No, you aren't just reading a summary of the Winton round back in May.

The statement also applies to the weekend's action at Queensland Raceway.

Ojeda, driving for Bathurst-based Anderson Motorsport, timed his run to the top of the podium to perfection in a strange case of history repeating.

As he did in Victoria two months earlier Ojeda claimed victory in the last race of the weekend to earn the round win.

Best and Feeney contacted each other on the opening lap, eventually putting the former out of action.

Ojeda was at his best to get by Feeney and secure another memorable moment for the Bathurst team.

With his second straight round victory Ojeda (314 points) closed the gap in the championship to Feeney (327) with two rounds remaining.

"Even if the cars in front didn't contact, with the speed in [Jayden's] car he would have eventually got past them. We sent him out with a rocket and he delivered with it," team manager Mick Anderson said.

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"He hit all his marks perfectly in tough track conditions. In race two he got a blinder of a start and got into second place where he was chasing Best down. That's when I thought he was leading himself into a good race three.

"He got the pass on Feeney then drove to the pace he needed to. It's unreal to see him win two rounds in a row."

The most satisfying aspect for Anderson this year has been the ability for the crew to take on bigger teams.

"We're beating main game teams like Brad Jones Racing, Matt Stone Racing, Super 2 teams and Triple Eight teams and we're basically beating them at their own game," he said.

"The whole team have done a perfect job."

Hamish Ribarits (289) and Best (281) remain within striking distance of the championship front runners with two rounds left.

The field is now preparing to travel to The Bend Motorsport Park for the next event over August 23-25.