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36 Soft 300Km/H Free Event Live Updates Via Speedcafe.Com EVENT GUIDE SUPERCHEAP AUTO BATHURST 1000 OCTOBER 10-13, 2019 LOCATION BATHURST, NEW SOUTH WALES TRACK LENGTH TRACK DIRECTION FASTEST POINT SLOWEST POINT 6.21KM ANTI-CLOCKWISE 22 19 21 18 AVERAGE SPEED TOP SPEED 23 20 16 17 178KM/H 300KM/H 15 14 CONTROL TYRES RACE FORMAT 1 2 13 12 11 36 SOFT 1 X 1000KM 6 10 3 5 2018 EVENT HIGHLIGHT 8 9 BEST VANTAGE POINT Erebus Motorsport’s David Reynolds was the favourite, however 4 7 McPhillamy Park offers the perfect view to he cramped up and was passed by Craig Lowndes on Lap 135, watch the Supercars flat-out and on the limit with the veteran ultimately going on to deliver victory for himself and Steven Richards in his final year as a full-time driver QUALIFYING LAP RECORD RACE LAP RECORD MOST POLE POSITIONS MOST RACE WINS 2:03.8312s - Scott McLaughlin 2:06.1492s - David Reynolds Peter Brock Peter Brock FGX Falcon, 2017 ZB Commodore, 2018 6 pole positions 9 race wins POINT STANDINGS 2018 EVENT RESULTS TV TIMES DRIVERS’ CHAMPIONSHIP SESSION DAY DRIVER TEAM THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10 Qualifying for Race 25 Friday Jamie Whincup Red Bull Holden Racing Team POS DRIVER POINTS 07:20-17:45 Fox Sports 506 1 Scott McLaughlin 3008 TTSO for Race 25 Saturday David Reynolds Penrite Racing Race 25 Sunday Craig Lowndes/ Autobarn Lowndes Racing FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11 2 Shane van Gisbergen 2410 Steven Richards 07:20 - 18:30 Fox Sports 506 3 Chaz Mostert 2327 4 Fabian Coulthard 2317 13:00 - 17:00 Channel 10 5 Jamie Whincup 2140 FREE LIVE UPDATES SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12 TEAMS’ CHAMPIONSHIP 08:05 - 18:30 Fox Sports 506 POS DRIVER POINTS FREE EVENT LIVE UPDATES 11:30 - 18:00 Channel 10 1 Shell V-Power Racing Team 5265 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13 2 Red Bull Holden Racing Team 4410 THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY 3 Bottle-O/Supercheap Auto Racing 3981 07:30 - 19:00 Fox Sports 506 4 Penrite Racing 3719 VIA SPEEDCAFE.COM 07:30 - 18:30 Channel 10 5 Monster Energy/Milwaukee Racing 3706 POWERED BY *TV times shown are for AEDT 2019 EVENT SCHEDULE *Times shown for AEDT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11 09:10 Super2 Series Warm Up 15 mins 09:40 Supercars Championship Practice 6 30 mins START CATEGORY SESSION DURATION 07:20 SuperUtes Qualifying 20 mins 10:20 Touring Car Masters Race 2 6 laps 07:20 Toyota 86 Practice 1 20 mins 07:50 Touring Car Masters Trophy Race 6 laps 07:50 Touring Car Masters Practice 20 mins 08:25 Supercars Championship Practice 4* 1 hr 12:10 Supercars Championship Practice 7 30 mins 08:20 SuperUtes Practice 1 20 mins 09:40 Toyota 86 Qualifying 20 mins 12:55 Toyota 86 Race 2 7 laps 08:50 Porsche Carrera Cup Practice 50 mins 10:10 Super2 Series Practice 2 40 mins 13:25 SuperUtes Race 3 6 laps 09:55 Supercars Championship Practice 1 1 hr 11:05 Supercars Championship Practice 5 1 hr 13:55 Porsche Carrera Cup Race 2 9 laps 11:05 Toyota 86 Practice 2 20 mins 13:40 Porsche Carrera Cup Race 1 16 laps 15:00 Super2 Series Race 1 41 laps 12:45 Supercars Championship Practice 2* 1 hr 14:40 Super2 Series Qualifying 30 mins 17:05 Supercars Championship TTSO 1 lap 13:55 SuperUtes Practice 2 20 mins 15:25 Touring Car Masters Race 1 6 laps SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13 14:25 Super2 Series Practice 1 40 mins 16:00 Supercars Championship Qualifying 40 mins 07:45 Toyota 86 Race 3 6 laps 15:15 Porsche Carrera Cup Qualifying 20 mins 16:55 SuperUtes Race 1 6 laps 08:20 Supercars Championship Warm Up 20 mins 16:00 Supercars Championship Practice 3 1 hr SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12 08:55 Touring Car Masters Race 3 6 laps 17:15 Touring Car Masters Qualifying 20 mins 10:05 Porsche Carrera Cup Race 3 9 laps 08:05 Toyota 86 Race 1 6 laps *Additional drivers practice 11:30 Supercars Championship Race 25 161 laps 08:35 SuperUtes Race 2 6 laps SUPPORT OUR SPEEDCAFE.COM PLATINUM PARTNERS.
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