Bathurst 1000 marking 20 years since the death of legend Peter Brock
Australian motorsport legend Craig Lowndes is preparing for the Bathurst 1000, marking the 20th anniversary of the death of his mentor, Peter Brock. Lowndes aims to pass on Brock's legacy to his rookie teammate while competing in his 33rd race at Mount Panorama.
Why it matters
The Bathurst 1000 is a major cultural event in Australia, and this year's race carries significant emotional weight due to the commemoration of one of the sport's most iconic figures.
Craig Lowndes, a close friend and protege of the late Peter Brock, says the legacy of the motorsport legend will "live on forever". ( Getty Images: Robert Cianflone )
Craig Lowndes says the legacy of legend Peter Brock remains powerful, as Australian motorsport marks the 20th anniversary of his death.
Lowndes, who was a close friend of Brock, won the Bathurst 1000 with Jamie Whincup in 2006 just weeks after Brock's death.
ABC Sport will have a live blog of the Bathurst 1000 from lights out to the chequered flag on Sunday, October 11.
Link copied Share Share article Just as he does every year, Craig Lowndes is drawing on memories of Australian motorsport legend Peter Brock to fuel yet another attempt at the Bathurst 1000.
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