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THE GRID: 2018 Liqui-Moly Bathurst 12 Hour

03 Feb 2018
SOME of the best GT teams and drivers from Australia and around the world will line up on Sunday morning for the 2018 Liqui-Moly Bathurst 12 Hour, and here’s the full grid:
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SOME of the best GT teams and drivers from Australia and around the world will line up on Sunday morning for the 2018 Liqui-Moly Bathurst 12 Hour, and here’s the full grid:

After a thrilling lap in the Top 10 Shootout from Chaz Mostert, BMW Team Schnitzer and the young Aussie's co-drivers Augusto Farfus and Marco Wittmann will start on pole position, with the #43 M6 GT3 leading the field to green at 5:45am for the start.

Also starting on the front row of the grid in second is the #22 Jamec Pem Racing Audi of Kelvin van der Linde, Garth Tander and Frederich Vervisch, while third will be the sister #22 Jamec Pem Audi of Christopher Haase, Christopher Mies and Markus Winkelhock.

The BRM Watches Pro-Am class will be lead away by pole-sitters Yasser Shahin, Thomas Enge and Luke Youlden in The Bend Motorsport Park Lamborghini, while the #69 Supabarn Audi of James Koundoris, Theo Koundouris, Ash Walsh and Duvashen Padayachee will start from the Shannons Class A Am pole in 16th overall.

Grove Racing will control the Porsche Class B cars off the start, with Ben Barker set to take the green flag aboard the #4 entry of himself, Stephen Grove and Brenton Grove ahead of the Boost Mobile Class C pole-sitter; which is the #30 Boat Works Racing BMW M4 GT4 of Tony Longhurst, Aaron Seton and Matthew Brabham.

Racer Industries Class I will be lead away by the #91 MARC Cars Australia MARC II V8 of Keith Kassulke, Rod Salmon and Will Brown.

Coverage of the enduro classic begins at 5:30am local time, with a live stream available on the Bathurst 12 Hour website for international viewers, while in Australia, the race will be broadcast Live on channel 7mate.

Full Bathurst 12 Hour starting grid:

By: Slade Perrins.

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