A NEW KING IS BORN

They say that kings rise and fall every day. While this might not be everyday, Formula-X is no different and when the year ended, we were looking at a new F-X King.

It was a sight to behold as John Kloof, after several wars on the asphalt since the beginning of the season, was unseated by none other than his first rival from over a year earlier.

The race itself had been tight, with both men knowing each other so well. But in the end, it was Jim  Kieck who managed to secure the victory and the Crown.

Not giving a damn about the worsening Rebellion, the new King decided to have his coronation live on the middle-stage despite the renewed vigor in the protesters.

It was the King himself who said during his coronation that he told everybody that if he won the Crown that he would have a big celebration right in the middle of the Fuel Speedway and didn’t care if the protesters threatened to burn the place down. He said he was going to do this because it was time for a different kind of King: a King that new how to live.