ROTHNZ COMES BACK INTO THE TITLE FIGHT WITH AN INTIMIDATING PACE ON BRITAIN GP!

Rothnz in his Aston has reminded everyone of his long lasting dominance, by winning comfortably ahead of RedBull driver Leegoat at Silverstone. Cajoco filled the podium by overtaking Rianc cruelly on last lap…

Rianc in his Alphatauri was on pole to a soaky wet race with an incredible time in dry quali session, followed by OPgamer. Rothnz was already able to take the lead by Lap 4, and then he increased lead steadily. After the first SC entering with Endru’s retirement, he was again on lead and dominated the field by having a 15 seconds lead when he saw the checkered flag. He refused to give an interview to imply that he was fed up with the attitude of the haters of his success, and will continue speaking on track… Leegoat had a clean race and saved himself from big errors, despite being challenged by Cajoco at the beginning of the race. He also had a steady pace after the SC and this brought him a comfortable second place, some 24 seconds ahead of Cajoco at finish line. Cajoco had ups and downs in his pace under rain but was much more quick and steady when it dried up the last 10 laps. He chased Rianc who deserved a seperate paragraph with his amazng pace in Alphatauri, but then was cruelly overtaken by Cajoco in last lap with the help of DRS in dry conditions. Cajoco kept his lead in WDC ahead of his teammate with this podium and also has been the only driver to reach podium in all three races of this season.

Some 10 seconds behind Rianc was Rollie, who had a relatively good pace, and finished first time ahead of his teammate Dan. He was followed by Forrest Jump who was also overperforming his Alfa Romeo, but lost some pace after the track went dry. Selecta finished seventh, bringing important points to Mercedes in a race where his teammate retired. Finndermann reserved in Atwinke's Haas after a very long time, and finished 8th. He was followed by Dan in Ferrari, who had an unlucky race with DT penalties and Ferrari strategies… Keon in Haas finished 10th ahead of Altan in Alpine. Gordini finished 12th in Williams, giving him his worst result this season. Ebird had shockingly slow pace in Alfa Romeo and finished 13th. Mrmccann tried to carry McLaren alone once more, bringing 5 points with P14. Tbran raced for Shmodus in Alphatauri and brought Shmodus his first points this season by finishing 15th. Kast was again able to finish this demanding race in Redbull, at P16. Sir Ibbo was the last driver alive on track in his Williams with P17.

OPgamer and Endru were the only eggplant owners, Endru especially being damaged by its possible effect on his title chances. The excitement in A1881 will continue on Temple of Speed next Sunday…

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