The Saudi Arabian Grand Prix brought an exhilarating end to the A1881 League 16th Season, with Alpine’s Jordan securing a brilliant win on one of the calendar’s most challenging circuits, despite being right behind Justin in finish line, due to Justin's time penalty. Meanwhile, the focus of the paddock was firmly on VisaRB’s AA_Mejg, whose third-place finish sealed his first Drivers’ Championship title in what has been a remarkable season... Jordan’s Victory at Jeddah Caps a Strong Season Jordan delivered a commanding performance under the lights in Jeddah, demonstrating exceptional pace and precision. The win underscored his undeniable talent, even as he narrowly missed out on the championship. Reflecting on his season in the post-race interview, Jordan said: "Yeah cheers! Saudi is a track that always feels great to win, and I’m happy to have won. It’s unfortunate I missed Vegas and Mexico (thank you Adam for getting P2 that day), and I also had a stupid game bug in Braz...

The Spanish Grand Prix delivered an electrifying race, with AA_Mejg taking a commanding victory that further solidified his position at the top of the driver standings. The result brings him within touching distance of the Drivers' Championship as the season heads to its final race in Jeddah... Rian started on pole and dictated pace, until he lost the car only 6 laps to go and triggered the safety car which took the race win away from himself. AA_Mejg kept expertly managing the pace while his nearest rivals were all around him all race, keeping the championship alive for one final showdown... When asked about his title chances post-race, he was still cautious: Mejg: Thank you very much! First of all, I'm of course delighted with today's result in Spain. It was a tough race with intense battles. To stand on the top step of the podium again is a great feeling. The season finale is at Jeddah, a street circuit that I like, however there are many walls so it's not over unti...

The streets of Monaco set the stage for a masterclass from Rian, who converted his pole position into a commanding victory for Aston Martin, reigniting his championship hopes. With only two races left, the title fight is razor-sharp. If Rian secures victories in both remaining rounds, he will claim the championship, adding immense pressure on current leader AA_Mejg... Starting from pole, Rian capitalized on Monaco’s notorious difficulty for overtaking. Despite a late safety car that threatened to upend his lead, he remained calm, managed his race to perfection, and brought home maximum points. His closest challenger, AA_Mejg, could only muster second place in the Visa RB, after being held up in the early stages. Jordan completed the podium with a strong third-place finish for Alpine, holding off the midfield pressure. Post-Race Interview with Rian: “Thank you, Yea today was great, Monaco is one my better tracks on the calendar so I knew I just had to do a good enough lap early on t...

Abu Dhabi, UAE — The curtain came down on a thrilling Abu Dhabi Grand Prix as Jordan clinched a stunning victory in his Alpine, shaking up the championship standings and breathing new life into the title fight. The race, set against the backdrop of Yas Marina's shimmering lights, was a rollercoaster of drama and excitement, culminating in one of the season's most pivotal moments. Jordan Dazzles Under the Lights Jordan, starting from a competitive position, executed a flawless strategy and showcased exceptional racecraft to bring the Alpine home in first place. The victory propelled him to 187 points in the drivers' standings, now just 24 points shy of the championship leader, AA_Mejg. AA_Mejg Holds on to Championship Lead Despite being unable to claim the top step of the podium, AA_Mejg in their VisaRB drove a solid race to secure second place. His consistent form keeps him at the top of the standings with 211 points, but the pressure is mounting as their rivals close...

Jordan won Qatar GP ahead of his countryman AA_Mejg, although both were behind Rian on track, due to unforgiving track limits of Lusail Circuit bringing Rian 9 seconds of penalty… Rian set another alien time and began on pole. The confident trio ahead had started on hards, and they stayed within each other’s DRS for a long time. When Rian passed the finish line he was 2.6 seconds ahead of Jordan’s Alpine, but had to accept P3 for having 9 seconds penalty. This made Jordan hold onto the title fight once more, after missing last week’s race. Mejg’s effort together with Dunce put Visa RB above Mercedes in WCC and himself on top in WDC. Naedangerdavid was the driver of the day following podium, and his teammate Rian in end results. His effort despite having a quali ban made Aston Martin the team of the week once more, extending their comfortable lead in WCC. He was followed by Rothnz in Ferrari, finding the only fun at second half of the race in lapping and unlapping Rollie. Endru’s droppi...