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BROC FEENEY TO BE YOUNGEST DRIVER IN REVAMPED SUPER3 FIELD

PRESS RELEASE/Exit Timeshare Now Racing – Photo: supplied

16-year-old Broc Feeney will be the youngest driver in the third tier of the Supercars Championship ladder this weekend as he lines up in the Exit Timeshare Now Racing #67 car for the opening round of the Kumho Tyre Super3 Series at Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit in Victoria.

It continues a trend that has followed much of Feeney’s career from the time he started racing on two wheels at the age of three, through to winning his first Australian Flat-track Championship and last year becoming the youngest driver to win a race in the Toyota 86 Racing Series.

The Gold Coaster – who turned 16 in October – recently announced he’d be joining forces with Paul Morris Motorsports with support from Exit Timeshare Now to compete in the Kumho Super3 Series – which for the first time in 2019 officially becomes part of the Supercars ladder.

Since making the decision over summer to enter the Super3 Series, Feeney has dedicated time to improving his physical fitness in preparation for the opening three race weekend.

On-track, he’s been at the Norwell Motorplex under the watchful eye of Paul Morris and the Paul Morris Racing Academy instructors refining his racing techniques and then testing the Exit Timeshare Now Supercar at Queensland Raceway and Phillip Island.

The testing program for Feeney has focused on him becoming used to older Kumho tyres in race simulations, while this week’s test has switched his focus to greener rubber in conditions similar to what he’ll face in qualifying on Saturday.

He’s been hands on preparing the Paul Morris Motorsports team on the ex-Anton de Pasquale machine as part of his apprenticeship that he’s doing in conjunction with high school studies at All Saints Anglican College.

Feeney also welcomes a new sponsor to the sport of Supercars racing in Exit Timeshare Now – a dedicated timeshare advocacy and consultancy business that assists people to lawfully cancel or exit unwanted timeshare or holiday rewards contracts. The company has offices in Victoria, Queensland and a presence in New Zealand.

Exit Timeshare Now – the first of its type in Australia – will use its support of Feeney to grow its base throughout the Australasian market. Similar organisations are popular throughout the United Kingdom and the USA.

Broc’s weekend will begin with two practice sessions on Friday before qualifying and a race Saturday and two races Sunday.

Practice 2, Qualifying and the races will be covered on Fox Sports and Kayo Sports.

BROC FEENEY:

“It’s hard to believe that just a year ago I was making my circuit racing debut at Phillip Island and now we’re heading towards our first Supercars race in the Exit Timeshare Now Supercar,” said Feeney.

“The ‘youngest driver’ tag is something that has been with me for a while now through bikes, karting and Toyotas, it’s a talking point – but at the end of the day, I’m just another driver and my focus is on being at the front of the field.

“I feel ready to go. I know the car very well through my Apprenticeship that I’m completing at the Norwell Motorplex – I’m working on my own car every single week and it was the first Supercar that I drove last year.

“The Paul Morris Racing Academy team have been fantastic in teaching me the finer points of driving and also the technical side of things, which has helped me adapt in ways that I never thought it would.

“The guys from Exit Timeshare Now are so passionate about jumping on board and its awesome they’ll get to see their brand on the big stage this weekend.

“We’re looking forward to it and are ready to go!”

FRIDAY APRIL 12:
09:55-10:15 – Practice 1
12:50-13:10 – Practice 2

SATURDAY APRIL 13:
09:35-09:55 – Qualifying
12:10-12:35 – Race 1 – 10 Laps

SUNDAY APRIL 14:
10:35-10:55 – Race 2 – 12 Laps
16:00-16:25 – Race 3 – 12 Laps

2019 Kumho Tyre Super3 Supercars Series:

Round 1: Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit, April 12-14 (Supercars)
Round 2: Winton Motor Raceway, May 24-26 (Supercars)
Round 3: Queensland Raceway, July 26-28 (Supercars)
Round 4: The Bend Motorsport Park, August 23-25 (Supercars)
Round 5: Sandown Raceway, September 20-22 (Shannons Nationals)


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