Growth of the internationally recognised endurance race is adding weight to calls for significant investment in the Mount Panorama-Wahluu Racing Circuit and its supporting infrastructure The continued expansion of the Bathurst 12 Hour has provided fresh momentum to Bathurst Regional Council’s push for substantial government funding for the Mount Panorama Circuit, also known as Mount Panorama-Wahluu. Council leaders say the increasing scale and international profile of the event highlight the circuit’s growing economic significance to the region. The race attracts competitors, tourists and media attention from around the world, delivering major benefits to local businesses and strengthening Bathurst’s reputation as one of Australia’s premier motorsport destinations. The success of the Bathurst 12 Hour is being used to support arguments for further investment in track facilities, visitor infrastructure and long-term upgrades to ensure the venue remains competitive on the global motorsport stage. Advocates say securing additional funding would not only enhance the circuit’s capacity to host world-class events but also generate lasting economic and tourism benefits for the Bathurst region and central west New South Wales.
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Bathurst 12 Hour expansion strengthens case for major Mount Panorama-Wahluu funding
By 19News Editorial Team · Published 14 May 2026
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Growth of the internationally recognised endurance race is adding weight to calls for significant investment in the Mount Panorama-Wahluu Racing Circuit and its supporting infrastructure The continued expansion of the...
Growth of the internationally recognised endurance race is adding weight to calls for significant investment in the Mount Panorama-Wahluu Racing Circuit and its supporting infrastructure The continued expansion of the Bathurst 12 Hour has provided fresh momentum to Bathurst Regional Council’s push for substantial government funding for the Mount Panorama Circuit, also known as Mount Panorama-Wahluu. Council leaders say the increasing scale and international profile of the event highlight the circuit’s growing economic significance to the region. The race attracts competitors, tourists and media attention from around the world, delivering major benefits to local businesses and strengthening Bathurst’s reputation as one of Australia’s premier motorsport destinations. The success of the Bathurst 12 Hour is being used to support arguments for further investment in track facilities, visitor infrastructure and long-term upgrades to ensure the venue remains competitive on the global motorsport stage. Advocates say securing additional funding would not only enhance the circuit’s capacity to host world-class events but also generate lasting economic and tourism benefits for the Bathurst region and central west New South Wales.
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