Gallery: Bathurst Co-Driver Clash
The 2025 Co-Driver Clash was nothing short of explosive as drivers fought for bragging rights and an elusive golden ticket to the 2026 grid.
The action was on from the moment the green flag dropped with a high-intensity 32-lap sprint to contend with. The short race length meant that track position would have to be argued over on track with less time for strategy to assist drivers in finding their way to the front.
The result was a chaotic and exciting race all the way to the chequered flag, which saw Thomas McMillan end up securing the victory in dramatic fashion after a hard fight with fellow Lobs Esports team mate Brodie Kostecki in the dying laps.
Relive all the sights, action, and intensity from an unforgettable night below 👇
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