Hold onto your hats, folks! Brodie Kostecki pulls off a nail-biting win to snag Bathurst 1000 pole position, and he did it while battling double vision!
In a heart-stopping showdown at Bathurst, Brodie Kostecki has once again shown why he’s the reigning champion by clinching back-to-back pole positions for the iconic Bathurst 1000. This year, he pushed his limits, recording a blistering lap of 2:05.5119, narrowly edging out rival Cam Waters by just 0.1310 seconds. The atmosphere was electric, with Kostecki’s impressive display of speed and skill leaving both fans and competitors in awe as he revved up the excitement at the legendary Mount Panorama Circuit.
But it wasn’t just the speed that kept everyone on the edge of their seats — Kostecki faced a unique challenge during the top ten shootout. Surprisingly, he began experiencing symptoms of double vision, a twist no one saw coming! Fortunately, this adversity didn't derail his focus or performance. Instead, the reigning Bathurst champion managed to harness that competitive spirit, pushing through the unexpected hurdle to maintain his lead. Talk about keeping your eye on the prize!
As if that weren’t enough to spice up the competition, Kostecki’s remarkable rise continues to elevate him in the Supercars ranks, marking him as a driver to watch. His back-to-back poles at Bathurst reflect not only his talent but also the momentum he’s built throughout the season. With every twist and turn, he’s proving that determination, skill, and a bit of adrenaline can take you a long way in motorsports.
In the world of Supercars, claiming pole position at Bathurst is akin to winning a mini-Oscar — it signifies excellence in a fiercely competitive environment. Interestingly, the Bathurst 1000 holds a rich history, with legends like Peter Brock and Mark Skaife having dominated the race over the decades. This year’s competition promises to be a thrilling chapter in that legacy. Kostecki’s extraordinary talent and relentless drive might just secure him another victory at this revered race, adding yet another layer to the Bathurst folklore!
Brodie Kostecki has denied Cam Waters to secure back-to-back Great Race poles.
The Erebus Motorsport driver lapped the iconic circuit in 2:05.5119 to beat Tickford Racing's Cameron Waters (Ford) by 0.1310 seconds.
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Brodie Kostecki will start Sunday's Bathurst 1000 from the front of the grid after taking out the event's top 10 shootout on Saturday afternoon.
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A year on from starting at the top of the grid at Mount Panorama, Supercars champion Brodie Kostecki...
A year on from starting at the top of the grid at Mount Panorama, Supercars champion Brodie Kostecki once again claims pole position for the Bathurst 1000.
Australia's Great Race - the Bathurst 1000 - starts at 11.30am with eager drivers ready to take on the famed Mount Panorama circuit. Follow all the action:
Australia's Great Race - the Bathurst 1000 - has begun, with eager drivers taking on the famed Mount Panorama circuit. Follow all the action: