Where to Watch F1, NASCAR, and the Bathurst 1000 This Weekend

Where to watch F1, NASCAR, and the Bathurst 1000 this weekend.

will race a Camaro in Supercars next year, so this is the last hurrah for Australia's greatest racing cars as we know them today.

With Supercars dominating force Scott McLaughlin spending 2022 winning IndyCar races, domestic star Shane van Gisbergen entered the year as a heavy favorite in both the championship and the Bathurst 1000. He leads the championship hunt over Cam Waters by nearly two rounds worth of points, but Waters and endurance co-driver James Moffat will start the race on pole while van Gisbergen and co-driver Garth Tander will have to roll out from seventh.

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