The livery which the Craig Lowndes-spearheaded Prostate Cancer Foundation Australia (PCFA) entry will carry at next month’s Liqui Moly Bathurst 12 Hour has been revealed.
The Scott Taylor Motorsport-entered, Ashley Seward Motorsport-run Mercedes-AMG GT3 will carry the former’s not unfamiliar black and green hues, with prominent branding from the PCFA.
That extends to a #GetChecked hashtag on the rear wing to promote good prostate health.
They won Class C in a Porsche 911 GT3 Cup Car last time the Bathurst 12 Hour was run, in May 2022, as well as raising $67,000 for the PCFA.
Charity will once again be a focus of the #222 STM entry, with donation points at the event, at the town-to-track activation on Thursday prior to the race and via online portals.
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Around 24,000 Australian men are diagnosed each year with prostate cancer, and over 3,500 will die from the disease.
The 2023 Bathurst 12 Hour takes place from February 3-5 at Mount Panorama.
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