Two seats left: 2021 Bathurst co-driver combinations

Nearly all driving combinations for the Repco Bathurst 1000 have been locked in ahead of November's Great Race.

On Wednesday, it was confirmed that Jonathon Webb and Dylan O'Keeffe will drive for Team Sydney in Bathurst.

Team owner Webb, the 2016 Bathurst winner, will share the #19 Local Legends entry with Fabian Coulthard.

O'Keeffe, who debuted last year, will share the #22 PremiAir Commodore with Garry Jacobson.

Only the two Matt Stone Racing entries are yet to have their co-drivers confirmed.

This year's Bathurst 1000 will feature a minimum grid of 26 cars, with two wildcards to feature.

Super2 points leader Broc Feeney will share a Supercheap Auto-backed Triple Eight entry with two-time Bathurst winner Russell Ingall.

Erebus Motorsport, meanwhile, will run a third entry with Boost Mobile backing for Richie Stanaway with four-time Bathurst winner Greg Murphy.

Five combinations are yet to be confirmed despite co-drivers being locked in.

2019 Bathurst winner Scott McLaughlin and 2017 podium finisher Tony D'Alberto are yet to have their Shell V-Power Racing Team partners locked in.

While keeping an eye on his his post-season IndyCar testing programme, US-based McLaughlin's chances of reaching the race altogether have been boosted by the race's new November date.

It's the same for Las Vegas-based Alex Premat, who is set to make his Tickford Racing debut.

James Moffat and Thomas Randle have been locked in for Tickford co-drives, but the Ford team has yet to assign them to their cars.

2021 Repco Bathurst 1000 confirmed combinations

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