2021 Repco Bathurst 1000: Sunday on the Mountain
Another installment of The Great Race has been run and won.
Anton De Pasquale and Tony D'Alberto led Dick Johnson Racing's efforts.
Fan favourites Craig Lowndes and Jamie Whincup shared the #88 Red Bull Racing Holden.
Shane van Gisbergen and Garth Tander wave to the crowd on the parade lap.
Lee Holdsworth, Ryan Walkinshaw and Chaz Mostert enjoyed a successful weekend.
The Enforcer and The Kid - rising star Broc Feeney and Russell Ingall shared the wildcard Triple Eight Holden.
David Wall and Jack Smith share a moment on the grid pre-race.
Eyes on the prize.
The drivers look on at the Peter Brock Trophy.
Jamie Whincup was inducted into the Supercars Australia Hall of Fame ahead of the race by Prime Minister Scott Morrison.
Reverend Gary Coleman made his final appearance ahead of retirement.
The Davison family share a moment.
The new Gen3 Ford Mustang and Chevrolet Camaro made their public debut at Bathurst.
Off and running: The race began at 12:15 this year, the latest ever start.
The competition was tight amongst the leading contenders.
After limited numbers in 2020, the crowds returned for 2021.
The Kostecki brothers - Jake and Kurt - finished 13th.
Thomas Randle found the gravel trap early in the day. He and James Courtney would recover to cross the line in 7th place.
Debris left on the road following the recovery of Randle's stricken Mustang.
Brenton Grove watches his Ford Mustangs of David Reynolds and Andre Heimgartner.
Teams have to make a compulsory brake rotor changes.
Walkinshaw Andretti United was the team to beat all weekend.
Steering failure knocked out the Holden Commodore of Will Brown and Jack Perkins.
Alex Davison and Dick Johnson watch the action unfold.
The battle in the pitlane was just as intense as that on track. Here Tim Blachard gives the DJR Mustang the hurry up into the box.
Chaz Mostert and Lee Holdsworth were dominant all race, even overcoming a mid-race tyre failure.
Brodie Kostecki and David Russell drove a great race to third place.
Bryce Fullwood across the top of the Mountain. He and Warren Luff would finish the day in a strong 5th position.
Cameron Waters and James Moffat finished second, just like they did in 2020.
Tim Slade and Tim Blanchard enjoyed a strong run to ninth place in their Ford Mustang.
Luke Youlden racing hard out of McPhillamy on his way to Skyline.
Cameron Waters and Shane van Gisbergen race hard into The Chase.
Chaz Mostert heads Shane van Gisbergen and Brodie Kostecki late in the race.
Several Safety Car periods towards the end tightened up the field.
Chris Pither in full flight in the Brad Jones Racing Commodore.
Crowds returned to the Mountain in 2021.
Jamie Whincup pushes hard in his final stint on the Mountain as a full time driver.
Chaz Mostert greets an elated Walkinshaw Andretti United Holden team as they celebrate their victory.
Mostert and co-driver Lee Holdsworth were the combo to beat all day.
Mostert lets off a little post race steam.
A triumphant Mostert and Holdsworth on the podium.
A moment worth capturing. The crowd soaks up the podium celebrations.
Mostert, Holdsworth and team owner Ryan Walkinshaw celebrate an emotional Bathurst win.
It was a great all round team effort from Walkinshaw Andretti United.
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