Mount Panorama Framed Track Map Poster
Mount Panorama's twenty-three turns over the mountain at Bathurst, framed in wood and ready to hang.
From €89.95
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Editions
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- Blueprint — Deep technical navy. The drafting-room original — engineering blue, like a blueprint pulled from the archive.
- Heritage — Deep racing green. A nod to the vintage competition clubhouse — wood, brass and worn leather.
- Rosso — Burgundy red. The classic Italian design studio — warm, premium, unmistakably motorsport.
- Midnight — Pure black. The most universal, decorative cut — understated authority for any wall.
Sizes & prices
| Size | cm | Price |
|---|---|---|
| A3 | 29.7 × 42 cm | €89.95 |
| A2 | 42 × 59.4 cm | €129.95 |
| A1 | 59.4 × 84.1 cm | €189.95 |
Sizes refer to the print inside the frame.
Frame colors
Same price whichever frame you choose.
- Black
- White
- Natural wood
- Dark wood
The story
Some of the mountain's corners were named by the paddock itself. In practice in 1947, a motorcyclist fell at the corner then known simply as The Elbow and smashed his elbow on the track; a fellow rider renamed it Forrest's Elbow, after him, to the amusement of everyone but him, and he was back racing the next day. A year earlier, after a crash into the sandbags at Pit Corner, that day's winner is said to have written a new name on the fence that evening: Murray's Corner.
Framed, the whole mountain fits into a single glance: the climb after Hell Corner, the run across the top past the parks where fans camp for days, and the long dive down Conrod Straight to Murray's Corner, all twenty-three turns numbered. From across the room it is the shape fans simply call the Mountain.
Poster details
- Region
- New South Wales, Australia
- Signature corner
- The Cutting
- Length
- 6.213 km
- Corners
- 23
- On the poster
- The full layout to scale with its named corners lettered in, plus coordinates, a compass, a scale bar and a panel with the circuit’s key figures.
- Paper
- Museum-quality matte paper: 250 gsm (110 lb), acid-free (pH above 7, so it resists yellowing over time) and FSC-certified.
- Frame
- Pine wood with a plexiglass front, lighter than glass and far less likely to break in transit.
