RIANC WINS THE OPENER ON MONZA TO PLACE HIMSELF AND ALPINE ON TOP!

Last season’s miracle drives in Alphatauri continues for Rianc, in Alpine this season. Vithjalmen was the chaser in podium, giving us a similar pace to Rianc’s last season, in Alphatauri. Tazer brought Mercedes to the last step of podium, while claiming the fastest lap too…


Race began with Tazer on pole after his incredible quali time, ahead of Rianc. After the first quarter of the race where there was several shuffling of grid due to incidents and safety cars, Rianc was able to sustain his superiour pace throughout the race, to bring himself his first win this season:

“I changed the setup last minute so I wasn’t 100% confident with how the car felt going into quali, I would’ve liked to have gotten pole but a great lap from Tazer left me with P2, I had a decent start holding position but a safety car came out lap 1 so I decided to pit to go on to the mediums but I got caught in the middle of the pack in battles and broke my wing so I had to pit again and change the wing so I went hards to bring me to the end of the race, I was then leading after others pit and fortunately another safety car came out so I pit for mediums while only losing 1 positions. It was a decent battle after the safety car but in the end I was able to build a gap to P2 and just bring the car back in one piece…”

This win put the title contender Rianc and his team Alpine on top. Vithjalmen was the most impressive driver of the grid together with Rianc, bringing a solid P2 to Alphatauri… Season 5 champion Tazer reached podium again after a long time in A1881, chasing his second title once more in Mercedes.

Forrest Jump seems to finish fourth no matter what, with incredible consistency in his second consecutive season in Alfa Romeo. ImFOE was unable to bring a podium to Tifosi on Monza, but he would still take the result in given conditions, where he missed Q3 with an invalidated lap due to track limits on finish straight. Dan gave the most Williams can give and had a clean and consistent pace to bring him P6. Mrmccann followed him with a good pace in Mercedes, until his hard tyres started suffering in last laps, yet he was still able to keep himself ahead of Rollie. Rollie in Alpine had to race with underbody damage for 53 laps after his 3-wide entry to T1 with Valward and Gordini, and was satisfied with the result in given conditions. Altan was smelling podium at the first quarter of the race despite having a quali ban, but then he was the victim of a Haas, a Rollie and lastly himself, which made him settle for P9 in his first race in Aston. Elgogetaman had better pace in Alphatauri than his Redbull season, giving him a solid P10. Butcher was once more doing the unexpected and was able to finish a sim damage %100 race at Monza, on P11, bringing important wildcard points to Keon and Aston Martin as a a team. Sir Ibbo in Redbull was once more the last driver alive on track with P12.

Valward, Leegoat, Jonboi, Gordini, Haggisnt, Cajoco and Selecta were all eggplanted in the eggplant rich soil of Monza…

Excitement in A1881 will continue on Italian soil, this time on Imola next Sunday!

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