ENDRU CONTINUES NOT CARING FOR WHAT HAPPENS BEHIND, ON SINGAPORE GP!

Endru dominated again in his Racing Bull, despite three safety cars helping the rest catch him…. Haggisnt showed up after a good while on his own track of choice, and finished second in his Sauber. Selecta reached his first podium, after just taking the Haas seat last week.

Endru’s pole time already showed what this would look like. Yet he was overtaken by Saul Goatman in first stint. He sticked to Saul’s diffuser and kept himself safe from any Saul clumsiness, to take back the lead after the first SC. In second stint he had a comfortable lead, once more to be interrupted by a late SC. Despite having only a handful of laps after the last SC, he was able to pull more than 4 seconds to Haggisnt. And explained that the win was not as easy as he made it look:

Endru: It was a close race, i had the pace but not the consistency because of my setup, i was fighting the car every corner, even spun 2 times but in the end i somehow managed to win even though Haggis had great pace making me work for it, same for Goat who was fighting me hard, ggs…

Haggisnt could pose a more serious threat to Endru here, but he found a Saul that he better didn’t call, on his diffuser into T1, and had to lose time after almost losing the car after this contact. Eventually he was still able to get a decent result with P2. Selecta meanwhile put in consistent laps and reached his first podium in Haas, already upping his game after joining the grid late.

Keon in his Alpine reached his best result this season, right behind podium. He was followed by Dan, who didn’t seem to give a f.ck about low attendance and just focused on getting maximum points, to make him climb P2 in WDC. (Can you believe that?!) Tbran finished P6, after receiving two drive through penalties, while also watching Euro Finals… Justin in his Williams looked like to be another one of Saul victims, but he showed dedication to finish P7 and grab valuable and well deserved points. Sir Ibbo in RedBull was the last driver alive on track with P8, in this race with historical low attendance…

Gio, Saul and Tvoje all retired to carry their eggplants, with Gio’s eggplant tally already reaching a significant level and a threat to his picking of a better car next season, with zero finished races this season…

The excitement in A1881 will continue on Hungaroring next Sunday, with an earliest claimed title opportunity to Endru…

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