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Where fans can meet their favourite driver in Bathurst

23 Sep 2022
Drivers Parade and Autograph sessions are back for the Repco Bathurst 1000
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Fans will have plenty of opportunities to meet with their favourite Repco Supercars Championship drivers in Bathurst.

The full ‘Bathurst Experience’ makes its comeback this October, with the return of the pre-event Drivers’ Parade and Autograph Session.

The parade and dual signing sessions will be held in Bathurst’s CBD, just four days out from the Great Race.

Trackside tickets, Paddock Passes, Priority Parking and Reserved Grandstand seating located along the main straight at the bottom of the mountain and one covered grandstand at the famous first turn one are on sale now.

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The Driver’s Parade will follow the iconic Supercars Transporter Parade through the centre of Bathurst’s CBD on Wednesday October 5.

Gigantic B-Doubles and driver's cars will depart Carrington Park at 11:30am local time on Wednesday morning.

This year, event flags will be provided to the schools on the route, allowing local students to participate in the unique event.  

Afterward, drivers will be on hand to meet and greet fans in the centre of Bathurst throughout the afternoon. 

Two separate signing sessions will take place at Kings Park Parade on Russell Street, the first beginning at 12:15pm on Wednesday October 5.

All signing sessions will feature Repco Supercars Championship drivers along with Bathurst 1000 co-drivers.

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The first signing session will feature Shell V-Power Racing duo Anton De Pasquale and Will Davison, along with Red Bull Ampol Racing teammates Shane van Gisbergen and Broc Feeney.

The second signing session will kick off at 1:15pm, with Triple Eight Race Engineering wildcard drivers Craig Lowndes and Declan Fraser along with Erebus Motorsport wildcard entries Greg Murphy and Richie Stanaway.

The annual prevent transporter and driver parade has become a tradition at the Bathurst 1000 event each year, attracting thousands of fans along the route and to the centre of town to meet the cars and stars of the race.  

For fans heading to Mount Panorama, the Supercars paddock will be open to fans who have purchased a Paddock Pass for the four-day event.

All-in autograph sessions will be held on Friday and Saturday at the Mount Panorama circuit.

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Fans can get a free poster and meet their favourite drivers at 11:50am AEST on Friday and 3pm on Saturday.

Drivers and co-drivers will appear at the back of their team garages in the Supercars Paddock for 30 minutes on Friday and 40 minutes on Saturday. 

The Dunlop Super2 Series, which has unearthed many stars of the future, will also hold an autograph session at the event.

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The development series signing session will take place at the base of Tower 1 in the Supercars Paddock at 11:35am on Saturday October 8.

Trackside and Grandstand tickets are available for this year’s Repco Bathurst 1000 which runs 6-9 October at Mount Panorama through Supercars.com and Ticketek.

Repco Bathurst 1000: Driver's Parade and Autograph session times

All times AEDT

Wednesday, October 5

Time

Event

Location

1130-1200

Driver's Parade

Leaving from Durham Street and

Havana Street

Intersection, Carrington

Park

1215-1300

Autograph session (Group 1)

Kings Park Parade, Russell St

1315-1400

Autograph session (Group 2)

Kings Park Parade, Russell St

Friday, October 7

Time

Event

Location

1150-1220

Supercars

Autograph session

Rear of garages Supercars Paddock

Saturday, October 8

Time

Event

Location

1135-1205

Dunlop Super2

Autograph session

Base of Tower 1

Supercars Paddock

1500-1540

Supercars

Autograph session

Rear of garages

Supercars Paddock

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Sunday, October 9

Time

Event

Location

0840

Kenworth Driver's Parade

Mount Panorama circuit

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