ENDRU CLAIMS HIS FIRST A1881 TITLE IN HIS 11TH SEASON, ON SPA!

Endru clinched one of the most dominant titles of A1881 with his Visa RB, after missing it in equal points in Season 5… Tvoje was leading the Mercedes duo in podium, ahead of Dan…

Endru needed only to finish the race here to secure title, while his main rivals were missing and having a 96 points gap in championship. Yet he wanted it the hard way and chose to begin from the back and climb his way back to where he belongs. He skipped the rain patch on mediums while everyone pitted for inters, showing extraordinary skill once more… He was 20 seconds clear of P2 at finish line in his Racing Bull. He has been one of the oldest members of the current grid, and have had dramatic moments to lose the title. He was once more cool headed and modest in his interview, after dethroning his GOAT teammate:

Endru: I started p16 and got a good start and started going up the field pretty fast, by the end of lap 6 i was leading after Jordan’s crash which made my race easier, at the first safety car i pitted for mediums and one lap later rain started, while almost everyone pitted I stayed out but it turned out to not be a very short rain, at some point i was the single one on slicks and i had no grip in the lower speed corners but i knew i had to make the strategy work, then it finally started drying up then followed some laps of me saving tyres to get the end but a late safety car came out and i pitted for softs, after that it was about 13 laps of pushing without taking big risks

In the end i wanna thank Roth for helping me a lot this season, he did a solid job as a teammate and i hope he gets that P2 in the standings and he gets that wcc while I’m on holiday.

This was such a beautiful season, i hope to see everyone again on track next season and hopefully i am still competitive”

Tvoje reached his second consecutive podium after his first last week in Hungary, and climbed P2 in championship to have a better shot on his first A1881 medal. Dan followed him in podium, giving him his second podium this season after Qatar. The Mercedes duo also denied or delayed a possible Visa RB WCC title with this double podium.

Behind podium was Rollie in his Aston, albeit being P7 at finish line, due to less time penalties he had. He was followed by Dunce in Visa RB reserving for Rothnz, gave a race-long battle with Rollie and finished ahead, but classified behind due to his penalties. Bhavish finished 6th in McLaren. Justin again had very good pace in Williams, showing how dangerous he will be in a better car, but classified P7 for 15 seconds of track limits penalties. SkidSolo reserved for Saul in McLaren and helped keep McLaren above Aston in standings. Patrick Myler had good pace in Ferrari, was around the duo of Rollie and Dunce all race, but he was victimised heading into bus stop in last lap and had to settle for P9 eventually. Kast in Ferrari had a controversial incident with Tbran heading into Eau Rouge, while they were 4 wide. He finished P10, in his quest to save Ferrari from the bottom of WCC table. Tbran had a very difficult race, getting a puncture and permanent damage after his incident with Kast, but showed good patience and dedication to bring his Aston to finish at P11. Naedangerdavid was definitely on podium pace in his Williams, but lost the car right after saving himself from his teammates’ possible spin. He still was classified as P12 due to completed laps. Sir Ibbo was once more the last driver alive on track in his RedBull, in P13. He is close to a top-half of the table finish with his solid consistency, first time after his P10 in Season 4.

Inginne, CPI_Jordan and Selecta were all eggplanted in their own ways. Selecta out of nervousness of seeing Rollie in his mirror, Cpi while still pushing despite having a 7 seconds lead, and Inginne in his own original way…

We are heading to Baku GP next Sunday, the pick of Selecta who thought he would make things hard for the grid…

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