Feeney pips Ojeda to maiden Super2 pole

Broc Feeney has continued his front-running ways in Townsville, with the Triple Eight teenager claiming a maiden ARMOR ALL Pole Position.

Feeney, who topped the first and second Dunlop Super2 Series practice sessions on Friday, was again the one to beat on Saturday morning.

However, the 18-year-old waited until the final 90 seconds of the session to displace MW Motorsport driver Jayden Ojeda, who was aiming for a second straight pole.

Ojeda, who claimed the Sunday pole in Bathurst, sat pretty atop the time sheets with his 1:14.247s lap.

Feeney set the early running with a 1:14.344s ahead of teammate Angelo Mouzouris and series leader Zak Best.

With just under four minutes remaining, Ojeda lowered the benchmark, with Feeney second ahead of Aaron Seton, Mouzouris, and MW Motorsport duo Tyler Everingham and Declan Fraser.

Jordan Boys split the the two MW Motorsport Altimas into sixth before he suffered a major lock-up into the Turn 2 hairpin.

The likes of Matt Chahda, Zane Morse and Matthew McLean also played their hands, but it was Feeney who again proved his speed at Reid Park.

Best loomed to displace Feeney on his final flyer, but a poor final sector could only help the Tickford Racing driver into fifth.

Tim Blanchard, making his first start since 2019, impressed at the death to slot into third, 0.115s down.

All told, the margin between Feeney and Ojeda was just 0.033s, with Seton 0.115s down in fourth.

The top 10 runners were covered by just 0.76s.

The split session saw Super3 runners head out before the Super2 drivers, with Michael Anderson quickest ahead of Nash Morris and Steven Page.

The 21-lap Race 1 will commence at 2:25pm AEST.