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|track_logo=[[Image:Bathurst_logo.png|200px|link=|]]
|name=Mount Panorama Circuit
|location=Bathurst, NSW
|country={{flagicon|AUS}} AUS
|configurations=
{{CONFIG|Grand Prix Circuit|4.0 mi|6.213 km}}
}}
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==Information==
<div align="justify">One of the world’s legendary motor racing circuits, Australia’s Mount Panorama (aka Bathurst) is a throwback to an era when most motorsports events were staged on public roads. Located outside of Bathurst, New South Wales, the 4 mile (6.213 km) Mount Panorama Circuit serves as public roadways when not being used for racing: indeed many adjacent business and residential properties can only be accessed using the roads comprising the circuit.<br><br>
The circuit embodies many of the characteristics of history’s great open road courses, including steep grades and substantial elevation changes (there is a 570 ft/174 meter vertical difference between its high and low points), flowing sequences of challenging, distinctively-named bends like Hell Corner, The Dipper and Forrest’s Elbow, and dramatic vistas for spectators.<br><br>
Mount Panorama was originally carved out of the hills around Bathurst in the 1930s. Through a national employment relief effort during The Depression, local and federal government developed what had been a dirt-track/tourist drive into a race track. Mount Panorama’s first event was staged in April 1938 and – apart from the years during World War II – the circuit has been in regular use ever since. Historically, the race track has been used for a wide variety of racing categories, including everything from open-wheel racers to motorcycles. In recent years Mount Panorama has been best known as home of the Bathurst 12 Hour sports car race and the Bathurst 1000, a signature event in the V8 Supercar Series.</div>
==Configurations==
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Image:MountPanoramaGrandPrixCircuit.png|Grand Prix Circuit
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===VRS GT iRacing World Championship===
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!rowspan=2|[[2018 VRS GT iRacing World Championship|2018]]
|#92 [[TTL Esports|TTL Esports]]
|#92 [[TTL Esports|TTL Esports]]
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|{{flagicon|AUS}} [[Joshua K Rogers]]
|{{flagicon|AUS}} [[Joshua K Rogers]]<br>{{flagicon|AUS}} [[Richard Hamstead]]
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