Grand Prix Rejects

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1. Hamilton 2. Rosberg 3. Räikkönen 4. Vettel 5. Bottas 6. Ricciardo 7. Hülkenberg 8. Massa 9. Kvyat 10. Maldonado Pole: Hamilton FL: Hamilton ROTR: Perez (1st corner shenaningans, penalty, crashes into Sainz, they both DNF) IIDOTR: Maldonado (Q1 retirement, penalty, still scores a point) First DNF:...

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http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/120364

Massa part 2 folks.

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I'd also like to ask for a private test at Fuji. February 16-18. 7.2.9 Teams cannot run private tests at a venue that is hosting a F1RWRS race within the same calender year until after that race has been run. I hear that Suzuka is quite a nice circuit to test on. Alright, please sign me up for Suzu...

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Okay, a recap, I took my time a bit and came up with the definite program: - Chassis is being kept. - Engine is going to be Pure-Hart. For one year. I will need reliability to avoid heartbroke moments. - Pirelli tires. - I don't have much of a livery request, but Ataxia is working on it, and I'd lik...

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Actually, screw the Ford idea. Please sign me up for the Pure-Hart engine, please.

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Thanks Ataxia for notifying me about the topic opening. Revolution would like to use Pirelli tires. Fuji as home race I am OK with. Chassis stays, because lol final season, better go out with a whisper. (Yes, I'm intentional on this.) For Jerez and Estoril, both of the racing drivers would test, as ...

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Alonso - 244.33
Kvyat - 124.33
Vettel - 50
Verstappen - 46
McLaren - 40
Ricciardo - 28
2015 Hungarian Grand Prix - 19.33
Ferrari - 12
Red Bull - 10
Dancing marshals - 6
Button - 6
Alonso's car - 6

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based on the assumption that, at any moment in time, there is a non-zero probability that even the slowest, most inexperienced and least reliable of underdogs might win the race. That under every rock, there might be a gold nugget. This is the award for that first podium that we all celebrate, for ...

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2015 Burning Asphalt Grand Prix

1. Hamilton
2. Rosberg
3. Vettel
4. Massa
5. Bottas
6. Räikkönen
7. Ricciardo
8. Maldonado
9. Sainz
10. Nasr

Pole: Hamilton
FL: Hamilton
ROTR: Force India
IIDOTR: Nasr
First DNF: Hülkenberg
MLP: Sainz
DBTMOTR: Hülkenberg
DNQ: Rain

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May he win races up there. Rest in Peace

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Vettel - 90
Manor - 70
Alonso - 62
Kvyat - 50
Williams - 40
2015 British Grand Prix - 40
Massa - 32
Nobody - 22
Force India - 16
Hülkenberg - 16
Williams drivers - 10
Ferrari strategists - 6
Merhi - 6
Williams FW37 - 2

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Biscione wrote:So far provisionally I'm leaning towards Sauber.

And more than half of their points are still from the Australian Grand Prix... it says a lot, really.
Sauber need unreliability to have points. They still didn't get any here too. I'd go for Sauber too.

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When was the last time we saw two Williams leading a race? Was it in the time of JPM and Ralf? Maldonado, Spain 2012, was obviously forgettable then. And possibly Austria last year. And Hulkenberg in Brazil in 2010(?) when he got a pole. Although did he actually lead a lap then? He meant TWO Willia...

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based on the assumption that, at any moment in time, there is a non-zero probability that even the slowest, most inexperienced and least reliable of underdogs might win the race. That under every rock, there might be a gold nugget. This is the award for that first podium that we all celebrate, for ...

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This is how you respect your team members.
Manor gives it all, you just can't dislike these chaps!

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Taki Inoue just posted this image too:

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2015 Hammer Race

1. Hamilton
2. Rosberg
3. Vettel
4. Bottas
5. Massa
6. Räikkönen
7. Maldonado
8. Hülkenberg
9. Ricciardo
10. Grosjean

Pole: Hamilton
FL: Hamilton
ROTR: Toro Rosso
IIDOTR: Maldonado, because has to win one already
First DNF: Verstappen
MLP: Nasr
DBTMOTR: Perez
DNQ: No

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CoopsII wrote:
Rob Dylan wrote:But... the deadline!

Deadlines shmedlines! Let's follow the example Greece is setting by saying deadlines are for losers!

Then I'd have to owe the forum so much money that we could even launch a F1 team outright!

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It's alright, I was busy with music and at least he got his chance to vote too

And it didn't change the end results either...

Hülkenberg - 172
Maldonado - 140
Massa - 78
Force India - 18
Ricciardo - 12
Reliability - 6

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1. Maldonado
2. Hülkenberg

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Coulthard is a complete moron. That rules been in place for well over a decade now - in fact, Hamilton should be thankful all he got was the 5-second slap on the wrist. When Ralf Schumacher picked up the first such penalty (at least, I think it was the first), he had to serve a 10-second stop-and-g...

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based on the assumption that, at any moment in time, there is a non-zero probability that even the slowest, most inexperienced and least reliable of underdogs might win the race. That under every rock, there might be a gold nugget. This is the award for that first podium that we all celebrate, for ...

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Even Taki Inoue thinks „F1 is more than comedy show”.

How can you even serve a 25 place penalty in a 20-car grid?

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Assuming this partnership with McLaren does come to fruition, I suppose they may put Stoffel Vandoorne in the car for a year if Alonso and Button remain at McLaren next year. That should be a good idea, because it would be a no pressure environment for Vandoorne to get the grips. In fact, they shou...

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2015 Red Bull Ring with a tint of Red Bull LEL

1. Hamilton
2. Rosberg
3. Vettel
4. Räikkönen
5. Bottas
6. Massa
7. Grosjean
8. Maldonado
9. Hülkenberg
10. Perez

Pole: Hamilton
FL: Hamilton
ROTR: Red Bull
IIDOTR: Lotus
First DNF: Kvyat
MLP: Nasr
DBTMOTR: Kvyat
DNQ: No

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Maldonado - 216 Groundhog - 182 Nobody - 26 Bottas - 26 Massa - 22 Vettel - 12 Kvyat - 10 Ericsson - 10 Martin Truex Jr - 10 Lotus - 10 Ted Kravitz's new footwear - 10 Will Stevens on the radio - 10 dr-baker - 10 Force India - 10 Miguel98 - 6 Rusty Wallace - 6 Dan Welch - 6 Grid penalties - 6 Grosje...

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6th and 4th place for the drivers' and teams' respectively? Way higher than expected.

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1. Groundhog
2. Maldonado

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based on the assumption that, at any moment in time, there is a non-zero probability that even the slowest, most inexperienced and least reliable of underdogs might win the race. That under every rock, there might be a gold nugget. This is the award for that first podium that we all celebrate, for ...

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1. Hamilton
2. Rosberg
3. Vettel
4. Räikkönen
5. Grosjean
6. Bottas
7. Massa
8. Ricciardo
9. Kvyat
10. Sainz Jr.

Pole: Hamilton
FL: Hamilton
ROTR: Force India for a double DNF early
IIDOTR: Grosjean
First DNF: Perez
MLP: Sainz Jr.
DBTMOTR: Ericsson
DNQ: No

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The amount of countries that have the entire season live and free-to-air has shrunk considerably now. Only Azerbaijan, China, Israel, Macedonia, Russia, Slovenia, Spain, Switzerland and Venezuela still have it. What do you mean by entire season? Quali + Race live? If so, you can add Hungary - in fa...

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Kvyat - 188
Perez - 144
Button - 125
Verstappen - 36
McLaren - 20
Nasr - 12
The man who made the blunder - 10
Red Bull - 10
Sainz - 8
Grosjean - 6
Vettel - 3

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Whoever decided to call Hamilton in.
Also Williams, they at least scored points last year, but now?

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1. Splitting between Perez and Kvyat
They were the two main stars of the race: Kvyat for unrejectification and Perez for scoring a 7th on merit after getting to Q3.
2. Button
This guy scored points. In a McLaren.

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based on the assumption that, at any moment in time, there is a non-zero probability that even the slowest, most inexperienced and least reliable of underdogs might win the race. That under every rock, there might be a gold nugget. This is the award for that first podium that we all celebrate, for ...

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Right, it's Rosberg then.

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2015 Monaco Train

1. Rosberg
2. Hamilton
3. Vettel
4. Räikkönen
5. Bottas
6. Sainz Jr.
7. Massa
8. Maldonado
9. Grosjean
10. Alonso

Pole: Rosberg
FL: Hamilton
ROTR: Red Bull - Double DNF, while Sainz scores more points for STR
IIDOTR: Alonso
First DNF: Kvyat
MLP: Sainz Jr.
DBTMOTR: Button
DNQ: Nope

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Alright.

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AxelP800 wrote:Well if you (all of you) complained about something that is not even important at all, then I might as well pull the plug of this series now. It's quite astonishing there are many opinions and rules scattered out of place.

Think about it. Please.

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Rosberg - 134 Maldonado - 124 McLaren and Lotus jackmen/Jackmen/the one with the ice-pack after Alonso's pit-stop - 34 Bottas - 24 Sainz Jr. - 24 Maldonado's rear wing solution - 20 Alonso - 18 Renault - 16 Lotus - 12 Grosjean - 10 Maldonado's DRS - 10 Kimi - 10 Graham Rahal - 6 Okay, Maldonado got ...

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