Grand Prix Rejects

This rumour is as stupid as a fridge in Alaska, plain and simple. Why Piquet would have been that stupid?

Badoer. The only thing he's managed to do is extend his number of races without a point to...what is it now...50? Edited for typo. I put 70 instead of 50. With this race, there will be 58 races for BAD without scoring a point. Sadly, I think that Danny Ongais profile will be delayed As for my rejec...

Fisico all the way. I proudly contributed to his pole cursing everyone who could've beaten him

thehemogoblin wrote:I report every comment that mentions HWNSNBM by his given name to the moderators.

Good to see someone's doing something about this blatant blasphemy

MAR, nothing special.

BAN-HIM-NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Here we go: 1-Australian GP-Bathurst 2-Argentine GP-Óscar Gálvez 3-Czech Republic GP (or whatever way it's wrote, I'm not english)-Brno 4-Monaco GP-Monaco street circuit 5-Spanish GP-Montjuich Park 6-French GP-Paul Ricard 7-Austrian GP-Österreichring 8-Italian GP-Monza (with the banking section) 9-U...

@Many Blue Flags: I see some of your predictions unprobably: -I think Barrichello would retire at the end of the season. He's easily the oldest F1 driver after all! -I think Brawn will keep the Mercedes engines. -I was surprised with the Briatore private team. really. I've never heard anything about...

Waris wrote:

Phoenix wrote:

Or Stirling Moss!

Actually Jack Brabham is older than Moss . Never mind, I had Caracciola on the phone some minutes ago...

You must have a magic phone, if you can call someone who has been dead for 50 years.

No, only a magic shovel to reanimate him

Ferrim wrote:

Phoenix wrote:Nicolas Kiesa or Tomas Enge perhaps?

Both have been mentioned I believe.

Yep, that's true.
But I think these not:

-Michael Bartels
-Geki
-Conny Andersson
-Teddy Pilette

Well, they look more or less serious. Will them discover the first Malaysian WDC-contender?

He was simply angry, that semms to be.

Or Stirling Moss!

Actually Jack Brabham is older than Moss . Never mind, I had Caracciola on the phone some minutes ago...

Nicolas Kiesa or Tomas Enge perhaps?

Chances are, it's unlikely that he brokes 2 engines before the season ends. The Renault is a reliable engine.

The LIFE of W12 engines-Life F1 team
Why me?-By Nick Wirth about his foray with Simtek and the S921, the chassis that launched Andrea Moda into the fame (this would be a bit large really)

It'd be more extreme taking Jack Brabham out of retirement

If the Renault engine works this year for Red Bull, surely will work nice on Williams. The chassis they use this year is good.

I'd go for Long Beach (I just love that California ambiance) or Infineon. I find Laguna Seca a bit short.

And, getting fictional, I'd suggest a track featured in Gran Turismo 4 called "El Capitan" which was in the Yosemite Natural Park. (Sorry I culdn't find a map).

Random question: have you taken the trouble of reading all the profiles?

I'd go for a blend of a veteran driver and a newbie (perhaps Kubica or Heidfeld if they're unable to find another drive and a young GP2 charger like Nico Hülkenberg)

I think cars with KERS will have an edge because the circuit has a couple of long straighs. Still, perhaps the McLarens will struggle a bit because they had problems with the fast bends. Apart of that, I don't think things will change a lot, although it will be interesting to see if the Brawns or Re...

Jan Lammers qualifying 4th in Long Beach in 1980 was pretty impressive.
Or, a faultless lap of Yuji Ide

Oh OK, thanks.

By the way, to write a reply following the topic, had anyone pointed out Mario de Araujo Cabral?

shinji wrote:

America! F*** (family friendly website) Yeah!

USGP: Stronger than Macks. Reliability assured!

What's the problem about saying his name?I'm new and I don't get the joke