Repco is getting you goin’ at the famous Bathurst 1000 through various track activations that can be found all around the Mount Panorama precinct.
First, Repco welcomes fans to the Mountain through the Harris Park entrance leading up to the Trackside Store, which is a non-stop shop for all the necessities required for a trip to Bathurst.
To the other side of the Trackside Store is the Repco Zone where entertainment is the name of the game for fans young or old. From the Pit Stop Challenge where adults and kids can battle it out to achieve the fastest time, to an arcade parlour that brings a sense of nostalgia thanks to the sights and sounds of Sega’s famous Daytona game among others.
Other activities include golf, small push cars and a photo chair perfect to get that memorable selfie at Bathurst.
For the race fans, viewing decks on top of the Repco Zone provide the best place to watch the on-track action, while the Wheels Are Art activation features graffiti artist Jamie Cutrupi, who is transforming the look of a Tesla Model 3 using Posca Paint Pens. He is doing it over the weekend ahead of finishing his art work on Sunday.
If you’re a fan across the top, the Mountainside Store has all you need to survive the elements, plus much more. Also, the famous Repco meat tray raffles will be held throughout the weekend ensuring the crowd remains fed and entertained.
Positioned around the Mount Panorama precinct are Repco’s Prize Drop Giveaway QR scans where fans can have the chance to win if they know their Bathurst facts or they can feature on Fan Cam to view themselves on the Big Screens around the circuit.
The famous Bus Stop from Repco’s latest Bathurst ad campaign is in Harris Park across from the Trackside Store for when fans are tired and need a break.
Finally, the Repco Fleet is in full force at the Mountain lord by the famous Bus from the Bathurst ad, the new BMW M3 and the C10.
Make sure to check out all the activations offered by Repco at the Bathurst 1000 across the weekend.