Hit A Wall Podcast
Hit A Wall Podcast
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Adrian Cottrell (Sharky) & Matthew Totani (Dusty) dive into all aspects of state & national motorsports, being in the paddock of a variety of categories this is our place to share those past & present stories with special guests joining us for various episodes.
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The podcast covers a range of motorsport-related topics such as media restrictions in racing, discussions on Bathurst land rights, and rumors surrounding team buyouts, exemplified in episodes featuring in-depth conversations with drivers like Bradley Vaughan.
Adrian Cottrell (Sharky) & Matthew Totani (Dusty) dive into all aspects of state & national motorsports, being in the paddock of a variety of categories this is our place to share those past & present stories with special guests joining us for various episodes.
In this episode, we sit down with South Australia's well known Subaru specialist Dan Day owner of S&J Automotive.
Dan has rich history in motorsport from humble beginnings watching his mum & dad compete in the Australian Rally championship too stepping up into category's like Porsche Michelin sprint & Dunlop Super 2.
Now known for piloting the SJ1000 time attack car, Dan has a wealth of knowledge in the tuning industry, rally & circuit racing.
Hit A Wall Podcast | Season 2 – Episode 3 🎙️
Hosts: Matthew Totani & Adrian Cottrell
Guest: Dan Day
This episode is packed with stories, knowledge, and raw moments, don’t miss it!
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