With a second place finish in today’s Supercars race on the streets of Adelaide, Toowoomba’s Will Brown has officially clinched his maiden Repco Supercars title in his Triple Eight Camaro.
Teammate Broc Feeney, who was the only driver able to mathematically unseat Brown, dominated today’s race at the Adelaide 500 for his second win at the famous street circuit.
However it’s been the consistency of Brown that saw the 26-year old become the first Queensland-born Supercars champion since Dick Johnson in 1989.
Brown’s second-place finish today was his 18th podium in 23 races thus far in 2024, and makes him the first driver since 1984, also Dick Johnson, to score a podium finish at every round on the Supercars/ATCC calendar.
Feeney, who claimed his sixth win of 2024, was followed home by Brown, Tickford Racing’s Cam Waters, who started on pole, Grove Racing’s Matt Payne, and Waters’ teammate Thomas Randle.



