Bring on Bathurst 6 Hour 2025

After a P2 finish in 2024, Ben Kavich, Michael Kavich and Thomas Randle will be returning to the track on 20 April for the Bathurst 6 Hour 2025.

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Race For a Cure

In Australia, 58 people will sit across from their doctor and hear the frightening words "you have breast cancer". You can give hope to these people and their families by supportinging Breast Cancer Trials through Race For a Cure.

Race For a Cure is an annual initiative created by Ben, Toula and Michael Kavich. Ben and Michael participate in the Bathurst 6 Hour event held every Easter, hoping to raise both awareness and funds for the live-saving research conducted by Breast Cancer Trials.

Since starting Race For a Cure in 2017, the Kavich family has raised over $200,000 for Breast Cancer Trials research.

Having personally experienced breast cancer, the Kavich's aim to combine their love and talent for motorsport to help save spare as many Australian families as possible from the heartache and loss caused by breast cnacer.

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Charity Auction - Bathurst 1000 Race Helmet

Tickford Racing driver Tyler Everingham, along with Ben and Michael Kavich, have launched a fantastic fundraising initiative in conjunction with the upcoming Bathurst 1000 race this October.

Tyler's custom-painted BELL model HP7 carbon racing helmet, worn during the 2023 Supercars Endurance rounds as well as the 2024 Bathurst 6 Hour, is heading to auction!

Valued at $11,000, this helmet is a one-of-a-kind piece of memorabilia with all proceeds from the auction going towards breast cancer research.

Tyler, who has been a passionate supporter of Breast Cancer Trials since meeting the Kavich brothers in 2022, shared: “Helmets are incredibly personal to me. I’ve kept every one I’ve worn since I was 10 years old, but this is an important cause, and I’m thrilled to play a part in raising funds and awareness.”

The auction has now closed, thank you everyone for your bids!

What an incredible finish at the Bathurst 6 Hour 2024!

Ben Kavich, Michael Kavich and Thomas Randle had a fantastic race at this year's Bathurst 6 Hour.

They ended it on an incredible high, securing a podium place; P2! A huge congratulations team, you should all be so proud.

Thomas Randle from Tickford Racing joined Ben and Michael on the track for a second year which they were so grateful for. Thanks Thomas for your ongoing support!

We also want to thank the team at GWR Australia for all their tireless work in the lead up to the event and on race day to help the boys achieve that phenomenal result.

We can’t wait to see the car hit the track again in 2025!

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About Breast Cancer Trials

Breast Cancer Trials conducts Australia's only independent clinical trials research program, bringing together 900+ researchers in hospitals and medical institutions across Australia and New Zealand.

We are on the front line of breast cancer treatment and care. We see the impact breast cancer has on people every day and want to end the pain and loss it causes.

This year, breast cancer is estimated to be the most commonly diagnosed cancer in Australian women.

Every day 58 people are diagnosed, that’s 1 person every 25 minutes, and eight will lose their life to breast cancer.

Together we can change this.

Together we are grounded and defined by one simple belief, we can and we will find new and better treatments and prevention strategies for every person affected by breast cancer to save lives today, tomorrow and forever.

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