Randle’s Forgotten Triumph Over a Supercars Champion
Let’s talk about a story that often flies under the radar in the world of Supercars—Thomas Randle’s 2020 Super2 Championship win over none other than the current Supercars champion, Will Brown. It’s one of those moments in motorsport that gets overshadowed by everything that followed, but looking back, it’s a testament to Randle’s skill, determination, and resilience.
Back in 2020, the world was dealing with the chaos of the COVID-19 pandemic, and Randle himself was battling a personal fight—his diagnosis with testicular cancer. But despite all of that, he went head-to-head with Brown in a shortened season and came out on top. Fast forward to today, and while Brown now carries the #1 on his Red Bull Ampol Camaro as the reigning Supercars champion, Randle is still chasing that elusive first main game race win.
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Randle knows how talented Brown is, but he also knows that winning the 2020 Super2 title wasn’t just a fluke. Speaking to V8 Sleuth, he reflected on that season, acknowledging the challenges but standing firm in his belief that anyone on the grid—including himself—has what it takes to win. And to be fair, he’s already shown glimpses of that potential. His 2024 campaign was solid, finishing in the top five overall, and there were even a couple of races where victory was within reach.
He’s not shying away from what needs improvement, either. Randle admits that there were missed opportunities last year, moments where he could have capitalized but didn’t. That’s where his focus is now—learning from those experiences, fine-tuning his approach, and making sure that when the chance to win presents itself again, he’s ready to take it. He’s also looking at how the new 2025 tyres might play to his strengths, particularly in terms of tyre management, an area he’s actively working on improving.
So, as we gear up for the 2025 Repco Supercars Championship, Randle isn’t just out there to make up the numbers—he’s determined to prove that his 2020 triumph wasn’t just a footnote in history. With the right mix of speed, strategy, and consistency, that first Supercars win might be just around the corner. And who knows? Maybe this time next year, we’ll be talking about Randle’s own championship run.
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