FOX SPORTS Bathurst channel starts Monday

FOX SPORTS will deliver a dedicated 24/7 channel showcasing its biggest ever coverage of the second round of the Pirtek Endruo Cup, the Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000.

The continuous start-to-finish coverage of the event is set to be delivered from tomorrow Monday October 3 through until midnight Sunday October 9.

View the full TV schedule here or download a printable version below.

The pop up channel will feature qualifying sessions and race broadcast live in high definition across the weekend, as well as definitive races from history and a number of entertainment programs.

Click to download your Bathurst 24 Hour Channel schedule in an image or PDF format.

Jessica Yates will host a new four-parts documentary series Bathurst Legends, highlighting some of the biggest moments and names to have conquered the mountain in motorsport history. On October 3 the premiere launch examines the greatest victories, defeats and battles of a collection of Bathurst Legends.

Further, the documentary series takes a look at the remarkable careers of icons of the sport Craig Lowndes and Peter Brock and explores Australia’s great sporting rivalry between Holden and Ford.

Mark Skaife and Neil Crompton will be commentating each session when Supercars hit the track from October 6, while Russell Ingall and Yates analyse the action and all the big talking points across the weekend.

Crompton and Skaife return to host Pit Lane LIVE at 6.30pm AEDT on October 7. The program will be filled with an abundance of challenges, interviews and highlights from the first two days of the event, and will take viewers behind the scenes as drivers and teams prepare for the biggest race weekend of the year.

“The Bathurst 1000 is one of the most iconic sporting events in Australia and with the 10 year anniversary of the Peter Brock Trophy adding to the occasion this year, it’s the perfect opportunity for us to dive deeper into the action and excitement than ever before with our new, dedicated 24/7 channel,” FOX SPORTS CEO Patrick Delany said.

FOX SPORTS News 500 will also be stationed on the ground at Mount Panorama to deliver the latest and breaking news throughout the week.