Crashes, rain, beers and seven safety cars: Bathurst 1000 upset stuns

Bathurst 1000 Upset Stuns

The Bathurst 1000 race was marked by crashes, rain, and multiple safety cars, making it one of the most remarkable races in history.

The race, which took place over nearly seven hours, saw several twists and turns, particularly when the rain started pouring down, causing chaos on the track and numerous crashes.

Initially, Brodie Kostecki was in the lead, starting from pole position, with Cameron Waters closely behind in second place. However, as the day progressed, both drivers failed to maintain their strong starts.

The iconic Bathurst race didn't fail to deliver twists and turns, especially when the heavens opened up, and rain wreaked havoc on the track with crashes galore.

A total of seven safety cars were deployed during the race, which was described as "wild" and "wet".

Author's summary: Bathurst 1000 race marked by crashes and rain.

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The Canberra Times The Canberra Times — 2025-10-12

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