The Legends of Bathurst, On Full Song

Keeping the golden age of Australian touring car racing alive by unleashing Group C and Group A touring cars, 5-litre Touring Cars and Supercars on race tracks around the country. See our 2026 calendar here and read on for everything we've been up to.

Legends of Bathurst Head to Winton to Celebrate Group A 40th Anniversary

Heritage Touring Cars at Winton Festival of Speed

It’s been 40 years since the Australian Touring Car Championship moved to Group A and the first race for Group A touring cars was held at Winton, won by Jim Richards’ JPS BMW in the summer heat. Over August 1 to 3 more than 20 Legends of Bathurst will head to the 2025 Winton Festival of Speed to celebrate that anniversary, contesting the penultimate round of the 2025 Heritage Touring Cars series along the way.

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Strong Group C & A Field Set for Magic Morgan Park Weekend

Heritage Touring Cars Historic Warwick

Heritage Touring Cars will head to Morgan Park Raceway this weekend, May 10 – 11, to contest round 2 of our 2025 series at the Historic Racing Car Club Queensland’s Autumn Classic Speedfest. 21 historic Group C & A touring cars will take to the track alongside a full entry of historic touring, sports sedans, …

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Storied Sierras Lock Out Round 1 of the 2025 Heritage Touring Cars Series

2025 Heritage Touring Cars Season Opener

Photos kindly provided by Will Tandy of Chicane Flicks The 2025 Heritage Touring Cars season kicked off at the Phillip Island Classic Festival of Motorsport over March 6 – 9, bringing close to 50 historic Australian touring cars to the iconic Victorian circuit across race and sprint categories.  Jonathon Webb in the 1992 Caltex Sierra …

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Heritage Touring Cars Unites with 5L Australian Touring Car Association for Huge Start to 2025

Carey McMahon Yellow Pages Mazda RX7

Heritage Touring Cars is set to open our 2025 historic touring car series with a landmark meeting at the VHRR Phillip Island Classic Festival of Motorsport March 7 – 9 2025. The series has seen a significant expansion this year, as we strive to embrace and promote every era of Australian touring car racing, and this weekend will see close to 50 historic Australian touring cars compete across both race and sprint grids in collaboration with the 5L Touring Car Association.