Officially the track is called Mount Panorama and it's an unforgiving circuit. Drivers compete in pairs and race laps of the circuit.
This equates to 1, kilometres, hence the name Bathurst Sadly this is set to be the final year Holden Commodores will compete at Bathurst, so be sure to tune in. The moniker King of the Mountain stems from the nickname given to Peter Brock, who is the record holder of most wins at Bathurst with nine. Live stream Bathurst on Kayo: day free trial.
The big event runs from Thursday 15 October through to the official race day on Sunday 18 October. The Bathurst race itself was schedule to begins at am AEDT on 18 October, but has since been moved forward by 30 minutes due to expected bad weather. Free-to-air broadcaster Channel 10 also had limited access to half of this year's races, including the Bathurst To watch from overseas see our how to watch V8 Supercars guide.
It's worth noting that only Foxtel and Kayo Sports won't have ad breaks during the race. Both platforms also have a special channel dedicated 24 hours a day to all things Bathurst. Subscription services Kayo Sports and Foxtel will have full running coverage of the entire weekend, plus Kayo is bringing back its special RaceView feature for viewers this weekend.
More on that below. Last verified 1 Jul As we mentioned Channel 10 will show the Bathurst race. There will be ads throughout the coverage, a pretty important factor for a race that doesn't stop.
If you're not fazed by that simply watch on Channel 10 or 10 play. Kayo really is the only option for diehard Bathurst fans. It has a whole range of special features you won't find anywhere else. The Race Centre Channel allows you to keep track of the action and see essential stats, special data and live leaderboards.
There is also a Super SloMo Channel for key moments in the race. Kayo Minis will be available for the Top 10 Shootout and race day, plus there are 20 Mini classic Bathurst races for you to enjoy on-demand. The best part is new users can experience all of this for free using Kayo's day free trial. There's more information in our Kayo Sports review. Foxtel iQ is the only way to watch the Bathurst in 4K, although it is significantly more expensive than Kayo Sports. You may also face some installation costs, though Foxtel IQ deals are regularly available.
Foxtel Now is another digital streaming service. Try it out with a day free trial. The entire V8 Supercars season had to be rescheduled due to the coronavirus pandemic. Bathurst is now the final round of the championship and Scott McLaughlin has already locked up his third straight V8 Supercars title. The Ford Mustang driver is also this week's defending champion, having claimed his first Bathurst title 12 months ago alongside Frenchman Alex Premat.
This year his co-driver is Australian veteran Tim Slade. That duo won Bathurst three straight times from The two won together in three consecutive years between , while Lowndes has won three times since with another partner and Whincup has saluted on one other occasion.
With a wealth of experience and talent they will be extremely difficult to beat, and few would begrudge them a fourth victory together this year. One man who might be their biggest threat is Scott McLaughlin , who will partner up once again with Frenchman Alexandre Premat in the search for a maiden win at Mount Panorama. McLaughlin, who won the Supercars Championship last year, has had a dominant season and is on track for a second consecutive title, having won an extraordinary 17 of 24 races in Another dangerous team will be that of Shane van Gisbergen and Garth Tander.
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