BORING SWEDE WINS YET ANOTHER RACE IN SILVERSTONE…

Rothnz won in Silverstone once more leading almost entire laps after setting pole, missing the Grand Slam only by not leading a lap after pits. Former champ Ebird was way behind in his Mclaren yet was almost as comfortable as Rothnz, finishing second, giving him his first points with podium. Keon also reached his long deserved first podium in Alphatauri…

Rothnz didn’t leave us much to say, extending his lead after beginning at pole throughout the race and setting a record of winning streak by finishing first in the last five races. With this win he increased his lead in WDC to 62 points, leaving the title chances of Altan to miracles… Ebird finished second even though he was hunted by Atwinke after start, but benefited from Redbull driver’s spins and had his first podium this season, giving McLaren what was expected of him after a long while. This brought Ebird the champ on equal points with Sir Ibbo and just above Cmcrnn, promising us a fierce fight between the three in the remanining races lol… Keon has been in impressive form recently and finally was able to reap the fruits of his performance by taking his first podium this season. With this podium he brought himself close to the fight for top 3 in WDC, also kept Alphatauri in the best of the rest seat.

Dan was able to reach P4 in his home race, bringing him only 10 points behind Rollie in P3. Cajoco finished fifth, contributed his team where he was needed, yet surely more was expected of him looking at his incredible TT time on this track. Endru finished sixth again, in a somewhat suspicious season for him with the rumors about him being fed up against his team where he now is in his fourth season… Rollie already sucked in this track, but he was better than his practice performances until he had a few technical issues and a spin consequently, which cost him at least a few positions, ending up in seventh.  Dan, Cajoco and Keon closed up on him in WDC three races remaining to the end of the season, only 12 points seperating these four.

Atwinke had a solid pace in qualifying and until the first pit window, but he again was the victim of his clumsiness and finished at P8 after several spins. Leegoat was also another clumsy driver on track yesterday, involved in multiple incidents without any serious victims and finished ninth. Altan the crownless king had an incident with Rollie at L1, missing his braking point and hitting Rollie, resulting in a wing damage for him and finished P10… Mrmccann finished eleventh, providing some nice battles on track but not a result he would have dreamed. Kingdom was on P12, contributing and helping his team keep P3 in WCC. Behind him were Butcher, Sir Ibbo and Cmrcnn, giving us our first non-eggplanted race this season.

The excitement (not for Rothnz) in A1881 will continue on Australia GP next Sunday…

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