Rankupwithme converted another pole into a dominant victory at Madrid, taking the win ahead of Rollie and TrenchGhost. The VisaRB driver looked in a class of his own from the opening laps, pulling away early and choosing an aggressive early-stop strategy that left the rest of the field chasing. Even three safety car restarts could not unsettle him, as Rankup repeatedly rebuilt his advantage after every restart... The win was made even more impressive by the pace shown throughout the race. A pace suggested afterwards that, without the interruptions, he may well have been on course to lap the entire field. It was a statement performance on one of the season's most technical and intimidating circuit for many. Of course, even after a dominant win, Rankup still found something to complain about. His target was Rollie in his interview, who according to Rankup was "brutal again" and allegedly "almost threw him to the wall"...  Behind him, Rollie was classified P2 a...

RothNz is back where he belongs. In the only forced-cockpit race of Season 25, and over the brutal distance of a 100% Monza Grand Prix, the McLaren driver finally ended an extraordinary wait for victory, classified ahead of Rankupwithme after deduction of his penalty and his teammate Rollie. More than ten seasons after his previous A1881 victory in Hungary in Season 14 with Racing Bulls, the league’s undisputed GOAT on and off the track has added another chapter to its history... The race initially looked set to be Rankup-Bards-Roth battle. Rankupwithme produced the only 1:19s qualifying lap to take pole, with Bards alongside him and RothNz starting fifth. The trio remained tightly packed through the opening phase, but Bards’ challenge took a major hit on Lap 7 when a VSC caught him missing the delta and handed him a drive-through penalty. Behind them, Rollie was producing one of the drives of the race. Starting all the way back in P15 after a qualifying ban, the McLaren driver carved ...