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DustTrails, by RallySport Magazine is your new favourite rally podcast with in-depth conversations with some of the biggest names in Australia and New Zealand. While many know the names and what they’ve achieved, not many have heard the detailed highs and lows that emerged from their successful rally careers. From death threats to legendary stories, rallying’s personalities share their insights like never before.
RallySport Magazine hosts DustTrails, by RallySport Magazine, a sports show with 35 episodes published.
On this episode of RallySport Magazine's DustTrails Podcast, we head to Tasmania to speak to Les Walkden, one of the real unsung heroes in Australian rallying. Les is a guy who's more known behind the scenes than behind
With a nickname like ‘Dinta’, you’d expect that David Officer started his rallying career in the Colin McRae mode, but that’s not the case. From early days rallying Mini Coopers and even a 1960 DeSoto, the Victorian quic
It’s 1994 and some of the best Australian rally talent are converging on Canberra for the inaugural final of the Australian Rallysport News Junior Challenge. The Challenge was a talent search program aimed at pitting the
To finish off a stellar chat with Simon Evans, we rejoin at a critical point in his career. Toyota had just left the sport, and there is a new challenge incoming in the form of a return to production-based rally cars. Th
Part two of our podcast with Simon Evans kicks into gear right away as he rejoins Peter Whitten to talk about fighting at the top of the Australian Rally Championship. Learn about the ‘pizza car’ in his debut outright se
The DustTrails Podcast returns as we speak to popular four-time Australian Rally Champion Simon Evans. In part one of three, we go right back to the start where Evans began his career in a Holden Commodore. RallySport Ma
Photographer Neil Blackbourn is well-known for his stunning images from the stages, and in this episode, he shares his first-hand stories from his years in the sport. ‘Blacky’ is one of the most well-travelled snappers a
When we left Part 1 of our chat with Stewart Reid, he was just about to get his hands on a Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 6 – one of the first in Australia. He talks to Luke Whitten about the devastating and near catastrophic cra
Fancy tossing a coin between emigrating to Australia and working for Toyota Team Europe? That’s what Scotsman-turned-Queenslander Stewart Reid did, and Australia’s rallying community has benefited significantly. Reid joi
Colin Clark’s lover for rallying is clear for all to see, and he shares his opinions on where the sport is heading in this episode of DustTrails. We delve into the forthcoming changes in the World Rally Championship as t
The legendary voice of world rallying, Colin Clark, joins Peter Whitten on our DustTrails Podcast as we dive deep into the Scotsman’s experiences on the world stage. In Part 1 of our chat, Colin takes us on a journey bac
John Kennard is a well-respected member of any service park he enters, and on this episode of the podcast, he discusses his longtime partnership with New Zealand’s best, Hayden Paddon. From humble beginnings in 2005, whi
New Zealander John Kennard is best known for his co-driving days with Hayden Paddon, but as we learn in this podcast, his career was long and decorated before that. Kennard takes time out of his busy schedule to chat on
With over 100 WRC starts to his name and more than 300 rallies under his belt, Glenn Macneall is Australia’s most decorated co-driver. Having begun his career by winning the inaugural Daihatsu Challenge alongside Leigh H
So often besides our heroes are irreplaceable partners, and to Possum Bourne, it was his wife Peggy. She would be at events, following and supporting Possum around the globe to the point where she was a regular in the se
The name Roger Oakley might not be one of fame and fortune in the world of rallying, but he’s a huge part of the success that is the Otago Rally. In this wide-ranging interview with RallySport Magazine’s Peter Whitten, O
From a rally family, John Allen did not venture into the sport until his 30s but took to it like a duck to water and carved out a successful career. Initially in tarmac rallying, Allen won several events and came close t
Back in early-1989, Jeff Whitten had an idea. Australia had just secured a round of the World Rally Championship, but there was no publication dedicated to rallying in Australia. Sick of trying to find rally news in the
Multiple Australian Rally Champion Cody Crocker speaks to Peter Whitten on the 18th iteration of our DustTrails Podcast and opens up about many things from his Subaru career in the Australian Rally Championship. From bui
Listen to the first part of Peter Whitten’s interview with Cody Crocker as he tells how he got involved in the sport, how he managed to win the Australian Rallysport News Junior Challenge, and the rise that followed. His
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