Who’s in what: Supercars stars at the 2023 12 Hour

A who's who of Supercars talent will tackle this weekend's LIQUI MOLY Bathurst 12 Hour.

A total of 16 drivers who raced in last year's Repco Bathurst 1000 will race at Mount Panorama on Sunday.

There are six full-time Supercars drivers on the grid, with another 10 having been co-drivers last year.

Since the event switched to the current GT3 format in 2011, a Supercar driver has been in the outright winning entry in three of the 11 years.

Can another Supercars driver add their name to the decorated list of 12 Hour winners?

Supercars.com runs you through who's driving what among the Supercars grid this weekend.

Anton De Pasquale (racing with Stephen Grove and Brenton Grove)

#4 Grove Racing Porsche 911 GT3R

Shell V-Power Racing Team star De Pasquale will race a Grove-prepared Pro-Am Porsche.

De Pasquale has an existing relationship with the Groves, who also run Penrite Racing.

The Ford star raced alongside the father-son duo to fourth in last month’s Dubai 24 Hour.

Tony D’Alberto (racing with David Wall, Grant Denyer and Adrian Deitz)

#6 Wall Racing Lamborghini Huracan

D’Alberto has been De Pasquale’s Great Race co-driver since 2021.

The 2007 Super2 champion has again linked up with Wall Racing for the 12 Hour.

D’Alberto will share a Huracan with David Wall, Grant Denyer and Adrian Deitz.

Lee Holdsworth (racing with Dean Fiore and Marc Cini)

#9 Hallmarc Audi R8 LMS Evo 2

Holdsworth again reunites with Dean Fiore and Marc Cini in the latter's Hallmarc Audi.

The 2021 Bathurst winner retired from full-time Supercars racing at the end of 2022.

The 39-year-old is a former class winner in the 12 Hour.

David Reynolds (racing with Tony Bates and Jordan Love)

#24 Tony Bates Racing/Makita/C Tech Laser Mercedes-AMG GT3

Reynolds will share a Pro-Am Mercedes with Tony Bates and Jordan Love.

The 2017 Great Race winner has made previous starts in the 12 Hour, but has never won.

Reynolds will return with Penrite Racing for a third season in 2023.

James Golding (racing with Brad Schumacher and Frederic Vervisch)

#55 FUCHS Lubricant Racing Audi R8 LMS Evo 2

Golding and PremiAir Racing have thrown their hat in the 12 Hour ring this year.

PremiAir Racing has joined forces with local driver Brad Schumacher, with Frederic Vervisch completing the line-up.

Chaz Mostert (racing with Fraser Ross and Liam Talbot)

#65 Melbourne Performance Centre Audi R8 LMS Evo 2

Mostert is a two-time 12 Hour pole winner, having scored pole in 2018 and 2022.

He has never won the 12 Hour, but is a two-time Bathurst 1000 winner.

The Walkinshaw Andretti United star will again race with Fraser Ross and Liam Talbot.

Jamie Whincup and Richie Stanaway (racing with Prince Jefri Ibrahim)

#99 Boost Mobile Racing Mercedes-AMG GT3

Whincup won the 2017 12 Hour, and is now heading up Triple Eight.

He is joined by the resurgent Stanaway, who will race with Shane van Gisbergen in the 2023 enduros.

Prince Jefri Ibrahim, who finished third last year, completes the Pro-Am line-up.

Craig Lowndes and Alex Davison (racing with Geoff Emery and Scott Taylor)

#222 Scott Taylor Motorsport Mercedes-AMG GT3

Lowndes won the 12 Hour in 2014 and 2017, and is a seven-time Great Race winner.

He is joined in a STM Mercedes by Davison, who is a Bathurst 1000 co-driving stalwart.

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Shane van Gisbergen and Broc Feeney (racing with Maximilian Gotz)

#888 Supercheap Auto Racing Mercedes-AMG GT3

Van Gisbergen and Feeney raced together last year, and raced to third.

They are joined in 2023 by German star Maximilian Gotz, who won the 2021 DTM title.

Van Gisbergen is a former 12 Hour winner and pole-sitter, both coming in 2016.

Matt Campbell (racing with Mathieu Jaminet and Thomas Preining)

#912 Manthey EMA Porsche 911 GT3R

Global Porsche star Campbell is a favourite for the outright win this weekend.

2019 12 Hour winner and 2020 pole-sitter Campbell raced alongside David Reynolds in last year's Repco Bathurst 1000.

Sadly, their race ended early after Campbell was caught up in an early-race crash.

2023 LIQUI MOLY Bathurst 12 Hour entry list