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The Mount Panorama Circuit was first opened in 1938, and has since become one of the most iconic race circuits in the world.
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It features a 6.213 kilometer street circuit which winds its way through the town of Bathurst.
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It is home to the iconic Bathurst 12 Hour endurance race which is held every year.
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The circuit is also home to the annual Bathurst 1000, which is one of the most prestigious endurance races in the world.
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Much of the race circuit specifically designed for high-speed car racing and is mainly used for two wheeled motor sports.
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There have been several accidents and fatalities related to the Mount Panorama Circuit over the years.
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The Mount Panorama Circuit is the only race track in the world to host a race that is certified by both the FIA and CAMS.
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The circuit is considered to be one of the most challenging in the country to master and is often used as a testing ground for aspiring race car drivers.
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It is home to the infamous "The Dipper" section of the track, which is considered to be a difficult and dangerous corner for professional racers.
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In 2006, the Mount Panorama Circuit was added to the World Heritage List as a cultural landscape.