Broc Feeney Reflects on Lost Championship
An emotional Broc Feeney admitted that his engine troubles were bound to catch up with him, leading to heartbreak on the day the Supercars Championship slipped out of his grasp in Adelaide.
The young Triple Eight driver, who had shown strong form throughout the season, said that the technical issue had been looming as an unavoidable setback. His hopes of clinching the title faded as mechanical problems ended his chances in the final stages of the season.
"It was always going to bite us eventually," Feeney said following the race. "It’s tough to lose it like that, but that’s racing."
Despite the disappointment, Feeney praised his team for their efforts across the year and remained optimistic about future opportunities. The weekend marked an emotional close to a thrilling championship battle that underscored the fine margins of motorsport.
Author’s summary: Broc Feeney expressed heartbreak as engine issues shattered his Adelaide race and cost him the 2025 championship, reflecting on the tough reality of motorsport.
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