Mount Panorama is the circuit Australians argue about in pubs and then drive on Monday morning when the fences come down. Bathurst's mountain road climbs through Hell Corner, Griffin's Bend, The Dipper, and Forrest's Elbow before spitting cars onto Conrod Straight — 174 metres of elevation change packed into a 6.2 km lap that has hosted the Bathurst 1000 since the circuit opened in 1938 and the Bathurst 12 Hour every February. This poster keeps the drama in the line: a teal circuit trace riding over grey contour bands numbered 750 through 950, with hollow vertical type spelling MOUNT PANORAMA up the left like a hill-climb scoreboard. Rank 29 in the Circuit Tracks series, it sits beside Spa and the Nürburgring as the kind of outline endurance fans recognise before the first safety car.