“NOW I CAN WIN THE TITLE EVEN WITH ONLY ONE LEG!” SAYS ROTHNZ AFTER WINNING AUSTRALIA GP…

Rothnz once again was on top at the end of Australia GP even though it was not as easy as before this time… Endru followed him giving us glimpses of his previous season performances and reached his first podium this season. Gordini was once more on podium, this time reserving for Cajoco…


Rothnz lost the pole to his countryman with less than a tenth, but was able to claim P1 after a few laps. Yet he took a somewhat dubious decision to use the SC period for an early pit, even though he was on only 3 laps mediums. Being involved in close battles and a few spins and driver mistakes, which we are not used to seeing in him, he benefited from last SC at L21 and hunted Endru on softs, taking the lead in the last laps and seeing the finish line at P1 now six races in a row, setting a record almost impossible to break. Refusing to give interviews in the last few races due to not having any competition, he was arrogantly in front of microphones this time:

“Hi there! Its been a while…

I'm sorry for no interviews last 2 races but I decided to focus on my coming races intstead of comenting whats in the past.

Now when the WDC is so close i could even win it with only one leg, i could sure do an interview.

Well. What can i really say. I had a shitqualy and a shitty start. I also had a spin, and also missed breaking point once taking myself out on the gravel.

So to sum it all up; A complete shitrace from my side where i managed to get my shit together and take the P1 like I was stealing candy from the kids…

Im dissapointed on my driving but the mistakes i did made up for some great battles on my way up to P1. On other hand you can also screw up as my teammate did, if you like a challange and many battles in the race. Get fooled by your Turkish friends, qualy on inters and start P17. There you have an uphill from the start lol…

Congrats to Endru and Gordini to the podium, a great effort by you. You were much more solid than me today and deserved the win more than me…”

Endru had amazing pace throughout the race. He had a controversial incident with Gordini which could have caused major damage, but was able to save himself from Gordini’s contact and reach podium first time after Spain GP last season, where he lost the title with finishing P3, and admitting to still have flashbacks of that race at nights… Gordini had fallen to P4 after his contact with Endru, but he reached the last step of the podium when Altan span in last lap just ahead of him. Altan still has a shot at title with this result, if the miracles of Rothnz retiring in the last two races and him winning both come true…

Dan finished P5 ahead of Rollie, overtaking him inside the pits with an amazing pit crew performance. This brought him even closer to Rolle in WDC, just 8 points behind when there are two races to run for the final medal. Rollie had to overcome the consequences of his own stupidity, where he was fooled by Dupewar and Cmrcnn, and set a time with inters in Q1, resulting him to begin at P17. He was able to climb the grid though, at least doing enough contribution to his team continue leading comfortably the WCC. Kingdom had a relatively calm race and did well by reaching seventh. He was followed by Twisted Jack, who again was almost 20 seconds behind everyone at first SC entry, but was able to have a happy ending to his race. Sir Ibbo finished ninth, keeping him over Ebird and Cmrcnn in WDC.

Keon was at P5 until he had to pay the price of Rollie’s clumsiness, touching and losing time after Rollie’s spin, regressing back to P10, not to mention the unnecessary time penalty given by the game, which he already made the appeal against. Mrmccann finished 11th again after Silverstone, followed by Dupewar the champ in Aston, who got rid of his double eggplants by finishing the race this time. Butcher Rabbit was the last driver alive on grid, who accidentally got the wrong car, and brought points to Ferrari instead of himself and his team Haas, where they needed it when Leegoat was absent.

Albay, Ebird, Cmrcnn, Shmodus and Tan tasted the tasty eggplants once more. The excitement in A1881 will continue mostly for positions other than P1, on Imola next Sunday...


You can find the stream of the race commentated by LoneGeorgie in the below link:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqaTxy314w4&t=4666s&ab_channel=A1881RealisticF1League


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