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<p>Published in conjunction with respected motorsport journalist and historian Aaron Noonan and his team at V8 Sleuth, the 2018 Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000 Annual is the impressive official limited edition collector’s book for fans of Australia’s Great Race, licensed by Supercars.<br><br>An awesome array of information and imagery covering the 2018 Bathurst 1000 is featured in this soft cover book over 192 pages which includes:</p> <ul> <li>Foreword by Aaron Noonan on the 2018 edition of The Great Race and what it means for Craig Lowndes' legacy moving forward.</li> <li>The road to Bathurst and build up to the race features.</li> <li>Thursday, Friday, Qualifying and Armor All Top Ten Shootout features.</li> <li>Every 2018 Bathurst 1000 car from the race covered including session information, statistics and fast facts provided by the team at V8 Sleuth.</li> <li>All the star drivers from this year’s race.</li> <li>Comprehensive 2018 race statistics section.</li> <li>Chassis history feature for every car raced in the 2018 Bathurst 1000 by the team at V8 Sleuth.</li> <li>Bathurst record book featuring statistics and rare images of the history of the Bathurst 1000 from the V8 Sleuth AN1 Media archive.</li> <li>Impressive imagery of the race weekend throughout from some of Australia’s best motorsport photographers.</li> </ul> <p>This book will be printed in a one-off limited edition print run of only 2000 copies in Australia using green printing methods. Each edition will come in a protective plastic wrap and will be shipped in a sturdy mailing box to ensure it arrives to you in pristine condition.</p> <p>Limited Collectors Edition 192 page soft cover book covering the 2018 Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>The official 2018 Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000 book - licensed by Supercars. </li> <li>A4 Size landscape soft cover book.</li> <li>192 Pages.</li> <li>Designed and printed in Australia.</li> <li>Each book will come individually wrapped in a protective plastic wrap.</li> <li>Will be shipped in sturdy mailing box to ensure a safe arrival to customers.</li> </ul>

<p>The 1974 Bathurst 1000 was won by John Goss and Kevin Bartlett aboard a Ford Falcon XA GT Hardtop. The race, held on October 6, 1974, at the famous Mount Panorama Circuit in New South Wales, was marked by challenging weather conditions, including heavy rain. At the time, it was the longest Bathurst 1000 in history, a record that wouldn’t be broken until 2014.</p> <p>Goss and Bartlett’s victory was also notable for being the second consecutive win for the Ford Falcon XA GT Hardtop at the Bathurst 1000, with Allan Moffat and Ian Geoghegan winning the previous year.</p> <p>The race saw fierce competition, but Goss and Bartlett managed to overcome various challenges and treacherous track conditions to secure a memorable and hard-fought victory in the prestigious Australian endurance race.</p> <p>Authentic Collectables presents this incredibly designed poster commemorating the 1974 Bathurst 1000 win.</p> <p>Produced in an open edition on 160gsm matte poster stock, this awesome piece of artwork is A2 size and measures 420mm wide x 594mm high. The standard poster size makes framing this poster easy as a variety of suitable off the shelf frames should be readily available at many major department stores.</p> <p>It's the perfect addition to your man cave, bar or collection and is a must have for Bathurst 1000 fans.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>1974 Bathurst 1000 Winner A2 Size Poster</li> <li>Poster measures (W) 420 mm X (H) 594mm (A2 Size)</li> <li>Printed on 160gsm matte paper stock</li> <li>Australian made</li> <li>Shipped rolled in sturdy poster tube</li> </ul>

<p>Erebus Motorsport, with star driver Brodie Kostecki and journeyman Todd Hazelwood, are the 2024 Repco Bathurst 1000 champions.</p> <p>It was redemption for Kostecki and Erebus in what has become one of the most remarkable stories seen in Supercars in recent years.</p> <p>Despite a dominant 2023 season, where Kostecki and Erebus claimed their maiden Supercars Championship title in the first year of Gen3 Supercars, they had unfinished business at Bathurst. Their lightning-fast Camaro and pole position couldn’t be converted into a win at the iconic endurance race, leaving them runners-up after falling just short of the top step of the podium.</p> <p>When Kostecki wasn’t on the grid for the start of the 2024 season, missing early rounds of the championship, another assault on the mountain with Erebus seemed unlikely.</p> <p>But nearly eight months later, Kostecki and Erebus reminded the Supercars paddock and fans alike that they are serious racers.</p> <p>The team at Erebus Motorsport prepared the #1 Chiko-backed Chevrolet Camaro to perfection and guided by engineer George Commins, both Kostecki and Hazelwood were outstanding throughout the weekend.</p> <p>Kostecki delivered a brilliant lap in the Top Ten Shootout to claim pole position to become only the sixth driver in Bathurst 1000 history to claim back-to-back poles. </p> <p>From there, the duo never looked back. They dominated the race, leading for 157 laps, with Hazelwood playing a crucial role in their commanding performance.</p> <p>In the final stints, Kostecki fended off a hard-charging Broc Feeney in the #88 Red Bull Camaro. With an extraordinary display of mental resilience and racecraft, both drivers laid down qualifying-like laps repeatedly after the race’s only Safety Car bunched up the field on lap 132. Despite Feeney’s pressure, Kostecki never looked like making an error and powered through to secure his maiden Bathurst 1000 victory. The win also marked Hazelwood’s first Supercars race win, in what was the fastest-ever Bathurst 1000, with a race time of five hours, 58 minutes, and 3.0649 seconds over 161 laps.</p> <p>The storybook 2024 result proved that their dominance in 2023 was no fluke and firmly establishes Kostecki as one of the biggest stars of the sport. It also added another chapter to Erebus’ Bathurst legacy, which includes a 2017 victory, podiums in 2021 and 2023, and pole positions in 2018 and 2023.</p> <p>Celebrate this incredible achievement with this amazing collectors medallion commemorating the 2024 Bathurst 1000 win. This two sided gold plated metal and enamel medallion features an image of the winning Erebus #1 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 with the Peter Brock Trophy on one side and the Erebus logo with the winning drivers featured in the background on the other.</p> <p>The medallion measures a large 100mm in diameter and 4mm thick and comes presented in an even bigger clear acrylic display stand which not only protects the medallion from dust and scratches, but also acts as the perfect way to display this collectors item. The medallion has been designed to be displayed from either the front or back giving collectors two different, eye catching options.</p> <p>It will be produced in an exclusive limited edition and comes with an individually numbered Certificate of Authenticity.</p> <p>Don’t miss out on this incredible display collectable from Authentic Collectables. It's a must have for Bathurst 1000 fans.</p> <p>Stock will be strictly limited.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>Medallion measures 100mm in diameter</li> <li>Acrylic display stand measures 148mm x 148mm</li> <li>2 sided gold plated metal medallion with black, red, enamel and printed imagery<br> </li> </ul>

<p>Authentic Collectables present this Chief Racing Sprintcar raced by Cam Waters in 1:18 scale die-cast.<br><br>More widely known for his exploits as the all guns blazing racer of the #6 Mustang in the Supercars Championship with multiple wins, podiums and poles to his name, in his time away from Supercars, Waters' races Sprintcars and we're excited to be producing this replica for his fans.<br><br>Featuring new tooling, this model is based on our own Australian Sprintcar Championship 410 Sprintcar, and features die-cast chassis components, a highly detailed engine, drivetrain, cockpit and removable wings complete with rivet details.<br><br>It also features removable mud covers and engine hood, so you can choose just how you want to display the model in your collection.<br><br>An additional display feature is the pose-able steering and the distinctive block-tread Hoosier Sprint tyres, which means this model can be displayed in an aggressive "opposite-lock" stance.<br><br>Comprised of roughly 145 die-cast and ABS parts, it's been exactingly modelled in 1:18 scale for collectors of Australian Sprintcars.<br><br>This model has been produced in an exclusive limited edition of 480 with an individually numbered Certificate of Authenticity.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>1:18 Scale Chief Racing #V6 Sprintcar</li> <li>Die-cast model with removable engine cover, wings and mud covers</li> </ul>

<p>The 1974 Bathurst 1000 was won by John Goss and Kevin Bartlett aboard a Ford Falcon XA GT Hardtop. The race, held on October 6, 1974, at the famous Mount Panorama Circuit in New South Wales, was marked by challenging weather conditions, including heavy rain. At the time, it was the longest Bathurst 1000 in history, a record that wouldn’t be broken until 2014.</p> <p>Goss and Bartlett’s victory was also notable for being the second consecutive win for the Ford Falcon XA GT Hardtop at the Bathurst 1000, with Allan Moffat and Ian Geoghegan winning the previous year.</p> <p>The race saw fierce competition, but Goss and Bartlett managed to overcome various challenges and treacherous track conditions to secure a memorable and hard-fought victory in the prestigious Australian endurance race.</p> <p>Authentic Collectables presents this awesome 1000 piece jigsaw puzzle which commemorates the 1974 Bathurst 1000 win. 1 Piece for every kilometre! </p> <p>Our Colours Of Speed puzzle range features a stylised piece of graphic artwork of the Bathurst winner, making a bold and challenging puzzle for enthusiasts which measures a large 700mm wide x 500mm high when completed. </p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>Colours Of Speed: 1974 Bathurst 1000 Winner - 1000 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle</li> <li>700mm x 500mm finished size</li> </ul>

<p>The 2004 Bathurst 1000 pole position was clinched by Steven Richards, driving the No. 11 Holden VY Commodore for Perkins Engineering. After qualifying third fastest, Richards' shootout lap of 2 minutes 7.9611 seconds around the iconic Mount Panorama circuit showcased his skill and determination. Incredibly, it was the fastest by only 0.0012 seconds, marking the closest-ever pole position margin in the history of the Great Race.</p> <p>It was the first and only pole position for Steven Richards at Bathurst, despite winning the event five times over the course of his career.</p> <p>Authentic Collectables presents this incredibly designed limited edition collectors medallion commemorating the 20th anniversary of the 2004 Bathurst 1000 pole position.</p> <p>This two sided gold plated metal and enamel medallion features an image of the Holden VY Commodore presented with year, car and driver details and the pole time on the back.</p> <p>The medallion measures a large 100mm in diameter and 4mm thick and comes presented in an even bigger clear acrylic display stand which not only protects the medallion from dust and scratches, but also acts as the perfect way to display this collectors item. The medallion has been designed to be displayed from either the front or back giving collectors two different, eye catching options.</p> <p>It will be produced in an exclusive limited edition and comes with an individually numbered Certificate of Authenticity.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>2004 Bathurst 1000 Pole Position 20th Anniversary collector medallion with clear acrylic display stand</li> <li>Medallion measures 100mm in diameter</li> <li>Acrylic display stand measures 148mm x 148mm</li> <li>2 sided gold plated metal medallion with black enamel and printed imagery</li> </ul>

<p>The 1984 Bathurst 1000 was won by Peter Brock and Larry Perkins, driving a Holden VK Commodore for the Holden Dealer Team. The race, held on September 30 at the famous Mount Panorama Circuit in New South Wales, saw Brock claim his eighth Bathurst victory, further cementing his status as the “King of the Mountain.”</p> <p>The 1984 race was also celebrated as ‘The Last of the Big Bangers’ at Bathurst due to the end of Group C era.</p> <p>Starting from second position on the grid, Brock and Perkins dominated the race aboard the incredible day-glo Commodore. The duo finished ahead of their teammates, John Harvey and David Parsons, in the second HDT Commodore, completing a memorable 1-2 finish for the team.</p> <p>It was the third Bathurst win in a row for Brock and Perkins, and the first—and last—1-2 finish for HDT.</p> <p>It remains one of the most iconic victories in the history of The Great Race.</p> <p>Authentic Collectables presents this awesome 1000 piece jigsaw puzzle which commemorates the 1984 Bathurst 1000 win. 1 Piece for every kilometre! </p> <p>This puzzle forms part of a range by Authentic Collectables called The Chevon Archive Collection.</p> <p>The Chevron Publishing Group was co-founded by legendary publisher Ray Berghouse who has produced countless books and magazines, including Australian Muscle Car magazine, for Australian motorsport fans for decades. Berghouse is also known for his photographic exploits and has captured on-track action at Bathurst for over 60 years. As a result, the Chevron Image Archive is vast and filled with incredible images shot by Berghouse and many other photographers, since the first 500-mile race in 1963. This range pays tribute to these motorsport moments and makes these photographs available for enthusiasts to enjoy as challenging 1000-piece puzzles produced by Authentic Collectables, with permission. This edition features images of the 1984 Bathurst 1000 winning number 05 Holden VK Commodore crossing the finish line and drivers Peter Brock and Larry Perkins on the winner’s podium.</p> <p>It's a challenging photographic puzzle for enthusiasts which measures a large 700mm wide x 500mm high when completed. </p> <p>It shouldn't be missed by Bathurst 1000 fans.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>The Chevron Archive Collection: 1984 Bathurst 1000 Winner - 1000 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle</li> <li>700mm x 500mm finished size</li> </ul>

<p>George Fury secured pole position at the 1984 Bathurst 1000 in the No. 15 Nissan Bluebird Turbo against a who's who of famous motorsport names. Brock, Johnson, Moffat, Richards, Grice, Morris, Masterton, Hansford, and Walkinshaw were all there, piloting legendary machines from Holden, Ford, Mazda, BMW, and Jaguar, trying to record the fastest time around the mountain to claim the honour of starting on pole for Australia’s Great Race.</p> <p>Despite all their mouth-watering credentials, though, none were ultimately able to better Fury’s blistering pole time of 2 minutes 13.850 seconds, with the cold conditions and his immense talent behind the wheel helping the Turbo Nissan to the top of the timesheets. It was the first-ever Bathurst 1000 pole position by a car fitted with a turbocharger, and it was a pole lap time that would not be beaten until 1991.</p> <p>Authentic Collectables presents this incredibly designed poster commemorating the 1984 Bathurst 1000 pole position. </p> <p>Produced in an open edition on 160gsm matte poster stock, this awesome piece of artwork is A2 size and measures 420mm wide x 594mm high. The standard poster size makes framing this poster easy as a variety of suitable off the shelf frames should be readily available at many major department stores.</p> <p>It's the perfect addition to your man cave, bar or collection and is a must have for Bathurst 1000 fans.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>1984 Bathurst 1000 Pole Position Poster A2 Size Poster</li> <li>Poster measures (W) 420 mm X (H) 594mm (A2 Size)</li> <li>Printed on 160gsm matte paper stock</li> <li>Australian made</li> <li>Shipped rolled in sturdy poster tube</li> </ul>

<p>The 1994 Bathurst 1000 was won by Dick Johnson and John Bowe, driving a Ford EB Falcon. The race, held on 2 October at the famous Mount Panorama Circuit in New South Wales, saw Johnson claim the third and final Bathurst 1000 win of his career and the second victory for the driver pairing, with their previous win coming in 1989.</p> <p>An incident during Johnson’s shootout lap saw the duo start from tenth on the grid for the race, but the Dick Johnson Racing Shell-FAI Falcon had pace, clocking the third-fastest time during the qualifying session prior. That pace was proven come race time, with Johnson and Bowe turning in a 1000 km masterclass, leading 99 of the 161 laps to cross the finish line first, with Bowe famously holding off a fast-finishing rookie called Craig Lowndes—who would eventually win the race seven times himself!</p> <p>The stunning yellow and blue Ford EB Falcon, with its red wheels and racing stripes, remains a fan favourite and one of the truly iconic winning cars of The Great Race.</p> <p>Authentic Collectables presents this incredibly designed poster commemorating the 1994 Bathurst 1000 win.</p> <p>Produced in an open edition on 160gsm matte poster stock, this awesome piece of artwork is A2 size and measures 420mm wide x 594mm high. The standard poster size makes framing this poster easy as a variety of suitable off the shelf frames should be readily available at many major department stores.</p> <p>It's the perfect addition to your man cave, bar or collection and is a must have for Bathurst 1000 fans.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>1994 Bathurst 1000 Winner A2 Size Poster</li> <li>Poster measures (W) 420 mm X (H) 594mm (A2 Size)</li> <li>Printed on 160gsm matte paper stock</li> <li>Australian made</li> <li>Shipped rolled in sturdy poster tube</li> </ul>

<p>The 1984 Bathurst 1000 was won by Peter Brock and Larry Perkins, driving a Holden VK Commodore for the Holden Dealer Team. The race, held on September 30 at the famous Mount Panorama Circuit in New South Wales, saw Brock claim his eighth Bathurst victory, further cementing his status as the “King of the Mountain.”</p> <p>The 1984 race was also celebrated as ‘The Last of the Big Bangers’ at Bathurst due to the end of Group C era.</p> <p>Starting from second position on the grid, Brock and Perkins dominated the race aboard the incredible day-glo Commodore. The duo finished ahead of their teammates, John Harvey and David Parsons, in the second HDT Commodore, completing a memorable 1-2 finish for the team.</p> <p>It was the third Bathurst win in a row for Brock and Perkins, and the first—and last—1-2 finish for HDT.</p> <p>It remains one of the most iconic victories in the history of The Great Race.</p> <p>Authentic Collectables presents this incredibly designed limited edition collectors medallion commemorating the 40th anniversary of the 1984 Bathurst 1000 win.</p> <p>This two sided gold plated metal and enamel medallion features an image of the winning Holden VK Commodore presented with year, car and driver details and three legendary words included in the design on the rear of the medallion that every Holden fan loves to see - Holden Wins Bathurst.</p> <p>The medallion measures a large 100mm in diameter and 4mm thick and comes presented in an even bigger clear acrylic display stand which not only protects the medallion from dust and scratches, but also acts as the perfect way to display this collectors item. The medallion has been designed to be displayed from either the front or back giving collectors two different, eye catching options.</p> <p>It will be produced in an exclusive limited edition and comes with an individually numbered Certificate of Authenticity.</p> <p>Don’t miss out on this incredible display collectable from Authentic Collectables. It's a must have for Bathurst 1000 fans.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>1984 Bathurst 1000 Winner 40th Anniversary collector medallion with clear acrylic display stand</li> <li>Includes an individually numbered Certificate of Authenticity </li> <li>Medallion measures 100mm in diameter</li> <li>Acrylic display stand measures 148mm x 148mm</li> <li>2 sided gold plated metal medallion with black enamel and printed imagery</li> </ul> <p> </p>

<p>Ford reached an incredible milestone in 2021. Anton De Pasquale's victory in Race 10 at The Bend in South Australia secured the ‘blue oval’s 400th race win in Australian Touring Car/Supercars Championship history.<br><br>From Ford’s first race win at Queensland’s Lakeside Raceway in 1964, the marque has been one of the chief combatants in the championship across a six-decade span. Its 400 victories have been earnt by Ford hero cars of varying sizes, from V8 muscle cars like the Falcon and Mustang, to the turbocharged Sierra and the pocket rocket Capri and Cortina.<br><br>Behind the wheel have been legendary drivers, from Hall of Famers including Ian Geoghegan, Allan Moffat and Dick Johnson through to new-millennium stars Marcos Ambrose, Craig Lowndes and Scott McLaughlin.<br><br>This print celebrates every Ford model that is part of its first 400 championship race wins and the 10 drivers that garnered the most race wins.<br><br>Printed on 250gsm matte paper stock using offset print technology, it measures a large 590 x 1000mm and comes in an individually numbered limited edition, officially licensed by Ford.<br><br>Don’t miss this amazing piece of memorabilia celebrating this iconic milestone.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>Print Size: (W) 590mm X (H) 1000mm</li> <li>Printed offset on 250gsm matte paper stock</li> <li>Australian Made</li> <li>Individually numbered limited edition</li> <li>Officially licensed by Ford</li> <li>Each print comes rolled and will be shipped in a sturdy postage tube</li> </ul>