2021 Repco Bathurst 1000: Thursday on the Mountain
A big day of action on track with Supercars, Super2, S5000, Trans Am and Touring Car Masters all in action.
Will Davison in the #17 DJR Ford Mustang.
Shane van Gisbergen and Garth Tander has swapped his regular #97 to #888 to honour out-going team boss Roland Dane.
The Kostecki brothers are sharing a Matt Stone Racing Holden Commodore.
Erebus Racing comes to Bathurst in good form.
Ben Grice in the Trans Am series.
Tim Brook in his Ford Mustang Trans Am heads across the mountain.
Nathan Herne won the Thursday Trans Am race in his Dodge Challenger.
The racing was close in the Trans Am series.
Sometimes too close, with Matthew MacKelden hitting the wall.
Matthew MacKelden didn't make it to the finish.
The Touring Car Masters Series thrilled the Thursday crowd.
Steven Johnson won the Thursday race in his 'Tru-Blu II' XD Falcon.
Ryan Hansford didn't make this finish in his Holden Torana.
The S5000 series brought powerful open-wheelers back to Bathurst.
Nathan Herne was pulling double-duties on Thursday, jumping from his Trans Am to S5000.
The S5000 gets away in its first ever race - Heat 1 - at Mt Panorama.
Unfortunately it didn't end well for Tim Macrow, who hit trouble at the start.
Although an open-wheel veteran, Tim Macrow didn't finish after his heavy hit.
John Martin was another S5000 driver who hit trouble.
The Super2 series is wrapping up its season at Bathurst.
Broc Feeney closed in on the Super2 title.
The Super2 and Super3 categories were combined for this round to fill out the grid.
Aaron Seton is following in his father Glenn's wheeltracks.
Zak Best is competing in Super2 while also partnering Jack La Broq in the Bathurst 1000.
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