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Australia based podcasters take a look at the world of iRacing from their perspective each week. The podcasts will be about 90 minutes long and cover updates to the simulator, gear for the simulator, competitive racing and maybe some real-life racing. We have now got a dedicated section to interviews with some of the biggest names in the iRacing scene out of Australia for Broadcasters, to manufactures, to league operators and creators, to content creators, artists and even drivers. We will also be getting interviews with winners of league races so you get an insight into the drivers we are talking about. Make sure you check in to every episode as we have some great guests lined up to join us as well. The hosts mainly drive road courses so we will cover that aspect of the simulator is much more depth than the rest.
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Welcome back to Locked On iRacing 🎙️🏁In this solo episode, I (Peter Wilkinson) open up about a really tough couple of weeks — balancing small business pressures, long work days, family responsibilities, and mental health struggles… all while trying to stay consistent with content and racing.This one gets real 💭We dive into:💼 The reality of running a small business right now (fuel prices, staffing, stress)🧠 Mental health struggles and burnout🇯🇵 Hosting exchange students (and a scary hospital situation)🏁 V8 Vets Round 1 at Bathurst — a chaotic, underprepared race that somehow turned into a solid resultDespite everything going wrong before the race… we still brought it home in P19 💪If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed trying to juggle life, work, and your passion — this episode is for you ❤️🔥 What to ExpectHonest talk about burnout & content creation 🎥Behind-the-scenes of missing streams & uploads 📉A wild Bathurst race story with zero prep 😅Thoughts on scaling back streaming vs focusing on videos 🎬Updates on the community, Discord & future plans 🚀⏱️ Chapters00:00 🎙️ Welcome Back & Episode Overview00:21 📺 Future Interviews & Channel Updates00:35 😓 Where I’ve Been (Life Update)01:30 🇯🇵 Exchange Students & Hospital Scare02:32 ⏸️ No Racing, No Content – The Reality03:00 ⛽ Small Business Pressure & Fuel Costs04:27 🧠 Mental Health Struggles05:01 🌅 Beach Night Before Race (Story Time)06:01 🛠️ Pre-Race Chaos & Rig Issues09:48 ⏱️ Last Second Fix Before Qualifying11:44 🏁 Starting Last at Bathurst12:54 📉 Early Race Struggles & Finding Pace15:18 🚫 No Safety Car… Then Finally!17:02 💥 Huge Crash & Survival Mode19:50 🔧 Damage, Recovery & Fast Repair20:43 🔥 Final Stint Battles22:25 🏁 Race Finish (P19 Result!)23:19 🔄 Life Reset & Hiring Plans24:15 🎥 Streaming vs Content Strategy26:00 💡 Avoiding Burnout & Staying Consistent26:56 📊 Why This Result Matters28:28 💬 Discord & Community Growth30:39 🙌 Final Thoughts🚀 Keywords / SEOiRacing, V8 Supercars iRacing, Bathurst iRacing, V8 Vets League, sim racing podcast, iRacing Australia, Bathurst 1000 sim racing, sim racing stories, gaming burnout, content creator struggles, racing league highlights, iRacing Bathurst race, supercars onboard, sim racing community🔗 Join the Community💬 Join the Discord – https://discord.gg/qyUQ2hR🎥 Subscribe for more iRacing content👍 Like the video if you’ve ever raced through chaos like this🏷️ Hashtags#iRacing #SimRacing #V8Supercars #Bathurst #GamingPodcast #MentalHealth #ContentCreator #YouTubeGaming #Motorsport #SimRacingCommunity
Welcome back to Locked On iRacing 🎙️ — and this time… it’s the reunion nobody asked for 😂 After a long break, Braden Martin is BACK alongside Peter Wilkinson as we dive deep into the chaos, strategy, and unforgettable moments from the Bathurst 12 Hour (OSR) 🏁🔥 From burnout and time away from sim racing… to jumping straight into one of the toughest endurance events on the calendar — this episode covers EVERYTHING: 🔥 Official vs League racing 🏎️ McLaren GT3 struggles & heartbreak 🌧️ Wet weather chaos at Bathurst 🧠 Strategy calls that actually WORKED 💥 Huge incidents, safety cars & survival 🏆 Leading the race (yes… actually leading!) This was more than just a race… it was one of the BEST endurance racing experiences we’ve ever had on iRacing 🙌 If you love: iRacing endurance races 🕹️ Bathurst multi-class chaos 🏔️ GT3 & Porsche Cup racing 🏎️ Real team strategy & racecraft 🧠 👉 This one is for you. 💬 Let us know in the comments: Have you ever done a 12-hour endurance race? And do you prefer OFFICIALS or LEAGUE racing? 👍 Don’t forget to LIKE & SUBSCRIBE for more iRacing content, race breakdowns, and podcast episodes! #iRacing #Bathurst12Hour #SimRacing #EnduranceRacing #GT3 #PorscheCup #Motorsport #Gaming #YouTubeGaming #Bathurst iRacing, Bathurst 12 Hour, iRacing Bathurst, sim racing, endurance racing, GT3 racing, Porsche Cup iRacing, Bathurst Mount Panorama, iRacing Australia, OSR Bathurst, Oceanic Sim Racing, iRacing podcast, sim racing podcast, GT3 endurance race, iRacing wet weather, Bathurst rain racing, sim racing strategy, iRacing highlights, racing podcast 00:00 🎙️ Reunion Nobody Asked For 00:15 😂 Where Has Braden Been? 01:20 🧠 Burnout & Taking a Break from Sim Racing 03:00 🏁 Official Bathurst 12 Hour Recap 04:15 💥 Race Chaos & Endurance Struggles 06:00 📈 Climbing Through the Field (P6 Finish!) 06:34 🏎️ OSR Bathurst 12 Hour Begins 07:20 😬 Qualifying Pressure & Missing GT3 Entry 09:18 🔄 Switching to Porsche Cup Last Minute 10:50 🏔️ Learning the Car at Bathurst 12:47 🚦 Race Start & Early Stints 15:30 ⚔️ Battles, Mistakes & Finding Pace 17:50 🚨 Safety Cars & Strategy Shake-Ups 20:20 🌧️ Rain Chaos & PERFECT Call to Wets 22:20 🥇 Taking the LEAD at Bathurst! 24:30 😰 Nerves, Pressure & Surviving Stints 25:45 🛑 Spins, Penalties & Recovery Drive 28:15 🤯 Strategy Confusion & Lap Rules Drama 30:00 😂 Team Chaos & Mid-Race Moments 32:30 💔 Race Ending Incident 36:20 🏁 Final Result & What Could Have Been 38:00 🔍 Official vs League Racing Comparison 40:00 🧠 Strategy, Safety Cars & Why It Matters 41:00 🎉 Final Thoughts & Best Racing Experience 42:40 📢 What’s Next + Where to Find Braden
🏁 The OSR Bathurst 12 Hour is back! In this episode of Locked On iRacing , I sit down with Mike Coralliff , the man behind one of the biggest endurance events in Australian sim racing — the Oceanic Sim Racing Bathurst 12 Hour . We dive into how the event started, what makes it different from other iRacing endurance races, and how it has grown into one of the most authentic sim racing experiences you can take part in. From live race control and safety cars to signed trophies from real Bathurst 12 Hour drivers , this event is about as close to the real thing as you can get in sim racing. Mike also shares some incredible stories about attending the real Bathurst 12 Hour , meeting drivers, getting trophies signed by racing legends, and even bringing real commentators into the broadcast. 🤯 We also break down some of the major changes for this year’s race , including: 🏎️ The introduction of the Porsche Cup car as the second class ⚖️ Balance of Performance adjustments 🎯 A new Super Pole format 🚨 Full course cautions and live race control If you're a sim racer, endurance racing fan, or a Bathurst tragic , this is an episode you won't want to miss. And if you're thinking about entering the OSR Bathurst 12 Hour in the future , this will give you a great insight into what makes the event so special. 👍 If you enjoy the episode: • Like the video • Subscribe for more iRacing content, race recaps & sim racing discussions • Let me know in the comments if you've raced the OSR Bathurst 12 Hour! 00:00 🏁 Intro – Bathurst 12 Hour Weekend 00:19 🎙️ Why this episode took a while (Braden cameo pending!) 00:35 🇦🇺 The OSR Bathurst 12 Hour explained 00:54 👋 Introducing Mike Coralliff 02:00 🏎️ How the OSR Bathurst 12 Hour started (2021 origins) 03:26 🏆 The growth of the event & the trophy tradition 04:15 🏁 Learning from the real Bathurst 12 Hour 05:00 🔧 Garage tours & insider knowledge from real teams 05:36 🎤 Real Bathurst commentator joining the broadcast 07:10 🏆 The incredible story behind the signed trophies 09:02 📸 Meeting drivers & getting trophies signed 10:56 🚗 Racing the event yourself – my experience 11:46 🔥 Why this race is more realistic than official iRacing events 12:16 🚨 Race control, safety cars & full course cautions 14:02 ❤️ Why organising the event is worth it 15:30 🏎️ Why the Porsche Cup car replaced GT4 17:18 ⚖️ Balance of Performance challenges 18:17 🏔️ How the Porsche Cup works around Bathurst 19:48 🏁 New Super Pole format explained 21:00 😂 Wild ideas for future qualifying formats 22:04 😴 The aftermath of running a 12-hour event 23:00 📦 Shipping trophies to winners 24:23 🏠 Life after race weekend 25:03 🙏 Sponsors and supporters 26:06 🏁 Final thoughts & wrapping up
Welcome back to Locked On iRacing!This episode is a full motorsport wrap-up from a massive weekend featuring Formula 1, IndyCar, NASCAR, and Supercars — with action from Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix at Albert Park Circuit and the American showdown at Phoenix Raceway.We break down:🏁 IndyCar & NASCAR at Phoenix – Strong championship positioning for Scott McLaughlin and another solid oval showing for Shane van Gisbergen.🏎️ Formula 1 chaos in Melbourne – Strategy blunders, reliability drama, and a race that promised fireworks but faded into a parade. We talk Ferrari’s calls, Mercedes dominance, and what’s next in China.🇦🇺 Supercars Races 4–7 – The return of chaos at Albert Park, the form of Brodie Kostecki, the heartbreak for Will Brown, and the controversial incident involving Broc Feeney that has everyone talking.I also give my honest thoughts on racecraft, holding brakes in incidents, and whether Supercars needs to make a statement moving forward.Plus:🎟️ I’ll be attending the Tasmanian round at Symmons Plains Raceway🎙️ Upcoming podcast episodes including a chat about the OSR Bathurst 12 Hour🎮 I’ll be competing in the Oceanic Sim Racing Bathurst 12 Hour in the Porsche Cup classIf you love motorsport analysis, Supercars debate, and honest takes from both real-world and sim racing perspectives — this one’s for you.Drop your thoughts in the comments 👇Was the Feeney incident penalty-worthy?Did Ferrari throw away their chance?Can Brodie keep this championship form rolling?⏱️ Chapters0:00 – Intro & Massive Motorsport Weekend0:37 – IndyCar at Phoenix Recap1:43 – NASCAR at Phoenix & SVG’s Result2:16 – F1 Australian Grand Prix Overview3:02 – Oscar’s Early Drama & Race Start Chaos5:36 – Ferrari Strategy Debate7:43 – When the Race Turned Into a Parade9:59 – Supercars Races 4–7 at Albert Park11:15 – Brodie Kostecki’s Statement Weekend15:15 – Will Brown’s Costly Error16:24 – The Feeney Incident Explained20:18 – Why Holding Brakes Matters21:17 – New Zealand Rounds Preview23:02 – Tasmania Event & Upcoming Episodes25:00 – Final Thoughts & ThanksCheck out @lockedonlads other videos and podcasts for more racing and motorsports content. Catch one of the upcoming live streams for the latest and best content. Join the Discord for more fun, help and be part of the great gaming community https://discord.gg/qyUQ2hR
I have had a go at V8 SCOPS series qualifying for Round 1, and I did better than I expected to in the process. It was such a stressful 3 days, even though I knew I wasn't going to qualify for the series opener. I then have a chat about the first round of Supercars at Sydney Motorsport Park and what I expect from round 2 coming up this weekend at Albert Park.I chat about the Scotty and Shane podiums this weekend in NASCAR and Indy cars, as well as the double header coming up at Phoenix this weekend for NASCAR and Indy car
I am aiming for shorter, more frequent episodes now and with that, I am here to recap yesterday's race of the V8 Vets series at Miami Gp Track were everything went so well, except for one little moment.
In this solo episode of Locked On iRacing , I cover a wide range of topics — from real-world events to sim racing updates — in one of the most personal episodes I’ve recorded so far. I open the show with a brief and somber reflection on the Bondi shooting , before speaking honestly about my current mental health and where things are at right now. From there, I outline what’s coming up in the episode and dive deep into sim racing. The bulk of the episode is spent recapping Season 25 of the V8 Vets league , where I finished 2nd in the championship , including a breakdown of Round 10 at Sachsenring , where I also finished 2nd in the race. I then discuss my promotion to Split 3 , what that means, and what you can expect from me going forward. I also share my thoughts on the new Adelaide Street Circuit recently added to iRacing, preview Round 1 of V8 Vets Season 26 at Adelaide , review the Season 26 calendar , and give my impressions on the rest of the iRacing Season 1 content . To wrap things up, I preview the upcoming Adelaide 400km team race I’ll be competing in with Buzza , talk through my content plans heading into Christmas , and read out your comments from Spotify. Thanks as always for the continued support ❤️ 00:00 – Bondi shooting 01:54 – My mental health 05:21 – What’s in this episode 07:31 – V8 Vets Season 25 recap 17:15 – Round 10 recap (Sachsenring) 23:09 – Split 3 promotion 27:25 – Adelaide 400km team race 31:15 – V8 Vets Season 26 Round 1 preview 33:42 – iRacing Season 1 content thoughts 37:33 – V8 Vets Season 26 calendar preview 40:44 – Other new content thoughts 43:50 – My content plans & your comments #LockedOniRacing #iRacing #SimRacing #V8Vets #V8Supercars #AdelaideStreetCircuit #SimRacingPodcast #MentalHealthMatters #iRacingSeason1 #Adelaide400 #AustralianSimRacing #RacingPodcast #ContentCreator ⏱️ Chapters / Timestamps 🔥 Hashtags
Join me for a massive 2-hour episode as I sit down with Simspeed TV and Logitech G Pro Invitational commentator Scotty Rankin for one of the best chats we’ve had on the show. We dive deep into Scotty’s huge year of commentary, the countless events he’s been part of, and what it was like joining me for the 2024 Bathurst 1000. Scotty also shares his experience being involved in announcing the Sim Racing Hall of Fame recipients, an honour that means so much to the community. From there, we break down: 🏁 V8 Supercars Scotty’s thoughts on the Final Series, the grand final weekend, and the state of the category What the series is doing right (and wrong) Where things could head in 2025 and beyond🏎️ Formula 1 – Qatar Debrief How McLaren dropped the ball and cost both drivers Why neither Norris nor Piastri was allowed to fight properly The championship picture heading into the weekend Where we think Oscar Piastri might end up in the future🧠 Mental Health We wrap up with an honest conversation about mental health, how we’re each handling the highs and lows, and why it's important in both sim racing and real life. If you enjoy deep dives into sim racing, motorsport, Supercars and F1, this episode is for you. #iRacing #SimRacing #V8Supercars #Supercars #F1 #Formula1 #McLaren #OscarPiastri #Bathurst1000 #SimspeedTV #MotorsportPodcast #ScottyRankin #SimRacingPodcast #IRacingPodcast #AustralianMotorsport #MentalHealth👍 Like, subscribe and help the channel push towards 1,000 subscribers!🛎️ Don’t forget to turn on notifications so you never miss an episode.
Welcome back to another episode of Locked On iRacing ! 🏁 This week, Peter dives into a HUGE range of topics — from your comments across Spotify, YouTube and Facebook, to in-depth breakdowns of his week in iRacing, plus an important look at the Supercars Finals system and how the community really feels about it. We cover: 🔥 Community feedback on last week’s finals chat 🚗 Supercars championship contenders – Chaz, Brock, Will & Kai 💬 Funny moments, Facebook “feedback”, and classic inside jokes 🏎️ Strength of Field Monday race at Red Bull Ring ⛽ Running out of fuel (again!) 🌧️ Practice in the wet for the very first time 🚙 Jumping back into the GR86 at Lime Rock and surviving the chaos 🤯 Last-lap carnage that moved Peter up the field 🏆 V8 Vets Round 9 (Split 4) Full Breakdown – qualifying, race pace, the title fight & Steve missing out 🛠️ Content creation, early work starts & balancing real life with racing ⏱️ Skippy Enduro round at Bathurst and what’s coming next 🌆 Adelaide Street Circuit hype + possible Sydney Motorsport Park scan Thanks again to everyone who commented, watched the premiere, or joined live. The support has been incredible! 🙌 Drop your thoughts on the Supercars finals format below — is it good for the sport or does it kill credibility?
Welcome back to the podcast! This week is a big one — both on track and in the sim. Here’s what we dive into 👇 I break down my season up to this point, including: • How the Thruxton Sprint round played out • The Mexico City National layout race and how strategy shook out • What’s working, what I still need to improve, and the mindset heading into the next rounds Some huge announcements landed this week: • Adelaide Street Circuit is officially coming for iRacing Season 1 2026 • Bathurst updates and new graphical/track improvements • What these new changes mean for official racing and content creators We look at the current state of the Supercars series: • The Sandown race weekend • The finals structure and how it’s shaping the championship • How insanely good the rookies are this year and what it means for the sport moving forward A transparent look behind the scenes: • Committing to 2 streams per week • 21 shorts , race clips, and one podcast every week • Why viewer comments, chat interaction, and community support truly drive the channel • How you can be a part of the growth 🔥 If you enjoy the racing content, new tracks, hot takes, or just love motorsport — drop a like, leave a comment, and subscribe so you don’t miss the next episode! 🏆 My V8 Vets Championship Journey So Far📰 Massive iRacing News Update🇦🇺 Real-World Supercars Chat🎥 My Content Schedule & Why Viewer Interaction Matters #iRacing #SimRacing #V8Vets #Supercars #AdelaideStreetCircuit #Bathurst #Motorsport #RacingPodcast #IracingUpdate #V8Supercars #SimRacingPodcast #RacingCommunity
It has been a while indeed, but I have returned to the mic to chat about what I have been up to for the past 5 months, what has changed with this return and the races I have been doing since I returned. I also chat about my Bathurst 1000 trip, which is so close now. I cover my GT3 driver as well as the league races I am now doing in Skip Barbers and V8 Supercars. I also tie it all back in with my mental health journey
Things don't always go as we planned and that has never been more true than the Barber race. Here is my recap of how I went.
Just a quick episode with a new format to get the ball rolling again and to keep everyone a little bit better in the loop. thanks again all for the awesome support over all these years
I have been snowed under with work and mental health problems for the past 3 or 4 weeks but I decided I would sit down and actually record something for you all before we get to the last round of V8 Vets for season 21. Officials have been very light on for the past few weeks because of life and they just have not been very interesting with small fields with a large spread of skill levels. So this episode I discuss my time at Aragon, Motegi and Algarve in the V8 Vets rounds 7, 8 and 9. Hope you all enjoy and thanks for your support while I have been away.
Only two races for week 6 as I struggle with mental and physical burn out from the content creation, Supercars racing, The Bathurst 1000 and real life work. Both races were at Road America in the Supercars Mustang but they could not have been under different circumstances. The official this week saw the lights turned on on the Mustang as the server was set to sunset to make it pretty; however, the sun set way too quickly in the server, which had the field starting in the dark. On a track without lighting to show the way, the Mustang's headlights had to do all the heavy lifting. With server maintenance around the corner and the confusion around that time because of daylight savings, it was a race we didn't expect to make it to the end, which gave it a very laid-back feel till we realised the server wasn't going down and the race would be official. Thursday then saw V8 Vets head to Road America with round 5 being a 250 km race. I had put in a lot of practice for this one and it all started coming together in the warm up before the race. After an issue in qualifying I started in an okay position but with a very early safety car I found myself near the front and a battle for the podium. With no more safety cars it became a race of high pace but no mistakes. After only a couple of mistakes and some issues with cars behind me, it was clear I was going to get the podium, but my ego had the last word and almost cost me all that effort. Anyway, there will be no podcast next week at this stage, as I have had a week off to get my motivation back. Thank you, everyone, for your understanding and support, and I catch you on stream or in the next episode.
This week I ran mostly Supercars races and the led me to Long Beach and it didn't start well at all. After the high of Bathurst the week before I went in confident but that quickly disappeared after the first practice laps at Long Beach. The whole week followed that trajectory, even though I put the effort in and learnt the quickest way around the track. I found myself safe at Long Beach but once again, little mistakes cause lots of problem on a track like that. Finally, I jumped on an MX5 race for a bit of fun, which led to a few weird interactions with some, maybe drunk, American iRacers. Overall, there is an improvement this week, so bring on week 6
I grab some time out of Buzza's busy schedule to chat to him about our recent attempt at the iRacing special event, the Bathurst 1000. We chat a little bit about what Bathurst means to us and our history with both the car and the track within iRacing itself and the journey that it has been for both of us to actually give the iRacing special event a go for the first time ever. We discuss the first stint with myself in the car and the expectations we had at this stage of the race and the stress of trying to survive in the race when it was clear that was not the most important goal of some of those around us at the time. We then discussed the way we settled into a rhythm finally and watched the mountain claim a lot of the cars around us as we expected it would. We talk about the strain of double stinging around the mountain and the toll that it can take on you. Finally, we went through those final stages of the race where things got super tense, even though we had already blown our expectations clear out of the water and were more than happy to finish where we did but balance that with the ego wanting to hold on to just one place higher with two laps to go.
Last week has been chaotic for me in the iRacing world. Not only did I race in the special event that is the Bathurst 1000, but I also participated in two official series races at Mount Panorama, along with a Productions car series race and a V8 Vets race at Oschersleben. Now, I won't talk about the Bathurst 1000 experience in this episode, which will come at a later date, but this week was a special one, even without that. I have a chat about my confidence levels out of the Tuesday night race in the Official series, the surprise 3rd place I got in the Productions series race at Oschersleben in the Toyota GR86 after battling for more than five laps with two other drivers in some of the most fun I have had in the sim so far. After skipping forward to chat about my fuel strategy and how that has improved in the Supercar in America's time slot for Bathurst, I finally talk about the emotion and experience that came out of my V8 vets race in round 3, where I started 5th and finished 7th, but that doesn't even tell a fraction of the story. Finally, I finish with a chat about how working in a team of like-minded and similar-aligning people has helped me get as far on my iRacing journey as I have so far. Without this team, there is no way I would ever have gotten as far as I have and experienced as much as I have in the sim racing world.
In this week's episode of 'Locked on iRacing,' I dive into my journey through Season 4 Week 3, highlighting my four Supercar races at Road Atlanta, where I saw real progress and held my own against tough competition. I also share insights on preparing for the upcoming iRacing Bathurst 1000 and take you along on my visit to the Next Level Racing HQ, where I participated in an incredible real-life sim racing event to support Beyond Blue and raise mental health awareness. Plus, I detail my experience on their impressive full-motion sim rig! Tune in for a mix of racing stories, sim rig reviews, and race prep tips. #Podcast #iRacing #SimRacing #MentalHealthAwareness
I am back and on my own again to recap the week that was season 4, week 2 in the officials series, and the first round of the V8 Vets league. I discussed the Production Cars Challenge Series race I did, where rain kept the field away, and my class only had 5 starters. Still, there was a lot of action in the race, and we got home in second place. Then we went to the Supercars series, where we went to Virgina International Raceway. The team got second and third in the race, which was properly my best drive in the car so far. Then we jump over to V8 Vets, and I explain the massive highs and lows of the race, but in particular, how, on the last lap, I went from hero to zero and couldn't be upset with the result. Finally, I headed to Monza for the GT3 sprint series, where I took the Mustang for a race. I didn't get the best result, but I had the best crash happen behind on the back straight. I mean, I couldn't have planned it better. After the race recap, I chat about the current Supercars real-life series and what I think about the Supra being announced for the series in 2026. I outline how I would love to see the series fixed going forward and discuss why it is so important they make some changes. To round out the episode, I announce that Buzza and I will be taking on the Mountain on the 5th of October and driving the Locked On Lads car in the iRacing Official Bathurst 1000. I explain why this race means so much to me and why it has taken so long for me to finally attempt this iconic race.
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