The Hi-Tec Oils Bathurst 6 Hour takes place this weekend, with 72 cars battling it out at Mount Panorama.

15 different brands and over 20 models are included in the 2025 entry list, including defending winners Simon Hodges, Jayden Ojeda, and George Miedecke in their Secure Wealth Advisors BMW M4.

Returning for another shot at victory are 2024 runners-up Ben Kavich, Michael Kavich, and Thomas Randle in their Race For A Cure branded car.

They’ll face past winners and last year’s podium finishers, Beric Lynton and Tim Leahey, who will once again team up with Will Davison.

The Class A2 promises to be a thrilling spectacle, with two Chevrolet Camaros taking on a field of Ford Mustangs.

Among the contenders is a new Camaro entry from Tony Quinn and his grandson Ryder, while defending Bathurst 1000 champion Todd Hazelwood joins last year’s A2 class winners, Jason Gomersall and Aaron Seton in a Mustang.

Team Buccini Racing, the first all-female team to win a Bathurst enduro, returns with Karlie Buccini and Courtney Prince, now joined by second-generation racer Tabitha Ambrose in their Class B1 BMW.

Family pairings are a recurring theme this year, with several in Class D, including the father-daughter duo of Carlos and Annabelle Rolfo, as well as Allan and Rob Jarvis in their Volkswagen.

For Class C, Orange-based James and Trevor Keene will pilot a similar VW. In total, eleven cars on the grid feature either partial or full family lineups.

View the full entry list here.

The 2025 Hi-Tec Oils Bathurst 6 Hour will take place on 18–20 April at Mount Panorama, Bathurst.