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Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000, RACE 30 Mount Panorama Circuit, Bathurst, New South Wales ROUND 11 – Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000, RACE 30 Mount Panorama Circuit, Bathurst, New South Wales. October 9 - 12 2014 Originally constructed as a scenic tourist drive in 1938, the Mount Panorama circuit plays host to all types of motorsport, including the Bathurst 1000, the Bathurst 12 Hour GT race, and Easter motorcycle meetings. On non-race weekends the circuit becomes a double lane public road, though local police routinely patrol the area to ensure the 60km/h speed limit is adhered to. The 6.213km circuit has been resurfaced for the rst time since 2001 and the grippy new surface has many predicting new speed and laps records. Format: PIRTEK Enduro Cup Average Speed: 178 km/h Direction: Anti Clockwise Gear Changes: 23 Lap Length: 6.213 km Full throttle 56% of lap Maximum Speed: 300 km/h Over 161 laps drivers make approximately 4508 gear changes The Chase Murray’s Corner 138 km/h 21 Conrod Straight 121 km/h 20 1.916 km 91 3rd gear 22 19 km/h 92 23 2nd gear km/h 105 2nd gear 2nd gear km/h 18 289 2nd gear km/h Forest Elbow 152 17 6th gear km/h 300 2nd gear km/h 16 174 km/h 90 km/h 125 km/h 15 3rd gear Fastest point 2nd gear 2nd gear 14 Slowest point 112 km/h 13 The Dipper 1 Grins Bend 120 2nd gear 12 145 101 km/h km/h The Esses km/h 2 3rd gear 181 11 2nd gear 2nd gear 1.111 km km/h Hell Mountain Straight Corner 3rd gear 160 km/h The Cutting Skyline Over 161 laps drivers make 3703 turns 3rd gear 10 160 km/h 3 5 190 6 190 188 km/h km/h km/h 3rd gear 4th gear Skyline 4 7 4th gear 4th gear 128 km/h 8 9 91 km/h 3rd gear 171 km/h 2nd gear 3rd gear Total Elevation Change: 570ft Hell Corner 3000 The Chase 2800 2600 feet 2400 Elevation in Elevation 2200 0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 Distance in miles The Chase is considered to be the fastest corner in Australia and fastest corner for touring cars in the world 174m (570ft) between pit straight and the track's highest point Race 30: 1000km (161 laps) Race Lap Record: Jamie Whincup (2007) // 2m 08.4651 // Ford Falcon BF Quali. Lap Record: Greg Murphy (2003) // 2m 06.8594 // Holden Commodore VY Practice Lap Record: Craig Lowndes (2010) // 2m 06.8012 // Holden Commodore VE Tyre allocation 32 hard 24 wet 16 pre-marked hard for practice Entry List #1 - Jamie Whincup/Paul Dumbrell (Red Bull Racing Australia) #2 - Garth Tander/Warren Lu (Holden Racing Team) #4 - Lee Holdsworth/Craig Baird (Erebus Motorsport) #5 - Mark Winterbottom/Steve Owen (Ford Pepsi Max Crew FPR) #6 - Chaz Mostert/Paul Morris (Ford Pepsi Max Crew FPR) #7 - Todd Kelly/Alex Buncombe (Jack Daniel's Racing) #8 - Jason Bright/Andrew Jones (Team BOC) #9 - Will Davison/Alex Davison (Erebus Motorsport) #14 - Fabian Coulthard/Luke Youlden (Lockwood Racing) #15 - Rick Kelly/David Russell (Jack Daniel's Racing) #16 - Scott Pye/Ashley Walsh (Wilson Security Racing) #17 - David Wall/Steven Johnson (Wilson Security Racing) #18 - Jack Perkins/Cameron Waters (Team JELD-WEN) #21 - Dale Wood/Chris Pither (Team ADVAM/GB) #22 - James Courtney/Greg Murphy (Holden Racing Team) #23 - Russell Ingall/Tim Blanchard (Repair Management Australia Racing) #33 - Scott McLaughlin/Alexandre Prémat (Valvoline Racing GRM) #34 - Robert Dahlgren/Greg Ritter (Valvoline Racing GRM) #36 - Michael Caruso/Dean Fiore (Norton Hornets) #47 - Tim Slade/Tony D'Alberto (Supercheap Auto Racing) #55 - David Reynolds/Dean Canto (The Bottle-O Racing Team) #97 - Shane Van Gisbergen/Jonathon Webb (Tekno Autosports) #111 - Andre Heimgartner/Ant Pedersen (Super Black Racing Team) #222 - Nick Percat/Oliver Gavin (HHA Racing) #360 - James Moat/Taz Douglas (Norton Hornets) #888 - Craig Lowndes/Steven Richards (Red Bull Racing Australia) Mark Winterbottom // Paul Dumbrell //Nick Percat // Will Davison Race wins by driver Poles by driver Bruce McPhee // John Goss // Colin Bond // Allan Grice Todd Kelly // Jason Bright // Rickard Rydell // David Brabham George Fury // Tom Walkinshaw // Gary Scott // Klaus Ludwig Geo Brabham // Midge Bosworth // Win Percy // Jason Bargwanna Klaus Niedzwiedz // Larry Perkins // Steven Richards // Paul Morris Gregg Hansford // Tomas Mezera // Peter McLeod // David Parsons Rickard Rydell // Mark Larkham // Wayne Gardner Armin Hahne // Graeme Bailey // John French // John Harvey // Jacky Ickx 1 1 Marcos Ambrose // Will Davison // Jamie Whincup John Fitzpatrick // Bob Morris // Brian Sampson // Kevin Bartlett Ian Geoghegan // Tony Roberts // Barry Mulholland // Colin Bond Bruce McPhee // Fred Gibson // Bob Holden // Barry Seton 2 Ian Geoghegan // Kevin Bartlett // Dick Johnson // Glenn Seton Rauno Aaltonen // George Reynolds Craig Lowndes // Garth Tander // Mark Winterbottom // Greg Murphy Rick Kelly // Tony Longhurst // Russell Ingall // John Bowe // Allan Grice 2 4 Allan Moat John Goss//Bob Jane // Harry Firth 5 Mark Skaife Steve Richard // Garth Tander // Dick Johnson 3 6 Peter Brock Jamie Whincup // Greg Murphy // Allan Moat 4 Craig Lowndes 5 Mark Skaife // Larry Perkins 6 Jim Richards 7 Peter Brock 9 Most victories by vehicle brand: 29 19 2 1 1 1 1 Schedule Thursday: Friday: Saturday: Sunday: 11:05 – 11:55am Practice One 9:30 – 10:15am Practice Four (co-drivers only) 10:20 – 11:10am Practice Six 7:50 – 8:10am Warm up 1:05 - 1.55am (UK) 11:30pm - 12:15am (UK) 12:20 - 1.10pm (UK) 9.50 - 10.10am (UK) 1:15 – 2:00pm Practice Two (co-drivers only) 1:10 – 2:00pm Practice Five 5:10 – 5:55pm Top 10 Shootout 10:30am Race 30 (161 laps) 3:15 - 4am (UK) 3:10 - 4am (UK) 7.10 - 7.55am (UK) 12.30pm (UK) 3:10 – 4:00pm Practice Three 3:00 – 3:40pm Qualifying 5.10 - 6am (UK) 5 - 5:40am (UK) Infographic produced by @racingcolour for www.v8scglobal.com.
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