Bathurst · New South Wales
The Mountain.
Always with you.
The climb up Mountain Straight. The descent through the Esses. A Sunday spent watching the Mountain. Give Bathurst a place in your everyday life with a personalised circuit print for the room you call home.
Create your Bathurst print
- Location
- Bathurst, Australia
- Opened
- 1938
- Mount Panorama
- 6.213 km
- Corners
- 23
The story behind the line
A mountain at the heart of Australian racing.
Mount Panorama opened to racing in 1938. Griffin’s Bend still carries the name of Martin Griffin, the Bathurst mayor closely associated with the circuit’s creation.
The endurance race that became the Bathurst 1000 arrived at Mount Panorama in 1963. Today, the Mountain is also home to the Bathurst 12 Hour, bringing another chapter of endurance racing to this distinctive course.
The layout changed in 1987 with the addition of The Chase on Conrod Straight. This print follows the modern 6.213 km circuit, with its long straights and tightly folded mountain section.
Sources: Bathurst Regional Council’s circuit guide, its track information and Supercars’ Mount Panorama profile.
Names that stay with you
Up the Mountain.
Down through memory.
The outline holds a whole lap: the climb, the close walls across the top, and the long run back towards the pits.
- Mountain Straight & The Cutting
- The climb leads towards a tight section cut into the mountainside, where the road steepens and space narrows.
- Brock’s Skyline
- The view opens up before the descent. Its name honours Peter Brock, a driver inseparable from Bathurst’s story.
- The Esses & The Dipper
- A sequence of direction changes down the Mountain, punctuated by the Dipper’s sharp left-hand drop.
- Conrod Straight & The Chase
- After Forrest’s Elbow comes the long downhill straight, interrupted by the three-corner sequence added in 1987.
Discover the names and their stories in Supercars’ corner guide.
Your connection to Bathurst
Keep the circuit.
Make the details yours.
An October race weekend. A favourite lap on the simulator. A gift for the person who knows every corner. Start with Bathurst and give the print a personal connection.
Choose a ready design or select Create your own. Adjust the paper and circuit colours, line weight and surrounding map. Choose a label layout, then add a short dedication, with a name or date if you wish.
Finish with colour to the edge or a white border. Explore the available sizes as an unframed print, with a wooden hanger or in a frame. The creator shows the current options and price before you order.
Design your Bathurst printBefore you begin.
Which Bathurst circuit is shown?
The modern 6.213 km Mount Panorama circuit with 23 corners, including The Chase added in 1987. It is not a reconstruction of the earlier layout.
Can I create a simple outline without the map?
Yes. Choose Create your own and turn off the surrounding map. You can also choose No label for artwork without lettering.
Is this official Bathurst merchandise?
This is independent circuit-inspired artwork, with no affiliation to or endorsement by Mount Panorama, Supercars, racing teams or championship organisers. Objects in the room image are styling props and are not included.