ROTHNZ WINS THE MOST SPECIAL RACE OF A1881 ON MONACO!

Rothnz clinched another incredible victory in his Alpine, despite already securing the title by showing a GOAT discipline. Haggisnt in Alpphatauri was the one to mess with him throughout the 78 laps under steeet lights at Monaco. Selecta secured the last step of podium in McLaren ahead of Rollie’ Mercedes...

Fameinerth secured a surprise pole but had damage while leading after his incident with Haggisnt. Haggi and Rothnz led the pack by miles all race despite 2 safety cars. As usual, Rothnz had the best of strategies and claimed the win ahead of Haggisnt, in the first and only %100 length Monaco race run at midnight. Haggisnt was still able to clinch P2 in WDC and the title in WCC with Alphatauri, with another incredibel season. Selecta and Rollie battled all race strategically but Selecta was able to stay ahead of the old Rollie, giving him his fourth podium this season and the bragging rights over Rollie after completing his challenge of finishing above him. Magnelman wildcarded for Dan in Ferrari and showed remarkable consistency and dedication to get rid of his eggplant while bringing Dan important points with P5. Kast was the last driver alive on track in his Haas, reaching his best finish position this season with P6, bringing a late and big climb in standings.

The end of game year combined with a %100 race at Monaco made A1881 reach its lowest attendance after years. And more than half of the attendees weren't able to see the checkered flag. Naedanger and Tbran retired and made Aston Martin fall below Mercedes in standings while Selecta’s podium gave McLaren a solid P3. Fameinerth, Saul Goatman, Varea and Sir Ibbo were all eggplanted under Monaco street lights.

This wrapped the Season 13 and the 23 game for A1881, as we are heading to the silly season before allocation of new cars on the new game, for Season 14 to kick with %100 length Canada GP on 9th June…

 

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