Bathurst 1000: Mostert/Holdsworth score dominant win

- Bathurst 1000: Mostert/Holdsworth score dominant win
Chaz Mostert and Lee Holdsworth combined to take a dominant Bathurst 1000 win for Walkinshaw Andretti United.
from: Motorsport.com, Edition: Global

- Bathurst 1000 live: Mostert wins Bathurst after rival's late heartbreak
Chaz Mostert has driven a supreme race to win a famous Bathurst 1000.
from: NEWS.com.au

- Mostert and Holdsworth surge to victory at Bathurst
Chaz Mostert produced a superb drive alongside co-pilot Lee Holdsworth to triumph in the Bathurst 1000, overcoming tyre difficulties early in the race to battle back to the front of the field and take the ultimate victory in a typically close fought ...
from: The Sydney Morning Herald

- Live updates: Supercars Championship - Bathurst 1000 from Mount Panorama
Kiwi favourite Shane van Gisbergen will start from the third row, after Erebus racers Will Brown and Brodie Kostecki were disqualified for running light cars in qualifying. Supercars GOAT and four-time Bathurst winner Jamie Whincup ...
from: Newshub

- Tyre failure ruins Shane van Gisbergen's race as Chaz Mostert wins Bathurst 1000
Any hope Shane van Gisbergen had of winning back-to-back Bathurst 1000 titles ended five laps from the end when he suffered tyre problems.
from: Stuff.co.nz

- Mostert claims second Bathurst 1000 win
Chaz Mostert has fought back from early dramas to clinch his second Bathurst 1000 win, denying Shane van Gisbergen back-to-back victories in Australia's most famous motor race. Van Gisbergen threw everything he could at Mostert, but the Supercars ...
from: Education – Australian Associated Press

- The 'ugly' disaster that makes Bathurst champ's triumph even more incredible
The race leader for nearly the entirety of the first third of the Bathurst 1000, Mostert's No.25 car ran into huge problems as it tumbled from first all the way down to 12th. Mostert and ...
from: Fox Sports

- Bathurst 1000, Jamie Whincup's last race: The Supercars blunder that created a V8 legend
Jamie Whincup has fallen agonisingly short of a fairytale send-off in his final race as a full-time Supercars driver after finishing just shy of a podium finish at the Bathurst 1000 before declaring it was time for the next generation to take over.
from: The Australian

- Motorsport: Chaz Mostert claims Bathurst title after Shane van Gisbergen suffers late blow
After dominating for most of the year it was a flat ending to Shane van Gisbergen's 2021 season after a puncture denied him the chance at a second straight title at Bathurst. Sitting in second with seven laps remaining, a front right puncture forced a ...
from: New Zealand Herald

- Whincup into Hall of Fame in retirement
Australian motorsport legend Jamie Whincup has narrowly missed the podium in his final Bathurst 1000 as a full-time driver. The seven-time Supercars champion crossed the line at the famous Mount Panorama track in fourth, less than a second behind ...
from: 7NEWS.com.au