The high-octane action – including the opening round of the 2021 Supercars Series, the Bathurst 12 Hour in 2022-2025, and the Sydney SuperNight 2021-2025 – will bring thousands of fans to NSW from around the country and showcase the state to millions of national and international viewers through broadcast media.
The funding support for these events also includes a strategic sponsorship of the Bathurst 1000 for the next five years.
Minister for Jobs, Investment, Tourism and Western Sydney Stuart Ayres said the announcement reinforced the NSW Government’s commitment to rebuilding the NSW visitor economy by investing in events across the state.
“We’re so proud to have secured this highly anticipated suite of events. Motorsport events across Australia and around the world drive huge attendances and broadcast viewers, so it’s a big win for NSW to continue hosting some of the country’s most exciting, high-profile Supercars events for the next five years,” Mr Ayres said.
“It’s also fantastic to see night racing return to Sydney Motorsport Park on the back of the NSW Government’s $33 million investment to refresh the venue. We’re excited to welcome drivers, officials, support staff and importantly, their fans to NSW for what is set to be a thrilling number of years in NSW motorsports.”
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