bp will continue its longstanding support for Australia’s International Enduro, returning as a major partner of the 2024 Repco Bathurst 12 Hour.   In a continuation of a relationship that stretches back to 2018, bp will return as the Consumer Fuel Partner of the event in 2024, while also supporting an Electric Vehicle (EV) activation.    The bp pulse EV park in Harris Park will give attendees the opportunity to see and experience some of the world’s state-of-the-art electric vehicles (EVs) and interact with industry experts in the field.   bp Ultimate Reid Park will once again be one of

SEVERAL key improvements to the fan experience will be in place this year for those attending the Repco Bathurst 12 Hour this February 16-18. An array of new additions and improvements to existing amenities have been designed to improve the spectator experience following feedback from event goers last year. Improvements to the spectator facilities at The Chase will see a bar, food and drink stands and a big screen in place for fans watching at the famous section of Mount Panorama that includes Australia’s fastest corner. An additional big screen will also be in place on the inside of Turn

McCafé will return to Mount Panorama to fuel race fans attending the 2024 Repco Bathurst 12 Hour.  Australia’s International Enduro is also proud to confirm that Ronald McDonald House Charities will once again be the official charity of the event.   A McCafé location will once again be established in Harris Park at the event, providing barista-made coffee to all fans attending the event.   The McCafé outlet will be established in the Bathurst 12 Hour’s popular Chemical Guys Rides & Coffee area in the main Harris Park precinct throughout the event.   100% of all funds raised from McCafé coffees sold during

IN a Porsche Paynter Dixon Carrera Cup Australia Championship first, four wild-card entries from New Zealand will join the grid when the series competes at Taupo this April. Carrera Cup will join the Repco Supercars Championship at the ITM Taupo 400 on April 19-21, a full field of Type-992 Porsche GT3 Cup Cars to cross the Tasman in what will be the second round of the 2024 championship. They will be joined by four New Zealand-based Porsche 992 GT3 Cup Cars run by top outfit International Motorsport, driven by Sam Fillmore, Rick Armstrong, Luke Manson and Matt Whittaker. While 'wildcard'

Prolific Australian open-wheeler constructor Borland Racing Developments (BRD) has sold its successful Sabre Formula Vee brand to long-time racing associates, Junior Racing Developments (JRD). The sale inaugurates a new name for the brand in Sabre Racing Cars, and will see JRD taking over manufacture and development rights of the Sabres 01 and 02 from BRD – including the production of fresh chassis and spare parts. BRD and Sabre founder Mike Borland said of the sale, “It is now the right time to pass the baton to a younger team to push the brand forward to the next level. “The Reinhardts