Grand Prix Rejects

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eurobrun wrote:I agree, but due to where I live I probably have a much different definition of what is cold

Yes, probably.

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pasta_maldonado wrote:
Joey Zyla wrote:HWNSNBM set the lap record for the Hungaroring in 1984.

HWNSNBM holds the lap record for the New Jersey street track.

HWNSNBM holds the lap record in every track.

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I'm personally quite glad to see Timo gone, if this is the case, as he's given the impression that he just doesn't care anymore. One fantastic performance in THREE years is a dreadful return, in contrast with Heikki at Caterham, who gave it his all in 2010 and 2011. I agree. Presumably this opens t...

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Verde wrote:Sato's stomach was bugged, as fas as I remember.

thanks.

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dr-baker wrote:
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Jocke1 wrote:Right now I have -13.

OMG! It would be freezing for me!

Well, yes. When the temperatures are negative on the Celcius scale, it generally is freezing for everyone by definition...

Right, but usually I feel like freezing even when there's not a negative temperature!

I hate when it's cold...

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Hello. My friend (in reality, whatever that is) Idefan encouraged me to join these forums. I am from the UK and a passionate lifelong Williams fan. This was quite a depressing existence until Spain last year, but life has been great ever since! I'm part of a couple of other F1 forums and take a kee...

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Anhtony Davidson in BAR, somebody? Yes. He only raced at the 2005 Malaysian GP subbing in for Takuma Sato, and his engine blew after a few laps. Mind you, this was in the wake of BAR withdrawing from the Australian GP in the dying stages of the race to preserve their engines I didn't remember it. W...

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Maybe Alex Wurz came on F1Reject and the 1049 visit was made by himself.

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Welcome to Finland, it's currently a pleasant -16 Celsius outside. I too had -16 this morning. My car was a little bit stubborn when I tried to start the engine, but it came alive after a while. It's nothing, though, compared to when I was going home from work two years ago. The temp said -27 when ...

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Alex Wurz cospirancy or Kazuki Nakajima cospirancy?

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Trulli 2nd at European grand prix 1999

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This thread is simply great.
Lucky you! *.*

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Frank Montagny

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Row Man Gross-Gene wrote:
@takiinoue: I'm leaving apartment now to look for some extinguishers for new year celebration. See you later!!

Taki is great!

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Hi guys. My name's Andrew, I'm 16, I live in England and I'm a big fan of F1. I read 1 Rejects a lot, as I think the late 80's- early 90's were a great time for F1, with some of the best cars and drivers (even though I wasn't alive to see it). This sight is also useful for finding out about the les...

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pi314159 wrote:Happy birthday HWNSNBM!

and also two other rejects, Jean-March Gounon and Gimax

A little too late, but... happy birthday HWNSNBM!

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Arrows

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mustache

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But would it have been as good with a Honda engine it rather than the Mercedes engine? Or wouldn't it have made much difference?

This could be a good question. Unluckily I'm not able to answer.

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Paul di Resta wrote:I'm very pleased with this podium, we worked really hard for this solid podium finish and we're hoping that I can take the team to new heights. Now where's my McLaren drive?

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Probably he would really say these words.

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...On 10th December 1049 A.D. So he's 963 years old, just a few years older than Schumacher. But not quite as old as Bernie HWNSNBM is Bernie No, I think you'll find that Bernie is HWNSNBM's puppet... As if HWNSNBM would be so stupid as to suggest a medal system! Maybe Bernie is HWNSNBM's voodoo do...

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What if in 1999 Schumacher was replaced, after is crash in Silverstone, by Badoer instead of Salo?

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pi314159 wrote:Sorry to disappoint you, but you can create every number out of 10 and 49 using the following method: (5*10)-49=1, so n=(5n*10)-n*49. So constructing any Wurz-related number out of 10 and 49 isn't any evidence at all for a Wurz conspirancy.

Maybe that method was discovered by Wurz...

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Finally I reached 1000 posts!

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And if we were, he would likely be called a Lucky Bastard. I don't think so. The Lucky Bastard award is for drivers who certainly didn't deserve unrejectification (Danner, Karthikeyan). Certainly Badoer deserved. I'm wondering what would have happened if Ferrari had chosen him to replace Schumacher...

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And if we were, he would likely be called a Lucky Bastard.

I hope not!

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I don't think Gerhard Berger's reason for his crash during qualifying at Monza 1993 has been mentioned here yet. Appartently Berger crashed because his Ferrari teammate Alesi had just secured 3rd on the grid and spent a lap waving to the crowd. Unaware that Berger on one last banzai lap was closing...

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midgrid wrote:THIS is what F1 Rejects is all about! Great research and post.

I'm wondering what would have happened on this forum if Badoer had finished the race in 4th position or on the podium. Probably we weren't talking about him...

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If Narain and / or HRT cannot get the Award by default because pre-season expectations have been so low, Enoch, you suggest Heikki and / or Caterham getting the award. I'm curious as to what your discussion with Jamie about the podium will result in. Probably HRT got the award because, while Maruss...

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UgncreativeUsergname wrote:
James1978 wrote:Nice to see Prost winning with his truck of a Ferrari.

My favourite race in the championship is undoubtedly 1990 France when Ivan Capelli won for Leyton House.

I agree. Capelli's win is absolutely great.

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pasta_maldonado wrote:Given that he was lapping faster than Fisi when he retired, he may have even been able to take the lead!

If he had took the lead and won, that race would have been the greatest ever.

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eurobrun wrote:Yeah, I know that sounds really strange but some of the spammers stupidity is very funny

Not so strange. Not more than all the forum is!

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Okay, so I've been going through some more of his results and here's what I've found. In 1998 (98/2= 49 ), driving the Benetton B198 with its V 10 engine, the results of the 10 th race of his career and the 10 th race of the season were 4 th and 9 th. 1999 was simpler: V 10 engine again, 13th in th...

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f1andrea wrote:A spanish fans club of HRT says that it will close the 25 of January, this is the sign that HRT will close soon

So sad...

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Perhaps I ought to talk about racing actually: if Caterham doesn't finally catch up to the midfield this year, they are going to end up as the biggest joke in recent F1 history. No, they aren't. Look at Honda 2007/2008. And the biggest joke was pulling out of F1 just before they finally had a champ...

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mobile chicanes

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It would have been great to see him in second position.

I'm still, 13 years later, very sorry about his retirement.

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redbulljack14 wrote:
Sunshine_Baby_[IT] wrote:Who are Beiplewek and Viresh?

Viresh is the first Spambot of the Year, for apparently appearing to be semi-human at times.

I understand.
I didn't know there was a Spambot of the Year.

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