotive Apprenticeships.

As well as the latest big Supercars news and revealing interviews, the pod highlights the role of automotive apprentices in top-level racing.

Each week, Foges and Big Hair Nev go inside Supercars with content you won’t hear anywhere else.