It was recently announced that the Race Of Champions event will be hosted by Wellington's Hnry Stadium on the 9th and 10th of January next year in its New Zealand debut.

It will bring some of the biggest names in motorsport to New Zealand, including four-time Formula 1 World Champion Sebastian Vettel, 2025 Supercars Champion Chaz Mostert, 10-time Formula 1 race winner Valtteri Bottas and Kiwi rally star Hayden Paddon.

D'Arcy was joined by Chaz to discuss the event. 

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It was recently announced that the Race Of Champions event will be hosted by Wellington's Hnry Stadium on the 9th and 10th of January next year in its New Zealand debut.
It will bring some of the biggest names in motorsport to New Zealand, including four-time Formula 1 World Champion Sebastian Vettel, 2025 Supercars Champion Chaz Mostert, 10-time Formula 1 race winner Valtteri Bottas and Kiwi rally star Hayden Paddon.
D'Arcy was joined by Chaz to discuss the event.&nbsp;
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Chaz Mostert: Kiwi Supercars driver on the Race Of Champions confirmed for Wellington next year

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Despite the Warriors losing to the Dolphins 26-16 last weekend, the Kiwi side's looking to put that result behind them as they gear up for their next match.

The team is set to play in their high-stakes clash against the Knights on Sunday Afternoon at Eden Park, and if they win, they'll face the Panthers in Sydney.

D'Arcy caught up with hookers Wayde Egan and Sam Healey to discuss ahead of the game.

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Despite the Warriors losing to the Dolphins 26-16 last weekend, the Kiwi side's looking to put that result behind them as they gear up for their next match.
The team is set to play in their high-stakes clash against the Knights on Sunday Afternoon at Eden Park, and if they win, they'll face the Panthers in Sydney.
D'Arcy caught up with hookers Wayde Egan and Sam Healey to discuss ahead of the game.
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Wayde Egan and Sam Healey: Warriors hookers speak ahead of the team's big clash against the Newcastle Knights

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The Supercars series rolls on this weekend with the AirTouch 500 at The Bend in South Australia marking the beginning of the Enduro Cup.

Ryan Wood is a Kiwi racing in the Supercars series, D'Arcy caught up with him to discuss.

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The Supercars series rolls on this weekend with the AirTouch 500 at The Bend in South Australia marking the beginning of the Enduro Cup.
Ryan Wood is a Kiwi racing in the Supercars series, D'Arcy caught up with him to discuss.
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Ryan Wood: Kiwi Supercars driver speaks ahead of this weekend's race

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Tomorrow, the All Blacks' 23-man team will be named for the fourth and final test match of Rugby's Greatest Rivalry Tour against the Springboks in Baltimore.

The All Blacks have no chance of winning the series as the South Africans took an unassailable 2-1 lead following their loss in Soweto last Sunday, but the Kiwi side will likely want to finish strong.

Will we see mass changes, or will things stay similar?

D'Arcy caught up with former All Black Colin Slade to hear his thoughts. 

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Tomorrow, the All Blacks' 23-man team will be named for the fourth and final test match of Rugby's Greatest Rivalry Tour against the Springboks in Baltimore.
The All Blacks have no chance of winning the series as the South Africans took an unassailable 2-1 lead following their loss in Soweto last Sunday, but the Kiwi side will likely want to finish strong.
Will we see mass changes, or will things stay similar?
D'Arcy caught up with former All Black Colin Slade to hear his thoughts.&nbsp;
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Colin Slade: former All Blacks speaks ahead of squad naming for Baltimore clash

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Chaz Mostert: Kiwi Supercars driver on the Race Of Champions confirmed for Wellington next year

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