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An All-Holden Bathurst Podium Is The Best Excuse To Do A Sick Burnout Ever
An All-Holden Bathurst Podium Is The Best Excuse To Do A Sick Burnout Ever-May 2024
2024-02-19 EST 22:11:28

Australia’s most infamous, grueling race—the —concluded with not one, not two, but three Holden Commodores on the podium. Say, do you also own a Holden which is also capable of destroying the evil scourge known to man as “tires?” Please, do some burnouts. It is time.

Shortly after the conclusion of the Bathurst 1000, Bradley Dodds posted this clip to YouTube of a Holden practically hotboxing a fenced-in yard with tire smoke. The clip, of course, was labelled “Bathurst celebration HOLDEN.”

Never change, Supercars fans.

Never. Change.

[Edit: A few of you eagle-eyed readers below pointed out that this is a New Zealand numberplate, not an Australian one. My apologies for the grave mistake.]

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