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Feeney Wins Wet‑Dry Sandown as Supercars Grand Final Field Is Confirmed

Under the new Finals seeding, Broc Feeney carries a 20-point buffer into Adelaide in two weeks, where three races will decide the title.

Chaz Mostert and Ryan Wood. Image: InSyde Media
Triple Eight Race Engineering secured the teams' championship with a round to spare at the Sandown 500.
Broc Feeney (from left) with fellow Supercars Finals Series drivers Chaz Mostert, Kai Allen, and Will Brown. Image: Mark Horsburgh
Will Brown qualified 17th for Sunday's race at the Penrite Oil Sandown 500. Image: InSyde Media

Overview

  • Broc Feeney started from shootout pole, mastered changing conditions and beat Anton De Pasquale to win Sunday at Sandown, reclaiming the points lead.
  • Final four set for Adelaide: Feeney, Chaz Mostert, Will Brown and rookie Kai Allen, who advance with seeded points of 5050, 5030, 5015 and 5000 respectively.
  • Will Brown’s qualifying missteps left him 15th and 17th on the grids, yet he stormed to second on Saturday and third on Sunday to secure his spot.
  • Mixed weather forced switches from slicks to wets and back, and a late Payne–Waters clash ended both their bids as Allen’s sixth place nudged him through.
  • Triple Eight clinched the teams’ championship on Saturday, and Feeney’s Sunday pole equalled Scott McLaughlin’s single-season record of 16 poles.