Rookie Monsters has officially confirmed its driver line-up for the 2027 VFC season: Daniel Scott will take over the vacant second cockpit and race alongside team principal and driver Robin Moelling. Following the upcoming departure of Chris Gitsov, Rookie Monsters had an important personnel decision to make. With Scott, the team brings in a driver who not only has experience, but is also likely to provide plenty of talking points. For Rookie Monsters, it is also a return, as

Rookie Monsters will see a change in its driver line-up at the end of the current VFC season: Chris Gitsov will leave the team after this season. It marks the end of a partnership that played an important role in Rookie Monsters’ debut campaign — not least because of the team’s first victory in the VFC. Gitsov himself reflected honestly on the current situation and his role within the team: "I myself wasn't particularly useful as a teammate so in a way it was to be expected t

Montreal once again proved why it is one of the most unpredictable stops on the calendar. Few circuits combine strategy and chaos as closely as the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve. Between bold tyre calls, Safety Cars, and relentless incidents, the Canadian Grand Prix delivered one of the most intense races of the season. Tom Oldenmenger – A Statement Victory It was not a dominant win from the front, but one built on precision, patience, and perfect execution. Tom Oldenmenger claim

Suzuka delivered – and in spectacular fashion. What was expected to be a classic strategy race turned into one of the most chaotic and entertaining Grands Prix in recent VFC history. Surprise winners, missed opportunities, and countless incidents shaped a race that will be remembered for a long time. Chris Gitsov – A First-Time VFC Winner On Sunday, the VFC witnessed one of the biggest surprises in its history: Chris Gitsov claimed his first-ever VFC victory in Suzuka. The I

Team Rookie Monsters head into 2026 with plenty of confidence — but not without realism. During the pre-season, the team spent significant time analysing the new car, committed to a slightly more aggressive upgrade strategy, and still mapped out a development plan that leaves a healthy budget for the rest of the season. In this interview, Chris Gitsov and Robin Moelling share their approach, their expectations, and why the first real answers will only come once the racing b