RIANC GRABS HIS FIRST WIN OF THE SEASON WHEN MATTERS ON CANADA GP!

Rianc of Alfa Romeo clinched an important win to place him on top in standings with two races to go. Haggisnt had to settle for second after he lost the car in last lap while trying to increase his lead to 3 seconds. Saul Goatman in Williams filled the podium to show his incredible talent on wrestling with slower cars once more…

Race began with Vithjalmen on pole but he found himself in the wall after taking control of the car when he reconnected. This left the two title contenders head to head for 35 laps without any safety car interruption. Rianc was determined in keeping that crown and he gained the lead in championship along with his first win in Alfa Romeo while we are heading to Silverstone next week, making him give his first interview this season:

Rianc: Haha yea it’s been a while, I didn’t think I’d get the chance to give an interview this season with how quick Haggis, Vithj, and Cajoco (before he stepped down) have been.

Yea qualifying wasn’t great I ended up bottling the lap that mattered most but p3 on the grid was still a good position. Thankfully for me Vithj disconnected before the start of the race and that allowed for an easy pass, from there on it was just about trying to stick with Haggis which was in no way easy, I ended up getting by haggis and tried to get out of the drs but haggis doesn’t know when to go away and sat on my gearbox until a slight mistake which gave me a 2 second gap. I pit a lap early to try and get a bigger gap to haggis but I actually lost time and in the second stint Haggis was a slight bit quicker than me and when he eventually got passed me I had to push 110% to stay within the drs, fortunately for me Haggis got a track limits penalty.

I was on 2 warnings so all I had to do was try to stay within 3 seconds and not get a warning myself. A rare mistake from Haggis on the last lap secured the win for me, keeping the championship going into the next 2 rounds…

Haggisnt surely deserved the win too, but he had to accept P2 and be the one to chase the leader on Silverstone. Saul Goatman made a legendary return to grid with Williams, taking a podium and showing Endru’s wildcard for him last week was not undeserved.

Rollie in Ferrari was once more best of the rest and he made a two-stopper work comfortably over his realistic opponents, Dan, Naedangerdavid and Burtay, while also claiming the fastest lap of the race first time in his career. He was followed by Naedangerdavid showing impressive pace in Haas to put himself in between the two Ferraris. Burtay settled for P6 in Ferrari after a race long battle with Dan in Aston to follow him at finish line. Valward finished 8th second time in a row, making Alfa Romeo the most profitable team of the week once more. Selecta came 9th in Williams, finally finding a competitive teammate to show his own flows… Rothnz the GOAT triggered a re-lobby after partying hard for his birthday, which eventually led to a Vithjalmen ragequit and a P10 for him. With Cajoco leaving his seat and Vithjalmen ragequitting, Rollie now only needs to make Rothnz ragequit too for reaching another precious medal… (I’m on it).

Tvoje reserved in Redbull and got P11 ahead of Altan in Mercedes. Bhavish followed Altan while reserving for Aston, getting slowly used to no-assist and showing promising pace, finishing in P13. He was followed by Butcher in Redbull. Magnelman wildcarded for Keon in Alpine and finished his second consecutive race, this time P15. Cmrcnn was the last driver alive on track in Alphatauri. Sir Ibbo had to retire in pits due to a health issue, making the Monument of Consistency almost miss a race in 11 Seasons in A1881…

We are heading hopefully to a Hamilton – Verstappen moment between Rianc and Haggisnt at Copse in Silverstone next week…


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