Repco Bathurst 1000 2021

Mount Panorama Circuit

Originally constructed in 1938 as a scenic tourist drive, Mount Panorama has hosted all types of motorsport including the world-famous Bathurst 1000, the annual 12 Hour GT race, 24 Hour endurance races and the Easter motorcycle meetings.

The circuit is a public road throughout the year, although not accessible over Bathurst weekend. The circuit has also hosted the Australian Formula 1 Grand Prix in the past. It remains one of the all-time favourite circuits for Supercars drivers and is ranked among the great race tracks of the world.

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Track Specs

Length: 6.213km
Average Speed: 178km/h
Top Speed: 300km/h
Direction: Anti-Clockwise
Fastest Point: Conrod Straight
Slowest Point: Forrest Elbow
Qualifying Lap Record:  Chaz Mostert (7897 ) in 2019
Race Lap Record: Chaz Mostert (2.04.7602 ) in 2019

Fast Facts

Most podiums

1. 14, Craig Lowndes (1994-2018)
2. 12, Peter Brock (1969-1987), Larry Perkins (1977-1998) and Jim Richards (1974-2002)

Largest margin

6 laps by Peter Brock and Jim Richards in 1978

Smallest margin

.1434s by Will Davison and Jonathon Webb in 2016

• Pack plenty of warm clothes: early starts and moderate altitude means it can get cold in the morning, especially up on the mountain. As the days progress, the sun often comes out and can be quite fierce, make sure to pack a hat, especially if you’re bringing a chair for one of the many embankments or choosing an open-air grandstand (all grandstands are uncovered, except grandstand 12)
• If you can, take a chair. It’s a long day out, so this is a great way to relax and enjoy your time without worrying about losing your spot on the many embankments around the track
• Grandstand 12 is the only covered grandstand, all other grandstands are un-covered and exposed to the elements. Keep this in mind if upgrading to a grandstand
• If you’re entertaining clients, colleagues or treating yourself or someone else for a special occasion, you can’t go past a hospitality experience. Most facilities are located above the pits except for Virgin Australia Paddock Club, which is opposite grandstand 12 on the inside of Turn 1. Another fantastic option is the Chase Club, which is on the rooftop of the Rydges Hotel and offers sweeping views of the track as cars hurtle down Conrod Straight
• After the racing concludes each day, if you’re at the top of the mountain be prepared to queue for a bus back down, which can take some time

What’s on offer from Events Travel?

• Events: Bathurst 1000 2021 tickets, Bathurst 1000 2021 hospitality and exclusive experiences
• Flights: All carriers and destinations
• Accommodation: Extra nights, room upgrades and more
• Transport: Coaches, private transfers and car hire
• Sightseeing: Attractions, day trips and organised tours
• Custom-made Packages: For individuals and groups of all sizes, including corporate groups and incentives
• Travel Insurance: Domestic and international policies, including a 15% off base policy discount for Australian residents

Bathurst

Bathurst is the oldest inland settlement in Australia, located 200 km northwest of Sydney. Though the town has a rich Aboriginal history, it was officially declared a townsite in 1815. Its popularity and growth is thanks to the discovery of gold in Australia in the mid-1800s, and its central location meant it was used as a gateway for exploration and development of the New South Wales region. Now, the region is a large producer of agriculture including vegetables, honey, fruits, forestry, and grapes. Enjoy discovering this historically rich town dating back 40,000 years when it was once Aboriginal land through to the settlement and colonial growth that makes it the town it is today; lined with heritage-listed buildings and colonial mansions.

Climate

Bathurst has a temperate climate, and sits 650 metres above sea level, which means average rainfall is higher in this region. In October, you can expect highs of 22C and lows of 8C. Pack a rain jacket and warm layers to ensure race-day comfort and consider bringing an umbrella or hat to ensure all bases are covered — long days out at Mount Panorama can mean fans experience all types of weather

Terms

All bookings are governed by our General Booking and Travelling Terms and Conditions available online or on request at anytime.

Payments

Deposit: 25% due within 3-days of invoice
Stage payment: 25% due by 31 March 2021
Balance: 50% due by 15 June 2021

If upgrading your general admission ticket to a grandstand ticket or hospitality package, or you are adding on extra services, payment terms may vary.

Payment methods

We accept bank transfers, credit card payments and cheques. For domestic bank transfers to our Australian bank account there are no fees. For international bank transfers to our Australian bank account, there is a A$20 transaction fee. We accept payment via Visa and Mastercard with a 1.5% merchant fee.

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