Grand Prix Rejects

Best track
1. AndreaModa
2. tommykl

Rejectfulest track
1. WaffleCat
2. eurobrun

FMecha wrote:

eichy wrote:

FMecha wrote:What if Firestone Firehawk 600 did happen? (CART, you know )

Death.

Explain please?

The Firestone Firehawk 600 was cancelled because of safety concerns, mostly about the high g-forces. The drivers were getting tunnel vision and stuff.

2012 Grand Prix of Europe 1. Vettel 2. Hamilton 3. Rosberg 4. Schumacher 5. Alonso 6. Grosjean 7. Raikkonen 8. Button 9. Webber 10. di Resta Pole: Vettel Fastest lap: Vettel First retirement: Karthikeyan (suspension) ROTR: Maldonado (crashes from 8th) IIDOTR: di Resta DBTMOTR: Massa Minor League Pre...

Drivers should be judged on: (i) performance relative to team mate (ii) improvement in performance over time (iii) quality of feedback to engineers (iv) consistency You need about 5-10 races to make an assessment based on these criteria, allowing for unfortunate crashes and one-off circumstances. W...

kostas22 wrote:Maldonado and Senna are two below-average drivers in a good car.

Fixed.

I wish people wouldn't say "rally" when they mean "rallycross race" or "historic race" or anything else that's not a rally.

Anchorage
Dernancourt
Hilo (road course)
Hilo (oval)
Kilmore
La Source
Nadur
Nome
Potsdam
Reykjavik
Rio Grande
San Katald
Torshavn

3rd: HRT's brakes. Brake failure at Canada isn't a new concept, but come on.
2nd: Jacques Villeneuve should just shut up already.
1st: Jenson Button, because are there seriously any other options?

Perez, then Grosjean, like everyone else.

I like the version where everyone votes better. It doesn't really "slow anything down", and it's better to have everyone's opinion decide the winner than just one person.

I think you pronounce the beginning of Giacomelli the same as Giancarlo.

Anyway, Yves Giraud-Cabantous sounds quite old-timey.

It's really down to who chooses the best section of the Transfagarasan, I think.

http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=5501736

I decided to just roll a d20 for each of my choices and pick whichever car number comes up. 1. Alonso 2. Schumacher 3. Webber 4. Kovalainen (Luck with weather/crashes?) 5. Grosjean 6. Pérez 7. Massa 8. Vergne 9. Hülkenberg 10. di Resta Pole: Hamilton Fastest lap: di Resta First retirement: Kobayashi...

A track on Gozo:
http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=5492503

David AGS made a joke about a Grand Prix in Malta on the "Shortest F1 Books" thread, so I figured I'd make this.

http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=5491872

I like Klon's separate thread idea, just saying.

Best track
1. Captain Hammer
2. Ferrarist

Most rejectful track
1. tristan117
2. the Masked Lapwing

Pastor Maldonado. The crash during practice was enough, but then he even blew the race which, with all the traditional Monégasque attrition that went on, he could've gotten points in.

I don't know anything about anything, but here's what I think anyway. Italicised drivers have contracts for 2013 with the teams with which they are listed, for what that's worth. Red Bull: Vettel , Webber I don't think Webber will underperform enough to be kicked out. Neither of the Toro Rosso drive...

tommykl wrote:Anyways, we're currently having a competition to see who can make the best airport track using runways, taxiways and perimetre roads. Care to join in?

(Actually bothers to read thread)
Oh....

Logan Circuit
http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=5479991

Hi, I'm new, first post, etc.. Track where I used to live:

http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=5478807