Full Super2/Super3 Bathurst entry list released
A combined 31-car Dunlop Series grid will tackle Mount Panorama next weekend.
The development series has raced on the Bathurst undercard since 2000.
Next weekend, Super2 will be represented on the Great Race grid by eight drivers.
Two drivers, however, will not complete double duties.
Matt Chahda and Jaylyn Robotham have stepped aside from their Super2 drives to focus on their wildcard effort.
Chahda and Robotham will make their debuts aboard a Chahda-prepared Walkinshaw Andretti United Commodore.
Robotham will be replaced by rookie Reef McCarthy for the weekend.
Declan Fraser leads the Super2 standings over Zak Best by 114 points, with Matt Payne third.
Earlier on Thursday, Payne was confirmed alongside David Reynolds in Grove Racing's main team for 2023.
Payne will race with Lee Holdsworth, Fraser with Craig Lowndes, and Best with Thomas Randle.
Fraser's Triple Eight teammate Cameron Hill will also debut next weekend in both Super2 and the Great Race.
Hill, last year's Carrera Cup champion, will race with Chris Pither and PremiAir Racing.
Jack Perkins and Dean Fiore, who made Super2 comebacks at Sandown, will not compete in Bathurst.
Perkins and Fiore will race with Will Brown and Bryce Fullwood respectively in the Great Race.
Aaron Seton, meanwhile, will emulate his father Glenn and grandfather Barry as he makes his first start.
Seton will race with Jack Le Brocq in the #34 Matt Stone Racing Commodore.
Tyler Everingham will make his second Bathurst start, this time with Scott Pye and Team 18.
Super2 and Super3 drivers will compete in two races, one on Friday and one on Saturday.
Cars will hit the track at Mount Panorama for Practice 1 on Thursday October 6.
Toyota GAZOO Racing Australia Series, Haltech V8 SuperUtes and Heritage Revival complete the support bill.
Tickets for the Repco Bathurst 1000 are available on Supercars.com and Ticketek.
Full Dunlop Series grid: Repco Bathurst 1000
*Will also race in Repco Bathurst 1000
