Same Sky

Round 1 · Circuito de Valmara

The paper

Clear skies at Circuito de Valmara: a clean sheet of paper for round 1

Dry from the first installation lap to the flag. On a day like this the weather is not a story, which means somebody's strategy has to be.

Nikolai Varga wins round 1 for Kestrel Autosport

Nikolai Varga took it from pole, from Elio Bassani and Jules Marchand. That is the afternoon the default calls produced on this circuit — the line every entry is read against, no more and no less.

The safety car at Circuito de Valmara, and 3 laps nobody chose

Out on lap 18, with 57 to run. Whatever the pit wall had planned for the middle of this race, this was not it — and the cars that had already stopped watched the ones that had not get the same thing for nothing.

Round 1 runs with the grid and nobody else

No entries were classified at Circuito de Valmara, so the reference race stands as the whole of the weekend. The sky was there regardless.

Autopilot lead the season on 26

11 rounds left and Autopilot are in front on 26, by 20. Best nine of 12 count, which is a longer way of saying that nothing here is decided.

Opened · closed

The entrants

Nobody has finished this round yet.

The autopilot's race

The same weekend, driven by the game's own default calls — the line every entrant is measured against. Who these drivers are.

The autopilot's classification
PosDriverTeam
1Nikolai VargaKestrel Autosport
2Elio BassaniAurelia Corse
3Jules MarchandKestrel Autosport
4Rafael CostaAurelia Corse
5Anders HoltValory Racing
6Mateo FerreiraValory Racing
7Kenji TamuraMeridian Autosport
8Autopilot AAutopilot
9Sven HalvorsenNordwind Racing
10Lukas BrandtNordwind Racing
11Tomas NovakBrennan Motorsport
12Autopilot BAutopilot