Jonno was crowned Season 4 D1 champion on 169 points after trailing Websey 127-112 following Spain. China reversed the order 133-127; Brazil's P13-to-P1 win completed the late takeover and left Jonno 36 ahead of Sammy278.
D2 changed leader more often, D3 reached exact equality and E2 changed direction earlier. The common feature was not the shape of the line, only that the final table concealed how differently each champion arrived.
D1: fifteen behind becomes six ahead, then 36
Websey led 127-112 after Spain. Jonno's second place in China moved him ahead 133-127, and Silverstone-R left those totals unchanged. Brazil supplied the decisive expansion: Jonno won from P13 and finished on 169.
D2: HP, CONNOROCE, HP again
HPJones led CONNOROCE 125-114 after Spain. CONNOROCE won China and moved ahead 139-125; HP won Silverstone-R and reversed it 151-147. Third in Brazil carried HP to 168 and an 18-point final margin over FTR Button.
D3: equality, separation, an absent leader
JarvisInitiate's Spain runner-up score created a 139-139 tie with JDJT3593. JDJT then led 164-139 after China and 190-145 after Silverstone-R, did not start Brazil and still finished first on 190 as zoolander83 reached 155.
E2: four behind becomes 63 ahead
Tedoi6974 led JPlanteX 49-47 after Hungary and 78-74 after Zandvoort-R. JPlanteX moved ahead 101-78 in Baku, retained first through the remaining rounds and ended Brazil on 203 to Tedoi's 140.
Only D1 saved its largest change for the finale. D2's decisive counter-swing came one round earlier, D3's central drama was a tie followed by absence, and E2's hinge arrived at halfway before the gap kept growing.
Four champions emerged from four different arguments: Jonno overturned, HPJones reclaimed, JDJT separated and JPlanteX accelerated away. A season narrative becomes useful when those verbs remain distinct.
