Melbourne SuperSprint Race 4

1 /Brodie Kostecki /Shell V-Power Racing Team /36:14.554 2 /Matthew Payne /Penrite Racing /36:15.022 3 /Broc Feeney /Red Bull Ampol Racing /36:17.535 4 /James Golding /CoolDrive Racing /36:19.294 5 /Chaz Mostert /Mobil1 Optus Racing /36:21.951 6 /Cam Waters /Monster Castrol Racing /36:22.935 7 /Ryan Wood /Mobil1 Truck Assist Racing /36:23.369 8 /Will Brown /Red Bull Ampol Racing /36:24.263 9 /Anton De Pasquale /DEWALT Racing /36:25.848 10 /Cooper Murray /Erebus Motorsport /36:25.997 11 /Kai Allen /Penrite Racing /36:26.374 12 /Thomas Randle /Monster Castrol Racing /36:27.065 13 /Jack Le Brocq /Sherrin Rentals Racing /36:27.351 14 /Andre Heimgartner /R&J Batteries Racing /36:28.814 15 /David Reynolds /Snowy River Caravans Racing /36:29.116 16 /Jayden Ojeda /PremiAir Racing /36:29.455 17 /Rylan Gray /Shell V-Power Racing Team /36:30.078 18 /Cameron Hill /Brad Jones Racing /36:31.503 19 /Zach Bates /Bendix Racing /36:31.785 20 /Jobe Stewart /Erebus Motorsport /36:35.009 21 /Macauley Jones /Brad Jones Racing /36:36.180 22 /Declan Fraser /PremiAir Racing /36:36.585 23 /Aaron Cameron /LIQUI MOLY BLAHST Racing /36:38.641 24 /Jackson Walls /Objective Racing /36:46.075 Brodie Kostecki produced a heroic performance to win Race 4 of the 2026 season, overcoming a mid-race bout of illness to take his first victory of the year. Starting from pole position, Kostecki secured a brilliant jump and maintained his composure through a mid-race Safety Car period triggered by Jackson Walls, who spun into the gravel trap at Turn 11.

Despite the pressure and feeling physically unwell, Kostecki controlled the restart and fended off a late charge to give Ford its first Supercars win at Albert Park since 2019. The podium was a battle of the young guns, with Matthew Payne finishing second to seize the championship lead.

Payne executed a clinical move on Broc Feeney early in the race to secure the runner-up spot, while Feeney held on for a solid third-place finish. Behind them, James Golding and Chaz Mostert rounded out the top five after a race filled with mid-pack carnage, including spins for Kai Allen and Aaron Cameron.

Kostecki’s victory marks a massive turnaround for the Shell V-Power Racing Team, setting a strong tone for the remainder of the Melbourne weekend.