Bathurst heartbreak strikes Feeney again
Broc Feeney’s hopes of a Bathurst 12 Hour win have come undone once again. - Australia's #1 motorsport news website - Speedcafe.com
speedcafe.comHere’s the latest on Broc Feeney based on recent reporting up to 2025–2026.
- Feeney has remained a strong title contender in Supercars with Triple Eight, including notable performances in 2024 and the early 2025 season, and he extended his contract with the team through 2029. This keeps him in one of the sport’s dominant lineups as he pursues his first championship crown.[2][3]
- Bathurst outcomes have continued to pose disappointments in the past, with high hopes often tempered by mechanical or race incidents; Feeney and the Melbourne Performance Centre endured a setback at the Bathurst 12 Hour in early 2025, highlighting ongoing challenges at endurance events. He remains a credible threat at Bathurst when machinery cooperates.[1]
- Feeney’s profile in 2025–2026 has been characterized by strong pace, competitive pole positions, and frequent podiums, reinforcing his standing as one of the sport’s young cornerstones and fueling discussions about potential Formula One pathways as teammates and rivals compare him to other top talents.[3][4]
If you’d like, I can pull a concise, up-to-date summary with exact results from the latest rounds and a quick probability assessment for his 2026–27 title chances, with sources. Also, I can tailor a short timeline of his career highlights and key performances at Bathurst and Gold Coast rounds.