Race report: SMWMSDDCCF Ruling: The Hockenheim Temporal Anomaly and Schubeck's Slow-Motion Magic
The Super Mario World MotorSport Duudes Driivers Council Foundation (SMWMSDDCCF) has convened to rule on Motion 20170619/02, following several physical impossibilities recorded during the 17-lap GT1 race at the Hockenheimring.
The Council has examined the following evidence:
Exhibit A: Matteo Bobbi completed 17 laps in his BMS Scuderia Italia Ferrari 550 Maranello to win the race with a total time of 27:41.087.
Exhibit B: Tomas Schubeck, driving the #44 Matech Racing Ford GT, completed only 11 laps but registered a total time of 27:49.263—effectively spending eight seconds longer on the track than the driver who completed six more laps.
Exhibit C: Fernando Horta parked his Saleen S7-R on lap 5, claiming he was simply matching his historical baseline of failing to finish at this venue.
Shivan Dragon (Chief Rules Inspector): *taps three red mana* This is a clear infraction of the local spacetime continuum. Schubeck spent the final portion of the race in a suspended state, likely caused by a sorcery card played from the Matech pit wall. Under standard tournament rules, we should counter this spell, but we lack the blue mana in our pool. We are assessing a +5/+0 penalty to his tyre wear instead.
Therefore, the SMWMSDDCCF decrees that while Schubeck’s temporal defiance violates the spirit of linear progression, the timing screens cannot be argued with without causing a localized wormhole in Baden-Württemberg. The results are upheld. The Council will now adjourn to draft a new banlist and play Commander in the back of a 1972 Brasília.
Ps. Rodrigo, please bring some card sleeves for the next round.
Disclaimer: This is a fictional, satirical report of a offline race against AI-driven opponents. All characters are fictional. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental
Classification
Position
Driver
Team
Car
Laps
Gap
Best Lap
1
MATTEO BOBBI
BMS SCUDERIA ITALIA
FERRARI 550 MARANELLO
17
0:27:41.087
1:33.918
2
ROGER WILCO
SCUDERIA LIBRA
MASERATI MC12
17
+ 26.504
1:35.844
3
NIGEL MANSELL
WILLIAMS RACING
SALEEN S7-R
17
+ 34.112
1:35.244
4
DAVID RAGAN
AAA LAMBO
LAMBORGHINI MURCIELAGO R-GT
17
+ 36.925
1:35.885
5
JIMMY JOHNSON
LOWES TEAM
LAMBORGHINI MURCIELAGO R-GT
17
+ 47.100
1:37.979
6
XXX
OPEL PERFORMANCE CENTER
OPEL ASTRA V8 COUPE
16
+ 1 LAP
1:39.611
7
TOMAS SCHUBECK
MATECH RACING
FORD GT
11
+ 6 LAPS
1:35.834
8
FERNANDO HORTA
KONRAD MOTORSPORT
SALEEN S7-R
5
DNF
1:36.639
Fastest Lap Progression
Every time the race's fastest lap was beaten, from lap 2 (lap 1 is a standing start).
Lap
Driver
Car
Time
Improvement
2
FERNANDO HORTA
SALEEN S7-R
1:37.655
3
FERNANDO HORTA
SALEEN S7-R
1:37.369
-0.286
4
FERNANDO HORTA
SALEEN S7-R
1:36.639
-0.730
Lap Chart
Position at the end of every lap, FERNANDO HORTA highlighted. Hover a line or a name to follow a driver, click or tap to keep it highlighted; dashed lines are cars that retired.
Leaders
2 lead changes over 17 laps.
Lap
Leader
Laps
Took the lead from
1
JIMMY JOHNSON
1
2
FERNANDO HORTA
3 (2-4)
JIMMY JOHNSON
5
MATTEO BOBBI
13 (5-17)
FERNANDO HORTA
Driver
Laps led
%
MATTEO BOBBI
13
76%
FERNANDO HORTA
3
18%
JIMMY JOHNSON
1
6%
Gaps
Time behind at the end of every lap. The scale stops at about one lap (1:40.241): lines break where a car drops further back. Hover or tap a line to follow a driver.
Lap by Lap
Each lap's notable moments, quiet stretches grouped; tap a row for the full order with lap times and gaps. The logs don't record pit stops: they're worked out from lap times, so a spin that costs as much time can read as one.
Lap 1JIMMY JOHNSON leads from pole
Pos
Driver
Lap time
Gap
Interval
1
JIMMY JOHNSON
1:46.226
2
FERNANDO HORTA
1:46.409
+0.183
+0.183
3
MATTEO BOBBI
1:46.716
+0.490
+0.307
4
ROGER WILCO
1:47.817
+1.591
+1.101
5
DAVID RAGAN
1:48.709
+2.483
+0.892
6
NIGEL MANSELL
1:49.860
+3.634
+1.151
7
XXX
1:51.713
+5.487
+1.853
8
TOMAS SCHUBECK
Lap 2FERNANDO HORTA takes the lead · Fastest lap: FERNANDO HORTA 1:37.655 · FERNANDO HORTA P2 → P1
Pos
Driver
Lap time
Gap
Interval
1 ▲1
FERNANDO HORTA
1:37.655
2 ▲1
MATTEO BOBBI
1:38.895
+1.547
+1.547
3 ▼2
JIMMY JOHNSON
1:42.409
+4.571
+3.024
4
ROGER WILCO
1:41.395
+5.148
+0.577
5
DAVID RAGAN
1:41.217
+5.862
+0.714
6
NIGEL MANSELL
1:41.704
+7.500
+1.638
7
XXX
1:42.760
+10.409
+2.909
8
TOMAS SCHUBECK
Lap 3Fastest lap: FERNANDO HORTA 1:37.369
Pos
Driver
Lap time
Gap
Interval
1
FERNANDO HORTA
1:37.369
2
MATTEO BOBBI
1:38.518
+2.696
+2.696
3
JIMMY JOHNSON
1:41.926
+9.128
+6.432
4 ▲1
DAVID RAGAN
1:41.145
+9.638
+0.510
5 ▼1
ROGER WILCO
1:42.478
+10.257
+0.619
6
NIGEL MANSELL
1:40.316
+10.447
+0.190
7
XXX
1:40.402
+13.442
+2.995
8
TOMAS SCHUBECK
Lap 4Fastest lap: FERNANDO HORTA 1:36.639
Pos
Driver
Lap time
Gap
Interval
1
FERNANDO HORTA
1:36.639
2
MATTEO BOBBI
1:36.949
+3.008
+3.008
3 ▲1
DAVID RAGAN
1:38.428
+11.427
+8.419
4 ▼1
JIMMY JOHNSON
1:40.166
+12.657
+1.230
5 ▲1
NIGEL MANSELL
1:39.357
+13.166
+0.509
6 ▼1
ROGER WILCO
1:43.162
+16.781
+3.615
7
XXX
1:40.405
+17.209
+0.428
8
TOMAS SCHUBECK
Lap 5MATTEO BOBBI takes the lead · Trouble: FERNANDO HORTA (+39.4s) · FERNANDO HORTA P1 → P7
Pos
Driver
Lap time
Gap
Interval
1 ▲1
MATTEO BOBBI
1:38.066
2 ▲1
DAVID RAGAN
1:38.849
+9.202
+9.202
3 ▲1
JIMMY JOHNSON
1:39.303
+10.886
+1.684
4 ▲1
NIGEL MANSELL
1:39.346
+11.438
+0.552
5 ▲1
ROGER WILCO
1:39.760
+15.467
+4.029
6 ▲1
XXX
1:44.089
+20.224
+4.757
7 ▼6
FERNANDO HORTA
2:16.928
+35.854
+15.630
8
TOMAS SCHUBECK
Lap 6FERNANDO HORTA retires (running P7)
Pos
Driver
Lap time
Gap
Interval
1
MATTEO BOBBI
2 ▲3
ROGER WILCO
3 ▲1
NIGEL MANSELL
4 ▼2
DAVID RAGAN
5 ▼2
JIMMY JOHNSON
6
XXX
7 ▲1
TOMAS SCHUBECK
Laps 7–17nothing notable
Lap 7
Pos
Driver
Lap time
Gap
Interval
1
MATTEO BOBBI
2
ROGER WILCO
3
NIGEL MANSELL
4
DAVID RAGAN
5
JIMMY JOHNSON
6
XXX
7
TOMAS SCHUBECK
Lap 8
Pos
Driver
Lap time
Gap
Interval
1
MATTEO BOBBI
2
ROGER WILCO
3
NIGEL MANSELL
4
DAVID RAGAN
5
JIMMY JOHNSON
6
XXX
7
TOMAS SCHUBECK
Lap 9
Pos
Driver
Lap time
Gap
Interval
1
MATTEO BOBBI
2
ROGER WILCO
3
NIGEL MANSELL
4
DAVID RAGAN
5
JIMMY JOHNSON
6
XXX
7
TOMAS SCHUBECK
Lap 10
Pos
Driver
Lap time
Gap
Interval
1
MATTEO BOBBI
2
ROGER WILCO
3
NIGEL MANSELL
4
DAVID RAGAN
5
JIMMY JOHNSON
6
XXX
7
TOMAS SCHUBECK
Lap 11
Pos
Driver
Lap time
Gap
Interval
1
MATTEO BOBBI
2
ROGER WILCO
3
NIGEL MANSELL
4
DAVID RAGAN
5
JIMMY JOHNSON
6
XXX
7
TOMAS SCHUBECK
Lap 12
Pos
Driver
Lap time
Gap
Interval
1
MATTEO BOBBI
2
ROGER WILCO
3
NIGEL MANSELL
4
DAVID RAGAN
5
JIMMY JOHNSON
6
XXX
Lap 13
Pos
Driver
Lap time
Gap
Interval
1
MATTEO BOBBI
2
ROGER WILCO
3
NIGEL MANSELL
4
DAVID RAGAN
5
JIMMY JOHNSON
6
XXX
Lap 14
Pos
Driver
Lap time
Gap
Interval
1
MATTEO BOBBI
2
ROGER WILCO
3
NIGEL MANSELL
4
DAVID RAGAN
5
JIMMY JOHNSON
6
XXX
Lap 15
Pos
Driver
Lap time
Gap
Interval
1
MATTEO BOBBI
2
ROGER WILCO
3
NIGEL MANSELL
4
DAVID RAGAN
5
JIMMY JOHNSON
6
XXX
Lap 16
Pos
Driver
Lap time
Gap
Interval
1
MATTEO BOBBI
2
ROGER WILCO
3
NIGEL MANSELL
4
DAVID RAGAN
5
JIMMY JOHNSON
6
XXX
Lap 17
Pos
Driver
Lap time
Gap
Interval
1
MATTEO BOBBI
2
ROGER WILCO
3
NIGEL MANSELL
4
DAVID RAGAN
5
JIMMY JOHNSON
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