What. A. Weekend! The Top End turned up the heat and the Repco Supercars Championship saw some great racing at the 2025 betr Darwin Triple Crown! The non-promoted round hosted by NT Government had it all from Shannon Noll, truck parades, drivers signing sessions and beautiful indigenous liveries and Yidaki trophies at this Indigenous Round.
Event Snapshot
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Broc Feeney of Red Bull Ampol Racing had an incredible weekend taking the win of all 3 Boost Mobile Qualifying and winning all three races over the weekend.
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Broc Feeney also got to take home the Triple Crown Trophy which previously was awarded to the driver who won all three races across the weekend, which Broc did, however it is now awarded to the driver who won the most points over the race weekend.
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We saw some wonderful new faces on the podium, during Race 18 Anton De Pasquale took his first podium with Team 18 and rookie Kai Allen with his first ever Supercars podium finish in Race 18 coming in at 3rd and Race 19 finishing in at 2nd.
If you are looking for a quick summary of the weekend, be sure to catch up with the Valvoline Highlights below:
Or if you prefer to listen, check out the Cool Down Lap podcast - Supercars
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Initial audience data will be available early next week. Full post-event reporting, including media value and digital performance, will land week commencing Monday 14th July
Current Standings
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Broc Feeney - Red Bull Ampol Racing 1486 points
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Will Brown- Red Bull Ampol Racing 1303 points
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Matthew Payne - Penrite Racing 1289 points
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Cam Waters - Monster Castrol Racing 1166 points
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Chaz Mostert - Mobil1 Optus Racing 1007 points
Where to Next?
Thrill in the Ville is coming!
Roaring engines. Raging bulls. One huge weekend. 3-days of unforgettable racing, Professional Bull Riding, Pro Burnout Series and more live entertainment, including a performance by Dylan Wright! This weekend is not one to miss.
The excitement heats up at 2025 NTI Townsville Round! Experience high-speed thrills in tropical North Queensland!
11-13 July