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Tander held off a hard-charging Lowndes to take the win by just .29 seconds, with pole sitter Greg Murphy in third.

The all-Holden podium was made even sweeter for the red lion as it marked the Holden Racing Team’s 200th ATTC/V8 Supercar championship race win.

23 year-old Nick Percat also enters the history books – becoming the first driver to win Bathurst on his debut in over thirty years.

Today’s Bathurst 1000 win is Garth Tander’s  third, and his 50th career race win.

“We’ve had a fast car all week and Nick did an awesome job,” said Tander.

“There was a lot of pressure and a lot of people saying he didn’t have enough experience but I had absolute faith in him and he did a great job for us.

“He made one small mistake all day but I made a couple as well so I think we’re sqaure!”

“I made a small mistake at the Chase with about three or four to go and it cost me, which in the end made it a bit closer than we would have liked.

“Lowndesy had really good straight line speed so I knew I had to get out of Forrest Elbow really well and make sure I could get down Conrod and block at the Chase and block at the final corner.”

Ford Performance Racing’s Mark Winterbottom was the highest placed Ford driver in fourth, with Jason Bright, Shane van Gisbergen, James Courtney, Russell Ingall, Tony D’Alberto and Michael Caruso rounding out the top ten.

TeamVodafone’s Jamie Whincup and Andrew Thompson were one of the hard luck stories of the race, with alternator problems dropping them out of contention late in the race.

Four cars did not finish the race – Bundaberg Racing’s Fabian Coulthard and Craig Baird were the first to DNF on lap 12 after contact with a slowing Jason Bright.

The #77 Shannon Mars Commodore of Grant Denyer and Cameron Waters retired after contact with the wall at Forrest Elbow.

David Besnard escaped unhurt from undoubtedly the scariest moment of this year’s race. He crashed at turn 2 and the impact burst the #17 Jim Beam Racing Falcon into flames. Marshals were quick on the scene to douse the flames.

Paul Dumbrell was also a late retiree from the race.

Lowndes and Mark Skaife’s runner up finish has given Lowndes a 100-point lead in the Championship over teammate Jamie Whincup.

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Tander, Percat win the 2011 Bathurst 1000

Garth Tander and rookie Nick Percat have won the 2011 Bathurst 1000 winners but only after holding out a flying Craig Lowndes in the dying laps.

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Lowndes gave it everything in the final 20 laps but couldn’t quite find enough in the last lap to get past. He was less than three tenths behind as they greeted the chequered flag.

Polesitters Greg Murphy and Allan Simonsen finished third with Mark Winterbottom and Steven Richards fourth and Jason Bright and Andrew Jones fifth.

The win today makes Nick Percat the first rookie to win since Jacky Ickx in 1977.

"I had to find a seat in the garage and sit down," Percat said. "It was all a bit intense for me."

Tander, however, was a safe pair of hands.

"The car was very good for the majority of the day," Tander said. "The last stint the car wasn't quite as nice."

But when it came down to the final flying lap, Tander was concentrating on one simple thought: "Stuff him [Lowndes], he's not getting past."

An estimated crowd of 51,823 watched Tander claim his third win at Mount Panorama.

The top 10 finishers are listed here.

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Full Bathurst results: Where every car finished — and those that didn’t

This year’s Bathurst 1000 has been run and won with New Zealander Shane van Gisbergen teaming up with Garth Tander to win a thrilling edition of the race .

See how the full field finished below.

1ST Van Gisbergen/Tander 6:10:56.1143

2ND Waters/W Davison +0.866 secs

3RD Mostert/Luff +1.609

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4th Coulthard/D’Alberto +2.162

5th McLaughlin/Slade +2.711

6th Pye/Fiore +3.969

7th Holdsworth/Caruso +4.734

8th Winterbottom/Golding +6.138

9th De Pasquale/B. Kostecki +7.645

10th Courtney/Feeney +7.716

11th Heimgartner/O’Keeffe +8.090

12th A Davison/Webb +9.144

13th M Jones/Blachard +9.458

14th Le Brocq/Moffat +11.471

15th Reynolds/Brown 1 lap

16th Pither/Owen 2 laps

17th Kelly/Wood 17 laps

18th Percat/Randle 28 laps

19th Everingham/Ojeda 40 laps

20th J Kostecki/Goddard +0.000

NC Smith/Perkins

NC K Fullwood/K Kostecki

NC Jacobson/D Russell

NC Hazelwood/Boys

NC Whincup/Lowndes

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Supercars Bathurst 1000: Mostert/Holdsworth score dominant win

Chaz mostert and lee holdsworth combined to take a dominant bathurst 1000 win in their walkinshaw andretti united holden as the 2021 australian supercars season reached its conclusion..

Photo by: Edge Photographics

The pair were sublime across the the 161-lap race, with a tyre scare in the first half of the race and a dicey moment battling the Triple Eight cars in the second their only hints of trouble.

In the end the car had unbeatable pace, Mostert able to hold off 2020 winner Shane van Gisbergen's Triple Eight Holden in a straight fight across the last two stints.

Mostert is now a two-time Bathurst winner, this latest triumph joining his remarkable 2014 crown when Jamie Whincup ran out of fuel on the last lap. For Holdsworth meanwhile this is a maiden Bathurst 1000 victory, his fourth career race win and first win since 2014. 

It's also Walkinshaw Andretti United's eighth Bathurst 1000 win, and first since Garth Tander and Nick Percat in 2011.

From pole, Holdsworth recovered from a slightly sluggish start by barging past Tony D'Alberto (in Anton De Pasquale's #11 Dick Johnson Racing Ford) at the Chase on lap one to grab the lead.

He then controlled the first stint until the safety car made its first appearance on lap 17 when Thomas Randle put the #44 Tickford Mustang into the wall at Hell Corner.

That prompted a wave of first stops, Holdsworth continuing for a second stint in the lead before handing over to Mostert on lap 37.

Race winner Chaz Mostert, Lee Holdsworth, Walkinshaw Andretti United Holden

On lap 49, Mostert's left-rear tyre delaminated as he came across Skyline. He limped back to the pits for an unscheduled stop, resuming in 12th before charging back into contention with a stirring drive across the fourth stint.

Cam Waters led in the remaining Tickford Ford from van Gisbergen and Brodie Kostecki (Erebus Holden) all handed their cars back to their co-drivers for the fourth stint, as Mostert cycled to the lead from Waters' co-driver James Moffatt and Tander (in for van Gisbergen).

On lap 60 Mostert pitted from the lead to hand his car back to Holdsworth, who resumed in sixth place. He then filtered back to the top as the likes of De Pasquale (lap 76), Moffat (lap 77) and Tander (lap 83) all took stops.

Holdsworth led into the second half of the race before pitting on lap 92 to kick off his final stint of the race.

That left Moffat leading Tander, the pair running nose-to-tail until lap 99 when handed back to Waters. Tander did likewise to give van Gisbergen the #888 Holden a lap later as Holdsworth filtered back into the lead of the race.

Five laps later, the safety car made its second appearance of the race for the most bizarre of reasons – an echidna on the circuit. Holdsworth used that opportunity to pit and hand over to Mostert, who resumed behind van Gisbergen behind the safety car.

On his final start as a full-time driver, Whincup wound up third in the queue, which led to some fascinating formation flying from the Triple Eight cars a lap after the restart.

Mostert tried to round up van Gisbergen into Griffins, but the 2021 champion forced Mostert wide so that Whincup could sneak through at the Cutting.

De Pasquale followed Whincup through, demoting Mostert to fourth, while Kostecki pulled an incredible move inside Waters on the way to the Metal Grate for fifth.

Chaz Mostert and Lee Holdsworth, Walkinshaw Andretti United Holden Commodore

Photo by: Mark Horsburgh, Edge Photographics

Mostert began his second fightback on lap 112, passing De Pasquale for third into Murray's, right before the safety car was called again when Jayden Ojeda hit the wall.

That prompted a wave of stops, in which Whincup lost out as he had to stack behind van Gisbergen. Mostert, meanwhile, was the big winner as he short-filled to jump van Gisbergen.

Mostert quickly passed an out-of-sync David Reynolds after the restart to resume the lead, which he kept after a fourth safety car when Jake Kostecki hit the wall at the Elbow on lap 121.

The race went green again on lap 125, Mostert leading van Gisbergen and Brodie Kostecki in what had boiled down to a straight fight to the flag. Mostert did his best to bolt in the laps that followed, lowering the fastest lap several times as he built a gap of 2.5s over van Gisbergen.

The gap was more like five seconds by the time Mostert came in for his final stop of the race on lap 138, Van Gisbergen almost clouting the wall on the way into the lane when he followed suit a lap later. The top two remained in the same order, as Waters jumped Kostecki for third.

Two more safety car interruptions followed when De Pasquale rolled to a stop in the Cutting with a suspected driveline issue, before Whincup's 2022 replacement Broc Feeney – who was running an impressive ninth – smacked the wall at Sulman Park. 

Following that sixth safety car, the race resumed on lap 145 with Mostert again able to gap van Gisbergen. He looked as if he was going to have to settle for second until a right-front tyre delaminated seven laps from home, forcing him to limp slowly back to the pits and finish an unrepresentative 18th.

All of that was great news to Mostert, who was left nearly four seconds down the road from Waters as he cruised to victory, Waters and Moffat finishing second despite a fuel consumption scare due to a faulty sensor in the final stint.

Kostecki and David Russell were third, as Whincup and Craig Lowndes grabbed fourth. Bryce Fullwood and Warren Luff finished a fine fifth to cap off an incredible day for Walkinshaw Andretti United ahead of Nick Percat and Dale Wood.

James Courtney and Randle finished a remarkable seventh after a strong recovery drive. Todd Hazelwood/Dean Fiore, Tim Slade/Tim Blanchard and Will Davison/Alex Davison rounded out the top 10.

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Supercars Bathurst 1000 results: Chaz Mostert wins 2021 Bathurst 1000

Chaz Mostert has driven to his second career win at Mount Panorama to clinch the 2022 edition of the Bathurst 1000 alongside co-driver Lee Holdsworthy.

A dramatic rear-left tyre issue on the 49th lap while Mostert was behind the wheel threatened to derail the pair's day, however they managed to seal victory for Holden and Mobil 1 TM Appliances from pole position.

It caps off a remarkable weekend individually for Mostert, who broke a Bathurst 1000 lap record in the Top 10 Shootout on Saturday.

"It was a pretty tough race, when we did that tyre I thought it was going to be a pretty tough slog," Mostert said.

"We started pole and we won the race, every time you start on pole you never think you're going to win."

It marks Holdsworthy's maiden win from 18 attempts in the Great Race, while Mostert adds to his impressive win back in 2014.

"I don't know what to say, this is unbelievable," said Holdsworth.

Shane van Gisbergen was on Mostert and Holdsworthy's tail for much of the race however succumbed to late drama with an issue in his right front tyre, that saw the Kiwi star and co-driver Garth Tander drop back to 18thwith seven laps remaining.

It culminated in Cameron Waters and James Moffat combining to finish second with Brodie Kostecki and David Russell rounding out the podium in third.

Chaz Mostert and Lee Holdsworth are the 2021 Repco Bathurst 1000 Champions!!!!! #Bathurst1000 #RepcoSC pic.twitter.com/84tmE2eicB — Supercars (@supercars) December 5, 2021

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Joshua Mayne is a content producer for The Sporting News Australia.

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2011 BATHURST PITSTOP - RESULTS

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2011 Bathurst Pitstop Squad B - Qualifying Results after 10 Just a reminder that daylight saving ends tonight - that means an extra hours sleep or an extra hours drinking time what ever you please check-in 8:30am sharp as per tournament entry form top 24 will bowl a further 6 games and cut to 12 Thanks to all that entered  

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CONGRATULATIONS To Christian Purdue for his 300 game out of the blocks in game game 11 on day two  

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CONGRATULATIONS TO CHRISTIAN PURDUE ON YET ANOTHER 300 GAME IN GAME 6 AND ALMOST FORGOT TO CONGRATULATE ANDREW DONN PATTERSON ON HIS 299 IN ROUND 2  

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