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The Advertiser
22-06-2025
- Automotive
- The Advertiser
Brown out of top 10 again as Wood claims provision pole
Will Brown's horror qualifying run has continued, missing out on the top 10 for a third race at the Darwin Triple Crown. The reigning Supercars champion's 11th-place result in qualifying for race 19 gives Triple Eight teammate Broc Feeney the chance to extend his 143-point lead at the top of the standings even further on Sunday. Walkinshaw Andretti United's Ryan Wood secured preliminary pole with a lap time of one minute 6.071 seconds, a full 16-hundredths of a second over surprise packet Macauley Jones. The gap from Jones in second to Chaz Mostert in 10th was just 11-hundredths of a second. Jones will jump second last in the top-10 shootout as he looks to better his previous best qualifying result of fourth. "We made some pretty big changes. I wasn't really happy with the car, it's just very finicky to get right," the Brad Jones Racing man told Fox Sports. "The window is very small so we've tried to open up that window and it just felt good out of the gate, really. "And when you're confident out of the gate, you're confident to just find those little extra half-10th areas and that's kind of where the improvements came from." Feeney was third, two-thousandths of a second behind Jones, and ahead of Jack Le Brocq and Grove Racing teen sensation Kai Allen. Allen has been in the best form of his rookie Supercars season at Hidden Valley Raceway this weekend, snagging a maiden podium with a third-place finish on Saturday. Brad Jones driver Andre Heimgartner was sixth, while Anton De Dasquale overcame clutch issues in the first qualifying session to take seventh spot. Matt Payne, Cam Hill and Mostert rounded out the 10. Alongside Brown, Brodie Kostecki and Tickford Racing drivers Cam Waters and Thomas Randle were the big names to miss out on the shootout. Jaxon Evans was ruled out of Sunday's action after his Brad Jones Racing Camaro suffered heavy damage in a crash on the first lap of Saturday's opening race. Drivers return for the top-10 shootout to determine the final grid at 12.05pm (AEST), before race 19 gets underway at 3.10pm. RACE 19 QUALIFYING RESULTS: 1. Ryan Wood (Walkinshaw Andretti United) 2. Macauley Jones (Brad Jones Racing) 3. Broc Feeney (Triple Eight Race Engineering) 4. Jack Le Brocq (Erebus Motorsport) 5. Kai Allen (Grove Racing) 6. Andre Heimgartner (Brad Jones Racing) 7. Anton De Pasquale (Team 18) 8. Matt Payne (Grove Racing) 9. Cam Hill (Matt Stone Racing) 10. Chaz Mostert (Walkinshaw Andretti United) Will Brown's horror qualifying run has continued, missing out on the top 10 for a third race at the Darwin Triple Crown. The reigning Supercars champion's 11th-place result in qualifying for race 19 gives Triple Eight teammate Broc Feeney the chance to extend his 143-point lead at the top of the standings even further on Sunday. Walkinshaw Andretti United's Ryan Wood secured preliminary pole with a lap time of one minute 6.071 seconds, a full 16-hundredths of a second over surprise packet Macauley Jones. The gap from Jones in second to Chaz Mostert in 10th was just 11-hundredths of a second. Jones will jump second last in the top-10 shootout as he looks to better his previous best qualifying result of fourth. "We made some pretty big changes. I wasn't really happy with the car, it's just very finicky to get right," the Brad Jones Racing man told Fox Sports. "The window is very small so we've tried to open up that window and it just felt good out of the gate, really. "And when you're confident out of the gate, you're confident to just find those little extra half-10th areas and that's kind of where the improvements came from." Feeney was third, two-thousandths of a second behind Jones, and ahead of Jack Le Brocq and Grove Racing teen sensation Kai Allen. Allen has been in the best form of his rookie Supercars season at Hidden Valley Raceway this weekend, snagging a maiden podium with a third-place finish on Saturday. Brad Jones driver Andre Heimgartner was sixth, while Anton De Dasquale overcame clutch issues in the first qualifying session to take seventh spot. Matt Payne, Cam Hill and Mostert rounded out the 10. Alongside Brown, Brodie Kostecki and Tickford Racing drivers Cam Waters and Thomas Randle were the big names to miss out on the shootout. Jaxon Evans was ruled out of Sunday's action after his Brad Jones Racing Camaro suffered heavy damage in a crash on the first lap of Saturday's opening race. Drivers return for the top-10 shootout to determine the final grid at 12.05pm (AEST), before race 19 gets underway at 3.10pm. RACE 19 QUALIFYING RESULTS: 1. Ryan Wood (Walkinshaw Andretti United) 2. Macauley Jones (Brad Jones Racing) 3. Broc Feeney (Triple Eight Race Engineering) 4. Jack Le Brocq (Erebus Motorsport) 5. Kai Allen (Grove Racing) 6. Andre Heimgartner (Brad Jones Racing) 7. Anton De Pasquale (Team 18) 8. Matt Payne (Grove Racing) 9. Cam Hill (Matt Stone Racing) 10. Chaz Mostert (Walkinshaw Andretti United) Will Brown's horror qualifying run has continued, missing out on the top 10 for a third race at the Darwin Triple Crown. The reigning Supercars champion's 11th-place result in qualifying for race 19 gives Triple Eight teammate Broc Feeney the chance to extend his 143-point lead at the top of the standings even further on Sunday. Walkinshaw Andretti United's Ryan Wood secured preliminary pole with a lap time of one minute 6.071 seconds, a full 16-hundredths of a second over surprise packet Macauley Jones. The gap from Jones in second to Chaz Mostert in 10th was just 11-hundredths of a second. Jones will jump second last in the top-10 shootout as he looks to better his previous best qualifying result of fourth. "We made some pretty big changes. I wasn't really happy with the car, it's just very finicky to get right," the Brad Jones Racing man told Fox Sports. "The window is very small so we've tried to open up that window and it just felt good out of the gate, really. "And when you're confident out of the gate, you're confident to just find those little extra half-10th areas and that's kind of where the improvements came from." Feeney was third, two-thousandths of a second behind Jones, and ahead of Jack Le Brocq and Grove Racing teen sensation Kai Allen. Allen has been in the best form of his rookie Supercars season at Hidden Valley Raceway this weekend, snagging a maiden podium with a third-place finish on Saturday. Brad Jones driver Andre Heimgartner was sixth, while Anton De Dasquale overcame clutch issues in the first qualifying session to take seventh spot. Matt Payne, Cam Hill and Mostert rounded out the 10. Alongside Brown, Brodie Kostecki and Tickford Racing drivers Cam Waters and Thomas Randle were the big names to miss out on the shootout. Jaxon Evans was ruled out of Sunday's action after his Brad Jones Racing Camaro suffered heavy damage in a crash on the first lap of Saturday's opening race. Drivers return for the top-10 shootout to determine the final grid at 12.05pm (AEST), before race 19 gets underway at 3.10pm. RACE 19 QUALIFYING RESULTS: 1. Ryan Wood (Walkinshaw Andretti United) 2. Macauley Jones (Brad Jones Racing) 3. Broc Feeney (Triple Eight Race Engineering) 4. Jack Le Brocq (Erebus Motorsport) 5. Kai Allen (Grove Racing) 6. Andre Heimgartner (Brad Jones Racing) 7. Anton De Pasquale (Team 18) 8. Matt Payne (Grove Racing) 9. Cam Hill (Matt Stone Racing) 10. Chaz Mostert (Walkinshaw Andretti United)
Yahoo
22-06-2025
- Automotive
- Yahoo
Brown out of top 10 again as Wood claims provision pole
Will Brown's horror qualifying run has continued, missing out on the top 10 for a third race at the Darwin Triple Crown. The reigning Supercars champion's 11th-place result in qualifying for race 19 gives Triple Eight teammate Broc Feeney the chance to extend his 143-point lead at the top of the standings even further on Sunday. Walkinshaw Andretti United's Ryan Wood secured preliminary pole with a lap time of one minute 6.071 seconds, a full 16-hundredths of a second over surprise packet Macauley Jones. The gap from Jones in second to Chaz Mostert in 10th was just 11-hundredths of a second. Jones will jump second last in the top-10 shootout as he looks to better his previous best qualifying result of fourth. WOW 🤯WHO PICKED THAT TOP 10?!#RepcoSC #Supercars — Supercars (@supercars) June 22, 2025 "We made some pretty big changes. I wasn't really happy with the car, it's just very finicky to get right," the Brad Jones Racing man told Fox Sports. "The window is very small so we've tried to open up that window and it just felt good out of the gate, really. "And when you're confident out of the gate, you're confident to just find those little extra half-10th areas and that's kind of where the improvements came from." Feeney was third, two-thousandths of a second behind Jones, and ahead of Jack Le Brocq and Grove Racing teen sensation Kai Allen. Allen has been in the best form of his rookie Supercars season at Hidden Valley Raceway this weekend, snagging a maiden podium with a third-place finish on Saturday. Brad Jones driver Andre Heimgartner was sixth, while Anton De Dasquale overcame clutch issues in the first qualifying session to take seventh spot. Matt Payne, Cam Hill and Mostert rounded out the 10. Alongside Brown, Brodie Kostecki and Tickford Racing drivers Cam Waters and Thomas Randle were the big names to miss out on the shootout. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Supercars (@supercarschampionship) Jaxon Evans was ruled out of Sunday's action after his Brad Jones Racing Camaro suffered heavy damage in a crash on the first lap of Saturday's opening race. Drivers return for the top-10 shootout to determine the final grid at 12.05pm (AEST), before race 19 gets underway at 3.10pm. RACE 19 QUALIFYING RESULTS: 1. Ryan Wood (Walkinshaw Andretti United) 2. Macauley Jones (Brad Jones Racing) 3. Broc Feeney (Triple Eight Race Engineering) 4. Jack Le Brocq (Erebus Motorsport) 5. Kai Allen (Grove Racing) 6. Andre Heimgartner (Brad Jones Racing) 7. Anton De Pasquale (Team 18) 8. Matt Payne (Grove Racing) 9. Cam Hill (Matt Stone Racing) 10. Chaz Mostert (Walkinshaw Andretti United)
7NEWS
22-06-2025
- Automotive
- 7NEWS
Supercars champion Will Brown dumped in another Darwin qualifying stunner
Will Brown's horror qualifying run has continued, missing out on the top 10 for a third race at the Darwin Triple Crown. The reigning Supercars champion's 11th-place result in qualifying for race 19 gives Triple Eight teammate Broc Feeney the chance to extend his 143-point lead at the top of the standings even further on Sunday. Walkinshaw Andretti United's Ryan Wood secured preliminary pole with a lap time of one minute 6.071 seconds, a full 16-hundredths of a second over surprise packet Macauley Jones. The gap from Jones in second to Chaz Mostert in 10th was just 11-hundredths of a second. Jones will jump second last in the top-10 shootout as he looks to better his previous best qualifying result of fourth. 'We made some pretty big changes. I wasn't really happy with the car, it's just very finicky to get right,' the Brad Jones Racing man said. 'The window is very small so we've tried to open up that window and it just felt good out of the gate, really. 'And when you're confident out of the gate, you're confident to just find those little extra half-10th areas and that's kind of where the improvements came from.' Feeney was third, two-thousandths of a second behind Jones, and ahead of Jack Le Brocq and Grove Racing teen sensation Kai Allen. Allen has been in the best form of his rookie Supercars season at Hidden Valley Raceway this weekend, snagging a maiden podium with a third-place finish on Saturday. Brad Jones driver Andre Heimgartner was sixth, while Anton De Dasquale overcame clutch issues in the first qualifying session to take seventh spot. Matt Payne, Cam Hill and Mostert rounded out the 10. Alongside Brown, Brodie Kostecki and Tickford Racing drivers Cam Waters and Thomas Randle were the big names to miss out on the shootout. Jaxon Evans was ruled out of Sunday's action after his Brad Jones Racing Camaro suffered heavy damage in a crash on the first lap of Saturday's opening race. Drivers return for the top-10 shootout to determine the final grid at 12.05pm (AEST), before race 19 gets underway at 3.10pm. Top 10 Shootout competitors 1. Ryan Wood (Walkinshaw Andretti United) 2. Macauley Jones (Brad Jones Racing) 3. Broc Feeney (Triple Eight Race Engineering) 4. Jack Le Brocq (Erebus Motorsport) 5. Kai Allen (Grove Racing) 6. Andre Heimgartner (Brad Jones Racing) 7. Anton De Pasquale (Team 18) 8. Matt Payne (Grove Racing) 9. Cam Hill (Matt Stone Racing)
Perth Now
22-06-2025
- Automotive
- Perth Now
Brown out of top 10 again as Wood claims provision pole
Will Brown's horror qualifying run has continued, missing out on the top 10 for a third race at the Darwin Triple Crown. The reigning Supercars champion's 11th-place result in qualifying for race 19 gives Triple Eight teammate Broc Feeney the chance to extend his 143-point lead at the top of the standings even further on Sunday. Walkinshaw Andretti United's Ryan Wood secured preliminary pole with a lap time of one minute 6.071 seconds, a full 16-hundredths of a second over surprise packet Macauley Jones. The gap from Jones in second to Chaz Mostert in 10th was just 11-hundredths of a second. Jones will jump second last in the top-10 shootout as he looks to better his previous best qualifying result of fourth. "We made some pretty big changes. I wasn't really happy with the car, it's just very finicky to get right," the Brad Jones Racing man told Fox Sports. "The window is very small so we've tried to open up that window and it just felt good out of the gate, really. "And when you're confident out of the gate, you're confident to just find those little extra half-10th areas and that's kind of where the improvements came from." Feeney was third, two-thousandths of a second behind Jones, and ahead of Jack Le Brocq and Grove Racing teen sensation Kai Allen. Allen has been in the best form of his rookie Supercars season at Hidden Valley Raceway this weekend, snagging a maiden podium with a third-place finish on Saturday. Brad Jones driver Andre Heimgartner was sixth, while Anton De Dasquale overcame clutch issues in the first qualifying session to take seventh spot. Matt Payne, Cam Hill and Mostert rounded out the 10. Alongside Brown, Brodie Kostecki and Tickford Racing drivers Cam Waters and Thomas Randle were the big names to miss out on the shootout. Jaxon Evans was ruled out of Sunday's action after his Brad Jones Racing Camaro suffered heavy damage in a crash on the first lap of Saturday's opening race. Drivers return for the top-10 shootout to determine the final grid at 12.05pm (AEST), before race 19 gets underway at 3.10pm. RACE 19 QUALIFYING RESULTS: 1. Ryan Wood (Walkinshaw Andretti United) 2. Macauley Jones (Brad Jones Racing) 3. Broc Feeney (Triple Eight Race Engineering) 4. Jack Le Brocq (Erebus Motorsport) 5. Kai Allen (Grove Racing) 6. Andre Heimgartner (Brad Jones Racing) 7. Anton De Pasquale (Team 18) 8. Matt Payne (Grove Racing) 9. Cam Hill (Matt Stone Racing) 10. Chaz Mostert (Walkinshaw Andretti United)
The Advertiser
21-06-2025
- Automotive
- The Advertiser
Feeney flies to fantastic four in dominant Darwin dash
Broc Feeney has continued his dominance in Darwin, winning back-to-back races from pole to extend his lead at the top of the Supercars standings. The Triple Eight speedster seems unstoppable at the moment. With his third and fourth consecutive race wins on Saturday, he opened up a 143-point gap over teammate Will Brown in the race for the Sprint Cup. In a controlled performance in the day's second race, Feeney held on to the lead from the jump, setting a Darwin lap record of one minute 7.523 seconds in the process. "It's been a really awesome day. Struggled a little bit yesterday, didn't feel too comfortable," Feeney said. "So to come out this morning and get two poles was awesome, and then to convert those two to race wins. "At the moment it's been fantastic ... just really enjoying life and momentum is continuing, which is great." After pitting last, the 22-year-old made the most of a speedy stop and a fresh set of supersoft tyres to hold off Anton De Pasquale until a safety car with two laps to go sealed the result. De Pasquale's second-place finish was his first podium of the season, while Grove Racing rookie Kai Allen picked up his first career podium in third place. De Pasquale and Allen both slipped behind Brodie Kostecki and Matt Payne after pitting late, but jumped back into the top three with fresher tyres. Cam Waters, who started in third, slipped back through the pack before an off on turn one with two laps to go sent him back to 10th. Brown recovered 10 places to finish seventh after starting in 17th. Feeney's two wins continued his love affair with Hidden Valley Raceway, including winning both races in 2024 and another the previous year. What is it about the track that suits him so much? "I don't really know," Feeney said. "Every year I come back and when I keep getting good results I go 'far out, I wish every track could be like this'. "Obviously it suits my style a little bit, but I suppose I wish I knew the answer because I'd try and be successful at all the tracks if I could." Feeney earlier held off Tickford's Waters to win Race 17 as carnage unfolded behind. It took just one turn for the first big shunt of the race to bring out the safety car. Wheel contact from James Golding fired Jaxon Evans into the barrier at the exit of turn one at high speed, dislodging his front wheel and ruling his car out of the rest of the day's action. The Brad Jones Racing crew will be working overtime to get Evans' No.12 Camaro ready to race on Sunday. There was more drama straight off the restart, with Jack Le Brocq shunting hard into the wall amid cramped conditions on pit straight and parting ways with his front tyre. Seconds later, Richie Stanaway suffered heavy damage in a tangle between Nick Percat, while Ryan Wood's Ford Mustang suffered engine failure and was left immobile. Brown also had a disappointing qualifying result for Race 17, but recovered six spots to finish in eighth. Feeney leads the race for the Darwin Triple Crown trophy on 160 points, with another 140 points up for grabs in Sunday's 200km race. Unlike previous seasons when the Crown was only awarded to a driver who won a clean sweep, whoever amasses the most points over the course of the weekend will claim the prize. RACE 17 RESULTS: 1. Broc Feeney (Triple Eight Race Engineering) 2. Cam Waters (Tickford Racing) 3. Matt Payne (Grove Racing) 4. Bryce Fullwood (Brad Jones Racing) 5. James Courtney (Blanchard Racing Team) RACE 18 RESULTS: 1. Broc Feeney (Triple Eight Race Engineering) 2. Anton De Pasquale (Team 18) 3. Kai Allen (Grove Racing) 4. Andre Heimgartner (Brad Jones Racing) 5. Brodie Kostecki (Dick Johnson Racing) CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS: 1. Broc Feeney (Triple Eight Race Engineering) 2. Will Brown (Triple Eight Race Engineering) 3. Matt Payne (Grove Racing) 4. Cam Waters (Tickford Racing) 5. Chaz Mostert (Walkinshaw Andretti United) Broc Feeney has continued his dominance in Darwin, winning back-to-back races from pole to extend his lead at the top of the Supercars standings. The Triple Eight speedster seems unstoppable at the moment. With his third and fourth consecutive race wins on Saturday, he opened up a 143-point gap over teammate Will Brown in the race for the Sprint Cup. In a controlled performance in the day's second race, Feeney held on to the lead from the jump, setting a Darwin lap record of one minute 7.523 seconds in the process. "It's been a really awesome day. Struggled a little bit yesterday, didn't feel too comfortable," Feeney said. "So to come out this morning and get two poles was awesome, and then to convert those two to race wins. "At the moment it's been fantastic ... just really enjoying life and momentum is continuing, which is great." After pitting last, the 22-year-old made the most of a speedy stop and a fresh set of supersoft tyres to hold off Anton De Pasquale until a safety car with two laps to go sealed the result. De Pasquale's second-place finish was his first podium of the season, while Grove Racing rookie Kai Allen picked up his first career podium in third place. De Pasquale and Allen both slipped behind Brodie Kostecki and Matt Payne after pitting late, but jumped back into the top three with fresher tyres. Cam Waters, who started in third, slipped back through the pack before an off on turn one with two laps to go sent him back to 10th. Brown recovered 10 places to finish seventh after starting in 17th. Feeney's two wins continued his love affair with Hidden Valley Raceway, including winning both races in 2024 and another the previous year. What is it about the track that suits him so much? "I don't really know," Feeney said. "Every year I come back and when I keep getting good results I go 'far out, I wish every track could be like this'. "Obviously it suits my style a little bit, but I suppose I wish I knew the answer because I'd try and be successful at all the tracks if I could." Feeney earlier held off Tickford's Waters to win Race 17 as carnage unfolded behind. It took just one turn for the first big shunt of the race to bring out the safety car. Wheel contact from James Golding fired Jaxon Evans into the barrier at the exit of turn one at high speed, dislodging his front wheel and ruling his car out of the rest of the day's action. The Brad Jones Racing crew will be working overtime to get Evans' No.12 Camaro ready to race on Sunday. There was more drama straight off the restart, with Jack Le Brocq shunting hard into the wall amid cramped conditions on pit straight and parting ways with his front tyre. Seconds later, Richie Stanaway suffered heavy damage in a tangle between Nick Percat, while Ryan Wood's Ford Mustang suffered engine failure and was left immobile. Brown also had a disappointing qualifying result for Race 17, but recovered six spots to finish in eighth. Feeney leads the race for the Darwin Triple Crown trophy on 160 points, with another 140 points up for grabs in Sunday's 200km race. Unlike previous seasons when the Crown was only awarded to a driver who won a clean sweep, whoever amasses the most points over the course of the weekend will claim the prize. RACE 17 RESULTS: 1. Broc Feeney (Triple Eight Race Engineering) 2. Cam Waters (Tickford Racing) 3. Matt Payne (Grove Racing) 4. Bryce Fullwood (Brad Jones Racing) 5. James Courtney (Blanchard Racing Team) RACE 18 RESULTS: 1. Broc Feeney (Triple Eight Race Engineering) 2. Anton De Pasquale (Team 18) 3. Kai Allen (Grove Racing) 4. Andre Heimgartner (Brad Jones Racing) 5. Brodie Kostecki (Dick Johnson Racing) CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS: 1. Broc Feeney (Triple Eight Race Engineering) 2. Will Brown (Triple Eight Race Engineering) 3. Matt Payne (Grove Racing) 4. Cam Waters (Tickford Racing) 5. Chaz Mostert (Walkinshaw Andretti United) Broc Feeney has continued his dominance in Darwin, winning back-to-back races from pole to extend his lead at the top of the Supercars standings. The Triple Eight speedster seems unstoppable at the moment. With his third and fourth consecutive race wins on Saturday, he opened up a 143-point gap over teammate Will Brown in the race for the Sprint Cup. In a controlled performance in the day's second race, Feeney held on to the lead from the jump, setting a Darwin lap record of one minute 7.523 seconds in the process. "It's been a really awesome day. Struggled a little bit yesterday, didn't feel too comfortable," Feeney said. "So to come out this morning and get two poles was awesome, and then to convert those two to race wins. "At the moment it's been fantastic ... just really enjoying life and momentum is continuing, which is great." After pitting last, the 22-year-old made the most of a speedy stop and a fresh set of supersoft tyres to hold off Anton De Pasquale until a safety car with two laps to go sealed the result. De Pasquale's second-place finish was his first podium of the season, while Grove Racing rookie Kai Allen picked up his first career podium in third place. De Pasquale and Allen both slipped behind Brodie Kostecki and Matt Payne after pitting late, but jumped back into the top three with fresher tyres. Cam Waters, who started in third, slipped back through the pack before an off on turn one with two laps to go sent him back to 10th. Brown recovered 10 places to finish seventh after starting in 17th. Feeney's two wins continued his love affair with Hidden Valley Raceway, including winning both races in 2024 and another the previous year. What is it about the track that suits him so much? "I don't really know," Feeney said. "Every year I come back and when I keep getting good results I go 'far out, I wish every track could be like this'. "Obviously it suits my style a little bit, but I suppose I wish I knew the answer because I'd try and be successful at all the tracks if I could." Feeney earlier held off Tickford's Waters to win Race 17 as carnage unfolded behind. It took just one turn for the first big shunt of the race to bring out the safety car. Wheel contact from James Golding fired Jaxon Evans into the barrier at the exit of turn one at high speed, dislodging his front wheel and ruling his car out of the rest of the day's action. The Brad Jones Racing crew will be working overtime to get Evans' No.12 Camaro ready to race on Sunday. There was more drama straight off the restart, with Jack Le Brocq shunting hard into the wall amid cramped conditions on pit straight and parting ways with his front tyre. Seconds later, Richie Stanaway suffered heavy damage in a tangle between Nick Percat, while Ryan Wood's Ford Mustang suffered engine failure and was left immobile. Brown also had a disappointing qualifying result for Race 17, but recovered six spots to finish in eighth. Feeney leads the race for the Darwin Triple Crown trophy on 160 points, with another 140 points up for grabs in Sunday's 200km race. Unlike previous seasons when the Crown was only awarded to a driver who won a clean sweep, whoever amasses the most points over the course of the weekend will claim the prize. RACE 17 RESULTS: 1. Broc Feeney (Triple Eight Race Engineering) 2. Cam Waters (Tickford Racing) 3. Matt Payne (Grove Racing) 4. Bryce Fullwood (Brad Jones Racing) 5. James Courtney (Blanchard Racing Team) RACE 18 RESULTS: 1. Broc Feeney (Triple Eight Race Engineering) 2. Anton De Pasquale (Team 18) 3. Kai Allen (Grove Racing) 4. Andre Heimgartner (Brad Jones Racing) 5. Brodie Kostecki (Dick Johnson Racing) CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS: 1. Broc Feeney (Triple Eight Race Engineering) 2. Will Brown (Triple Eight Race Engineering) 3. Matt Payne (Grove Racing) 4. Cam Waters (Tickford Racing) 5. Chaz Mostert (Walkinshaw Andretti United)
