Overview
- The National Motor Racing Museum opened a free exhibition on Tuesday that runs through the 2026 Christmas holidays and features Brock’s 1984 VK 'Big Banger' plus several other former Brock cars.
- Museum curator Brad Owen assembled the display and said Brock remains one of the sport’s most important figures, while Bathurst mayor Robert 'Stumpy' Taylor attended and praised Brock’s influence beyond racing.
- Craig Lowndes, a former mentee, publicly reflected on Brock’s mentorship and legacy as he prepares to return to Supercars competition this season.
- Organisers from Supercars and Bathurst City Council say a fleet of ex‑Brock race cars are expected to appear at next month’s Bathurst 1000 as part of the anniversary programming.
- Media retrospectives and the museum’s custodianship of Brock’s cars are renewing public focus on his record—nine Bathurst wins, multiple championships and a 2001 Hall of Fame induction—and shaping fan engagement ahead of the Great Race.