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Craig Lowndes starts his 33rd consecutive Bathurst 1000 this weekend. Every Gen3 Supercar on the grid runs RamHydrate, the control drink system built at Queensland Raceway. Watch Craig on driver hydration and see what goes into a Supercars drink system.

The 2026 endurance season is approaching — and with Craig Lowndes and Team 18 running RamHydrate, we break down why in-car hydration is the marginal gain most teams overlook heading into Bathurst.

In motorsport, every detail matters, and hydration is no exception. From preventing cognitive decline and muscle fatigue to managing heat stress and improving recovery, staying hydrated is an essential part of a driver’s race-day strategy. As we continue to explore the science behind hydration in high-performance sports, the motorsport industry will likely see even more refined hydration solutions tailored to meet the unique demands of drivers.

For any competitive racing team, optimizing hydration could be the secret weapon that pushes a driver to the podium. With the continued development of quick-change drink systems and personalized hydration plans, drivers can look forward to performing at their best, no matter how intense the race conditions become.