Supercars Gold Coast: Broc Feeney converts Race 2 pole to win after Saturday defeat
Broc Feeney had never won a Supercars race on the streets of the Gold Coast before Sunday but he was on top form, taking a convincing win in the second of the Supercars Finals. For the second day in a row, Feeney launched his Triple Eight Chevrolet Camaro from pole position, but unlike Saturday’s race, his car speed carried over from Qualifying to the race. He quickly established a lead but ...…
Broc Feeney claimed a thrilling victory in the second Supercars Finals race at the Gold Coast, despite losing pole position from the previous Saturday's race. The Triple Eight Chevrolet Camaro driver capitalized on his qualifying speed to lead from the front, establishing a substantial gap early on. Team-mate Will Brown, who started alongside Feeney, struggled to keep up with the pace, eventually falling back in the pack.
Meanwhile, Brodie Kostecki, starting fourth on the grid in the Dick Johnson Racing Mustang, managed to overtake both Feeney and Brown, driven by the need to help teammate Ryan Wood gain positions. Chaz Mostert, also starting fourth, aimed to assist Wood but ended up becoming his tail gunner towards the end of the race. With Wood finishing ahead of Mostert, the latter took over as his support car on the final lap.
Feeney, a local to the track, expressed his satisfaction with the win, noting the team's momentum heading into the Supercars Finals. Kostecki's fourth-place finish, following a tough Saturday, was a positive outcome. Meanwhile, Marko Wood, Kai Allen, and Jack Le Brocq were eliminated from the competition. The next Supercars Championship round will take place in Melbourne from November 6-8.
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