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GALLERY: Feeney’s meteoric rise to Supercars

Simon Chapman

31 Aug 2021

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GALLERY: Feeney’s meteoric rise to Supercars

Take a look at freshly minted Red Bull Ampol Racing driver Broc Feeney’s career to date in pictures.

Broc Feeney’s first dirt bike race at Mike Hatcher Speedway in 2006

Feeney’s first podium in 2006 at Mike Hatcher Speedway

Feeney’s first taste of a rental kart in 2007

Feeney received the Jon Targett Trophy in 2018

Feeney (middle) at the 2010 dirt track championship, aged 7

Feeney (middle) at the Lismore Kart Club in 2012

Feeney at nine years old on a 65cc motorcycle

Feeney covering his ears with his winnings in 2011

Feeney raced karts and motorcycles in 2012

Leading the SKUSA SuperNats in 2017 at Las Vegas

Feeney continued racing karts until 2017

Feeney won the 2017 Australian Kart Championship (KA2)

Feeney (front row, second from left) with his ticket to Portugal

Feeney contested the Toyota Gazoo Racing Australia 86 Series in 2018

Feeney on track at Sandown International Motor Raceway

Feeney raced a MARC Mazda 3 at the Gold Coast 600 in 2019

Feeney (middle) with his parents at the 2019 Supercars Awards Gala

Feeney won the Invitational Class at the 2020 Bathurst 12 Hour with Nick Percat (second from left) and Aaron Cameron (right)

Feeney and Declan Fraser (right) atop a Hyundai Excel

Feeney contested the 2020 Super2 Series with Tickford Racing

Boost Mobile-backed trio James Courtney (left), Broc Feeney, and Brodie Kostecki

Feeney celebrated his 18th birthday at the Bathurst 1000 last year

Courtney and Feeney prior to the start of the 2020 Bathurst 1000

Feeney joined Triple Eight Race Engineering in 2021 as part of their Super2 Series line-up

Tim Blanchard (left), Broc Feeney, and Jayden Ojeda

Russell Ingall (left) and Feeney, who will contest the 2021 Bathurst 1000 together

Feeney joiend Prince Jefri Ibrahim in GT World Challenge Australia Powered by AWS at The Bend Motorsport Park

Triple Eight boss Roland Dane (left) and Feeney celebrate pole position at Townsville

Feeney will replace Jamie Whincup at Triple Eight come 2022

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GALLERY: Feeney’s meteoric rise to Supercars

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