Broc Feeney enters Adelaide 54 points behind Matt Payne
Feeney believes he needs to win all three races to deliver title
Triple Eight star won in Adelaide in 2022, 2024, 2025
Broc Feeney believes he has to take three simple steps in Adelaide to take home the title: win, win and win.
The Red Bull Ampol Racing driver will battle Matt Payne, Brodie Kostecki and Chaz Mostert for the 2026 Repco Supercars Championship in Adelaide later this month.
Unlike last year, when he led going into the Grand Final, Feeney is an outsider, sitting third behind Ford rivals Payne and Kostecki, and ahead of Mostert.
Feeney told media at Sandown he has "nothing to lose," but feels he needs to win all three races in Adelaide to overhaul his rivals and win the crown.
“The goal was to go to Adelaide last year and win three races, and we got three pole positions,” Feeney said.
“We put ourself in a good position to try and win all three races last year, but this year it's probably moreso I’ve got to go and really win all three races to be in with a shot."
Payne is 30 points ahead of Kostecki, with Feeney and Mostert 54 and 72 points behind respectively.
Feeney knows he also needs some luck on his side to win big, saying: “Brodie's probably within touching distance within points-wise, but Matt, I'm gonna have to have a really solid weekend.
"He's going to have to have a little blip on the radar, which is certainly far from unachievable with how the series has been playing out, and obviously how it went for me last year and even for a few things this year.
“We're certainly not out of it. I mean, that's certainly not the attitude. We're still going there to win a championship and as I said, I'm still in the fight. That's the main thing.”
Drivers will contest a Friday sprint race, worth 50 points and $50,000 for the winner, before 125-point races on Saturday and Sunday on the November 26-29 event.
