The MW Motorsport driver, who made his Bathurst 1000 debut last year, crossed the line ninth following the incident with Feeney, and was elevated to eighth following the Triple Eight teen's penalty.
Through all the chaos, the biggest smiles were reserved for Jordan Boys, who claimed his maiden round win.
It came after the Image Racing drive crashed heavily in Friday practice, with the team repairing the car.
Boys and Feeney were level on points for the weekend prior to the latter's penalty, but Boys claimed the round win on a countback.
He was joined on the podium by impressive rookie Matthew McLean, who was awarded the inaugural Rookie of the Round award, which will be backed by Let's Go Motorhomes in 2021.
McLean recorded finishes of sixth and seventh on his debut for Eggleston Motorsport to leave Mount Panorama sixth in the standings.
The Super2 and Super3 drivers will return to Victoria for the Winton SuperSprint across May 29-30.