Chaz Mostert wins 2025 Supercars Championship

Chaz Mostert is the 2025 Supercars Champion. The two-time Bathurst 1000 winner has broken through for his maiden Drivers’ Title at the bp Adelaide Grand Final, after a dramatic ending to the season.

Mostert entered today 23 points behind Broc Feeney, who won 14 races and claimed 19 pole positions in 2025.

A second placing for Mostert in the Walkinshaw Andretti United Ford Mustang coupled with Feeney suffering engine problems and a controversial early crash into Mostert’s teammate Ryan Wood was enough to see Mostert claim his first-ever title, after making his debut in Supercars’ in 2013.

Feeney’s crash with Wood will be debated by fans for years to come. Feeney started from pole position and got an early lead but Wood made a bold move on Turn 6, crashing into the back of Feeney and sending the Red Bull Ampol Racing Team ace spin out.

Feeney went to the rear of the pack and as much as he tried – the engine of the #88 Camaro spluttered it’s way through the race, and there was even a pit stop issue with a rear tyre that meant it wasn’t Feeney’s day.

The 23-year-old Gold Coaster officially finished 20th.

Mostert on the other hand drove with a cool head to finish second behind 2025 Bathurst 1000 winner Matt Payne who won today’s race. Third went to defending Supercars’ Champion, Will Brown.

Mostert, the 33-year-old Gold Coast resident who grew up in Beaudesert in South Eastern QLD, is the 28th different driver to win the Supercars/ATCC drivers title.

It’s the first win for the Walkinshaw camp since Garth Tander won the title in 2007.

Feeney finished second in the Championship race, ahead of Brown and rookie Kai Allen, who finished fourth today.

Today’s drive was Mostert’s last in a Ford before the Walkinshaw Andretti United team moves to Toyota in 2026.

It was Feeney and Brown’s last in a Chevrolet Camaro, with Red Bull Ampol Racing Team returning to Ford in 2026.

Today’s race the last for James Courtney, Will Davison and Nick Percat who are now retired from full-time driving. Bryce Fullwood and Jaxon Evans will also be leaving the full-time driving ranks in 2026.

Next year there will be five rookies joining the full-time ranks: Ryaln Gray, Jackson Walls, Jobe Stewart, Zach Bates and Jayden Ojeda.

The 2026 Repco Supercars Championship begins February 20 at Sydney Motorsport Park.

FINAL STANDINGS – 2025 REPCO SUPERCARS CHAMPIONSHIP

Pos	Car	Driver	Major Sponsor	Make	Team	Points	Dif
1	25	Chaz Mostert	Mobil 1, Optus	Ford Mustang	WAUR	5306
2	1	Will Brown	Red Bull, Ampol	Chevrolet Camaro	Triple Eight	5244	-62
3	88	Broc Feeney	Red Bull, Ampol	Chevrolet Camaro	Triple Eight	5240	-66
4	26	Kai Allen	Penrite	Ford Mustang	Grove Racing	5223	-83
5	19	Matthew Payne	Penrite	Ford Mustang	Grove Racing	4461	-845
6	6	Cam Waters	Monster Energy	Ford Mustang	Tickford	4314	-992
7	55	Thomas Randle	Castrol	Ford Mustang	Tickford	4286	-1020
8	18	Anton De Pasquale	Dewalt	Chevrolet Camaro	Team 18	3557	-1749
9	38	Brodie Kostecki	Shell V-Power	Ford Mustang	DJR	3536	-1770
10	2	Ryan Wood	Mobil 1, Truck Assist	Ford Mustang	WAUR	3455	-1851
11	8	Andre Heimgartner	R&J Batteries	Chevrolet Camaro	BJR	1784	-3522
12	4	Cameron Hill	Supaglass	Chevrolet Camaro	MSR	1514	-3792
13	20	David Reynolds	Tradie	Chevrolet Camaro	Team 18	1476	-3830
14	31	James Golding	Nulon	Chevrolet Camaro	PremiAir Racing	1458	-3848
15	14	Bryce Fullwood	Middy’s	Chevrolet Camaro	BJR	1340	-3966
16	222	Nick Percat	Bendix	Chevrolet Camaro	MSR	1286	-4020
17	9	Jack Le Brocq	Tyrepower	Chevrolet Camaro	Erebus	1256	-4050
18	99	Cooper Murray	TotalEnergies	Chevrolet Camaro	Erebus	1201	-4105
19	7	James Courtney	Snowy River Caravans	Ford Mustang	BRT	1176	-4130
20	17	Will Davison	Shell V-Power	Ford Mustang	DJR	1171	-4135
21	96	Macauley Jones	Pizza Hut	Chevrolet Camaro	BJR	1062	-4244
22	3	Aaron Cameron	Redarc	Ford Mustang	BRT	874	-4432
23	12	Jaxon Evans	SCT Logistics	Chevrolet Camaro	BJR	855	-4451
24	62	Jayden Ojeda	Nulon	Chevrolet Camaro	PremiAir Racing	768	-4538