RIANC GETS HIS FIRST A1881 WIN ON JEDDAH AS CAJOCO GRABS THE CROWN FROM ROTHNZ’S HEAD, WHILE MAKING ASTON THE WCC CHAMPIONS TOGETHER…

Rianc won Saudi Arabia GP with an alien pace on Alphatauri… Cajoco followed his coutryman to secure his first title, giving Aston the WCC at the same time. Lee followed them on podium with Redbull, after eliminating Rothnz on track…

Rianc was a rocket in all weekday practices and he was able to carry his pure pace to the race this time. He began the race on P2, behind Haggisnt and Rothnz. Despite falling back after several shuffling of grid due to three SCs in 11 laps, he was able to tear up his way through back on top in narrow Jeddah streets. This gave him his already expected first win on A1881:

“Thanks again man, and yea I felt really good coming into tonight and was really happy with qualifying, I don’t think I could’ve gotten any more out of the lap with the Alpha Tauri but was very happy to get 3rd in quali.  I had a great start to the race getting by Haggisnt on the first lap and then I just tried my best to keep with Rothnz which is not easy at all but the few safety cars at the start interrupted the flow a little and forced me to change my strategy and change on to the hards, unfortunately being in the middle of the pack at Jeddah can be a recipe for disaster and I got into an incident and broke my wing, thankfully another safety car came out which allowed me to pit onto mediums and fix the wing and get right back to the pack. From there on I felt the mediums was a great race tire and I felt really confident with the car and few incidents infront of me allowed me to get back to the front relatively quickly, thankfully Cajoco didn’t put up too much of a defense and fortunately leegoat had a 3 second penalty and I had the pace to stick in his drs till the end and finally get a first win in A1881”

Rianc was only unlucky for aligning his first win with the race the WDC and WCC were decided. Cajoco’s lack of defence against Rianc was possibly due to his motivation to bring the car safely home, where Rothnz had retired and title was already decided at that point on Lap 11. After waiting for 6 seasons to have a top car, and losing the title with a single point in Alpine last season, he was understandably amazed by the title yet still showed his respect to his teammate whom he grabbed the crown from:

Cajoco: “Thanks man! I’m really happy to have won the title and even nicer to wrap it up with a race to spare!! Just want to thank my teammate RothNz who always supported me when he could through the season even while being my closest title contender.. true legend. Also to all the drivers I shared battles with up and down the grid I had a lot of fun. I will be missing the season finale in zandvoort but looking forward to racing with everyone again next season, hoping CAS is in a good mood lol.”

Leegoat was the third driver on podium with Redbull despite finishing ahead on track due to his penalty He destroyed Rothnz' slim title chances with his mistake yet the second and third place in WDC is still up for grabs between the two. Rothnz the GOAT also shared his feelings for the race he lost the title yet secured the WCC together with Cajoco in Aston and praised and congratulated his teammate, and already challenged him for next season:

“I’m extremly impressed by Cajocos consistancy, lap after lap, race after race. Together we won constructors by far and that was my main goal when picking AM with him. My season has been a rollercoaster but Cajoco has been steady at the top the entire season and truely deserve the crown. Congrats mate! Lets end this season in style then i’ll come after you for next season! 💪🏽”

Haggisnt was the first driver to follow podium in Mercedes, ahead of Forrest Jump in Alfa Romeo. Rollie was some 20 seconds behind them on P6, entering a fierce last race with Forrest, from only a single point behind. Behind Rollie was Keon in Haas. Selecta finished at P8 and this kept Mercedes at P2 in WCC, still 35 points ahead of Ferrari as we head to last race. Burtay returned grid to replace Atwinke in Haas and had a reasonable pace, considering he wasn’t racing for the last 8 months. Altan finished on P10 in Alpine, in his usual place. Dan had many unlucky moments and finished P11, yet he is still ahead of his teammate in WDC and is officially the Leclerc of Ferrari now.

Butcher finished P12, and saved himself from 5 eggplants at once while bringing important wildcard points to Mrmccann in McLaren, and he also was ahead of his teammate Kingdom. Sir Ibbo was once more the last driver alive on track, with P14.

Elgogetaman, Cmrcnn, Rothnz, Tazer, Gordini and Mert were all eggplanted.

We are heading to Zandvoort next week for season finale, on a %100 length race...


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