A fitting end to a weekend of surprises in Darwin. RepcoSC
The MSR Camaro driver was untroubled across the 35 laps as he became the second surprise winner of the weekend, following Mark Winterbottom's drought-breaking victory yesterday.
"I feel like it's been a long time coming. The heart rate is still going, it will take a whole to come down. That was a long 35 laps." The pair quickly settled into a rhythm separated by just over a second, while Winterbottom withstood an early challenge fromHaving not found a way through, Feeney decided to try an undercut by pitting first of the lead group on lap 16.
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