RIANC CONTINUES DOMINATING, THIS TIME ON BAHRAIN GP…

Rianc of Haas has won his fourth race this season, after a single race break last week, to increase his lead to 78 points. Valward reached his third podium this season on Mercedes. Gordini filled the podium while wildcarding for Cmrcnn in Redbull…


Rianc started ahead once more with an extraordinary pole time. He lost (or maybe gave away) the lead to Valward at first stint, to only follow him closely until Valward decided to pit. It looked like a close battle from outside but we just learned later that he was fuel saving throughout that first stint 🙄 He was able to overcome two undercuts of Valward and with only 5 laps remaining, once more stole Valward’s chance of reaching his first win in A1881. Gordini was expected to possibly fight closer to this duo in RedBull, but instead he had most of his battles with Kragish, who was also wildcarding Inginne in Aston.

We had battles everywhere on grid simultaneously, in a %100 length race where no SC appeared, and everyone was equalised by fuel issues. Behind podium we had Keon in McLaren, showing very strong and consistent pace throughout this season, to bring himself fifth in standings. Behind him was Kragish in Aston, to also claim the fastest lap. At P6 we had Haggisnt in Alphatauri, who tried to limit damage but eventually had to share P2 in WDC with Valward now. AdamLindberg reserved for Butcher and finished P7, despite also serving his quali ban and starting from the back. Tbran finished P8 in Alpine, once more leading his team and being involved in the best of the rest fight in WDC. Naedangerdavid in Haas had very good pace and came P9 despite serving a quali ban. Burtay had much better pace than his teammate in Alfa Romeo this time, battled hard with the likes of Haggisnt, Tbran and Leegoat, but had to fuel save in last quarter of the race to make him settle for P10, just ahead of his teammate Rollie. P12 we saw Dan in Alpine after a week without any practice, around 10 seconds behind Rollie and ahead of Bhavish’s Ferrari. Tvoje finished P14 in Mercedes, contributing to his team as much as he could. Magnelman once more had to race with permanent damage in a long race, but was determined to bring those points to keep Ferrari above RedBull and Aston. Kast in Aston had very good quali pace, reached Q3 after a long while but had to accept being the last driver alive on track eventually.

Sir Ibbo, Rothnz, Saul Goatman and Selecta all had their eggplant dishes in pits, intentionally, after being upset with different things. We will be going to Jeddah next Sunday, for another thrilling %100 length race!


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