Young weapon Broc Feeney has actually evaded Triple Eight colleague Will Brown and a free-wheeling tire to claim profession win number 7 at the Supercars season-opening Bathurst 500. Feeney stood highest on the podium after taking the very first race of the season on Saturday with a lap time of one minute 36.15 seconds, however an only tire briefly took the program at Mount Panorama. ENJOY THE VIDEO ABOVE: Cars evade rogue tire at Bathurst 500. Stream Supercars and more motorsport action live and complimentary on 7plus As Feeney started his charge home, Cam Waters’ rear left tire went flying off his Ford Mustang in the 34th lap and started to topple down the mountain circuit. With roadway control not able to obtain the tire, chauffeurs were made to swerve out of threat. Waters and the Tickford Racing group were not punished for the occurrence, offered it was not anticipated his tire would fall out. After a complete minute of the tire rolling down the track, the security flag was lastly waved. Cars and trucks were required to evade the rogue tire. Credit: Channel 7″To come out one-two in certifying and after that race today, I’m pumped,” Feeney stated after the race. “I seemed like I required a win to get me going once again.” Rejected lead by Brown previously in the day, it was the 21-year-old’s turn to pip his brand-new colleague. Feeney had actually begun together with Brown before he overcame his brand-new colleague following a required rest stop on lap 13. Brown came close to recovering leading area when his colleague made his 2nd see to the pit lane, however Feeney revealed his sparkle with creative usage of the undercut. In the end, the previous Erebus chauffeur came 2nd by 0.39 seconds. Feeney has actually started the Supercars season with a win at the Bathurst 500. Credit: AAPWalkinshaw Andretti United’s Chaz Mostert completed the podium as the 3rd fastest, after attempting and stopping working to beat the gun behind Brown. Ryan Wood (Walkinshaw Andretti United) was the unluckiest out of the 24-strong line-up after a crash needed his Ford Mustang to be hauled off simply seconds into the very first lap. The novice’s Supercars launching was interrupted when, captured in a Tim Slade-Andre Heimgartner sandwich, Wood lost guiding control and crashed into the sand trap. Fellow novice Aaron Love (Blanchard Racing Team) was eliminated of the race at lap 24 when the best side of his Ford Mustang hit the fence. Not able to correct the automobile, Love wandered sideways home to pit lane. The 21-year-old had the ability to go back to the race course in the past once again hitting the wall – this time at the 4th turn – in the third-last lap of the race. RACE ONE RESULTS: 1. Broc Feeney (Triple Eight Racing) 2. Will Brown (Triple Eight Racing) 3. Chaz Mostert (Walkinshaw Andretti United) 4. Richie Stanaway (Grove Racing) 5. Web Cam Hill (Matt Stone Racing) CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS: 1. Broc Feeney (Triple Eight Racing) 150pts 2. Will Brown (Triple Eight Racing) 138pts 3. Chaz Mostert (Walkinshaw Andretti United) 129pts 4. Richie Stanaway (Grove Racing) 120pts 5. Webcam Hill (Matt Stone Racing) 111pts
Broc Feeney pips colleague Will Brown as rogue tire almost triggers turmoil in Supercars season opener
