The Motor Dream Podcast
Hosted by Conor McNally
Imagine waking up one morning to a life-changing text message, urging you to check your bank balance. Little did you know that it would be the start of an extraordinary journey.
Welcome to the Motor Dream Podcast!
In this thrilling new podcast, motorsport writer and TV producer Conor McNally engages in captivating conversations with drivers, riders, mechanics, team principals, and even esteemed members of the media, in the quest to uncover the ultimate dream garage.
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Latest Episodes
Episode 35 – Luke Rocca | August 2, 2025
Amongst a plethora of podcasts dedicated to the world of Formula 1, there’s one whose hosts will do anything to avoid being relegated to their junior podcast, Visa Cash App Talking BS. It’s the Reserve Drivers Podcast and we get to chat one of the brainchilds behind this series – Luke Rocca.
Episode 36 – Ricky Brabec & Sara Price | September 21, 2025
In the world of off-road racing, the ultimate challenge is the legendary Dakar Rally. In this episode of The Motor Dream Podcast, we speak with two American off-road heroes who have conquered the Dakar’s daunting dunes – two-time winner Ricky Brabec and Dakar stage winner Sara Price.
Episode 37 – Harri Jones | October 11, 2025
This Sunday, the Repco Bathurst 1000 hits the track for its 68th running, and among the 54 starters are six eager rookies—the oldest of whom is this episode’s guest, the two times and defending Porsche Carrera Cup Australia champion, Harri Jones.
Episode 38 – Kezia Dawn | October 25, 2025
It’s a rare career move: trading a microphone for a driving helmet. While athletes often transition easily into broadcasting, few presenters, commentators, or actors manage a successful role reversal to become professional racing drivers. Yet, Kezia Dawn did just that.
Episode 39 – Toby Hederics | November 8, 2025
It’s a rare career move: trading a microphone for a driving helmet. While athletes often transition easily into broadcasting, few presenters, commentators, or actors manage a successful role reversal to become professional racing drivers. Yet, Kezia Dawn did just that.