🇦🇺 Will Brown

Will Brown is an established professional racing driver with a Racer Rating of 6,015, placing him among the elite of professional motorsport; this rating denotes a driver who wins races at the top level and regularly finishes ahead of strong competition. He is an FIA Gold graded driver in sportscar racing, a categorisation that recognises him as a full professional in endurance competition. Brown won the 2024 Supercars Championship driving for Triple Eight Race Engineering, his sole major title on record. Across 169 starts in the Supercars Championship from 2019 to 2026, he has taken 12 wins and 48 podiums, with an average finish of P8.7; this demonstrates consistent competency in a field that includes several drivers rated higher than himself, notably Cameron Waters and Brodie Kostecki, both of whom he has raced against more than 145 times each without establishing a winning head-to-head record.[1]

Brown's record against his most frequent rivals shows the competitive depth of his career. Against Waters, a driver rated 161 points above him, Brown finished ahead in 69 of 155 shared races; against Kostecki, who won the 2023 Supercars Championship and is rated 327 points higher, the pair split their 147 encounters nearly evenly, with Brown ahead 76 times. His battles with lower-rated drivers such as Macauley Jones, where Brown prevailed 128 times in 148 races, and David Reynolds, where he finished ahead 101 times in 145 races, illustrate his standing as a consistent mid-to-front-field operator. Brown has occasionally beaten much stronger drivers in single appearances, including 2025 NASCAR Cup Series champion Denny Hamlin, though these isolated results are outweighed by his body of work in sustained head-to-head competition.[2]

Brown's career outside Supercars remains exploratory. He contested the NASCAR Cup Series twice in 2024 and 2025 without scoring points, and made a single NASCAR Xfinity start in 2025 with no result. In endurance racing, he scored one podium across three starts at the Bathurst 12 Hour in 2024 and 2025. His 2026 season has seen him move to Triple Eight Race Engineering in the Supercars Championship, where he has taken two podiums in the first 13 rounds to finish P8 overall, marking a step down from his 2024 championship year.