Grand Prix Rejects

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Wow, what a great match! I wouldn't hgave thought of such a heroic exit from Inter after the first leg.

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QuickYoda41's Predictions 2013 Australian (because I believe calling the GP on its actual name will become cool) Grand Prix: 1. Button 2. Vettel 3. Webber 4. Hamilton 5. Alonso 6. Rosberg 7. Perez 8. Räikkönen 9. Bottas 10. Sutil Pole: Vettel Fastest lap: Webber First Retirement: Grosjean ROTR: Gros...

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Perfect

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Alex Zanardi from 1999

Nakajima was mentioned, but I'm not sure whether any of them was referring to Kazuki who was true to his family name, especially in 2009.

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It was great to listen to it, thank you!

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I don't know what one needs for a Force India-drive but I'm waiting for the next rumour about them hiring Glock.

I'd be really surprised now if the Marussia-seat didn't go for Petrov.

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Really interesting read, thank you!

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Hungarian football: Does Gabor Gyepes play for national side any more? Good player but injury prone. Now at Pompey I think He's not taken into consideration for years now. He had a really unlucky period in the national team some 7 years ago (just a guess), since then he has the reputation of scorin...

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Sepp Blatter proves that he is indeed more reprehensible than Bernie or Venkys. What a James Hunt. I see his point really. Why are insults about skin colour supposedly worse than any other kind of insult? Boateng overreacted massively. Reacting in that way will only cause the problem to get worse, ...

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Would our Hungarian and Belgian friends be able to tell me anything about Roland Juhász, who apparently is on his way to Sunderland from Anderlecht? Good player, the best Hungarian defender of the 21st century so far. Interestingly, he started out as a striker, even when making his Hungarian league...

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Both Mercedes drivers are too high in my opinion. But then again, it was a very difficult year to summarize in one list. Great attempt for it, great reading!

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I'd say Schalke beats Galatasaray and Porto beats Malaga - although the latter one will be really-really close.

In the Europa League, Internazionale comes to Cluj (or as we Hungarians call it: Kolozsvár), I might try to be there.

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Speaking of Villeneuve, 2006 was ironically one of the few years since 1997 where he didn't deserve to get the sack, as he was probably the faster of the two BMW drivers. Problem is Heidfeld is like a bloody Sherman tank where he just keeps finishing every race and picking up other people's scraps ...

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Minardi

Arnets Barriotxega
Walt Beerrider
Marcus Bennett
Nicola Casella
Gert van Lijwouk
Rinaldo Ranozzi
Gianluigi Ricchi
Takuma Yumoto

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Some other statistics of the year which you might find interesting, especially the one where HRT rules. In the first part, you can see how the two halves of the year were different. In some cases, really, and it's not just Massa who everyone knows without looking at the numbers. Averages of the firs...

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I always knew I'm not an expert on early years' GP racing but never having heard about such an incident feels rejectful from my part. I'm a little bit ashamed - not nearly as much as Chiron should have been.

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Arnets Barriotxega should have the Spanish flag next to his name, even though he really likes the colours of the Italian one.

Tromsen is doing great, so far.

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pi314159 wrote:
roblomas52 wrote:Where is the unnamed race going to be held

Most likely Istanbul, I think.

I hope so, great track.

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I'm surprised to see that quite people here don't like Christmas. I'm not that surprised that snow is not liked by everyone, I'm getting more and more used to people disliking it. And snow isn't even connected to Christmas for me, I remember that recently we had Christmas with like 15°C weather; it ...

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No change at Minardi, either, it'll be an interesting experiment and those riders need the practice, anyway.

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F1 awards Driver of the year: Vettel Team of the year: Sauber Reject of the year: Mercedes Race of the year: Brazil Worst race of the year: Korea Deadbeat teammate of the year: Di Resta Most improved driver of the year: Hülkenberg Rookie of the year: Pic Most anonymous driver of the year: Vergne Cra...

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Thank you for all 53 forumites who have rated at least after on GP this season, especially for GwilymJJames and Pamphlet who haven't miss a single round. Here are your average ratings from all the races - only those are on the list who have rated at least on five occasions. Meatwad 7,28 Pamphlet 6,5...

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Vettel wins the championship, the most notable change is that Button overtakes Räikkönen for 4th. Other statistics to follow... Final standings of the championship 1. Sebastian Vettel 247 2. Fernando Alonso 233 3. Lewis Hamilton 181 4. Jenson Button 159 5. Kimi Räikkönen 146 6. Felipe Massa 122 7. M...

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Ratings Result 1. Jenson Button 9,32 2. Vitaly Petrov 9,16 3. Nico Hülkenberg 9,05 4. Felipe Massa 8,95 5. Charles Pic 8,63 6. Fernando Alonso 8,32 7. Lewis Hamilton 8,32 8. Michael Schumacher 7,63 9. Sebastian Vettel 7,53 10. Kamui Kobayashi 7,32 11. Jean-Eric Vergne 6,89 12. Timo Glock 6,47 13. Ma...

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You still have a couple of hours to rate for the last time this year! If you haven't rate any of the previous 19 races, don't let that stop you, we already had a new rater on the last event, as well. Have you compiled overall statistics for each member who has voted? As in a ranking of who was the ...

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You still have a couple of hours to rate for the last time this year! If you haven't rate any of the previous 19 races, don't let that stop you, we already had a new rater on the last event, as well.

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1. Hülkenberg - even if he made a mistake, he led the race fully on merit for 20-30(?) laps with the 7th best car on the grid (at least according to WCC)
2. Petrov - best ever 2010's teams' finish

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Great-great-great race to finish the championship. It was just how I wanted it to be: - exciting race, but Vettel takes the title - giving a present Button-win to my girlfriend (first race we watched together) - rain without red flag Ok, some minor issues weren't all right. - Kobayashi and Hülkenber...

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I also think, Di Resta is a good candidate with all his antics today. Also, Grosjean for crashes on both Saturday and Sunday, and of course Senna for almost taking the title away from Vettel. Hard to decide, both Grosjean would be a boring choice, and Di Resta did much more wrong than Senna, so I wo...

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Vettel 8 - the second great recovery in three races, I love how he was the fastest in the final laps can't get better because of his poor start which got him in trouble Webber 8 - good, strong race to finish with, the contact with Kobayashi didn't help him, but still a strong result Button 9 - great...

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Vettel needs a 7th place in Interlagos to win no matter what Alonso does Championship standings after US (1 race to go): 1. Sebastian Vettel 245 2. Fernando Alonso 225 3. Lewis Hamilton 175 4. Kimi Räikkönen 146 5. Jenson Button 134 6. Felipe Massa 110 7. Mark Webber 101 8. Romain Grosjean 91 9. Ser...

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Interestingly, all point-scorers are the same, as they were in the real race, only in different order, of course. Results: 1. Lewis Hamilton 9,74 2. Felipe Massa 8,84 3. Jenson Button 8,21 4. Sebastian Vettel 7,74 5. Pastor Maldonado 7,47 6. Nico Hülkenberg 7,32 7. Bruno Senna 7,21 8. Fernando Alons...

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Look at the points, Sutil was usually better, especially in the first half of the year. And he has been absolutely terrible ever since he unrejectified himself this year. Never use points as a reason why one driver is better than another. Look at this year. There is a mere 15 points between Perez a...

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If they resigned Sutil for 2013, then why in the bloody heck did they sack him in the first place? I've never heard of that before... Heidfeld and BMW-Sauber? Anyway, I seem to remember that Alguersuari is pretty well back up in terms of cash, and he also knows the Pirellis really well, so he'd bu ...

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QuickYoda41's Predictions 2012 Brazilian Grand Prix 1. Hamilton 2. Webber 3. Alonso 4. Vettel 5. Hulkenberg 6. Massa 7. Perez 8. Vergne 9. Raikkonen 10. Glock Pole: Vettel Fastest lap: Perez First Retirement: Grosjean ROTR: Kobayashi IIDOTR: Vergne DBTMOTR: Kobayashi MLP: Vergne The Fall Guy: Vergne...

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I'm pleased with myself how I was right 3 years ago that he was making a big mistake. He should've left that Mercedes-seat to Nick Heidfeld - looking back that would've been a more perfect match than any. And Quick Nick still got the same amount of podiums (podium, actually) in the period as the 7-t...

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As for the rest of the field, drivers who deserve to be in the field on merit like Kobayashi and Kovalainen look like having to make way for the likes of Gutierrez and Van der Garde. While that potentially adds a little reject intrigue, it doesn't bode well for a thoroughly competitive midfield. HR...

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A slightly more realistic version: Red Bull 1 Vettel 2 Webber Ferrari 3 Alonso 4 Hamilton Because it would annoy the hell out of Nando McLaren 5 Button 6 Perez Lotus 7 Räikkönen 8 Grosjean Mercedes 9 Rosberg 10 Hülkenberg Sauber 11 Kobayashi 12 Alguersuari Force India 14 Di Resta 15 Kovalainen Willi...

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BaconLettuceNinja wrote:6 Robin Frijns', 6 Kamui Kobayashis, 6 Nick Heidfelds, 5 James Calados and 1 Tom Dillmann.

My perfect grid.

I'd love this, as well.

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Minardi's team for the Basque Tour:

Arnets Barriotxega
Davide Cozzo
Raul Julandro Jimenez
Paolo Lesallo
Quizo Quintana
Artem Tereshin
Vincenzo Tolano
Thor Tromsen

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