Koranzian Ejection From The WWC
By: Kiddian states
Recently, new information was uncovered regarding Koranz. This information pertains to diplomatic conflict between Koranz and several Wintrean nations, most notably the Stigyan Triumvirate, the hosts of the second WWC. Pressure from Stigyans and the fact that Koranz currently resides outside the region has led to the WRSL committee to make the tough decision to ban Koranz from the Wintreath World Cup. However, their slot will be taken by Holy Spire, who joined mostly due to their rivalry with the New Narag Empire

The Creation of the WF1L
By: Greater gausburg
Edited by: Kiddian states
The first Wintreath racing league has been opened Due to the many requests by the public. We encourage you to prepare for the season starting soon, it will require not only driver skill, but also research of technology to push the cars to their limit. This will not be an official WRSL event, but should be an interesting competition regardless.

WWC Group Report
By: Kiddian states
So as the group stage draws to a close, it’s time we break the groups down a see what could happen in the next batch of matches.
Group A: The first place spot is really anyone’s game, with a little gap back to third place. TST is on the bubble, but with a win and a loss from LOM and/or JOS, they could easily qualify for the next round. Plus, with rumors of Joslisonoria being removed because of a security threat, they could advance without having to lift a finger
Group B: This group features two teams that are pretty much fixed in their current positions. GRG is undefeated so far, but could that be beginners luck? As for Svipjoth, this was a big disappointment coming of a bronze medal in the Womens tournament last WWC. However, a civil war back home along with a hastily put together coed team might be tipping the scales the wrong way. As for Icebergia and Kiddian States, all IBG has to do is not lose the next game, and they’re on to the final tournament
Group C: This is either the group of excellent defenses or incompetent offenses. Either way, Lusgastan seeming has this one in the bag because of their relatively dominant victory over Uniopolis. The second qualifying spot is really anyone’s game
Group D: This group is in a surprisingly similar situation to Group A. Thuragin is in the hole, but qualification isn’t that far of a reach for Samrif
Well, we’ll see what happens. One things for certain, though. This should be interesting.