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Petrol bowsers and rocky riverbeds fill Channel 9's My Way

Jess Golding's karting team and Tricia Chant's Historic Leyburn Sprints join a tour of Queensland's motoring communities.

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1:22Jess Golding explains how her racing experience led to a karting team mentoring young drivers.
6:29Mike Munday's Roadside Relics collection preserves vintage petrol bowsers, signage and cars.
11:49Mitch traces his custom fabrication business to off-road competitions with his father.
13:40Father and son test their buggies through rocky riverbeds, demonstrating the demands on their engineering.
16:24Tricia Chant connects the Historic Leyburn Sprints to the town's Australian Grand Prix heritage.
20:00The Mike & Ann Collins Memorial Junior Award continues her parents' support for young racers.

Mike Munday has a rule for the vintage treasures at Roadside Relics: "It's only original once." Among the petrol bowsers, oil cans and old signage in Gympie, preservation matters as much as getting an engine running.

His collection is part of "Rebuilding Vintage Classics & Pushing 4WDs to the Limit | My Way", Channel 9's only new upload this week. Narrated by Tim Blackwell, the episode finds different ways of passing a love of motorsport along. Jess Golding coaches young kart racers, while fabricator Mitch Thorpe and his father take their off-road buggies through rocky riverbeds, putting the engineering to work.

At Leyburn, Tricia Chant brings the story back to community. Alongside driving a historic Mustang and organising the sprints, she explains the junior award honouring her parents, Mike and Ann Collins. The rare cars have company: markets, vintage vans and camping are part of the gathering too.

The episode has drawn just over 200 views, a modest arrival, though it is the busiest of the highlighted uploads for daily viewing. Behind it, Shaynna Blaze and Darren Palmer tackle a crumbling Sicilian property in "They Bought an Italian Villa for Just ONE Euro! | 1 Euro House | Channel 9".

Channel 9's subscriber count stayed unchanged, while its current daily views are running at roughly half their usual level. Nearby television channels had livelier weeks, including NCIS and Channel 4 Food. Here, the week's new offering keeps its attention on people who would rather coach, collect or fabricate than simply admire the cars.

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