ROTHNZ BLAH BLAH BLAH SAUDI GP!

Rothnz blah blah in blah blah… Following him was Endru to complete the Alpine double. Rollie managed to reach last step of the podium first time in McLaren…

Rothnz and Endru finished the race exactly like they started. Having a comfortable lead throughout the race, Rothnz bla bla bla, then pitted blah blah blah and blah blah. He said after the race: “Blah blah blah, blah blah, 😂😂😂 I AM THE BEST 😂 blah blah blah, YOU GUYS SUCK 😂😂 etc. etc.”

Endru had a different strategy, started with softs and got the lead in L1, SC came at a perfect moment where his softs were getting old, but failed to match the pace of Rothnz with hards. He seemed to select a harder set of tyres for the weekend, which made him pass Q1 on hards, but ended up having to fit worn softs after the last SC, where he could possibly have a chance on his teammate. This gave him his second podium in a row, and Alpine the second double.

Rollie had a very good pace throughout the race, battled for P3 with Dan and Keon more than half of the race, and benefited from Dan’s retirement in Lap 49, to reach his first podium in Mclaren. His last podium was also here last season, that time completing the Mercedes double with Rothnz, which was the race to begin Rothnz’s painful-to-watch streak of wins.

Keon finished P4, having some good battles with Dan and Rollie, but was unable to reach his second podium of the season. Cajoco was very quick again, finishing fifth in Alphatauri. He has finished within the Top 6 in all races this season, lurking around the podium and eyeing to reach one. Altan showed a much better quali pace than his race pace as usual, had some unlucky incidents which cost him wings and time, and finished P6. He was followed by Hagginst, who is considered as possible “Next Rothnz” having insane pace in Aston Martin in quali, and finished P7. Mrmccann finished P8, once again contributing important points to Alphatauri, helping them sit in P2 in WCC. Tuznani finished P9 once more, bringing the Williams in a safe and steady manner to P8 in WCC, despite not having any teammate support. Ebird finished the race as the last driver alive on track in P10, followed by Dan and Atwinke who were unable to finish the race but still classified for completing %90 of race distance.

The excitement in A1881 will continue in posh Monaco next week!


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