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Isn't it unfortunate for Luca BADOER that surnames are abreviated to the first 3 letter? :D
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Button must be glad they don't use the first 4 letters...
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Way ahead of you. From the European GP thread:

DonTirri 21 Aug 2009, 23:47
Dunno if it's a bad omen, but I noticed Badoer's name in the standings-list at the top left of the screen is "Bad"...

Poor sod, talk about pressure. Even his name assumes he is gonna fail
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Mine would be friggin' awesome:

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Mine is dead boring. LIN.
and Hamilton's one isn't great either. Ham. Makes him sound fat :lol:
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Mind would be AND.

Which is probably what people would say when they saw my sector times.
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Mine would be MEL... nothing special...
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Mine would be KEV - sounds violent.
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STR - which would be unusual if I was driving for Toro Rosso as STR obviously stands for Scuderia Toro Rosso.
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FER. Stands for "Ferocious".
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GON.
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WAT, as in WAT the hell is this guy doing in an F1 car.
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shinji wrote:Mine would be KEV - sounds violent.


Kev sounds more like a plumber to me.
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Mine spells 'HAL', like the computer from 2001:Space Odyssey (it was also a school nickname of mine, for a time). Had I entered F1, I would have been a tech guy anyway, not a driver.
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MAR, nothing special.
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CAN as in he's going to get canned once this race is over because of his 'mediocre' sector times.
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deCrasheris wrote:CAN as in he's going to get canned once this race is over because of his 'mediocre' sector times.


And the fact he is Canadians. Because there hasn't been a single fast one since Gilles.
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MAS. But since it's already being used, MAE would work just as well.
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Mine would be KER....
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I would be HUR.
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i await the day that there is a japanese driver by the name of Fukumoto or something....
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NUR

Nürburgring anyone? :mrgreen:
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Mine would be "HOW". That would be open to piss taking...
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Mine would be MAN, as in "he's the MAN to watch for today"
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Mine's FER, as in, "Fer fecks sake! Get this guy replaced with someone slightly faster than a geriatric sloth"
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shinji wrote:Mine would be KEV - sounds violent.

Mine's more violent. It would be KIL.
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TRI for me, representative of the number of wheels on my wagon.
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I would be RIC.
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Where did 'Jack O' Malley' come from then?
Better than 'Tour in a suit case' Takagi.
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Mine would be WIC.

Here's the question I have: What if the person's name was Godard? I think someone would be offended to see GOD on the timing sheets in all caps...
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There was one season where they had Montoya (MOY), Monteiro (MON), and Montagny (beats me).

The most absurd (and within one lap, ironic) one ever was the Spyker of Markus Winklehock (WIN) at a wet Nurburgring.
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jonnyeol wrote:Mine spells 'HAL', like the computer from 2001:Space Odyssey (it was also a school nickname of mine, for a time). Had I entered F1, I would have been a tech guy anyway, not a driver.

Yours is the same as mine! We could have a RSC/MSC situation here....
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AllAmericanReject wrote:The most absurd (and within one lap, ironic) one ever was the Spyker of Markus Winklehock (WIN) at a wet Nurburgring.


WIN, as in "He will never WIN anything..."
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Mine would be CAM. Nothing much exciting there.

But my namesake, had he ever made it to F1, would be HUG. I'll leave the punnage to somebody else.
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AllAmericanReject wrote:There was one season where they had Montoya (MOY), Monteiro (MON), and Montagny (beats me).


Montagny was MOT ;)
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CLA just sounds slow, until one remembers that a certain Jim would also have had that three letter abbreviation.
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Just think about Prost if they had used these abbreviations back then... :D
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What about Nigel MANsell? :mrgreen:
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