Feeney extends series lead in chaotic Townsville finale Dunlop Super2 Series By James Pavey
Broc Feeney continued on his merry way on the streets of Townsville with a crushing Race 2 victory.
It marked Feeney’s third win in four starts this season, with the Triple Eight Race Engineering driver extending his Dunlop Super2 Series lead.
Tim Blanchard was five seconds adrift in second, with Jayden Ojeda 1.7s back in third.
Feeney led away from pole and quickly edged away from the chasing pack.
However, his charge was stifled almost immediately; on lap 2, Triple Eight teammate Angelo Mouzouris was turned around by an out-of-control Aaron Seton.
Feeney completes Townsville Super2 practice double Dunlop Super2 Series By James Pavey
A last-gasp flyer helped Broc Feeney top practice in Townsville for the second time in as many sessions.
The Triple Eight teenager was atop the time sheets for the balance of the 40-minute session, before dropping in a 1:14.628s.
Only Feeney and MW Motorsport’s Josh Fife, who recovered after an early off, were able to break into the 1:14s bracket.
Feeney set the early pace, lowering his own standing lap time to clock a 1:15.172s.
That time held firm for much of the session before Fife clocked a 1:14.840s, with Jayden Ojeda slotting into second.
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Tim Slade out of Bathurst weekend after opening race shunt
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The #3 Blanchard Racing Team car of Tim Slade has been scratched from the remainder of the Mount Panorama 500 weekend thanks to a late-race crash in the opening outing of the season.
Slade has qualified in second and was running strong in fourth place with only a handful of laps to go, applying pressure to the Dick Johnson Racing car of Will Davison until he got crossed up on the run to Forrest Elbow, whacking the outside wall and causing heavy damage to the entry.
Subsequent investigations by the team after the car was returned to their garage confirmed their fears that the chassis can’t be fixed for tomorrow’s race, taking Slade out of the race weekend.