Supercars News: Feeney wins Sunday Townsville Race 3

Red Bull’s Broc Feeney has gone back-to-back on the streets of Townsville, holding off teammate Will Brown to take his second win in as many days at the NTI Townsville 500.

Brown made a late charge to try and overhaul the current championship leader, but faded in the closing laps as Feeney danced away to a three-second victory after 200 kilometers of racing, with two-time Bathurst 1000 winner Chaz Mostert in third.

“Huge credit to Will. That was the hardest race I’ve had in a long time,” said Feeney.

“He was definitely the faster guy today and put a lot of pressure on me. In that second stint, I had newer tires, and he was coming back at me. He had so much pace on me in that last stint.

“But once he got close, within about half a second, he sort of dropped off and I’m guessing his car overheated from being behind.

“There was a lot of that last stint where I didn’t think I was going to be able to hang on, I was asking all of the questions about where I need to improve.

“This means a lot; this is a huge win for us. It’s been an awesome roll we’ve been on; I couldn’t be prouder of everyone at Red Bull Ampol Racing.”

Cam Waters used strategy to lead in the early stages of the race but was unable to sustain his advantage, eventually finishing fourth ahead of Kiwi Matt Payne rounding out the top five.

Between Gold Coasters Feeney and Mostert, and Toowoomba’s Brown, the result marks an all-Queenslander podium in North Queensland.

It is Feeney’s 10^th win of 2025, giving the 22-year old a 220-point advantage over Brown and putting him in the box seat to win the Sprint Cup next month in Ipswich and earn the first berth in the Supercars Finals series.

This year’s event, the 19^th Supercars event in Townsville, welcomed a weekend crowd of 128,337, the largest attendance at the event since 2018.

Townsville Race 3 Results – 70 Laps