The Run Home: Payne vs Feeney, penalty debate, tyre pressures explained

Well, it's hard to pick who stepped up.

Like you said, it was a joint effort, to be honest, but Matt Payne was unbelievable over the weekend.

The way he qualified, his one-lap pace, the ability to run on a soft tyre, to be fast on a super soft tyre.

He had the chance to win all three races and clean sweep qualifying effectively.

So almost perfect weekend for Matt Payne.

There's still a few little... things that he needs to get right.

And this is, you know, pinching at the smallest little thing starts.

He did one really good start on the weekend.

There's still room to improve there.

And top 10 shootout conversion hasn't been his strongest point.

So I'm picking apart almost someone who's completely perfect at the moment.

On the flip side, Brock Feeney, Looked like the weekend was going to be tough.

Let's be honest, that first qualifying session, he hopped out the car, went in the truck.

Didn't look like it was going to be a great weekend.

And then bang, the next session he come up with a good result.

And then Sunday, obviously we're qualifying as well.

And that top 10 shootout lap, there was two people who I thought did incredible laps in the shooting.

Probably three people actually.

Ryan Wood, he set a really good benchmark early.

Cam Waters' lap was really strong.

He pushed really hard.

And the lap that Brock Feeney did in that shootout, I thought was one of the best laps we've seen him do.

And I think that was confidence from winning on Saturday, carrying into Sunday.

So lots of brilliance from those two, let alone the racing, the aggression, the contact, everything went on.

Those two were the big standouts.