SEASON 7 REVIEW IN A1881 AFTER CHINA GP and ANOTHER ANNOYING ROTHNZ WIN…

Rothnz has won the season finale in A1881 and left us some annoying records to break. Endru was very quick yet he couldn’t keep up with Rothnz after his spin and settled for second place. Leegoat reached his second consecutive podium in Haas and intimidated already for next season…

The race contained many battles except P1 after L6, yet due to traditions we had to hear from the winner once more and he basically made fun of me because he doubled the points of his teammate. Man it’s such a pain interviewing your winning teammate every f.cking week… Other than that the champion said “I’m looking forward with a little less powerful car tbh, so i can have these exciting battles that Endru, Leegoat, Rollie and Keon had last race…” So guys i’m working on CAS to give him what he needs to be able to do that…

The last race only had a single medal left to be fought for between Dan and Rollie and despite his teammate’s mocking Rollie was able to reach that by reaching P5 behind Keon. But he was a little bit downhearted because Dan had a game glitch which made him race in a parallel universe where he was reaching his medal… Oh this game plays with emotions so cruelly…

The battle between Cajoco, Endru, Leegoat and Keon was breathtaking until the first pit window. But instead of talking about the race, let's take a look at how this season unfolded.

The season opener in Austria was an Alpine double led by Cajoco, which was followed by another Alpine win by Altan being followed by Rollie on Azerbaijan and surely this promised a much more exciting season until… Until Rothnz taped his Fanatec in Saudi Arabia GP which he picked himself… It was also a Mercedes double completed by Rollie, and those times Rollie was still ahead in standings and thinking the tape wouldn’t hold until the end of the season. Yet it did. The f.cking tape was more solid than the Fanatec itself and all the remaining races was won by Rothnz in a dominant way. With this impressive season, Rothnz has been:

The driver to acquire the most points in a season. (367)

The driver to win most races in a season. (8)

The driver to win most races in a row. (8)

The driver to have most race wins in total (13)

The all-time race winners for drivers and teams is as follows:

 

Rothnz x 13

Mercedes x19

Ebird x 7

Ferrari x12

Altan x 6

Aston x4

Ertan x 5

Alfa Romeo 4

Dupewar x 7

AlphaTauri x3

Rollie x 5

Redbull x1

Gordini x 4

Alpine x3

Burtay x 3

Mclaren x1

Keon x 2

Dan x 2

Gio x 1

Twisted x 1

Trowhs x 1

Gbjhilterman x 1

Cajoco x2

Endru x1

Pomak x1

 

The disappointment of the season can be Ebird the last champion picking only 51 points in Mclaren, to be followed by Mrmccann in Redbull, who was expected to be one of the title contenders in Redbull. Also Cajoco and Rollie promised much more then they delivered, Cajoco settling for P9 and Rollie getting less points than he did with Alphatauri and settling for P3.

Gordini was definitely the reserve of the season, reserving for five races and reaching three podiums (one in Haas, two in Alpine)...

Thanks to all our drivers for being so nice, clean and mature both on / off track. And thanks to LoneGeorgie who colored our races with amazing commentary. We are heading to car selection tonight where no success will go unpunished once more...

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