Who wants to win? Anybody? .....No? Fine.

They say the mountain makes up its own mind - on this occasion it didn't seem to know which way to turn!

The result was two cars that started at the back of the field, and had crashed already, sorting it out over one lap after 8 hours of racing down under.

Sam Hall joins Dan Mason to digress from the point regularly - from team-mates binning each other off, to the safety car's mishap, and what team orders Triple Eight COULD have tried...

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Music: Tiger Gang - Mythology

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Overtakes around the outside + Estoril? = Iconic.

Move over Villeneuve, because in 2004 it was Christijan Albers who wowed the DTM crowds in a classic race with fellow future superstars Mattias Ekstrom and Gary Paffett.

But whatever happened to him? Well, he scored points with Minardi(!)

And what about that grid? Well Dan Mason and Steve Whitfield have donned their fanboy caps to discuss the best F1-to-DTM swaps in history as Alesi and Frentzen go door-to-door in Portugal.

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Music: Tiger Gang - Mythology

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The World Rally Championship became a battle of Britain in 2001.

Colin McRae. Richard Burns. Both absolute giants of the game, and both had the chance to win it at home.What followed was both memorable and dramatic in equal measure.

Luke Barry joins Dan Mason to discuss Burnsie's delight, Colin's heartache and the tragedy that followed two years on for the UK's new hero and world champion.

PLUS: Co-driver Robert Reid shares his tales on Burnsie and McRae's differing mind games.

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Music: Tiger Gang - Mythology

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