Grand Final standings: Stage set for 2025 Adelaide showdown

One of Broc Feeney, Chaz Mostert, Will Brown or Kai Allen will be crowned 2025 Repco Supercars Champion.

No more cut-lines. No more 'win and you're in'. Three races in Adelaide, most points wins.

An extraordinary Penrite Oil Sandown 500 saw Feeney and Mostert guarantee their places with race wins, while reigning champion Brown raced from 15th and 17th to the podium.

The biggest shock was Allen, who benefited from a clash between Penrite Racing teammate Matt Payne and Tickford Racing star Cam Waters to claim the coveted fourth spot.

The 2025 Grand Final field may boast just one former Supercars champion in Brown. However, there is class up and down the quartet.

Feeney has won 13 races and claimed a record-equalling 16 pole positions, and has proven the benchmark this season. Two-time Bathurst winner Mostert, though, flew into contention on the Gold Coast, and has scored more points than any driver in The Finals so far.

Then, there's Brown, who reached the Grand Final despite qualifying 10th, 18th, 15th and 17th across the four Finals races so far. In those four races, he has gained a staggering 42 positions.

The biggest wildcard is Allen, who has 35 Supercars races to his name, for no wins. However, his form since Darwin has been superb, and having twice raced out of the drop zone to make the next round, will be a pest to the other three.

The bp Adelaide Grand Final features three races: a 100km Friday sprint, which also carries a $50,000 winners' purse, kicks off the action. Then, Saturday and Sunday will be headlined by 78-lap, 250km races.

The simple equation? The highest-scoring driver of the four across the weekend will win the title.

2025 Repco Supercars Finals Series

Standings for 2025 bp Adelaide Grand Final