Feeney sweeps poles as Mostert and Brown clash

The Triple Eight driver made the best of the back-to-back Saturday morning sessions; 12 minutes to set the grid for Race 6 and eight minutes for Race 7.

Feeney recorded a 1:46.1369s in Race 6 qualifying to edge teammate Brown, while 1:46.2383s in the second segment was enough to beat Friday winner Cam Hill.

“It’s bloody awesome to get four of these this weekend,” said Feeney, who qualified second for all three races at Sydney Motorsport Park last month.

“I was a bit more stressed in that last one, I had a bit of a mistake at Turn 1 and really focussed on finishing the end of the lap. I’m stoked, four out of four poles is unreal.”

Brown managed just 18th in qualifying for Race 7 and is set to come under scrutiny for a hairy moment with Chaz Mostert at the end of the session.

Mostert had a wild run, including rubbing the wall in his WAU Mustang, and was attempting a third flying lap when he came up on a slow-moving Brown.

The Ford driver bumped the back of the Camaro and gesticulated at his friend and rival on his way by. Mostert ended up last in that session having been just 11th in the earlier hit-out.

“Unfortunately, I had to go for lap three to try and do a time and then found my mate Will Brown out there,” said Mostert.

“It’s not completely Will’s fault. At the end of the day, we rely on communications from our team and he obviously had no idea I was on a lap.”

It was also another topsy-turvy run for fellow Ford star Cam Waters, who was 19th in the first session before improving to fifth in the second.

Those to shine across the two sessions included Matt Payne, who banked third and sixth for the respective races, and Cooper Murray, who managed a fifth and a third.

Race 6 of the season will take place at 5:40pm.

Brown penalised for Mostert qualifying block

Results: Qualifying Race 6

Results: Qualifying Race 7