HAGGISNT WINS %100 LENGTH SAUDI ARABIAN GP AND SPICES UP THE TITLE FIGHT TO KEEP THE CROWN!

Haggisnt extracted the most of Rianc’s early retirement and got his second win in Alphatauri this season. Behind him was AdamLindberg in Williams coming from the back of the grid. Rothnz lost out to his reserve teammate in last turn, settling for P3…

Haggisnt was unlucky with a game error to give him an unfair 5-place grid penalty and began the race in P12, somewhere he’s not used to. Rianc was on the lead as always until he did a classic T4 retirement. After that Haggisnt had to deal with Williams and the Mercedes of Valward but it didn’t seem to be hard for him at all, finishing 12 seconds ahead of the Williams duo, pulling a Verstappen. He was surprised to see this, as he downplayed his title chances while answering reporters, mid-week.

Haggisnt: So this win was completely unexpected. Had a pretty terrible qualifying after the grid pen and qualifying in 7th meant I was in the midfield for the start. I kind of just accepted I wasn’t getting a podium especially with the pace of everyone else. But kept it clean throughout the race think I also had slightly higher downforce than most so I was very comfortable in the car. was also helped by Selecta and Rian finding the walls and a 🍆 Once I took the lead it was quite an easy rest of the race with Naedanger and Roth fighting and Roth on the 2 stop vs my 3 stop, I just needed to have a consistent pace to take the win. Glad I can put Rian under a little pressure for the championship. Would also be happy to collect all the A1881 medals (by coming 2nd) though…

AdamLindberg reserved for Saul Goatman in Williams and showed another incredible performance. Rumour is that he is going to be finding his place in grid by taking a full time seat not later than next week… Rothnz The Goat was also benefiting from Rianc retirement, but surely would like his reserve teammate leave P2 to him, when he was so much in need of points, but these Swede guys are cold you know...

Valward chose staying out in worn tyres in last SC and this didn’t seem to help a lot, finishing P4. Behind him was Naedangerdavid who shouldered Haas while their superstar was out of the game. P6 we saw Rollie in Alfa Romeo, showing good pace and trying to keep his team in the fight for the best of the rest, while contribution from the other driver of the team continues remaining minimal… P7 was Bhavish in Ferrari, showing very good quali pace and hard and fair battling with Rollie throughout the race, even tried hard in last laps with worn tyres. He definitely showed big improvement in his consistency as well, showing his teammate who is driver Number 1 in Ferrari... Following Bhavish we saw Dan The Man in Alpine, hours remaining to his birthday. Happy birthday man! P9 was Magnelman in Ferrari, reaching his best result this season, after many unlucky races. Burtay was only able to come 10th in Alfa Romeo, still better than 11th though, 4 more points than that at least… Tbran had to serve a quali ban and could only climb up to 11th with Alpine, hurting his chance against Rollie in championship but still ahead of his teammate, which is the only thing matters in this cruel sport. Tvoje also had to serve a quali ban in Mercedes and finished somewhere close to his average, at P12. At P13 we had Kast in Aston who showed respectable consistency once more. Sir Ibbo legend was once more the last driver alive on track, bringing what he can to his Redbull…

Rianc, Selecta, Inginne, Butcher, Inginne and Varea were all eggplanted. Inginne had a difficult race physically and couldnt handle the physically demanding nature of this track and Varea was unlucky to hit the parked car of him, at a difficult place on track where he couldnt see the cause of the yellows until the very last moment. Rianc’s retirement spiced the title fight while McLarens retirement hurt them in the tight fight for the best of the rest in WCC. Keon’s retirement was just half a lap short to be classified and they closed the week with zero points eventually.

 We are heading to Mexico GP next Sunday in A1881!

You can see the footage of the race from Lap 19, streamed by Altan The Crownless King, in the below link:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2C04WxhgCMY&ab_channel=AltanAdatepe

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