First ever Supercars Finals driver field set in Bathurst

The 2025 Repco Supercars Finals Series field has been set after an action-packed Repco Bathurst 1000.

Broc Feeney, Matt Payne and Will Brown clinched their spots in Ipswich, with Cam Waters, Chaz Mostert and Brodie Kostecki following suit at The Bend.

There were four Finals spots remaining in Bathurst, with as many as 12 drivers in mathematical contention.

In one of the all-time great Bathurst 1000s, Payne claimed a remarkable win to claim Ryco Enduro Cup honours and 25 bonus points to carry into the Elimination Final at the Boost Mobile Gold Coast 500.

There were countless twists and turns in the race for the last four berths, with Anton De Pasquale crashing, Ryan Wood having a heartbreaking mechanical failure, and Nick Percat suffering an engine failure.

De Pasquale and Wood both managed to make it to the finish and be classified, securing their Finals berths, whilst Thomas Randle had a ragged run to 11th to secure his berth.

The battle for the 10th and final berth went down to the very last lap of the regular season, with Andre Heimgartner losing his Finals berth on the very last lap when he was overtaken by Feeney.

As a result, Kai Allen, who finished eighth, secured his his spot in the post season by just three points, over both Heimgartner and his future teammate Cameron Hill, who ended the season tied on 1299 points to Allen's 1302.

Repco Sprint Cup winner Feeney will also carry 25 bonus points into the Gold Coast, whilst he also managed to hold on to the top seeding with a remarkable charge from two laps down and in the fence to sixth.

2025 Repco Supercars Finals Series

Standings for 2025 Boost Mobile Gold Coast 500

SC = Sprint Cup winner

EC = Enduro Cup winner