The Repco Supercars Championship visited Surfers Paradise in Queensland for the Boost Mobile Gold Coast 500. Ryan Wood won the pole in Race 28, and Broc Feeney won the pole in Race 29.
In Race 28, Ryan Wood led the opening seven laps before a fuel leak ended his day. There were several safety cars throughout the race. Later in the race, Chaz Mostert passed Cam Waters and later took the lead away from Feeney on lap 42.
On lap 61, Mostert went to pit road and came out fourth. With seven laps to go, Mostert passed David Reynolds and went on to win the race. Broc Feeney, Kai Allen, Cam Waters, and Will Brown rounded out the top five. James Courtney, Andre Heimgartner, Anton De Pasquale, Thomas Randle, and Matthew Payne completed the top ten.
In Race 29, Broc Feeney held off Thomas Randle to keep the lead. Feeney led the opening 24 laps before making a pit stop. Feeney emerged with the lead ahead of Randle and Chaz Mostert. Late in the race, Mostert took the lead after Broc Feeney had a bad pit stop.
A safety car led to a four-lap dash with Mostert holding off Feeney to win the race. Andre Heimgartner, Matthew Payne, and Cam Waters rounded out the top five. Kai Allen, Thomas Randle, Will Brown, Ryan Wood, and Aaron Cameron completed the top ten.
The Repco Supercars Championship will be back in action next month for the Penrite Oil Sandown 500 at Sandown Motor Raceway in Melbourne, Victoria, on November 14-16.
