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Broc Feeney wants ultimate glory for Triple Eight in 2024, with the young driver outlining a championship one-two as the team’s biggest goal.

Triple Eight was beaten to both championships by Erebus Motorsport last year after a dramatic and oftentimes controversial title fight.

The storyline included Will Brown’s mid-season defection to Triple Eight, with Feeney and Brown forming the youngest line-up on the grid.

The off-season has since featured more drama, with champion Brodie Kostecki to be absent when lights go out for Race 1 at the Thrifty Bathurst 500.

Feeney is aiming high and wants Red Bull Ampol Racing to chase an historic one-two championship finish — something only six teams have achieved.

Triple Eight is eyeing an unprecedented sixth one-two, having done so with Jamie Whincup and Craig Lowndes (2011-13) and Shane van Gisbergen and Whincup (2016, 2021).

However, Feeney knows he and Brown have to work together to get there, regardless of who ends up on top.

"At the end of the day, we're both trying to win, but you both can't win,” the 21-year-old said.

"We get along really well. Even me and Shane, there were a couple of times where it wasn’t so nice, but you get back to the truck and it’s brand new.

“I think we’re going to get along really well. The biggest goal here is trying to be one-two.

“You do want to beat your teammate, but you have to beat everyone else first.”

Whincup was part of Triple Eight’s five one-twos as a driver, beating Lowndes three times before being pipped by van Gisbergen twice.

While the most dominant team in Supercars history, Triple Eight has also had its fair share of teammate bust-ups.

Notably, Whincup and van Gisbergen clashed several times in 2021, while the team had to grapple with a team orders situation between van Gisbergen and Feeney in Townsville last year.

Having been in the furnace both as driver and team boss, Whincup wants his young drivers to race hard, but ensure they bring home the best possible result for the team.

“To have Will onboard alongside Broc is fantastic for us. I can’t think of a younger, more exciting driver combination than those two heading into this year,” said Whincup, who will race in the enduros with Feeney for a third season.

“We’ll make sure we give them the best cars on the grid, and then it’s going to up to them to showcase what we can do.