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Chaz Mostert dominates rain-hit Gold Coast Supercars race
Chaz Mostert won the rain-soaked Supercars race on the Gold Coast for Walkinshaw TWG and Toyota.
The race began behind the safety car in heavy rain, and Mostert passed pole-sitter Broc Feeney after racing went green.
He built a large lead through the pit stops and secured Toyota and Walkinshaw TWG’s first Supercars Finals win.
The victory was Mostert’s third in a row at the circuit, following two wins there in 2025.
Matt Payne, the points leader, was given a five-second penalty and finished third after failing to make up the time.
David Reynolds started 14th and made an early pit stop, then climbed to a podium finish.
The reports do not state what happens next in the Finals.
Chaz Mostert won the rain-hit Supercars race on the streets of the Gold Coast for Walkinshaw TWG and Toyota.
He qualified second and took the lead after the safety car pulled in, building a 27-second advantage before being told to save fuel.
Matt Payne received a five-second penalty and finished third.
David Reynolds started 14th and made an early pit stop before securing a podium finish.
- Who
- Chaz Mostert won for Walkinshaw TWG and Toyota. Matt Payne and David Reynolds also finished on the podium.
- What
- Mostert dominated a rain-hit Supercars race, the first Finals win for Walkinshaw TWG and Toyota.
- When
- October 24, 2026.
- Where
- On the streets of the Gold Coast.
- Why
- Not stated.
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The race began in heavy rain behind the safety car, with pole-sitter Broc Feeney leading for three slow laps.
Mostert passed Feeney on the first green-flag lap and began pulling away.
David Reynolds made an early pit stop.
Feeney’s team called him in for re-pressured wet-weather tyres.
Mostert was 27 seconds ahead when his team asked him to save fuel.
Mostert won, while Payne’s five-second penalty left him third.
- Winner
- Chaz Mostert
- Team
- Walkinshaw TWG
- Manufacturer
- Toyota
- Mostert’s qualifying position
- Second in the Top 10 Shoot Out
- Payne’s penalty
- Five seconds
- Reynolds’ starting position
- 14th
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What people are saying
It’s a bit of deja vu, isn’t it?
Everything was faultless.
Unfortunate with the penalty but I was still on the podium.