HAGGISNT SHOWS WHY HE HOLDS THE CROWN ON SINGAPORE GP!

Haggisnt showed an insane performance in Alphatauri and earned his first win this season on Singapore GP, just ahead of championship leader Rianc's Haas… Saul Goatman came third and clinched his first podium in Williams this season… 


Haggisnt wasn’t able to overcome the incredible pole time of Rianc, but started right behind him and kept constant pressure, without ever losing DRS. The two aliens of the grid gave us a race-long battle just like they did throughout last season. Despite Rianc mostly being on lead, he was on back foot when the last SC entered and there were just 4 laps to go. Haggisnt was once more cool headed to keep his position and give us his first interview this season:

Haggisnt: I was not expecting to win a race this season honestly so I’m very surprised. I thought if I could get a win anywhere it would have been Qatar, but I’ve always had a thing for street tracks so this was the 2nd best chance. After good qualy and first stint just behind Rian got me back in the mood after France. And after the first sc I thought I’d try keep ahead of Rian for a while, I think that last SC saved me though because Rian was keeping right with me and he’s always got a little extra for the last few laps. Also glad to finish Singapore after last times eggplant..

Rian the Alien was likely to keep this one if he expected the last SC and used a bit more of his ERS before that. But thanks to the last SC we had our first race that he didn’t win this season. Yet he still keeps a comfortable lead in standings, 49 points above Rothnz.

Saul Goatman finished third after showing remarkable pace in Williams, giving him his first podium this season. His last podium was on Canada GP last season, again in Williams.

Rothnz the GOAT was once more keeping it strategic and swiftly moved up to P2 in WDC, by coming fourth just behind his teammate. Behind him were the two Alpines, with Tbran ahead of Dan. P7 was Rollie in Alfa Romeo, overcoming a disastrous elimination in Q1, paired with being Butcherd into T1… Naedangerdavid in Haas followed these three, who all saved themselves from the parked car of Selecta on finish line. Valward finished P9 in Mercedes, after being involved in an incident with Saul Goatman in L1 to give him a broken wing. Keon in McLaren came 10th once more ahead of his teammate and also ahead of Magnelman in Ferrari, who had to race with a broken rear wing all race, after his own struggling with adjusting the distance to the barriers while reversing… Selecta was about to finish either 4th or 5th, if he wasn’t victimised by Tbran’s touching from behind 10 meters left to finish line, and finished the race backwards at P12 as a result. Burtay came P13. Yeah… Burtay…All the unlucky things like underbody damage and puncture but come on… Being crushed by his teammate once more after last season. What a disappointment… Kast in Aston Martin kept it safe after having a puncture early in the race and came 14th once more, after France GP last week. Bhavish in Ferrari was fighting ahead, but then fall behind after a few incidents and finished 15th. Sir Ibbo the legend was once more the last driver alive on track, taking serious offers for giving a workshop about how to give way to lapping cars under difficult conditions, to whoever may be needing it…

Inginne in Aston, Butcher in Alphatauri, Cmrcnn in Redbull and Varea were all eggplanted. Varea’s eggplant was especially a hard one to take, since he was performing quite well in his first race in A1881 but had a slight touch from Naedangerdavid  to cause him DNF, only 6 laps remaining to finish.

The excitement in A1881 will continue with %100 length Bahrain GP next Sunday, right after the kicking of the actual F1 2024 season!

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