"They really surprised me, I didn't know a few of them were coming down. "I definitely had a lot of support coming from my friends in Sydney, as well as Griffith," she said. There were a few familiar faces in the crowd for Caspers during her debut, including her two sisters, partner and friends. Four players debuted for Canberra in its 1-0 loss to Melbourne City last Friday night, including Holly Caspers, Ally Haran, Chelsee Washington and Alexia Karrys-Stahl. It was awesome to get another win and hopefully they keep coming.Memories of a sea of green bucket hats, the cheers of fans reverberating around Viking Park, and loved ones watching on are what four Canberra United debutants will be holding on to for round two on the road. "A few hours later, that decision was finally reversed, so I was very pleased.
"We then got the red flag, but I crossed the line first and celebrated the win, which then got taken off me. "Yesterday, I made it very difficult for myself dropping back to fifth position just before Turn 1, but then we worked our way through. I’m just learning so much and I’m loving the environment I’m in… I feel so comfortable in the car.
"When I make a mistake, the team collectively comes through and we fight hard to the end. Race 1 yesterday was a great example of how fast our car is and how well the team works together,” he said. He managed to regain second and hounded Best, only to fall short after a number of overtake attempts.ĭespite the disappointment of missing out on the Sunday win, Feeney was delighted to have been awarded Saturday’s race after being the leader when it was declared. "I’m rapt with those wins, and I just missed out on the win in the last race, but I couldn’t be happier with how everything went.”įeeney made life tough for Best in Race 2, but only after he lost ground off the start. "If you had said that to me a few weeks ago, I definitely would have taken it.
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