Broc Feeney

Broc Feeney, born on October 18, 2002, is a rising star in Australian motorsport. Hailing from the Gold Coast, Queensland, Feeney competes in the Repco Supercars Championship for Triple Eight Race Engineering, driving the No. 88 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1. In 2022, he took over the No. 88 from Jamie Whincup, who retired from full-time driving to become Triple Eight's managing director.

Feeney's career began with motorbikes at the age of three, following in the footsteps of his father, Paul Feeney, who raced on two wheels. He transitioned to karts at age nine, winning the 2017 Australian Karting Championship. By 15, he was racing cars, becoming the youngest race winner in the Toyota 86 Racing Series history. Feeney then progressed to the Super3 Series, where he became the youngest series champion. In 2021, Feeney won the Dunlop Super2 Series, which paved the way for his full-time Supercars debut with Red Bull Ampol Racing.

In his rookie Supercars season in 2022, Feeney made a significant impact, securing his first race win at the Adelaide 500. In 2024 Feeney finished second in the Supercars Championship, narrowly missing out on the title to Will Brown. With several race wins and podiums already under his belt, Broc Feeney is determined to continue his ascent in the Supercars Championship and establish himself as a leading contender for years to come.
2024 Feeney finished second in the Supercars Championship, narrowly missing out on the title to Will Brown. With several race wins and podiums already under his belt, Broc Feeney is determined to continue his ascent in the Supercars Championship and establish himself as a leading contender for years to come.