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Two cars, side by side, across the line together after a thousand kilometres. The Bathurst 1000 is Australia's great race, a day on the mountain where touring cars climb and plunge around 6.172 km of Mount Panorama. On 2 October 1977 Allan Moffat, sharing his white V8 touring car with the Belgian star Jacky Ickx, and Colin Bond and Alan Hamilton in the sister car closed up over the last laps and crossed the line in formation, first and second, a full lap ahead of the yellow V8 hatchback of Peter Janson and Larry Perkins. The photo of that finish became one of the most famous images in Australian motor sport.
The sheet gives the formation finish its due: two white bands reach the line together, numbers 1 and 2, with a yellow band, number 15, behind. In the corner a hand-drawn, photorealistic front of the white winner with its red and blue stripes, and along the bottom the race in numbers: 163 laps of Mount Panorama, 1,006 km at 144.0 km/h, and Moffat's 2:26.4 lap record.
The image is generated with AI from our researched brief, then reworked and finished by our team in Switzerland. It is an original picture, not a reproduction of any historical artwork.
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ABOUT THIS POSTER.
Two cars, side by side, across the line together after a thousand kilometres. The Bathurst 1000 is Australia's great race, a day on the mountain where touring cars climb and plunge around 6.172 km of Mount Panorama. On 2 October 1977 Allan Moffat, sharing his white V8 touring car with the Belgian star Jacky Ickx, and Colin Bond and Alan Hamilton in the sister car closed up over the last laps and crossed the line in formation, first and second, a full lap ahead of the yellow V8 hatchback of Peter Janson and Larry Perkins. The photo of that finish became one of the most famous images in Australian motor sport.
The sheet gives the formation finish its due: two white bands reach the line together, numbers 1 and 2, with a yellow band, number 15, behind. In the corner a hand-drawn, photorealistic front of the white winner with its red and blue stripes, and along the bottom the race in numbers: 163 laps of Mount Panorama, 1,006 km at 144.0 km/h, and Moffat's 2:26.4 lap record.
The image is generated with AI from our researched brief, then reworked and finished by our team in Switzerland. It is an original picture, not a reproduction of any historical artwork.