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BP Adelaide Grand Final
The 2026 Supercars Grand Final – The Ultimate Showdown!
The countdown is on, the engines are warming up, and the excitement is building for what promises to be an absolutely unforgettable weekend of Australian motorsport!
Four massive days of high-speed action, roaring V8 engines, spectacular overtaking moves and nail-biting battles await as the Supercars stars hit the track for the 2026 Grand Final.
The famous Adelaide street circuit will provide the ultimate battleground, with four championship contenders, three decisive races and just one driver crowned King of the Mountain of the streets! Friday brings a 100km sprint, before two monster 250km battles on Saturday and Sunday decide who takes home the championship crown.
And when the chequered flag finally falls, the party is far from over! With the Hilltop Hoods on Saturday night and rock legends Guns N' Roses bringing the house down on Sunday, Adelaide is set for one enormous motorsport celebration.
Four days. Three races. One champion. Plenty of horsepower, tyre smoke and unforgettable memories!
Buckle up, motorsport fans – Adelaide is about to go off!
The BP Adelaide Grand Final – Adelaide Parklands, Adelaide, SA 26 - 29th Nov 26
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ATTENTION ALL BATHURST CAMPERS!
REAL CARS. REAL FANS. REAL GOOD TIMES!
If Bathurst runs through your veins, this flag belongs at your campsite! 🍻
Bring a bit of Mount Panorama magic to your next camping adventure with the BATHURST CAMPERS FLAG!
Whether you're parked up at Bathurst, enjoying a weekend away with mates, or flying it proudly at home, this flag says it all!
Don't just watch Bathurst... LIVE IT!
Get the mates together, fire up the BBQ, crack a cold one and fly your colours proudly!
SANDOWN 500
Brodie Kostecki has defended the aggressive approach taken by Will Brown in their fierce battle for the lead
What a massive weekend of Supercars racing at the historic Sandown circuit in Melbourne, with plenty of drama, hard racing and championship pressure!
Will Brown had a weekend to forget after a spin and penalties.
Saturday – Brodie Kostecki takes the win
Brodie Kostecki delivered a brilliant drive to take victory, Matt Payne finished second, Cam Waters secured third.
Sunday – Matt Payne strikes back
Matt Payne claimed Sunday's victory in a thrilling finish. Anton De Pasquale finished just 0.7 seconds behind in second. Cooper Murray scored his first Supercars podium in third.
Broc Feeney also finished fourth, securing his place in the championship final.
The championship now heads to the streets of Adelaide on 27–29 November for the Grand Final, where these four drivers will battle it out for the 2026 Supercars Championship.
The Pioneers of the Mountain
A time when drivers relied more on skill and bravery than modern technology.
The black-and-white photography adds to the nostalgia, preserving a moment from an era when Bathurst was establishing itself as Australia's most famous motor race. The dust, packed field, and spectator-lined circuit showcase the event's reputation as a race that would go on to become one of the most iconic motorsport events in the world.
A packed field storms across Mount Panorama in the early days of Bathurst, helping build the legend of The Great Race. Close, hard-fought racing, large grids of production-based touring cars, massive crowds of passionate Australian motorsport fans. The rugged, unforgiving nature of the Mount Panorama circuit. A time when drivers relied more on skill and bravery than modern technology.
"Before the technology, before the telemetry, there was pure courage"
Perfectly captures what made Bathurst special.
These are reminders of the bravery, commitment, and raw intensity that is Bathurst
Bathurst isn't just about speed—it's about endurance, courage, teamwork, and history. Over 161 laps and 1,000 kilometres, drivers battle the unforgiving mountain, lightning-fast straights, dramatic elevation changes, and famous corners like Skyline, The Esses, The Dipper, Forrest's Elbow, and Conrod Straight. One small mistake can end a team's dream in an instant.
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The final laps of the 2014 Bathurst 1000 - credit: - Supercars
The final laps of the 2014 Bathurst 1000
Regarded as one of the greatest finishes in
Bathurst history.
Jamie Whincup and co-driver Paul Dumbrell had fought from near the back of the grid and were leading with just one lap remaining. However, Whincup was critically low on fuel and had been trying to nurse the car home. Chaz Mostert and co-driver Paul Morris, who had started last on the grid, were rapidly closing the gap.
As they climbed over the top of Mount Panorama on the final lap, Mostert was right on Whincup's rear bumper. At Forrest's Elbow, Mostert made his move. Whincup's car began to run out of fuel as they accelerated onto Conrod Straight, allowing Mostert to sweep past and take the lead. Mostert then powered away to claim an incredible victory, while Whincup dropped from first to fifth by the finish line.
Shoot Out - Scott McLaughlin completes first 2.03 at Mount Panorama, Bathurst
In 2017s Bathurst 1000, Scott McLaughlin obliterates the lap record and storms to ARMOR ALL Pole Position for the 2017 Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000 recording a 2.03.831.
This jaw-dropping lap competes with fellow countryman, Greg Murphy's 'Lap of the Gods' in 2003. The 2017 pole winning lap across the Mountain has a special place in the modern history of Supercars.
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"There's nothing like it. This is Mount Panorama. This is Bathurst."
It wasn't just an introduction—it was a statement.
Credit: TENmotorsport
"There's nothing like it. This is Mount Panorama. This is Bathurst."
It wasn't just an introduction—it was a statement.
Mark Larkham and the TEN Motorsport team created an opening that has become legendary among racing fans. Even today, hearing those iconic words brings back memories of roaring V8s, packed grandstands, unforgettable battles, and heroes being made on the slopes of Mount Panorama.
For many Supercars fans, there has never been a better introduction to a race weekend than hearing Mark Larkham's unmistakable voice declare, those words instantly sent a shiver down the spine, because everyone knew what was coming next.
There's nothing like it." -This is Mount Panorama."- This is Bathurst."
It wasn't just an introduction—it was a statement. It captured the history, the passion, the legends, and the sheer challenge of Australia's greatest race. As the cameras swept across the mountain, the circuit came alive, reminding fans why Bathurst is unlike anywhere else in world motorsport.
Bathurst isn't just a race — it's a test of courage, endurance, and determination.
Every lap around the legendary Mount Panorama Circuit pushes drivers and machines to their limits. The steep climbs, breathtaking descents, unforgiving walls, and high-speed straights create an atmosphere unlike any other in Australian motorsport. For over a thousand kilometers, teams battle fatigue, changing conditions, mechanical challenges, and fierce competition. One mistake can end a dream, while one perfect move can create a legend.
It's this raw intensity, rich history, and passion from thousands of fans that makes the Bathurst 1000 the race that truly stops the nation.
The atmosphere is simply electric. More than 200,000 passionate fans transform Mount Panorama into a sea of colour, campsites, flags, and unforgettable memories. Families, lifelong mates, and racing enthusiasts travel from every corner of Australia to be part of an event that has become a true national tradition.
Winning Bathurst means everything. Drivers often say they'd trade multiple championship victories for just one Bathurst trophy because conquering Mount Panorama is the ultimate achievement in Australian touring car racing.