The ACT Brumbies have produced a near-perfect match for a 60-21 win over Moana Pasifika in Canberra.

It was the Brumbies at their breathtaking best as they tore apart the visitors defence across the night.

Fullback Tom Wright was at his brilliant best with a double, allowing the hosts to take a 29-14 lead at the break.

His second was the highlight of the half, producing a try of the year contender in the 38th minute.

The game was in the balance when Wright boldly chipped across-field from the Brumbies' line when they had momentum, finding flying winger Corey Toole in traffic.

Toole, who did his own Test case no harm with another scything display, veered back in-field and found Wright again for a daring full-field try.

Pasifika had looked set to score themselves before hooker Billy Pollard stripped a runaway Nigel Ah Wong, giving Wright the platform to display some Brumbies brilliance.

Lolesio dropped a pass with the line in sight, but it was an early blemish in an otherwise dominant performance by the man overlooked for a World Cup role last year.

He no sooner set up Hudson Creighton with a line-break and flick pass, then kicked across-field to create a try after halftime, and threw the last pass for rampaging flanker Charlie Cale to score.

No.12 Tamati Tua scored from a turnover, Pollard showing a clean set of heels before Rob Valetini stormed on to a pass and set up the centre.

Pasifika, who are now 2-3, kept early pace when they twice exposed a thin left-side Brumbies defence and scored through Kyren Taumoefolau and Lotu Inisi.

Even down a player, the Brumbies brought up the half century thanks to a trio of late tries.

Wright iced his display with a polished assist for Toole and a try of his own in a two-minute burst in the final stages.

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