Hello, what do you think about the competition on Friday? Did the sick ambitions justify the means? Especially for me, Isaac Price is the winner and the champ. Unequivocally. Despite the bad luck of Jarschel (at Nürburgring I think) - it is what it is. All of this reminds me of DTM 2021, when they "stole" Liam Lawson's title in the championship at the Norisring and literally painted a new champ. But while there it is probably about a lot of money and influence and power in the real world, here in Esports we can expect a little more spostmanship and fairness. Can we? Or...? What do you think, guys?
Standings after round 6: Lucas Müller is your 2025 DTM eSports Champion! After a nail-biting season and an epic showdown at the Hockenheimring, the Falken SimRacing driver takes home the title, €5,000 in prize money and a real-world GT4 test! Despite fierce competition from Isaac Price and defending champ Tim Jarschel, Müller’s consistency and racecraft paid off. The championship deciding moment came in the final lap of the Sprint Race, when contact between Hasse and Price opened the door for Müller to snatch the win and the championship lead. Sprint Race: Müller pounces after late contact between Price & Hasse Main Race: Müller plays it smart - 4th place enough to seal the deal Awards: Lucas Müller – Champion + GT4 Test Isaac Price – Fastest Lap Award Tim Jarschel – Pole Position Award Meet the top 3 at the upcoming DTM race at Nürburgring in 2 weeks! The next Beat the Pro leaderboard will open soon, so get ready to win tickets Also: GG to Tomás Ribeiro who crushed the Community Cup finale with a dominant win!
And how many races did the new champion win? And how many fastest laps did he make? Did he have pole positionс or not? ...I can't find the season statistics.