Supercars News: Feeney 3-For-3 with Darwin Clean Sweep

Supercars championship leader Broc Feeney has gone three wins from three starts on pole position in the Top End, to become just the third driver in history to claim the betr Darwin Triple Crown.

Feeney won both Supercars races from pole yesterday a Hidden Valley Raceway in Darwin, and was never challenged in Sunday’s 200km race to increase his championship lead to 183-points over his Red Bull Ampol Racing teammate Will Brown.

The 22-year old also became just the 12th driver in history to claim five consecutive race wins, the first driver since his former teammate Shane van Gisbergen to complete the feat in one of the toughest touring car championship’s in the world.

Behind Feeney in this afternoon’s race was the youngsters from Penrite Racing. The Ford Mustang teammates – rookie Kai Allen and kiwi Matt Payne – the first time the pair have shared a podium result.

Feeney is in the box seat with just two rounds to go until a Sprint Cup Champion is crowned and guarantees the first spot in Supercars’ inaugural finals series.

Monster Energy’s Ford ace Cam Waters finished the race today with only three wheels after a late incident saw a rear fall off in the closing stages.

Feeney’s victory was his 8th of 2025, and fifth consecutive in Darwin. He joins Scott McLaughlin and Jamie Whincup as the only drivers to have every claimed the coveted Triple Crown title.

Behind Feeney and Brown in the Championship standings now sits Ford’s Payne in third, who has closed the gap to just 14 points behind Brown.

The Repco Supercars Championship now moves across the Top End to North Queensland’s biggest annual sporting event in Townsville.

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