Broc Feeney’s Dominance
Broc Feeney has dominated the Repco Sprint Cup, securing 12 wins out of 24 possible races and 13 poles. He’s 345 points ahead of his nearest rival, making him the one to beat for the championship. Feeney’s impressive performance has earned him a Golden Ticket to the Repco Supercars Finals Series.
Matt Payne’s Rise to Prominence
Matt Payne has emerged as a serious title threat, claiming three wins and often challenging Feeney’s dominance. His smart strategy play in Tasmania showcased his skills, and he’s expected to be a strong contender at the Grand Final ¹.
Will Brown’s Struggles
Reigning champion Will Brown has had a tough run, with qualifying woes hurting his performance. He’s ranked fourth in qualifying, behind Feeney, Cam Waters, and Matt Payne. Brown’s streak of podium finishes ended in Taupō, where his qualifying deficiencies were exposed ¹.
Tickford Racing’s Inconsistency
Cam Waters and Tickford Racing had a perfect start, but inconsistency has plagued their season since. Waters is currently fourth, while Thomas Randle is on the bubble for The Finals, just 20 points inside ¹.
Walkinshaw Andretti United’s Challenges
Walkinshaw Andretti United hasn’t lived up to last year’s near-championship performance. Despite wins and poles from Chaz Mostert and Ryan Wood, consistency has been an issue. The team is focused on tuning their cars for The Finals.
New Generation of Supercars Stars
The 2025 season has seen a surge in young talent, with Broc Feeney and Matt Payne becoming frontrunners. Rookie sensation Kai Allen and reigning Super2 champion Zach Bates have also impressed. The record for the youngest Supercars podium has been broken three times this year alone ¹.
Upcoming Events
The 2025 Repco Supercars Championship shifts to Enduro Cup mode at the AirTouch 500 at The Bend on September 12-14, followed by the Repco Bathurst 1000 on October 9-12.
