Entries are now being accepted for the highly anticipated 2024 Hi-Tec Oils Bathurst 6 Hour, which will take place at Mount Panorama next March.

You can enter the event via the online entry form here.

The event is expected to draw plenty of interest from the production car community, and will once again be capped at 70 competitors - with a reserve list also in place to accommodate for any overflow of registrations.  

Given the continued growth and strength of production car racing in recent years, the category is certain to put on another thrilling encounter, with the 2024 regulations consistent with previous years.

The 2023 edition of the race was won by Simon Hodges and Jayden Ojeda, who outlasted 58 other competitors in their BMW M4 to take victory in a chaotic affair.  

Almost 700 competitive kilometres of racing was covered across the 112 completed laps, with a record 11 cars crossing the line on the lead lap.  

BMW has maintained its undefeated streak of seven wins in the endurance race, dating all the way back to the inaugural event in 2016 – with the marque dominating the podium for the last three consecutive races. However, the influx of new Production Car machinery across all classes ensures that the race remains wide open.

Strong competition is anticipated in every class, with the in-race battles within each class consistently adding excitement to the Bathurst 6 Hour event.

In 2023, over 16,000 spectators attended the event, and it was announced that major partner Hi-Tec Oils would extend their support through to 2026.

MRF Tyres will also retain its position as the official control tyre, and will continue as a major partner of the event.

Early bird entries will be accepted until 29 October, 2023, while final entries will remain open until 31 January, 2024.

For further information, please visit www.bathurst6hour.com.au.

Access to the Online Entry Form and the 2024 Supplementary Regulations is now available on the official event website.
 
The 2024 edition of the Hi-Tec Oils Bathurst 6-Hour will take place at the world-famous Mount Panorama Circuit on 29-31 March.