Grand Prix Rejects

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MP3 only?

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redbulljack14 wrote:Magny Cours wasn't that bad.

It gave birth to RotR.

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Cynon wrote:

Facepalm!

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Ferrari Raw Pace: 9.0 - They've always gone blindingly quick when they get the car right. A point off anyway because when they get it wrong, its gone so wrong that only a guy like Gilles can get a result on a blockers' track (Jarama, Monte Carlo). Driver Selection: 9.0 - When (almost) everybody and ...

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MinardiFan95 wrote:Driver Changes
Kimi has mumbled something to the press about going to rallying and being the spokesperson for an ice cream company. He will be replaced for the rest of the season by Luca Badoer.

Is anybody else thinking Munchi's Ford World Rally Team?

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watka wrote:Only in America...

I'm sure allegations of tax fraud are looked upon favorably in Zimbabwe if Mugabe gets his share.

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As for a few of the other old favourites, Imola is, I believe, also still undergoing reconstruction, so that is probably out of the question for a while yet... Anybody got any other good suggestions? Imola is up and running, it hosted WTCC's Race of Italy (or was it Europe?) last year and A1GP test...

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Read the comments: "Retarded as the series, European do it better." "the driver is a f***ing idiot" "Wear helmet..." "Americans hate F1, they prefer to watch less expensive and less powerful cars driven by less skillfull drivers go around a oval instead.?! Oh YouT...

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Cynon wrote:He's also a pay driver (bringing ExtenZe sponsorship of all things),

Oh boy, here we go coaxing the spambots on.

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Portuguese, although doesn't look like it. She's a model, if I recall correctly, and does some off-roading in her spare time. No luck there. There is always Debora Rodrigues, a driver in Brazil's Formula Truck, who competes against none other than the Argentine legend Gaston Mazzacane! http://globo...

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MinardiFan95 wrote:A race where Minardi scored points had to be either a good race or a chaotic race.

One and the same.

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Mark's over there!

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Barbazza wrote:
RejectSteve wrote:Yet, Grosjean has bigger hair than Allemann, Gachnang, or Patrick. A true Barbazza of the century.

It's nice to see that someone is keeping up my high standards! I've still got more F1 points though - ha ha ha ha!

And that's why Barbazza should be in F1 before Gggrrrrrjjjnnnnn ever gets a look.

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I just realised there's a bit of Buemi there. http://f1chronicles.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/01/sebastien-buemi.jpg I just ruined her for everyone I think. Either that or you'll just push everybody over to her GT1 teammate Cyndie Allemann. Most importantly, she's no slouch behind the wheel either....

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Playboy occasionally sponsor the privateer LCR Honda of Randy de Puniet in MotoGP... They also used to sponsor Frantzen in DTM, which may raise his reputation in this forum still further... And they're still there, sponsoring F1 Reject Markus Winkelhock now. Don't forget Robert Doornbos (or is it C...

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nikmondo wrote:You wrote off both chassis? Surely you can't use a 3rd car in qualy!?

Daniel Melrose drives for Ferrari so he can do whatever he wants to do.

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I don't think there should be any limit to what sponsorships the teams carry. Unfortunately with the EU law, its been damn near impossible for any tobacco sponsorship in any intercontinental series. Like Phoenix, I agree that if one wants to smoke, they will - influcenced by advertising. Of the smok...

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Oh, you reckon Renault's choices are between Grosjean and Petrov? How quaint. How about running only one car? I thought Natasha Gachnang had recently broken a leg, in the same day the wheels came off cousin Buemi's car. If she is racing, she's probably tough as nails. She was driving at Le Mans and...

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Multi-World (Rally) Champion Juha Kankkunen received insider information about Pirelli's upcoming F1 tyres: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3BECXT8Mxdo

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DonTirri wrote:

I assume the Mistral would have a steep downhill to make up for the rises of Istanbul 8, Eau Rouge, and Schumacher-S (though the rise to Schumi would be somewhat negated by the drop to Dunlop).

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http://motorsport.com/photos/f1/2010/eur/f1-2010-eur-xp-0040.jpg The thoughts of drivers de la Rosa: "So this is what the post-race interview room looks like..." Alonso: "Damn. What did Luca tell me to say, again?" Alguersuari: "I love casual Fridays." Liuzzi: "I'...

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Tung's licence is like Raikkonen's: granted under special circumstances. In order for a licence to be granted this way, it requires the entire WMSC to vote on the issue. The WMSC do not meet frequently, so it was decided to issue the licence because he had met their criteria and they were all meeti...

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Yannick wrote:This race will always have a special place in the hearts of F1 Rejects fans. And it was the last podium for a Jordan ever.

Last points for Minardi as well.

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tommykl wrote:For those who don't know, Epic Sax Guy is the saxophonist for the 2010 Moldovan Eurovision "effort".

At least it wasn't O-Zone.

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Zsolt Baumgartner is in this months F1 racing (uk edition) in their monthly whatever happened to.... feature ...And also has a mention in last week's Autosport, describing up-and-coming FRenault UK driver Tamas Pal Kiss as being "no Zsolt Baumgartner." The article ends with, "It's no...

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I guess the era of Dale Jr...ahem, Debris cautions is over then? No, but those only come when he's being lapped, these days. Or if 'les autres' get ahead. When Johnson opened big leads and somebody went off, the race stayed green. When Ambrose led, any incident brought out the pace car. Having watc...

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Cynon wrote:
watka wrote:I didn't even think they'd have Fosters in the States. I thought all of their beers had to be watered down.

They had Vodafone banners all over the place and that isn't in the States either!

Or Allianz.

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coops wrote:He may have actually scored points at Monaco in 1996 (because of the mega high attrition) and we would never had had this forum title!

He would still have been an unclassified finisher. This is Deletraz we're talking about.

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In my opinion, Midland/Spyker is like Onyx/Monteverdi. As for Sauber, it's unrejectified twice over. First off, Sauber in its first guise was no longer eligible. Secondly, BMW Sauber isn't eligible either. So the current guise is safe. As AndreaModa brought it up, his namesake was effectively a con...

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Overtaking backmarkers is part of F1. On another day it could be Alonso benefiting, so he should shut up. They've chosen a driver with a reputation for getting flustered at the slightest thing a backmarker does, so live with it. You are correct, sir! This goes back to his whining about needing spar...

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No, he's Russian- born . His citizenship is Canadian. Well, considering that he's got pretty much all of his business interests in Canada, one has to wonder. The Russian thing was just a gimmick. My mother has spent more of her life in America than in Germany. Three of her four kids live in the Sta...

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After some technical difficulties, I'll throw my hat into the Le Mans discussion: Pedro Lamy and his Peugeot - it wasn't a tyre failure that ripped the suspension apart. The wishbone pickup on the chassis failed and that's not a repair to be made during the race. Perhaps you can still blame him for ...

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Greetings from New York City. Have you discovered why New York drivers are rated the worst in America yet? Assuming, of course, you haven't become a grease stain on the pavement... Cynon, haven't been to New Jersey then? Mind you, I'm coming from Pennsylvaina, land of the roaming elderly and their ...

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Prost: "Is my nose straight on this angle?

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What's this World Cup that you're all on about? As I recall, there hasn't been one since 2004: http://www.hockeepuck.com/images/logos/wcup.gif Uninterestingly, of the 2010 FIFA World Cup qualifiers, only Germany, Slovakia, and USA have competed in the 8-nation WCHockey which typically also includes ...

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My understanding is that the track owners are looking to put a spectator stand along that straight, so presumably the hedges are out and 'catch fencing' is in. In my opinion, how about just ditch the 17 ton, 6-liter cars for Super 2000 regs? Then instead of being identical shiteboxes, manufacturers ...

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dr-baker wrote:Which would I worry about more? The Porsche I'm being paid to drive or the rather attractive grid girl failing to drap herself over my bonnet? That's one focused race driver!

You can't always say that from this view.

Good from far, far from good.

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Another Russian attempt to create an F1 team, which is called... ... Driver 1: Mikhail Aleshin Driver 2: Sergei Afanasyev Test Driver(s): Sergei Zlobin, Viktor Maslov Reserve Driver: Daniil Move Junior Team: Sergey Mokshantsev, Anton Nebylitskiy I approve of this message, however, I have two words:...

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tommykl wrote:Williams have been disqualified for (errrr...) something. Here are the standings.

Piquet + Mansell = Too many whinges

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Wizzie wrote:
noisebox wrote:Fairly balanced, I think you can all agree...

Sounds like a calender for the BTCC championship

The new Aurora AFX Championship?

redbulljack14 wrote:I'd also add the Fictional Grand Prix, the Gran Turismo 1 layout for Special Stage Route 11, what an amazing track that was.

Yes, sir!

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