V8 Grand Final Hits Adelaide This Weekend

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This weekend, the streets of Adelaide transform into high stakes battlegrounds as the 2025 Repco Supercars season culminates in the BP Adelaide Grand Final (Nov 27–30). After a season of intense racing and shifting fortunes, just four drivers remain in contention and 600 km of street circuit combat will decide who walks away as champ.…

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November 27, 2025

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📅 What’s the weekend programme?

Friday: 100 km sprint race kicks things off.
Saturday & Sunday: Two 250 km races — the classic distance where endurance, strategy and nerves take over.
Across the weekend, the driver with the highest points tally becomes 2025 champion.

🏆 Who’s in the mix?

The four finalists battling for glory are: Broc Feeney, Chaz Mostert, Will Brown and Kai Allen.

Feeney enters with a slight advantage with the most wins this season, and the points lead.
Mostert is hot on his heels with recent strong performances mean he can’t be counted out.
Brown and Allen will need consistency and a bit of luck. Adelaide’s street circuit always has a few tricks up its sleeve.

Predictions from insiders hint at chaos, last lap passes, shocking crashes at notorious corners (like Turn 8 or Turn 11), and perhaps an underdog upset.

📺 How to watch (or plan a trip if you’re heading to Adelaide)

All four days of action are available live via Foxtel and streaming on Kayo Sports (and Sky NZ for viewers in New Zealand).
For free-to-air viewers in Australia: the weekend’s 250 km races (Saturday & Sunday) will be broadcast live on the Seven Network (and 7plus).
If you’re flying in for the event, get in early. The Grand Final will draw crowds, and Adelaide’s central street circuit layout makes for a compact but demanding weekend.

Why this weekend matters

After a season of build up, eliminations and narrow escapes, the BP Adelaide Grand Final is where the 2025 champion will be forged. With only four drivers left in the hunt and a grueling 600 km on the streets of Adelaide standing between them and glory, expect every lap to be fought, every overtake to hurt, and every mistake to be costly.