2026 Bosch Power Tools Perth Super 440 overview
Matt Payne defeats Broc Feeney in Perth finale
Payne dominated Race 23, Feeney turned tables in Race 24
2026 season resumes in Ipswich on August 21-23
The 2026 Repco Supercars Championship went West for the Bosch Power Tools Perth Super 440.
Matt Payne and Broc Feeney, first and second in the championship, split the wins as Ford clinched the 2026 Supercars Champion Manufacturer title. Get the Perth results here.
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The story so far
Payne hangs on
Matt Payne denied Broc Feeney in a thrilling finale, with the two Ford stars trading places throughout the 80-lapper at Wanneroo. Anton De Pasquale finished third, with several other contender caught out. Notably, Will Brown was penalised, while Ryan Wood was ruled out with an issue.
Record-breaking Feeney storms to Sunday pole
Broc Feeney broke the Gen3 qualifying lap record in Sunday's provisional qualifying. To further ram home his speed, he all but matched the time in the Boost Mobile Top Ten Shootout to claim his fourth pole of 2026.
Payne rues Cameron baulk
After dominating the opening stint of Race 24, Matt Payne was left to rue catching Cameron at "absolutely the wrong time". Payne wasn't able to challenge Feeney late as he battled an understeering Mustang.
Feeney snaps win drought with sharp pass
For the first time in 69 days, Broc Feeney won a Supercars race in the Saturday finale. Feeney made the most of Payne catching a pitting Aaron Cameron, and dived down the inside at Turn 1 for an important win.
Controversial clash between Allen, Kostecki
The biggest flashpoint of the first sprint was a clash between Ford rivals Kai Allen and Brodie Kostecki that left the Shell V-Power Racing Mustang buried in the Turn 1 sand. No penalties were awarded over the incident.
Payne victorious in wild opener
Payne's perfect Saturday continued in Race 23, winning what was a chaotic opening sprint of the weekend.
Kostecki one of four penalised for impeding
Brodie Kostecki was the highest-profile driver pinged for impeding in Race 23 Qualifying. Kostecki picked up a two position grid penalty for impeding Andre Heimgartner, whilst Chevrolet rookies Jayden Ojeda, Zach Bates, and Jobe Stewart were also penalised.
Payne sweeps Saturday poles
The championship leader continued his dominance in Saturday's two Boost Mobile Qualifying sessions, edging out Cam Waters in Race 23 Qualifying before demolishing the field in Race 24 Qualifying.
Payne soars, chaos ensues
Matt Payne flexed his championship muscle with a dominant performance in Practice 2. Payne ended up more than 0.2s clear of Broc Feeney, with Brodie Kostecki third. Kai Allen went off early and damaged his Ford, Andre Heimgartner and Rylan Gray were both rear-ended at pit entry, while Jackson Walls had a scare at Turn 3 amid traffic.
PremiAir on top, stars struggle in Perth
Rookies came to the fore at the Bosch Power Tools Perth Super 440, with Jayden Ojeda leading a surprise PremiAir Racing top two in Practice 1.
