In 1991, Jim Richards became the first driver to win the Grand Prix support event and the ATCC in the same year. Richards was the only driver to achieve this in the Adelaide era, with several drivers able to do the double in the Melbourne era of the event. In 1994, John Bowe and Larry Perkins had a famous battle in wet conditions, with the two going side-by-side for much of the final lap. In 1996, the Australian Grand Prix moved from Adelaide to Melbourne, and also from a November to a March date. Glenn Seton won the first race at the new venue, with Peter Brock winning the event. From 1996 to 1998, there were two touring car categories on the support card for the Grand Prix, with cars from the Australian Super Touring Championship joining the ATCC as a support category. In 1997, 1993 Grand Prix motorcycle racing champion Kevin Schwantz competed in the event as a guest driver in a Ford EF Falcon. In 1997 and 1998, Russell Ingall was unbeaten, winning all seven of the races in the two years. He remains the most successful driver at the event with a record eight race wins, and an equal-record three event wins.