Broc Feeney wins all three Darwin races

In the first race, the debates were heated with numerous spectacular clashes. The safety car came to restore order to this chaos. These interruptions did not disrupt the plan of action of Broc Feeney (Chevrolet Camaro) perfectly in control of his race on the Darwin turnstile. The 23-year-old driver always managed to maintain the lead of the race, repelling the attacks of Cam Waters (Ford Mustang- Tickford Racing). The pit stops did not disrupt this well-established hierarchy. Will Brown, Feeney's teammate, continued to fight in the points. Brown crossed the finish line in 8th position in the C1. Feeney got rid of the pressure of Matt Payne (Ford Mustang- Whole grained Racing) to win another race this season. 

Feeney started from the same base in Race 2. He started perfectly from pole position. He took advantage of the setbacks of his rivals in the championship (Matt Payne clashed with Stanaway). He even took advantage of a collision in the final stages of the race. Feeney won ahead of Anton de Pasquale (Chevrolet Camaro- Charlie Schwerkolt Racing) and Kai Allen (Grove Racing). Feeney's perfect weekend ended this Sunday with another victory, which brings his number of first places this season to 8. He won this final round ahead of the two Grove Racing drivers: Kai Allen and Matt Payne. In the championship, Broc Feeney now has a 143-point lead over his teammate Will Brown, the reigning champion, who will have to shake off his torpor if he doesn't want to see his talented colleague steal his precious crown. The next Australian Supercars round is scheduled for July 11-13.

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