Triple Eight Race Engineering

Joining the Red Bull Ampol Racing team in 2024, Will Brown has quickly become a fan favourite.

In his maiden Supercars full-time season in 2021, Brown finished the season in eighth, highlighted by his first Supercars race win at Sydney Motorsport Park.

Brown’s breakout year would come in 2024 under the Triple Eight umbrella, becoming a regular race winner, that would eventuate into him winning the 2024 Supercars Drivers Championship.

Brown showed his true potential long before he secured himself a full-time drive in Supercars. He achieved a rare feat in 2016 winning both the Formula 4 and Toyota 86 Racing Series crowns within the same year, as well as the inaugural TCR Australia title win in 2019.

As the defending champion, Brown will take the reins of car #1.

Rising star Broc Feeney will go into his fourth full-time Supercars Championship season in 2025 full of confidence.

Finishing runner-up only to his teammate, Feeney took the 2024 title fought right down to the wire at the Adelaide 500 finale.

Schooled by 2014 Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000 race winner, Paul Morris, it is hard to argue Feeney’s raw talent through his success in any car he gets behind the wheel of.

Feeney won the 2021 Super2 title, adding to his Super3 Championship title in 2019. Teaming up with Supercars legend Russell Ingall, Feeney also spearheaded the Supercheap Auto Bathurst Wildcard campaign in 2021.

Feeney has also joined Supercheap Auto as an official brand ambassador off-track.

Feeney is ready to make 2025 super.