PROMISING YOUNGSTER ENDRU FREES A1881 FROM ROTHNZ DICTATORSHIP IN AUSTRALIA!

Endru clinched a sensational win coming from P18 and dominating the field under mixed conditions. The fallen dictator followed him from 8 seconds behind at finish. Legendarygoat was the last driver on podium after many incidents he was involved in...

Keon was on pole at soaking wet race start and was able to keep it until the first SC period at Lap 7, but decided to pit for inters, together with another few on grid, including Endru, leaving the lead to Rothnz. At that point Endru already had gained 8 positions. While waiting for the track to dry Endru just kept his position and when the conditions pushed the full wet runners to pit, he had an open field. Showing his class throughout the long race,

Endru showed no mercy on his teammate, stressing that “He told him that he won’t let him pass”, and giving us the long awaited interview from another person than Rothnz:

“What can i say i mean it was a pretty weird race i started at the back after a crash in q1, i got a good start so i was p12 after turn 1 but than i wasn't able to push too much as i had a low df dry setup, than i got onto inters too early and got front wing damage which i had to carry for 13 laps and i thought my race was over, but than i saw rothNz pit for inters and exit right behind me, that gave me hope and i started pushing, i also had a spin while i pitted on the wrong tyre when it dried up so i had to pit again on the very next lap (lucky with the safety car) and than i came out in p11 all my work was undone but i was already p5 at the end of the restart lap, than i was hold up by Gordini a few laps but after i got past him there was nothing stopping me from getting past rothNz and after that it was pretty boring just 30 laps of driving and passing the 2 slower guys up ahead (no offence).

Congrats to the podium guys, rothNz and leegoat, keon was also close to a podium starting on pole, and congrats to everyone who managed to finish, that was definitely a tough race

Also sorry to rothNz for breaking that beautiful 12 win streak, the G.O.A.T”

Reporter asks: Did Rothnz BEG you or try to bribe you into giving up this win? Because we all know he's not very comfortable with LOSING? 🎤

Endru: Haha no he didn't ,but just before the race i told him that unless it's clearly impossible for me to defend i won't let him pass he said just to keep it clean, which i tried to do…

With this win, Endru decreased the gap to Rotnz in WDC to 59 points, and with rumours of the possible season extension, he might even have a go in the trophy with this pace…

Rothnz was second and if you’ll excuse me i don’t want to mention him today. Rothnz was second.

Leegoat had many incidents in many of which he seemed to be at fault but not paying the price, except the last one. He chased Rothnz almost half the race within DRS distance but because of his high downforce wet-setup, he wasnt able to pass and when he did, it was already too late becuase of his time penalties. But with this result, he is again involved in the battle for P2 in WDC together with Endru and Keon.

Keon finished fourth and kept his hopes alive for at least a medal this season, keeping P3 in WDC a single point ahead of Leegoat. He was followed by Haggisnt at P5 in Aston, where he once again outperformed his car and also track limits, but positioned himself also at P5 in WDC already. Gordini also did the best of what could be done in Williams and brought it home at P6. Dan surely promised more than P7 when rain was involved but had his moments to make him settle for what he has in hand. Mrmccann is clearly the most stable driver in terms of end results, ranging steadily between P6 and 10 in all the races he is involved. The two Alfa Romeos followed him with Tan ahead, who finally is capable of finishing races in a row. Atwinke endured the %100 race in which half of it he was lapped, just for the sake of climbing above Rollie and Altan in standings and he was able to do so by finishing 10th, after Cajoco’s penalties are deducted. Sir Ibbo was again the last driver alive on track, getting rid of his eggplant.

Altan, Rollie, Ebird, Kingdom, Ekremugur, Butcher Rabbit, Tvoje_mamkacz and Selecta turned the A1881 Grid into an eggplant farm, ahead of the iconic Suzuka GP next Sunday…


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

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E8SdaLewBxU

 

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