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2025 WILL BROWN GOLD COAST RACE USED RIM

Brown’s 2025 title defence took a dramatic turn during the Shootout at the Gold Coast. After setting the fastest opening sector, Brown attacked the Beach Chicane but clipped the kerb, sending his #1 Camaro into the concrete barrier.

Will Brown entered the 2025 season carrying the #1 as reigning Repco Supercars Champion, determined to defend his title under the championship’s new Finals Series format. Throughout the year, Brown remained one of the category’s most consistent performers, claiming race victories at Albert Park and Queensland Raceway while positioning himself as a genuine championship contender heading into the Finals.

One of the defining moments of Brown’s title defence came at the opening round of the Finals on the Gold Coast. During the Saturday Boost Mobile Top Ten Shootout, Brown was on an exceptionally quick lap and had recorded the fastest opening sector when disaster struck. Carrying immense speed into the Beach Chicane, his Camaro launched over the Turn 9 kerb before sliding into the tyre wall and concrete barrier, leaving significant front-end damage and ending what had looked to be a genuine pole-position challenge. Brown later admitted he had reminded himself not to make a mistake through the chicane, only for the incident to occur moments later.

Despite the setback, Brown and the Red Bull Ampol Racing team refused to let the crash define their campaign. The team repaired the damaged Camaro in time for the race, allowing Brown to continue his Finals challenge. Although the Gold Coast weekend proved difficult, his resilience shone through at the following Sandown Semi Final, where remarkable recovery drives from 15th to second and 17th to third secured his place in the four-driver Adelaide Grand Final. Brown ultimately finished runner-up in the 2025 Repco Supercars Championship, capping a determined title defence that showcased his speed, resilience and ability to fight back under pressure.

Season Highlights

  • Runner-up in the 2025 Repco Supercars Championship
  • Claimed race victories at Albert Park and Queensland Raceway
  • Set the fastest opening sector in the Gold Coast Top Ten Shootout before a dramatic crash at the Beach Chicane ended a potential pole-position run.
  • Recovered from a difficult Gold Coast weekend to qualify for the Adelaide Grand Final via outstanding performances at Sandown
  • Charged from 15th to second and 17th to third at the Sandown Semi Final
  • Helped Red Bull Ampol Racing secure the 2025 Teams’ Championship