#Au v8 supercar series

It was the first time van Gisbergen had recorded a DNF – notwithstanding his technical disqualification from this year’s opening race in Newcastle – since Townsville in 2020.įeeney took his win ahead of Kostecki and Brown after emerging ahead of the pair after his pit stop on lap 22. Triple Eight had to work fast to get van Gisbergen’s car repaired in time for the final sprint race, but was able to make the repairs in time.

Race control deemed there was no further action to be taken over Reynolds’ contact. There was disaster for van Gisbergen in Sunday’s first sprint battle after his Camaro ended up in the wall at turn six on the first lap after contact from David Reynolds forced him wide. Will Brown and Brodie Kostecki celebrate.

#Au v8 supercar series

Taking his third win of the year, Brown took the victory ahead of Triple Eight young gun Broc Feeney and Kostecki, who held on for third as he struggled with his tyres late in the race.įeeney’s teammate and defending champion Shane van Gisbergen stormed into fourth from ninth on the grid after Triple Eight raced to fix his car for the final sprint after the Kiwi ace was taken out on the opening lap of the earlier race.īrown’s win helped Erebus tighten its grip at the top of the Supercars championship after an impressive start to the sport’s new Gen3 era in their Chevrolet Camaros.īrown now sits second in the standings, 87 points behind his series leading teammate Kostecki, after sitting fourth before the Tasmanian round.

Will Brown has declared Erebus Motorsport’s championship-leading form was “no fluke” after he claimed his second win of the weekend at Symmons Plains to storm to second in the Supercars standings.Īfter beating teammate and pole sitter Brodie Kostecki off the start line, Brown clinched the final race at the Tasmania SuperSprint on Sunday to take two out of three wins for the round.