Comunicados de Prensa - Mixed Day In The Office...

Mixed Day In The Office...

A Massive Challenge...

Wais Ve Kuba recently signed up for the Enduring More Rage, competing against pros like F1 racer Dominik Dan, Ex-F1 racer Nikolay Heydfeldov, and all the Rage drivers, requiring alot of physical skill to make it to the end when it could be an important factor for drivers, the heat, the sweat all over their helmet, one massive challenge.

The Opener started Wet with thunderstorms, starting in 21st, but Wais found his way past drivers, just a safety car period around 1/5 of the race got him into the top 10 before the front wing fell off at the final corner on Lap 48, luckily he didn't get past the pit lane and had that replaced, rejoined in last, but the mechanics did not refuel his car which forced him into another pitstop and around the back once again, Wais started making thristy overtaking moves to make sure he was back where he needed to be, proving his wet weather skills, he was back in the top 10 in just half the entire stint, nothing else happened, he finished in a hard-worked 7th place, he believes he would've been in the top 5 without the incident.


Recovery

Today was kind of recovery day, Wais Ve Kuba was taken out by Matt Hargarve on the first lap meaning he starts the Denver Feature Race in dead last, determined to get into the top 10 at least, Wais was involved in first lap contact once again when he could not avoid a recovering Kelsey Curtis who brushed with Dan Hass, but he only got away with minor damage but not long he catched the backmarkers, overtaking 4-6 cars per lap average, meaning that he was in the top 10 in less than a quarter distance and into the top 5 until the safety car was deployed on Lap 28, then another safety car came out on Lap 36, while in the podium places, benefitted making the pitstop and still holding on to 3rd, with Staci Evans leading but got her strategy completely wrong to get another podium leaving it to be a showdown between Vini Barker and Wais Vé Kuba, but Vini just ran away and then Matt Hargrave was catching, sending Wais into alot of stress, coming onto Lap 50, the pressure was getting too high for Kuba and then just overcooked Turn 4, shearing his car into the barriers, ripping off his right front suspension forcing him to park the car and placed it where he retired on Friday, putting all this effort from an amazing, respectful drive into completely nothing, infact the whole weekend was nothing. He was quite relieved that some of his rivals retired one race each but Dan has retired from both of them like him. Sonoma is the next round on the calendar, he was kinda strong there last year but he's looking forward to stop Vini Barker (who is now about 50-100 points ahead of 2nd-7th) from dominating for the 3rd round in the row.