AS IT HAPPENED: Follow the 2026 betr Darwin Triple Crown
2026 betr Darwin Triple Crown overview
Cam Waters, Kai Allen, Anton De Pasquale share wins
Broc Feeney has 15 point lead over Matt Payne after Darwin
2026 season resumes in Townsville on June 19-21
The 2026 Repco Supercars Championship heats up at the betr Darwin Triple Crown.
The famed Hidden Valley Raceway hosts Races 17, 18 and 19 the 2026 season, which has produced eight different winners across six different teams.
Broc Feeney arrived in Darwin with a 90-point lead over Matt Payne, with Brodie Kostecki 173 points back in third. Feeney seized the lead in Christchurch, and extended his lead across the Tasmania weekend.
Feeney is the hot favourite in Darwin, having won six of the last seven races at the circuit. However, he will need to overcome Ford's barren run in the Top End: Ford is winless in Darwin at Hidden Valley.
How to follow online
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How to watch and stream
Viewers can stream every practice, qualifying session and race of the 2026 Repco Supercars Championship with no ad-breaks in racing on Kayo SPORTS. Every session of the Repco Supercars Championship is broadcast live in high definition on Foxtel. Please check local guides.
New Zealand viewers can watch on Sky Sport live in HD. Please check local guides.
Seven will show delayed highlights on Saturday and Sunday. Please check local guides.
See broadcast times here.
The story so far
De Pasquale breaks through
Anton De Pasquale denied Matt Payne in a dramatic betr Darwin Triple Crown finale, with a late Safety Car called after a major engine failure for Chaz Mostert's Toyota.
Allen falters, Waters on pole
A qualifying slump for Kai Allen and supreme Shootout lap put Cam Waters in the box seat to win the 2026 betr Darwin Triple Crown. Waters nailed his Boost Mobile Top Ten Shootout lap to secure a second pole in as many days. Allen, meanwhile, was only 12th.
Kostecki ruled out
Brodie Kostecki was ruled out of Sunday's action in Darwin, with Bathurst-winning co-driver Todd Hazelwood called up to drive the #17 Ford. The 2023 Supercars champion had been fighting a virus, and received treatment at the on-site medical centre after Saturday’s race.
Allen flies
Penrite Racing pulled off a strategic masterclass to hand Kai Allen his second win of 2026. Allen benefitted from a call to short fill at his first of two compulsory pit stops, and put the hammer down in what was arguably the drive of his career. Cam Waters and an unwell Brodie Kostecki battled for second late.
Waters flies, rivals falter
Cam Waters claimed his first pole of 2026 for Saturday's Race 18. The Tickford star beat title contender Brodie Kostecki to pole, with fellow title contenders Matt Payne and Broc Feeney qualifying third and sixth. Finals contenders Will Brown, Ryan Wood, and Anton De Pasquale all missed the top 10, qualifying 11th, 17th, and 20th respectively.
Waters hangs on
Cam Waters survived a one-lap dash to the end after a late Safety Car to win his first race of the season. Kai Allen and Matt Payne picked off pole man Brodie Kostecki to complete the podium. Broc Feeney, meanwhile, had a tough run to 14th.
Kostecki poles, Feeney falters, Allen and Wood clash
A shock Q1 elimination for Broc Feeney, Kai Allen/Ryan Wood clash and defiant Brodie Kostecki pole lit up a wild Boost Mobile Qualifying of surprises. Battling ill health, Kostecki echoed his brave efforts of Melbourne to secure his fourth Boost Mobile Pole of the season.
Waters tops crazy Practice session
The only Practice session of the weekend was action-packed, as Cam Waters went fastest after spinning early. Several cars fired off the road, whilst Jackson Walls found the fence.
Feeney leads as Supercars arrives in Darwin
Broc Feeney arrives in Darwin with a 90-point lead over Matt Payne, who has been among the headlines between events. Brodie Kostecki is 173 points back in third.
