Garth Tander

Like, you know, you're a Holden fan, you're a Ford fan, you're a Commodore fan, you're a Falcon fan.

That was it.

Yeah.

Whereas now the cars aren't as relevant, Mustang and Camaro.

I still believe they're poster cars.

If the posters were still a thing and you were a 13, 14 year old and you were into your cars, that would be on your wall as a poster.

A tough looking Camaro, a tough looking Mustang.

So the cars are there, but they don't invoke the same passion.

So it needs to be the drivers.

It needs to be you guys.

And I think the sport has recognized that, but it's going to take a while.

It takes a little bit to get that going.

And I think that's both sides.

I think that's broadcast with us giving you guys a vehicle to do it and feeling comfortable to do it and you guys being comfortable enough to –

bring your personality out and not just you two in particular, but the grid to be comfortable to, you know, say what you want to say and don't feel like you're going to, you know, get slaughtered for it.

Absolutely.

Yeah.

You know what I reckon has changed?

Social media.

Because you get direct feedback to your pocket and you guys at the end of the day will read what's going on.