Endru delivered a stunning victory at Spa for Williams, securing his first win of the season after a chaotic 44-lap race that transitioned from dry to wet in the final stages. He narrowly beat Ferrari’s NaeDangerDavid and Aston Martin’s AA_Mejg, who stormed from the very back of the grid after serving what can be called a “mental quali ban” to finish third... The Belgian Grand Prix began under dry skies, with NaeDangerDavid starting from pole and immediately defending hard. Endru, starting from P12, surged through the field, reaching second by lap five and managing his tires and fuel expertly. His early pace gave him a large advantage, but a mid-race safety car erased his 15-second lead. At the restart, Endru rebuilt a gap quickly but received a drive-through penalty that dropped him back. Determined to recover, he fought his way forward and reeled in David again—just as rain began to fall. The late rain turned the race into a high-risk strategy battle. David opted to pit for intermedi...

Round 6 of A1881’s Season 19 brought us to a wet and wild Autodromo Nazionale Monza, where Alpine’s Jordan extended his stunning streak of form with a composed victory, fending off early pressure and treacherous conditions to keep his title campaign on full throttle. He was joined on the podium by Mercedes driver Bhavish and Aston Martin’s Dunce, the latter producing one of the drives of the season with a charge from P16 to P3... The race began under a wet cloud, and so did Jordan’s opening laps. Despite starting on pole, the Alpine driver admitted to having “almost no good feeling in the car” at first, as he came under pressure from Bhavish in the Mercedes and others lurking behind. But the championship leader soon found his rhythm, managed his wet tyres carefully, and pitted at just the right time to emerge in control after the switch to slicks around lap 17. From there, he never looked back. “Yeah the race was certainly tricky at the start as I had almost no good feeling in the car ...

Round 5 of the A1881 Season 19 took the grid to unfamiliar ground—Silverstone in reverse layout. Navigating the flowing but tricky anti-clockwise variant under mixed conditions, Alpine’s Jordan continued his dominant form with a fourth consecutive win. Williams’ Endru finished a superb second after a strong strategic showing, while Haas’ Bards completed the podium in a breakthrough performance. The 26-lap race started under wet conditions, forcing all drivers onto intermediates. With low grip and limited reverse-layout experience across the grid, survival was just as important as pace. Jordan, starting fourth in his Alpine, took a few laps to adapt, but once he did, he unleashed a race-winning rhythm. A crucial pass into Copse gave him the lead, and with a well-timed Safety Car neutralizing a drop-off in tire performance, he held on until the flag. Endru, in the Williams, with his calm and consistent drive earned him a second consecutive podium, further solidifying his climb in the st...

In a chaotic and fully wet Silverstone race, Alpine's Jordan delivered a tire-defying performance to claim his third consecutive victory in Season 19, crossing the line ahead of the Williams pair of Rian and Endru in Round 4 of the A1881 Championship. Jordan and Endru made the extraordinary call to not pit at all , nursing a single set of intermediate tires for the entirety of the 52-lap challenge—an audacious gamble that paid off with race-defining results... The British Grand Prix began under soaking wet conditions, turning the race into a test of survival and strategic thinking. Jordan, starting from P4, settled into rhythm after a cautious start. Despite facing early pressure from the Williams duo of Rian and Endru, he managed his pace masterfully—helped in part by not having to make a pit stop. Rian, while showing strong pace throughout, did pit once mid-race and was left to chase Jordan down in the final laps, ultimately finishing second. “For the race I can say I didn’t win—...