2022 Hi-Tec Oils Bathurst 6 Hour

**Bathurst 6 Hour**
Event Information
Round 1 of 1 in the 2022
Date	15–17 April 2022
Location	Bathurst, New South Wales
Venue	Mount Panorama Circuit
Results
Distance
Race 1
Distance	130 laps
Pole position	David Russell ; Btuned Euro Specialists
Winner	Cameron Hill; Thomas Sargent; Cameron Hill Racing

Last updated June 05, 2024

The 2022 Hi-Tec Oils Bathurst 6 Hour is a endurance race for Group 3E Series Production Cars. It will be the sixth running of the Bathurst 6 Hour.

Entries

Classes

Symbol	Class
X	Ultimate Performance
A1	Extreme Performance Forced Induction
A2	Extreme Performance Naturally Aspirated
B	High Performance
C	Performance
D	Production
E	Compact

Entry List

No.	Class	Drivers	Entrant	Car	No.	Class	Drivers	Entrant	Car
1	X	Shane Smollen Rob Rubis Nick Percat	Prestige Connex	BMW M4 F82	2	E	Andrew McMaster Dave Worrell	Madaz Motorsport	Mazda 3 SP25
3	A2	Nicholas McLeod Cameron McLeod Aaron Cameron	Racer Industries	Ford Mustang Mach 1	4	X	Anthony Soole Adam Burgess Anton de Pasquale	Holy Smoke Racing	BMW M4 F82
7	A2	Tony Quinn Grant Denyer	Keltic Racing	Ford Mustang GT	8	X	Bradley Carr Tim Slade	Carr Motorsport	BMW M3 F80
9	A1	Hadrian Morrall Tyler Mecklem	Parramatta Vehicle Services	Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IX	10	C	Peter McLeod Benjamin McLeod Brock Giblin	Racer Industries	HSV Astra VXR
11	D	Murray Dowsett Brad McDonald Mitchell Maddren	11 Racing	Subaru BRZ	13	C	Colin Osborne Rick Bates	Osborne Motorsport	Renault Megane RS 265
14	A1	Paul Loiacono Dieter Holzl Alex Holzl	Forklogic	Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X	15	B2	Steve Cox Peter Bray	Air and Allied Sales Pacific	HSV Clubsport R8
16	A2	Tony Levitt Jason Shimes	Levitt Motorsports	Mercedes AMG C63	17	D	Mitchell McGarry Shane Nowickyl Jayden Wanzek	Mitch McGarry Racing	Toyota GT86
19	A1	Mark Griffith Rod Salmon Will Brown	Griffith Corp	Mercedes AMG A45	20	C	Robin Lacey Matilda Mravicic Peter Lacey	Gold Coast Embroidery	VW Scirocco
21	X	Simon Hodges Jayden Ojeda	Secure Wealth Advisers	BMW M4	23	X	Beric Lynton Tim Leahey Will Davison	Bruce Lynton BMW	BMW M3 F80
24	A1	Michael Auld Garth Walden Tyler Everingham	Garth Walden Motorsport	Mercedes AMG A45	25	A2	Coleby Cowham Lindsay Kearns	CK Motorsport	Ford Mustang GT
26	A1	Chris O'Brien Ben Wilkinson	Infinium Advisory	BMW M135i	27	X	Grant Sherrin Ian Sherrin	Sherrin Rentals	BMW M4
29	A2	Darren Forrest Paul Razum	Penrite Racing	HSV Clubsport R8	31	C	Josh Haynes Michael Osmond	Osborne Motorsport	Renault Megane RS 265
33	A1	Aaron McGill John Bowe	McGill Motorsport	FPV FG GT-F	35	E	Phil Alexander Scott Freestone Michael Ricketts	Ric Shaw Racing	Mazda 3 SP25
36	D	James Holloway Michael Holloway David Brown	Brown Davis Racing	Toyota Celica SX	39	D	Haydn Clark Scott Aho	Bow Wow Dog Treats	Subaru BRZ
40	X	David Russell Nash Morris Karl Begg	Btuned Euro Specialist	BMW M4	41	A2	Gary Beggs Jim Mantefuel	Mantefuel Constructions	Holden VF Commdore SS V
44	A2	Daniel Clift Ashley Heffernan	Nolan Finishes	HSV Clubsport R8 VZ	45	A1	Mike Sheargold Dylan O'Keeffe Ollie Shannon	Garth Walden Motorsport	Mercedes AMG A45
47	C	John Fitzgerald Garry Mennell Aaron Zerefos	OnTrack Motorsport	BMW 130i	48	A2	Keith Bensley Scott Gore Steve Owen	ASAP Marketing	Lexus RCF
49	A2	Tony Alford Kyle Alford	Vision Estates	Ford Mustang GT	50	D	James Keene Michael Sloss Thomas Needham	Mid West MultiMedia Racing	Mini R56
51	C	Chris Holdt David Ling Madeline Stewart	Prime Motorsport	HSV Astra PJ VRX	54	D	Brett Parish Mitch Wooller Jaylyn Robotham	BPRO	Toyota 86
55	A1	Frank Mammarella Scott Green	Selected Smash Repairs	Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X RS	56	A1	Brad Schumacher Sergio Pires	Kelso Electrical	Subaru WRX STI
58	X	Wayne Russell Drew Russell Aaren Russell	Novocastrian Motorsport	BMW M3 F80	66	A1	Dimitri Agathos Brianna Wilson	FullGas Racing	Subaru WRX STI
71	A1	Ben Bargwanna Jude Bargwanna	Bargwanna Motorsport	Audi TT RS	73	B2	Matthew Forbes-Wilson Mark Mallard	Creme Insurance	Holden VF SSV 6.0
77	A1	Jack Winter Brayden Everitt	Max Winter Automotive	Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IX	80	C	Ric Shaw Tom Shaw David Cox	Ric Shaw Racing	Mazda RX8
84	C	James Hay Paul Ansell Coby Holland	AC Store	VW Scirocco	86	D	Richard Mork Rob Boaden Adrian Sarkis	Battlers to Bathurst	Toyota GT86
90	X	Duane West Tony D'Alberto	KELAIR	Holden VF GTS	92	X	Ben Kavich Michael Kavich	Garth Walden Motorsport	BMW M2 Competition
95	A2	George Miedecke Marcos Ambrose Tim Brook	Garry Rogers Motorsport	Ford Mustang GT	99	X	Steven Ellery Dalton Ellery Tristan Ellery	Bruce Lynton BMW	BMW M3
111	B1	James Meaden Richard Davidson Keith Kassulke	Team Brimarco	BMW 335i	118	A1	Dean Campbell Cameron Crick	D A Campbell Transport	Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X RS
119	D	Connor Roberts Lachlan Bloxsom	Arrow Transport Repairs	Toyota GT86	121	D	Jason Walsh Ben Crossland Hayden Crossland	Peter Conroy Motorsport	Honda DC5 Type R
140	A1	Mark Caine Michael Caine	Showtell	BMW 1M	147	X	Thomas Sargent Cameron Hill	CHE Racing	BMW M2 Competition
151	A2	Travis Lindorff Adam Lowndes	Casey Accident Repairs	HSV VE GTS	155	E	Steve McHugh Michael Hopp Daniel Natoli	Champ Suzuki Racing Team	Suzuki Swift Sport
171	A1	Paul Buccini Brock Paine Jett Johnson	Team Buccini Racing	BMW M135i	186	A1	Robert Braune Tony Moloney	Westvic Earthmoving	BMW 1 Series
222	A1	Cem Yucel Ian Salteri	Harding Performance	Volkswagen Golf R	255	E	Ian Cowley Matt Thewlis David Bailey	Champ Suzuki Racing Team	Suzuki Swift Sport
355	E	Ian Aplin Amar Sharma Karlie Buccini	Champ Suzuki Racing Team	Suzuki Swift Sport	360	C	Jake Camilleri Scott Nicholas	Grand Prix Mazda	Mazda 3 MPS
666	A2	Robert Coulthard Trevor Symmonds	Triple 666 Racing	HSV VE GTS	777	A1	Matthew Boylan Lachlan Gibbons	Pomelo Designs	Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X RS
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Qualifying

Pos.	No.	Driver	Car	Time	Gap
1	40	David Russell	BMW M4	02:25.3327
2	8	Tim Slade		02:25.8722	+ .5395s
3	4	Anton de Pasquale		02:25.9680	+ .6353s
4	99	Dalton Ellery			+ s
5	23	Will Davison			+ s
6	1	Nick Percat			+ s
7	21	Simon Hodges			+ s
8	58	Drew Russell			+ s
9	45	Dylan O'Keeffe			+ s
10	3	Aaron Cameron			+ s
11	24	Garth Walden			+ s
12	19	Will Brown			+ s
13	7	Grant Denyer			+ s
14	118	Cameron Crick			+ s
15	27	Grant Sherrin			+ s
16	9	Tyler Mecklem			+ s
17	71	Ben Bargwanna	Audi TT RS		+ s
18	77	Jack Winter			+ s
19	33	John Bowe			+ s
20	92	Ben Kavich			+ s
21	90	Duane West			+ s
22	777	Lachlan Gibbons			+ s
23	14	Paul Loiacono			+ s
24	29	Paul Razum			+ s
25	151	Travis Lindorff			+ s
26	48	Steve Owen			+ s
27	66	Dimitri Agathos			+ s
28	171	Brock Paine			+ s
29	666	Trevor Symmonds			+ s
30	140	Mark Caine			+ s
31	49	Kyle Alford			+ s
32	73	Mark Mallard			+ s
33	56	Brad Schumacher			+ s
34	26	Ben Wilkinson			+ s
35	55	Scott Green			+ s
36	44	Daniel Clift			+ s
37	360	Jake Camilleri			+ s
38	10	Benjamin McLeod			+ s
39	98	Chad Parrish			+ s
40	84	James Hay			+ s
41	50	James Keene			+ s
42	54	Jaylyn Robotham			+ s
43	186	Robert Braune			+ s
44	20	Peter Lacey			+ s
45	121	Ben Crossland			+ s
46	119	Lachlan Bloxsom			+ s
47	80	Ric Shaw			+ s
48	39	Scott Aho			+ s
49	86	Adrian Sarkis			+ s
50	17	Jayden Wanzek			+ s
51	36	David Brown			+ s
52	2	Andrew McMaster			+ s
53	35	Phil Alexander			+ s
54	11	Mitchell Maddren			+ s
55	355	Amar Sharma			+ s
56	155	Michael Hopp			+ s
57	255	Ian Cowelly			+ s
58	51	David Ling			+ s
DSQ	13	Colin Osborne			+ s
DSQ	47	John Fitzgerald			+ s
DNQ	15	Steve Cox			+ s
DNQ	16	Jason Simes			+ s
DSQ	147	Thomas Sargent	BMW M2 Competition		+ s

Race results

Pos.	Class	No.	Drivers	Entrant	Car	Laps
1	X	147	Thomas Sargent Cameron Hill	CHE Racing	BMW M2 Competition	130
2	X	8	Bradley Carr Tim Slade	Carr Motorsport	BMW M3 F80	130
3	X	1	Shane Smollen Rob Rubis Nick Percat	Smollen Motorsport	BMW M4 F82	130
4	A1	45	Mike Sheargold Dylan O'Keeffe Ollie Shannon	Garth Walden Racing	Mercedes-Benz A45 AMG	130
5	X	58	Wayne Russell Drew Russell Aaren Russell	Novacastrian Motorsport	BMW M3 F80	129
6	X	99	Steven Ellery Dalton Ellery Tristan Ellery	Bruce Lynton BMW	BMW M3	128
7	X	92	Ben Kavich Michael Kavich	Garth Walden Racing	BMW M2 Competition	128
8	A2	7	Tony Quinn Grant Denyer	Keltic Racing	Ford Mustang GT	128
9	A1	71	Ben Bargwanna Jude Bargwanna	Bargwanna Motorsport	Audi TT RS	127
10	A1	14	Paul Loiacono Dieter Holzl Alex Holzl	Forklogic	Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X	127
11	C	360	Jake Camilleri Scott Nicholas	Grand Prix Mazda	Mazda 3 MPS	126
12	A1	26	Chris O'Brien Ben Wilkinson	Infinium Advisory	BMW M135i	125
13	X	90	Duane West Tony D'Alberto	DWE Motorsport	Holden Commodore VF GTS	125
14	A1	56	Brad Schumacher Sergio Pires	Kelso Electrical	Subaru Impreza WRX STI	125
15	B	73	Matthew Forbes-Wilson Mark Mallard	Race Academy International	Holden VF Commodore SSV 6.0	124
16	C	84	James Hay Paul Ansell Coby Holland	AC Store	Volkswagen Scirocco	123
17	A1	77	Jack Winter Brayden Everitt	Max Winter Automotive	Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IX	122
18	D	54	Brett Parrish Mitch Wooller Jaylyn Robotham	BPro	Toyota 86	122
19	D	39	Haydn Clark Scott Aho	MDR Motorsport	Toyota 86	121
20	A2	3	Nicholas McLeod Cameron McLeod Aaron Cameron	Racer Industries	Ford Mustang Mach 1	121
21	D	119	Connor Roberts Lachlan Bloxsom	Arrow Transport Repairs	Toyota 86	121
22	A1	186	Robert Braune Tony Moloney	WestVic Earthmoving	BMW M135i	121
23	C	47	John Fitzgerald Garry Mennell Aaron Zerefos	On Track Motorsport	BMW 130i	120
24	A1	55	Frank Mammarella Scott Green	Selected Smash Repairs	Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X	120
25	D	121	Jason Walsh Ben Crossland Hayden Crossland	Peter Conroy Motorsport	Honda Integra Type R	119
26	D	11	Murray Dowsett Brad McDonald Mitchell Maddren	11 Racing	Subaru BRZ	119
27	X	23	Beric Lynton Tim Leahey Will Davison	Bruce Lynton BMW	BMW M3 F80	119
28	D	17	Mitchell McGarry Shane Nowickyl Jayden Wanzek	Mitch McGarry Racing	Toyota 86	119
29	A1	140	Mark Caine Michael Caine	Massell Racing	BMW 1M	119
30	A2	29	Darren Forrest Paul Razum	Forrest/Razztech Motorsports	HSV VF ClubSport R8	118
31	A2	49	Tony Alford Kyle Alford	Racer Industries	Ford Mustang GT	117
32	C	80	Ric Shaw Tom Shaw David Cox	Ric Shaw Racing	Mazda RX-8	117
33	A2	48	Keith Bensley Scott Gore Steve Owen	ASAP Marketing	Lexus RC F	117
34	E	2	Andrew McMaster Dave Worrell	LAN Installations	Mazda 3 SP25	116
35	D	86	Terry Denovan Rob Boaden Adrian Sarkis	Battlers to Bathurst	Toyota 86	116
36	A1	33	Aaron McGill John Bowe	McGill Motorsport	FPV FG GT-F	114
37	A2	666	Robert Coulthard Trevor Symmonds	Triple 666 Racing	HSV VE GTS	114
38	E	255	Ian Cowley Matt Thewlis David Bailey	Champ Suzuki Racing Team	Suzuki Swift Sport	111
39	D	50	James Keene Michael Sloss Thomas Needham	MidWest Multimedia	Mini Cooper S JCW R56	111
40	C	13	Colin Osborne Rick Bates	Osborne Motorsport	Renault Megane RS 265	110
41	E	355	Ian Aplin Amar Sharma Karlie Buccini	Champ Suzuki Racing Team	Suzuki Swift Sport	109
42	E	35	Phil Alexander Scott Freestone Michael Ricketts	Ric Shaw Racing	Mazda 3 SP25	108
43	D	36	James Holloway Michael Holloway David Brown	Brown Davis Racing	Toyota Celica SX	102
44	X	4	Anthony Soole Adam Burgess Anton de Pasquale	Holy Smoke Racing	BMW M4 F82	102
45	A2	151	Travis Lindorff Adam Lowndes	Casey Accident Repairs	HSV VE GTS	99
46	A2	44	Daniel Clift Ashley Heffernan	Nolan Finishes	HSV Clubsport R8 VZ	94
47	B	15	Steve Cox Peter Bray	Air and Allied Sales Pacific	Holden Commodore VZ SS	87
48	C	10	Peter McLeod Benjamin McLeod Brock Giblin	Racer Industries	HSV Astra VXR	84
49	E	155	Steve McHugh Michael Hopp Daniel Natoli	Champ Suzuki Racing Team	Suzuki Swift Sport	48
DNF	A1	171	Paul Buccini Brock Paine Jett Johnson	Team Buccini Racing	BMW M135i	116
DNF	A2	41	Gary Beggs Jim Mantefuel	Mantefuel Constructions	Holden VF Commodore SS V	106
DNF	A1	24	Michael Auld Garth Walden Tyler Everingham	Garth Walden Racing	Mercedes-Benz A45 AMG	87
DNF	C	20	Robin Lacey Matilda Mravicic Peter Lacey	Gold Coast Embroidery	Volkswagen Scirocco	87
DNF	A1	9	Hadrian Morall Tyler Mecklem	Parramatta Vehicle Services	Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X	81
DNF	X	27	Grant Sherrin Iain Sherrin	Sherrin Rentals	BMW M4	72
DNF	X	21	Simon Hodges Jayden Ojeda	Secure Wealth Advisors	BMW M4	64
DNF	A1	222	Cem Yucel Ian Salteri	Harding Performance	Volkswagen Golf R	61
DNF	A1	118	Dean Campbell Cameron Crick	D.A Campbell Transport	Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X	52
DNF	A1	777	Matthew Boylan Lachlan Gibbons	Pomelo Designs	Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X	48
DNF	A1	19	Mark Griffith Rod Salmon Will Brown	Griffith Corporation	Mercedes-Benz A45 AMG	44
DNF	X	40	David Russell Nash Morris Karl Begg	Begg Motorsport	BMW M4	5
DNS	A2	16	Tony Levitt Jason Shimes	Levitt Motorsports	Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG
DNS	A2	25	Coleby Cowham Lindsay Kearns	CK Motorsports	Ford Mustang GT
DNS	C	31	Josh Haynes Michael Osmond	Osborne Motorsport	Renault Megane RS 265
DNS	C	51	Chris Holdt David Ling Madeline Stewart	Prime Motorsport	HSV Astra VRX
DNS	A1	66	Dimitri Agathos Brianna Wilson	FullGas Racing	Subaru Impreza WRX STI
DNS	A1	98	Carey McMahon Chad Parrish George Nakas	CAC Racing	BMW 1M
WD	C	76	Luke King Darren Whittington Jarrod Hughes	Levitt Motorsports	Renault Clio
WD	A2	95	George Miedecke Marcos Ambrose Tim Brook	Garry Rogers Motorsport	Ford Mustang GT
WD	B	111	James Meaden Richard Davidson Keith Kassulke	Team Brimarco	BMW 335i

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↑ Herrero, Daniel (23 March 2022). "Bathurst 6 Hour Entries". Speedcafe.com.

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[1] Herrero, Daniel (23 March 2022). "Bathurst 6 Hour Entries". Speedcafe.com.

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