Heritage Touring Cars Open 2022 Season at Phillip Island Classic
The weekend of the 11th to the 13th of March, 2022, saw Heritage Touring Cars kick off its 2022 season at a massive edition of the VHRR’s Phillip Island Classic.
The weekend of the 11th to the 13th of March, 2022, saw Heritage Touring Cars kick off its 2022 season at a massive edition of the VHRR’s Phillip Island Classic.
After all-too-little motor sport in 2020, we’re thrilled to announce a full season of Heritage Touring Cars racing for 2021.
The Craven Mild Commodore is one of the first two Commodores to race in an Australian Touring Car Championship event. Competing throughout the 1980s, it contested fifteen rounds of the ATCC and eleven rounds of the Australian Endurance Championship, amongst many others. It was also driven by three Bathurst-winning drivers.
After a long summer break, the Legends of Bathurst fired up over the weekend of the 6th to the 8th of March to contest round one of the 2020 Heritage Touring Cars season at the magnificent Phillip Island Classic.
The 2020 Heritage Touring Cars series is set to open with a blinder, with more than forty iconic Group C & A touring cars heading to Phillip Island for the 2020 Phillip Island Classic over March 5 – 8.
We’re pleased to announce the 2020 Heritage Touring Cars calendar, which will see the Legends of Bathurst visit Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, New South Wales and Tasmania in an exciting five round series.
The 2019 Heritage Touring Cars calendar is locked in and we’re looking forward to unleashing the Legends of Bathurst once more with five rounds of iconic Australian touring car racing.
This weekend at the Phillip Island Classic, over the 17th to the 19th of March, the Heritage Touring Cars series will be joined by another legend of Australian Group C touring car racing – the ex-Toyota Team Australia AE86 Group A Toyota Corolla Coupe of Craig Foster.
This magnificent Ex-Grice/Richards JPS Team BMW 635CSi has spent the past two decades virtually untouched and with several states separating its insides and its outsides. In 2017, it’s set to hit the track in anger again for the first time since 1984.
The Heritage Touring Cars series will return to Australian race tracks this March for a five-round contest between the Legends of Bathurst.