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Written by Spencer Rose
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Tuesday, 29 June 2010 16:01 |
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With all eight rounds done, the championship is finally over. Magnus Björndal was crowned our champion two events ago, and LFS.SE took the squads championship after round 7, but little else was known until the final lap of the season was complete. Congratulations to Magnus Björndal, Robin Friskopps, and Yann Laprevotte for finishing as the leaders of the drivers championship.
And congratulations to LFS.SE for a dominating victory, as well as ineX racing for taking 2nd without even competing in every round.
Other than the United Kingdom, the Nations Championship mimicked the Squads Championship very closely. None-the-less, congrats to Sweden, UK, and the USA.
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 30 June 2010 13:59 |
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Written by Spencer Rose
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Tuesday, 29 June 2010 15:44 |
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The final round of the inaugural Scrappy Standards League season was held at the peoples choice, Fern Bay Green with a custom chicane. This round saw a new driver get pole, Robin Friskopps, teammate of championship winner Magnus Björndal. A driver familiar to the top step collected both race wins though, ineX's Kenneth O'Keefe.
For the first time this season, a XFG leads the grid when the lights go green.
The faster XRGs were able to get the better of the XFGs in the sprint though.
In a race to be remembered, Tiger Express Motorsport's Yann Laprevotte challenged K.O'Keefe all the way to the checkered flag.
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Written by Spencer Rose
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Saturday, 19 June 2010 22:49 |
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The Penultimate round of the Scrappy Standards League was held at the popular Aston Club course. Unusually this round saw a different driver take top spot in each session.
Razvan Radu claimed his first pole position of the series.
Kenneth O'Keefe, who topped each session at Blackwood Reverse in Round 3, took his 3rd win of the series.
Spencer Rose took his maiden win of the series, defending early on against O'Keefe and later from Radu.
- Race Disqualification to Kenneth O'Keefe for failure to serve penalties
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Written by Spencer Rose
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Sunday, 20 June 2010 00:10 |
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The drivers championship has been mixed up a bit with those who showed gaining massive amount of spots.
The Something Awful Racing squad has jumped ineX, facepalm, and Sonicrealms to reach 2nd in the squads championship.
Sweden has solidified their place as the winner of the Nations Championship in this round.
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Written by Spencer Rose
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Saturday, 12 June 2010 20:06 |
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Congrats to our champion! Magnus Björndal is now mathematically unbeatable after six of the eight races in the season.
The squads championship is also completely tied up, LFS.SE has taken the championship.
Mathematically either of the top three nations could take the championship, though Sweden has very little to do to tie it up.
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