Few young drivers have sprinted through Australia’s motorsport ranks as fast as Broc Feeney. At just 22, the Gold Coast native has already racked up 26 career wins and claimed the 2021 Super2 championship, all while driving the iconic #88 Red Bull Ampol Racing Chevrolet Camaro.
Born: October 18, 2002 ·
Series: Supercars Championship ·
Team: Triple Eight Race Engineering ·
Car Number: #88 ·
Sponsor: Red Bull Ampol Racing ·
First Supercars Win: 0 (as of 2025)
Quick snapshot
- Born 18 October 2002 on the Gold Coast (Red Bull Ampol Racing – team profile)
- 26 career Supercars wins (Supercars – official driver page)
- 2021 Dunlop Super2 Series champion (Red Bull Ampol Racing – career highlights)
- Exact annual salary not publicly disclosed (Supercars – no financial data published)
- Net worth figures are unverified estimates (Supercars – no financial data published)
- 2022: Full-time debut with Red Bull Ampol Racing, replacing Jamie Whincup (Speedcafe – driver biography)
- 2025: Extended contract through 2029 (Red Bull Ampol Racing – contract extension)
- Chasing first Supercars championship and Bathurst 1000 win (Supercars – career status)
- Will continue as lead driver alongside Will Brown at Triple Eight (Supercars – career status)
Six key facts about Feeney’s career, drawn directly from official team and championship records:
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Full name | Broc Feeney |
| Date of birth | 18 October 2002 |
| Age | 22 (as of 2025) |
| Nationality | Australian |
| Team | Triple Eight Race Engineering |
| Car | Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 #88 |
| Current series | Supercars Championship |
| Career wins | 26 (per Supercars) |
| Notable titles | Super2 champion (2021), Super3 champion (2019), Sprint Cup champion (2025) |
| Marquee wins | 2023 Sandown 500, 2022 Adelaide 500 |
| Contract | Through 2029 season |
| Engineer | Martin Short (Red Bull Ampol Racing) |
How much does Broc Feeney get paid?
Broc Feeney salary estimates
No exact salary figure has been released by Triple Eight Race Engineering or Red Bull. Industry estimates for a junior full-time Supercars driver with fewer than five seasons typically fall between A$200,000 and A$500,000 per year. Feeney’s multi-year contract extension announced in 2025 (Red Bull Ampol Racing – contract news) likely includes performance bonuses tied to race wins and championship results.
Broc Feeney net worth
Estimates of Feeney’s net worth range from $1–2 million, factoring in salary, Red Bull sponsorship, and prize money. These figures are not publicly audited and should be treated as rough approximations. The bulk of his earnings come from his base salary plus bonuses from the team’s major sponsor, Red Bull.
Who is Broc Feeney’s dad?
Broc Feeney’s parents
His father is Paul Feeney, a former motocross racer who later built a career in business. Paul introduced Broc to motorcycles at age three and funded his early karting career. He remains a visible presence at race weekends, often seen in the team garage.
Family motorsport background
The Feeney household revolved around racing. Paul’s own motocross experience gave Broc a strong grasp of bike handling before he switched to cars at 15. According to Speedcafe (Australia’s leading motorsport news outlet), Broc raced karts from age seven and competed in New Zealand’s Toyota 86 Championship before stepping into Australian tin-tops in 2018.
The father-son dynamic is a classic motorsport story: a dad who raced, a son who wanted to go faster, and a family that invested everything into that ambition. For Feeney, that foundation paid off in the form of a Red Bull-backed Supercars seat before he turned 20.
Does Broc Feeney have a partner?
Broc Feeney girlfriend
Feeney is in a relationship with a woman named Georgia. The couple keeps a low profile on social media, and Feeney rarely discusses his personal life in interviews. He is not married and has not publicly confirmed any engagement.
Broc Feeney wife
There is no record of Feeney being married. All public sources describe him as single or in a relationship with Georgia. Fans searching for “Broc Feeney wife” will find no confirmed information.
Which car does Broc Feeney drive?
Broc Feeney car number
Feeney drives the #88 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 for Red Bull Ampol Racing. The number 88 is iconic in Supercars, previously driven by Jamie Whincup. Feeney inherited it when he took over the seat in 2022.
Broc Feeney team car
The car is a Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 built and maintained by Triple Eight Race Engineering, the most successful team in Supercars history. It is liveried in Red Bull’s distinctive blue and red colours and carries Ampol branding. According to Red Bull Ampol Racing (team website), the Camaro produces approximately 650 horsepower and uses a control transaxle supplied by the series.
The #88 Camaro is not just a car—it’s a piece of Supercars history. Whincup won seven championships in it. Feeney’s job is to add to that legacy, which means managing the weight of expectation every time he straps in.
What happened to Broc Feeney today?
Latest Broc Feeney news
As of the most recent updates in early 2025, Feeney has not been involved in any major incident or controversy. The most significant recent news is his contract extension through 2029, announced by Red Bull Ampol Racing (team press release). During the 2025 season he scored ten wins from 21 races and claimed the Sprint Cup.
Broc Feeney crash today
No crashes have been reported in the 2025 season to date. For real-time updates, the best sources are the official Supercars live feed and the team’s social channels. This article will be updated if any incident occurs.
Timeline: Broc Feeney’s career at a glance
- 2002: Born 18 October, Gold Coast, Queensland.
- 2007–2017: Began racing karts, then moved to cars in 2017 (Speedcafe).
- 2018: Competed in Toyota 86 Championship in New Zealand and Australia.
- 2019: Won Super3 Series championship.
- 2020: Super2 Series runner-up; Bathurst 1000 debut as co-driver.
- 2021: Won Super2 Series with Triple Eight; Wildcard entry at Bathurst with Russell Ingall (Red Bull Ampol Racing).
- 2022: Full-time Supercars debut with Red Bull Ampol Racing; won Adelaide 500 as rookie (team profile).
- 2023: Won Sandown 500; multiple race wins.
- 2025: Sprint Cup champion; contract extension through 2029 (Red Bull Ampol Racing).
The pattern: Feeney has jumped a tier every one to two years. The only gap on his résumé is a premier series championship, which the extended contract gives him time to chase.
Clarity check: what we know vs. what’s still unclear
Confirmed facts
- Date and place of birth (Red Bull Ampol Racing)
- 26 career wins, zero championships or Bathurst wins (Supercars)
- Replaced Jamie Whincup in 2022 (Speedcafe)
- Contract runs through 2029 (Red Bull Ampol Racing)
What’s unclear
- Exact annual salary and net worth
- Full details of contract terms (performance bonuses, clauses)
- Marital status beyond relationship with Georgia
- Long-term plans beyond Supercars (potential Formula E or endurance racing)
Quotes from the paddock
“Broc has an incredible work ethic and natural speed. From the moment he joined the team, it was clear he had something special.”
— Jamie Whincup, team principal and seven-time Supercars champion, speaking to Red Bull Ampol Racing media (2025)
“He’s still learning, but the results speak for themselves. Ten wins in a season at his age is exceptional.”
— Mark Larkham, Supercars commentator, analysis on Speedcafe (2025)
What this means for Feeney’s future
At 22, Broc Feeney has already achieved more than most drivers do in a full career. The next step—a Supercars championship—is the one that will define him. For Australian motorsport fans, the question is not whether he has the speed, but whether he can convert that speed into a title when it matters most. For Red Bull and Triple Eight, the investment in a long-term contract is a clear signal that they believe he will. The alternative: if the championship eludes him over the next three seasons, the pressure from one of the most demanding sponsors will only mount.
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A detailed look at Broc Feeney’s salary and career details is available at Broc Feeneys salary and career details, covering his rise in Supercars.
Frequently asked questions
How old is Broc Feeney?
He was born 18 October 2002, making him 22 as of early 2025.
What is Broc Feeney’s car number?
He drives the #88 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 for Red Bull Ampol Racing.
Who is Broc Feeney’s co-driver?
For endurance races, his co-driver is typically announced per event. In 2024–25, he partnered with Jamie Whincup at the Bathurst 1000.
Does Broc Feeney have a wife?
No, he is not married. He is in a relationship with a woman named Georgia.
How much does Broc Feeney earn?
Exact salary is undisclosed; estimates range from A$200,000 to $500,000 per year.
What is Broc Feeney’s net worth?
Estimated at $1–2 million, though not publicly confirmed.
How many Supercars wins does Broc Feeney have?
26 career wins per the Supercars official driver page.
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