10 to 1: Ranking the 10 best Supercars drivers of 2024

These rankings are not solely based on championship standings; rather, they reflect a driver’s performance relative to teammates, their cars and expectations.

An action-packed and competitive 2024 Repco Supercars Championship saw several drivers make names for themselves, while others improved their standing as big names of the sport.

After 12 rounds and 24 races, Supercars.com picked out the 10 best drivers of 2024, counting down from 10 and ending with our best of the season.

There were some changes from the overall standings, but the best of the lot duly took out top spot. However, what about the rest?

Honourable mention

The only driver to miss out on our top 10, who sat in the top 10 in the points, was Andre Heimgartner. The Brad Jones Racing driver was one of the eight winners in 2024, and finished 10th overall. However, in his other 23 starts, Heimgartner had a 12.83 average finish in what was an other tough year for BJR.

10) Will Davison

The Shell V-Power Racing Team veteran claimed one podium, as he did in 2023, but beat Anton De Pasquale in the standings for the second time, and finished every single race. Davison's final race of the year was arguably his best, fighting for the podium in Adelaide. He also claimed a Sydney pole, and was briefly in with a shout to win in Townsville.

Read full Will Davison article here.

9) James Golding

James Golding was one of the breakout stories of 2024, claiming a maiden pole in Darwin and maiden podium at Sandown, both long-awaited results. Golding took PremiAir Nulon Racing to new heights in 2024, having impressed for the team since he joined midway through 2022.

Read the full James Golding article here.

8) Matt Payne

Matt Payne's sophomore season was a rollercoaster, but with poles and a win in Townsville, he showed he's one of the best on his day. The Kiwi also claimed podiums at the Grand Prix and Sydney, and should have finished much higher than sixth overall.

Read the full Matt Payne article here.

7) Thomas Randle

Thomas Randle has been a success story of Gen3, finishing fifth after coming home 13th in 2023. Randle claimed a pole in Tasmania and helped Tickford Racing to its first one-two finish since 2017. A win seems just around the corner for the 2020 Super2 champ.

Read the full Thomas Randle article here.

6) Nick Percat

Perhaps the redemption story of 2024, Nick Percat was superb for Matt Stone Racing. He won at the Grand Prix and Tasmania, and while they were his only trips to the podium in 2024, Percat proved to many that he wasn't a spent force after a horror run at Walkinshaw Andretti United.

Read the full Nick Percat article here.

5) Brodie Kostecki

The 2023 champion missed the first two rounds of the season, but once driver and team got their act together, Brodis Kostecki was sublime. He dominated at Bathurst and the Gold Coast, claiming wins and poles at both events, and could have ended 2024 with Adelaide glory had things gone his way.

Read the full Brodie Kostecki article here.

4) Broc Feeney

Broc Feeney finished second with five poles and six wins, but was let down on poor days in a year his teammate didn't put a foot wrong. Still, Feeney was super fast and untouchable at times, destroying the field in Adelaide, sweeping Darwin and putting in one of the greatest non-win performances we've seen at Mount Panorama.

Read the full Broc Feeney article here.

3) Cam Waters

With four wins and a season-high seven poles, Cam Waters went to another level in 2024. His title hopes were extinguished early after a shocking start to the year, but after that, he was sensational, only being outscored by the top two drivers after New Zealand.

Read the full Cam Waters article here.

2) Chaz Mostert

Chaz Mostert pieced together a brilliant campaign, dragging an erroneous Walkinshaw Andretti United into several winning positions, and nearly to the final round. Mostert won three races and claimed a first pole in three years, and before the enduros, was 63 points from the lead. While it didn't pan out the way he'd hoped, Mostert put his rivals on notice.

Read the full Chaz Mostert article here.

1) Will Brown

The best of a brilliant bunch, Will Brown performed at an elite level in 2024. With 19 podiums in 24 starts, Brown took to Triple Eight like a duck to water, and was a deserving champion. He won five races, his best coming in the very last race after charging through from last to win.

Read the full Will Brown article here.