Ticket Upgrades
Add any of these ticket upgrades to enhance your 2024 Supercars Repco Bathurst 1000 experience:
Note: Prices listed below are 2023 costs and to be used as a guide only.
RESERVED GRANDSTANDS
Grandstand 1 (4 Days) – $189 pp
This stand is situated on the final turn on the racetrack. It’s location is perfect if your are wanting to see all the action at Murray’s Corner. Located on the outside of the track, this stand is in prime position which annually sees extensive gravel trap action as the cars complete their high speed decent of the mountain. It also gives you the best view of the entry to pit lane. Food and beverage outlets and merchandise retailers are stationed directly behind the grandstand. Note, that Murray’s Corner is not covered and is easily accessed through gates one, two and three.
Grandstand 7 (4 Days) – SOLD OUT
Grandstand 7 is on the outside of the track on pit straight and is positioned across from the podium and pit lane garages. It’s location on the track is perfectly positioned for those who want to see all the starting grid action. These seats also have a fantastic view of the on-track big screen and have conveniently located food and beverage outlets, merchandise and amenities nearby. Note, Grandstand 7 is not covered and the closest access is via gate four.
Grandstand 8 (4 Days) – $204 pp
The Panorama Grandstand 8 is located directly across from the pit garages and ideally placed to see all the pit lane action. Based on the outside of the racetrack and on pit straight, Panorama is one of the best spots to experience all the start and finish line action from. This stand is a permanent fixture year-round and has some partially covered areas. These seats also enjoy a great view of a big screen so racegoers never miss a minute of the Supercar action. Retailers, merchandise and amenities are conveniently located behind the grandstand. Access is via gate four.
Grandstand 10 (4 Days) – $189 pp
This stand is uncovered and is the result of the merged Legends and Hell Corner Grandstand making it the largest grandstand on the track. The grandstand sits on the outside of the track and on pit straight. It boasts pit lane front views, a big screen and convenient access to merchandise and food and beverage outlets. Access the Legends/Hell Corner grandstand via gates four or five.
Grandstand 12 (4 Days) – $204 pp
Formally known as the Mountain Straight Grandstand, Grandstand 12 is located on the exit of turn one on the outside of the track. This is a covered stand with prime viewing position of the cars as they ascend up the mountain and also boasts the best position to see the cars exit pit lane. Food and beverage outlets and amenities are located at the rear of the stand. Access this stand via gate five.
HOSPITALITY SUITES
Sports Lounge (3 Days)- $960 pp/ (Weekend) – $770 pp
All your favourite sports in one place! Located on the pit roof on pit straight.
Includes:
– 1 day trackside ticket for Thursday (3 Day ticket only)
– 3 day corporate pass to the exclusive Sports Lounge on Friday (3 Day ticket only), Saturday and Sunday
– Access to the Supercars Paddock
– Buffet lunch
– Afternoon tea
– Cash bar
– Casual lounge with non-reserved seating
– Official 2024 Repco Bathurst 1000 event programme
– Dedicated host
Chase Club (3 Days) – $1,440 pp/(Weekend) – $1,180 pp
Enjoy panoramic views from one of the most popular positions on the track. Here you will be spoilt with views overlooking Conrod Straight, the Chase and Murrays Corner. Located on the top level of the Rydges Mount Panorama Bathurst relax and watch the great race in climate controlled comfort.
Includes:
– 1 day trackside ticket on Thursday (3 Day ticket only)
– 3 day corporate pass to the exclusive Chase Club on Friday (3 Day ticket only), Saturday and Sunday
– Access to the Supercars Paddock
– Buffet lunch
– Morning and afternoon tea
– Five hour beverage package including beer, wine, soft drinks, tea and coffee
– Spirits available for purchase
– Reserved seating
– Official event programme
– Dedicated host
Trackside Lounge (3 Days) – $1,440 pp/ (Weekend) – $1,180 pp
Enjoy all the action that Mount Panorama has to offer in the Trackside Lounge. Located on the pit roof on pit straight above the team garages.
Includes:
– 1 day trackside ticket for Thursday (3 Day ticket only)
– 3 day corporate pass to the exclusive Trackside Lounge on Friday (3 Day ticket only) , Saturday and Sunday
– Access into the 2024 Supercars Paddock
– Buffet lunch
– Morning and afternoon tea
– Beverage package including beer, wine, soft drinks, tea and coffee
– RTD Spirits available for purchase
– Reserved seating
– Official 2024 Repco Bathurst 1000 event programme
– Dedicated suite host
Pavilion X-Piper Heidsieck Level 1 (Weekend) – $2,010 pp
Enjoy the ultimate premium shared experience, located in climate controlled suite directly above the team garages on pit straight.
Includes:
– 2 day Pavilion X-Piper Heidsieck Level 1 – Saturday and Sunday
– Hosted in a non-reserved, air-conditioned casual lounge with balcony
– In-suite chef taking you on a culinary journey with grazing food all day
– Free flowing Piper Heidsieck champagne, premium beers, wine and soft drink
– Espresso coffee
– Selection of RTD spirits available for purchase
– Official 2024 Bathurst 1000 event programme
– Driver appearances
Please Note: Children under 18 years are not permitted into Pavilion X-Piper Heidsieck Level 1
Supercars Paddock Club (3 Days) – $2,270 pp
The Supercars Paddock Club – the Platinum Experience is Supercars’ premium shared suite and is recognised as one of Australia’s finest sports’ hospitality venues. An ideal opportunity to reward staff, entertain clients or indulge yourself with family and friends. Every detail has been carefully thought through to ensure that not a moment of exhilarating race action is missed and that every aspect of your comfort is considered.
Includes:
– 1 day trackside ticket on Thursday
– Exclusive access to the Supercars Paddock Club on Friday, Saturday and Sunday
– Entry to the circuit including all general viewing and merchandise areas
– Access to the Supercars Paddock
– Mid morning snack, morning tea and afternoon tea
– Buffet lunch
– Beverage package consisting of premium beer, wine, champagne, RTD spirits, soft drinks and bottled water
– In-suite barista tea and coffee
– Reserved & managed table seating
– Driver appearances including autograph and photo opportunities
– Official Repco Bathurst 1000 event programme
– Dedicated hosts and facility manager
– Dedicated corporate car parking
The 2024 Event
The Repco Bathurst 1000 is a 1000km V8 Supercar race held at the Mount Panorama Circuit in Bathurst NSW. We’ve got access to exclusive central Bathurst based accommodation where you’ll be in the heart of the action and only a stone’s throw from the race circuit.
What is the Bathurst 1000
The Bathurst 1000, also known as the Repco Bathurst 1000 or more colloquially referred to as The Great Race by locals and the media, is an annual car racing event that takes place at Bathurst, New South Wales in Australia.
Originally known as the Armstrong 500 for its 500-mile track, this race was initially held on the Phillip Island in Victoria, Australia and was later transferred to Bathurst in the year 1963. The early years of the race was dominated by mostly smaller cars, until the game-changer V8 Ford Falcon GT was developed in the late 1960s.
Often referred to as the pinnacle of motorsport in Australia, the Bathurst 1000 is one of the most anticipated car races in the country.
At the 2006 race, the Peter Brock Trophy was introduced and has since become the trophy presented to the succeeding winners of the race. The trophy was made to commemorate the beloved racer Peter Brock who was regarded as the most successful in the history of the race.
What to do in Bathurst while you’re there for the race
While Bathurst is more commonly known as the centre for motor racing, it’s still safe to assume that this town has a lot more to offer.
If you’re planning on going into town for more than just the car race event and you’re bringing along some loved ones – even kids – with you, then there are definitely a lot of places that you can explore and check out while you’re in the area.
There are places like the Australian Fossil & Mineral Museum where you can actually see a full-size T-rex skeleton. You may also check out the Bathurst Regional Art Gallery if you and/or your loved ones are looking to see some art exhibits. And of course, there’s also the National Motor Racing Museum for the motor racing fans and enthusiasts to enjoy.
There are tons of restaurants and bars that you could also dine in at and a well-loved local ice cream parlour that you can visit for your dessert.
More than just the Mount Panorama Racing Circuit, there are tons of other things to do, sights to see, food to eat, and places to visit in the beautiful Bathurst.
When is Bathurst 2024?
The 2024 Bathurst 1000 is going to start- TBC
How many laps is the Bathurst 1000?
Currently, the Bathurst 1000 is a 161-lap race where teams of two drivers per car compete. The lead driver can do no more than 107 laps and the co-driver has to make no less than 54 laps.
How long is the Bathurst race track?
After some great demand from fans and enthusiasts, the track has been changed from the original 500 miles to its current length of 1000 kilometres.
How many cars are in the Bathurst 1000?
A total of 26 cars, with 52 total drivers, will be competing in the Repco Bathurst 1000 race during 2019.
Who has won the Bathurst 1000 previously?
In the past 10 years, Craig Lowndes has dominated the race and has won in 2018, 2015, and 2010, with two of those years – 2018 and 2015 – alongside co-driver and most experience one, Steven Richards and one with Mark Scaife.
Will Davidson also has something to boot in the past decade with two wins under his belt; in 2016 with Jonathan Webb and in 2009, with Garth Tander.
The rest of the past decade’s winners are David Reynolds and co-driver Luke Youlden in 2017; Chaz Mostert and Paul Morris in 2014; Mark Winterbottom and another win for co-rider Steven Richards in 2013; Jamie Whincup and Paul Dumbrell in 2012; and Garth Tander as the lead driver with Nick Percat in 2011.
What year did Bathurst 1000 start?
The Bathurst 1000 had its first race in 1963, however back then it was originally named the Armstrong 500. Check-out our article: Making of the Great Race
What channel is Bathurst on?
The race will be shown live in high-def on Fox Sports within Australia. For free to air television, Network Ten will cover live the event along with Superloop Adelaide 500, PIRTEK Perth SuperNight, Watpac Townsville 400, Vodafone Gold Coast 600, Penrite Oil Sandown 500, and Coates Hire Newcastle 500.