Grand Prix Rejects

F1 Challenge is an awesome game, I invite you to look at m for a whole load of mods. Also, there is m and m for hundreds of add on tracks. I'm not sure that standalone mods are legal, so I'll turn this down. Add ons though, as far as I understand are fine. I'm waiting on a mod that a guy is working ...

Not really that important, but would Coulthard ever have got an F1 drive had he not been promoted after Senna's death? He was tied into a contract with Williams for 1995 and would not have driven for them then, so would his links with McLaren been enough for him to get a seat for 1996? I suppose the...

I'm surprised that no-one's mentioned the Jos Verstappen-Justin Wilson pairing of 2003: an experienced, competent driver and an F3000 champion who Paul Stoddart described as Minardi's best. Jos even had a theoretical chance of winning that year's Brazilian GP, but he was unfortunately one of the Tu...

What To Do When Faced With An Oncoming Safety Vehicle-- Taki Inoue Love this one! A few more suggestions: "Putting the 'mate' in team-mate" by Nigel Mansell "How to retire gracefully" by Alan Jones "How to run low downforce on a Le Mans car" by Mark Webber "F1 on ...

Wow mate, thanks for taking the time out to write that, I'll definitely check out the Martini article. As for Gene, I agree that he was unfortunate to be dropped for Pizzonia. Gene was never a spectacular driver, but at that time Williams needed stability, which Gene was far more apt at giving them....

Reject moment involving 2 former world champions...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YHEVMbCbGH4

I'm not necessarily asking who is the best driver ever to drive for Minardi, because most would say that is Fernando Alonso hands down. What I am asking is who was the best driver whilst driving for Minardi. Yes, I think Alonso was good during his time at Minardi, especially considering his age at t...

A little bit of Nissany-mania for everyone: m I love some of the YouTube comments: "he makes lavaggi look like nuvolari lol" "He can't drive a formule 1 car. He is worse then Jean-Deniz Deletraz." "I guess even Alex Yoong in a Minardi would've beaten Nissany in a Ferrari.&qu...

I'm on another forum, too, which focuses on fantasy track design. So if you want to build your own test track a la AGS, I could have a go. It's good to know that F1Rejects Racing Team Ltd. has got a good lawyer on board ... What forum is that? I ssed to doodle tracks all the time. I call the positi...

How many Lola incarnations have there been other than Mastercard Lola? And have any of them been any good at all?

If there is any room for Montoya in the film, he should be played by Christian Bale.

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watka wrote:Antonio Pizzonia for the following alone: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jc8uZGDAdQE

That was all by design. The sole reason is was in that car was to demonstate the safety level of that particular model of Jaguar.

That's a funny way to do it!

Certainly my vote goes to Mohammad Bin Sulayem who gave the r28 a nice demo run at the ING Renault roadshow in dubai... m He made it about 100 feet before he pulled a remarkable Nelshino impression...and that was in a straight line...I'd like to see how he handles turning the wheel. That's hilariou...

Yuji Ide x100000000000

Followed closely by Ralph Firman, and Antonio Pizzonia for the following alone: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jc8uZGDAdQE

I've seen his crash at Austria, sort of thing that I do on racing games!

Mine would be: 1. Australian GP - Melbourne (because it's always unpredictable, esp. as its a street circuit, Phillip Island and Eastern Creek are close behind though) 2. Malaysian GP - Sepang (good overtaking opportunities, and always the chance of a monsoon!) 3. Chinese GP - Shanghai (underrated t...

Kimi won't go back to McLaren, but he certainly had his best times there, more so than even his champ-winning year. He was handed some pretty rough and unreliable cars back Macca but still drove the wheels off them, and was unlucky not to get a championship whilst he was there. He definitely seems a...

It's got to be BMW I'm afraid, and at this rate I really can't see Kubica being their next season. Toyota though were really disappointing. I thought they would have the pace, but again it turned out that their cars were light fuelled and Trulli did his usual trick of stopping early and becoming a m...