Supercars news: Feeney flies to the position of the Pole Double in Melbourne

Feeney surpassed his Triple Engineering teammate eight Brown races at first in the first classification session by 0.0166s for a first row of red bull for race 4.

In the second instance, Brown was only fifth, while Cameron Hill shone so that Matt Stone Racing catch a first row start for race 5.

“Avalted. Two of two are incredible,” said Feeney.

“We were focusing on ourselves, improved. I still feel that I can do a better job out there. I am still making small mistakes.

“The team has done a great job. Waiting this afternoon.

“I have had a great career here in recent years. I begin to understand why. I just enjoy coming here.

“It’s something that Jamie (Whincup) always told me. Normally you go well in the places you really enjoy.

“This is a fantastic weekend. We have been good here in the past, so I had full confidence.

“Trying to control my emotions a little better this weekend and simply go with the flow of everything. So far, so good.

“I am always quite vocal. I’m always shouting on the radio. As I said, we have been good in the past. I hoped to try to come here and do the job.

“We have done our job so far, but the points come later today.”

The qualification for race 4 was interrupted by an intervention of the red flag when Brodie Kosteccki by Dick Johnson Racing ran out of the road on Vuelta 1 and buried his car in the gravel trap.

Until that time, Matt Payne of Grove Racing had been Pachastter, but chose not to venture again on the track.

In the end, it was Feeney from Brown, Hill and Jack Le Brocq by Erebus Motorsport. Despite wasting his faster time, Kostecki recovered to fifth place ahead of Payne, Richie Stanaway (Premiair Racing), Andre Heimgartner (Brad Jones Racing), James Golding (Rewarding Racing) and Anton de Pasquale (Team 18).

The rear crash was from Tickford Racing whose two pilots languished at the bottom of the stack. Thomas Randle was 21 and Cameron Waters 22.

The waters ran torhed to curve 8 on their flying return and stopped in the well lane. In total, I was one and a half seconds outside the rhythm.

The qualification for race 5 was free of incidents and ran without much drama.

Feeney headed Matt Stone Racing Hill and Perat’s duo, while Heimgartner stood out for Brad Jones running fourth.

Brown was fifth and Waters recovered from his horror show to qualify the sixth. Stanaway repeated his previous efforts to end seventh ahead of Le Brocq, Kostecki and Ryan Wood by Walkinshaw Andretti United.

Wood’s teammate, Chaz Mostert, had a surprisingly discreet afternoon. It was 13 and 15 in the two sessions.

Raza 4 of the Rebco Supercars championship is scheduled for 5:50 PM AEDT.

RESULTS: REPCO SUPERCARS CHAMPIONSHIP MSS SECURITY MELBOURN

RESULTS: REPCO SUPERCARS CHAMPIONSHIP MSS Security Melbourne Supersprint, classifying for race 5