Seven manufacturers are represented on the grid, headlined by the return of Porsche and Bentley alongside Ferrari, Mercedes, Audi, Aston Martin, and Lamborghini.

The entry list is provisional, with a few slots left empty with driver line-up confirmations still to come for two entries.

Those are the KFC-backed Melbourne Performance Centre Audi R8 and the KMB Motorsport Bentley Continental, the latter of which only has Valentino Astuti confirmed.

Of the 18 cars, 13 of them are top-flight Pro-Am entries and of those 13 there are seven line-ups featuring Supercars experience.

Arguably the headline act is Broc Feeney, who will join Brad Schumacher at Melbourne Performance Centre in an Audi R8.

Ryan Wood is also in a Melbourne Performance Centre Audi R8 with Kiwi countryman Steve Brooks on what is currently a one-round deal.

Jaxon Evans returns to Arise Racing in a Ferrari 296 with Eliott Schutte for their second straight campaign together.

Walkinshaw Andretti United co-driver Jayden Ojeda will return to Tigani Motorsport with Paul Luchitti in a Mercedes and Dick Johnson Racing co-driver Tony D’Alberto returns with Adrian Deitz in a Lamborghini Huracan.

Brad Jones Racing co-driver Declan Fraser moves from Triple Eight Race Engineering where he raced with Peter Hackett to Volante Rosso Motorsport where he’ll join last year’s champion Liam Talbot in an Aston Martin Vantage.

Talbot makes the move from Arise Racing where he won the Pro-Am title alongside Chaz Mostert, who will instead focus on his growing GT4 team.

The surprise inclusion is Ant Pedersen, who will be joined by his father Paul Pedersen in a Mercedes. Ant has three starts in the Bathurst 1000, his last coming a decade ago with Andre Heimgartner at the Prodrive Racing-run Super Black Racing Team.

Entry list: GT World Challenge Australia, Phillip Island

Num	Team BRM	Driver 1	Driver 2	Make/Model	Class
1	Volante Rosso Motorsport	Declan Fraser	Liam Talbot	Aston Martin AMR Vantage GT3	Pro-Am
7	Melbourne Performance Centre	Brendon Leitch	Tim Miles	Audi R8 LMS EVO II	Pro-Am
10	Black Wolf Motorsport	Benjamin Schoots	Shane Woodman	Mercedes-AMG GT3 EVO	Am
24	Melbourne Performance Centre	TBC	TBC	Audi R8 LMS	Trophy
26	Arise Racing GT	Jaxon Evans	Elliott Schutte	Ferrari 296 GT3	Pro-Am
38	KMB Motorsport	Valentino Astuti	TBC	Bentley Continental GT3	Pro-Am
47	Tigani Motorsport	James Koundouris	Theo Koundouris	Audi R8 LMS EVO II	Am
55	Tigani Motorsport	George King	Sergio Pires	Mercedes-AMG GT3 EVO	Pro-Am
66	Tigani Motorsport	Jayden Ojeda	Paul Lucchitti	Mercedes-AMG GT3 EVO	Pro-Am
77	Arise Racing GT	Jordan Love	Stephen Wyatt	Ferrari 296 GT3	Pro-Am
88	Melbourne Performance Centre	Ryan Wood	Steve Brooks	Audi R8 LMS EVO II	Pro-Am
93	Wall Racing	Antonio D’Alberto	Adrian Deitz	Lamborghini Huracan GT3 EVO II	Pro-Am
96	Mach 1 Engineering	Anthony Pedersen	Paul Pedersen	Mercedes-AMG GT3 EVO	Pro-Am
111	111 Racing Pty Ltd	Darren Currie	Grant Donaldson	Mercedes-AMG GT3 EVO	Am
181	Melbourne Performance Centre	Renee Gracie		Audi R8 LMS EVO II	Am
268	Team BRM	Alex Peroni	Mark Rosser	Audi R8 LMS EVO II	Pro-Am
888	Melbourne Performance Centre	Broc Feeney	Brad Schumacher	Audi R8 LMS EVO II	Pro-Am
911	EMA Motorsport	Dorian Boccolacci	Shane Smollen	Porsche 992 GT3R	Pro-Am