Few circuits anywhere carry the aura of Bathurst. Mount Panorama Circuit, a public road on the edge of the New South Wales town of Bathurst, climbs and plunges for 6.2 km (3.9 miles) over 23 turns, rising roughly 174 m (571 ft) from the pit straight to the summit at Skyline. The lap reads like a legend: up Mountain Straight, across the narrow, wall-lined top section, down through the Esses and The Dipper, then a flat-out run down Conrod Straight before The Chase and the final corner at Murray's. Outside race weeks the circuit is an ordinary road with a 60 km/h (37 mph) speed limit.

Racing on the mountain dates back to 1938, and since 1963 it has been home to the endurance classic now known as the Bathurst 1000, the most important race on the Australian calendar. Generations of fans call it simply The Great Race, and names like Peter Brock, the "King of the Mountain," are forever tied to it. In 2026 Brodie Kostecki and Todd Hazelwood took a dramatic win for Dick Johnson Racing after recovering from a costly brake change late in the race. The circuit also hosts the Bathurst 12 Hour for GT cars.

Bring The Mountain home with our 3D-printed Bathurst wall art, every climb, crest and plunge rendered in crisp raised relief. Printed in durable PETG with clean black and white detail, it is a must-have for any Supercars fan and a statement piece for the garage, office or living room, whether you have camped on the hill for The Great Race or watched every lap from the other side of the world.

Approximately 238W x 172H x 15D mm (9.4W x 6.8H x 0.6D in).