AA_Mejg capped off his already historic campaign with another win at Suzuka, leading home Jordan and a resurgent Keon in a rain-tinged finale that also locked in the final pieces of the championship puzzle. With Justin just missing the podium in fourth, it was enough to secure him P3 in the Drivers’ standings and, alongside Jordan, the Constructors’ title for KICK Sauber after a season-long duel with Haas. The race itself had chaos written into it before lights even went out. A lobby desync at the start shuffled the order dramatically, dropping Mejg from P2 down the field while giving Rollie an awkward jump that quickly turned into front wing damage after tagging Selecta, who was still stuck on red lights. That early contact defined Rollie’s race, as the Williams driver limped back to the pits and spent nearly the entire race isolated at the back. Up front, Mejg wasted no time slicing through the field, recovering from P8 and soon locking horns with the KICK Sauber duo of Jordan and J...

A controversial reverse-layout trip to the Netherlands ended in historic fashion, as AA_Mejg dominated the race at Zandvoort to secure his sixth A1881 title. Behind him, Jordan was classified second for KICK Sauber, while Yeshurrun claimed his first ever official A1881 podium in third after post-race classification adjustments bringing Endru down to P4 despite finishing second on track... From the start, Mejg looked untouchable. The Haas driver converted pole into an early lead and immediately began building a gap, showing the kind of control that has defined his championship runs. Even on a tricky reversed layout that many drivers openly questioned, Mejg seemed completely at ease, inching closer lap by lap to yet another crown. Behind him, the fight was far less straightforward. Endru, reserving in the Aston Martin for Javinwain, had strong pace and actually crossed the line in second place on track, but due to reserve driver limitations was classified fourth. That promoted Jordan to ...

The Chinese Grand Prix delivered another exciting chapter in Season 22, where changing weather and late-race misfortune reshaped the order. In the end it was Jordan who emerged victorious in Shanghai, leading home teammate Justin for a KICK Sauber one-two, while AA_Mejg completed the podium after an impressive recovery drive. The race began under dry conditions, but the looming question over the grid was simple: when would the rain arrive? Strategy quickly became a guessing game. Chaos struck early when Valward, reserving in the McLaren, spun at the exit of Turn 2 on lap two. Crunchypancake’s Ferrari slammed into the spinning car, triggering the only Safety Car of the 56-lap race. That moment immediately split the field strategically. With rain approaching, some drivers dove into the pits under the Safety Car while others stayed out to wait for clearer signs of the weather. When the rain did arrive earlier than expected, the decision punished a few of the frontrunners. Both Mejg in the...

The Australian Grand Prix delivered drama from the very first corners, but in the end it was AA_Mejg who conquered Albert Park with a commanding drive for Haas. The championship leader led home a strong KICK Sauber pairing of Jordan in second and Justin in third, while SV5-3787 produced one of the drives of the race to finish fourth for VisaRB after starting deep in the field. The race began under wet conditions, and trouble arrived almost immediately. Crunchypancake’s Ferrari was squeezed into the wall by Valward’s McLaren on the opening lap, triggering the first Safety Car before the field had even properly settled. It was an eye-catching incident that immediately reshaped strategy across the grid. With the track rapidly drying around lap eight, teams faced a tricky call. About half the field gambled on switching to slick tyres before the Safety Car returned to the pits, but the surface was still too damp and those drivers paid the price. Among those caught out was Williams contend...

A one-stop gamble, a safety car scramble, and a three-way war for the win that went down to the wire. Three tenths of a second. That's what separated the top three across the line at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, and frankly, it could have gone to any of them. Player 5162 rolled the dice on a onestop strategy, nursed a set of white-walled hards for 21 laps, and crossed the line just 0.287 seconds ahead of a charging SV5-3787. VLC_JustinB, who had led from pole and looked every bit the winner in qualifying, had to settle for the final podium step, just 0.574 seconds adrift. This was racing at its rawest. Circuit Gilles Villeneuve | 35 Laps | Light Cloud, 22°C Air / 32°C Track Qualifying: JustinB's Masterclass on One Lap VLC_JustinB put together a beautiful pole lap under overcast skies, posting a 1:09.405 that nobody could answer. It was clinical, clean, and two tenths faster than anyone else could muster. bobo0w96-YT grabbed an impressive P4, while SV5-3787 slotted into P5 with a ...