For today’s race, everything looked flawless. The pilot was at full strength, the car was dialed in with zero weaknesses, and the track might as well have been custom‑built for our setup. It should’ve been the perfect storm — and then the storm actually hit. One thing goes wrong, then another, and suddenly the whole plan unravels in spectacular fashion. A complete, breathtaking disaster.

In today's episode we start with important pre season of GPRO Season 110, where I need to make sure facilities and the car are still okay after our recent relegation from Master with a negative balance, Then we sign a tyre contract with Yokomama and go racing flatout at every other race, to maximize energy without doing Spa Resort Trainings. This Episode contains Race Highlights from Sakhir, Fuji, Jeddah and Irungattukottai.

It’s time to lock in. We’re coming off two 31st‑place finishes with a lone 20th wedged between them — not exactly the form we want. Today, though, the car finally gets the upgrades it deserves, pushing us up to a true Level 4 contender. The catch is the engine: too worn to trust, too expensive to replace. I’m gambling that it survives one more race, but every lap could be the one where it bites back. Let’s see what the risk is worth.

We come out of Race 2 with a steady 20th-place finish — not spectacular, but solid enough to raise the real question: which version of us is the truth, the Week 1 contender or the Race 2 grinder. Today we dial back the spending, stretch the components for one more round, and see what this car has left in it. Stick around — the answer reveals itself on track.

We’re looking to rebound after a rough Week 1, and this time I’m confident there are no miscalculations in our pit strategy. If we stay clean and avoid the chaos, the result should take care of itself. This is also our pilot’s favorite circuit, which gives us a subtle but real edge.
The one lingering concern: Ian Wilson starts the race at 80% energy. That could shape the final laps — and maybe the final leaderboard. Let’s see how much it matters.