Originally Posted by Jeremy Felles

A2 is about to start and if its anything like A1 (hold on charlie is dancing with his crotch in my face) it should be more exciting than Japanese TV. Hayoto held the lead for the first couple of minutes but came under intense pressure from Maifield whom had made a better tire/toe choice and had a little bit more steering. (Cavalieri and Masami tangled on the first lap putting them mid-pack) Tebo followed Maifield up to Hayoto and even after a rough start Cavalieri had pulled up just behind Tebo in fourth. Hayoto bobbled and allowed Maifield by and then tangled with another car and was given a stop and go penalty(which he executed better than anyone I've ever seen). Maifield now held a big lead over Tebo/Cavalieri with 1 lap to go. He tried to give it away by bobbling over the triple but held on for the win. Tebo finished second and had the best car on the track by far with Cavalieri 3rd.

Notables:
Masami appears to have mid-pack speed and doesn't seem able to challenge for the win but is running very solid.

Hayoto: After a great stop and go he had a rough last lap and dropped to the bottom of the grid

Truhe: Made the wrong wing choice (and possibly tires) and his car pushed off the track. He couldn't hold his line when challenged.

Travis: Wasn't having a good run and broke a servo link half way through

Tebo: Best car on the track in A1

Time to watch A2