Chaz Mostert Wins Supercars Title
Triple Eight driver Broc Feeney began the race from pole position but was overtaken by Matt Payne at Turn 1. Soon after, Feeney came under pressure from his teammate, Chaz Mostert.
Feeney suffered engine issues later in the race that severely affected his performance, allowing Mostert to capitalize and ultimately claim the Supercars championship.
“It’s been an incredible season, and despite the setback today, I’m proud of what we’ve achieved,” said Feeney.
Mostert's victory marks a pivotal moment for Triple Eight, showcasing both resilience and skill in a highly competitive season.
Summary
Mechanical troubles cost Broc Feeney the title, enabling Chaz Mostert to seize the Supercars championship after a tense battle.
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