Shizuka wrote:DAMS would like to enter Niko Nurminen and McFry as the guest driver. This would allow James to check out the team he wants to go next year without any consequences.
Martin McFry has officially quit the series, although he will return for this one race.
Plus Ben Fleet is so upset and distraught at the latest race result that he refuses to compete in the Duel in the Desert.
watka wrote:I find it amusing that whilst you're one of the more openly Christian guys here, you are still first and foremost associated with an eye for the ladies!
dinizintheoven wrote:GOOD CHRISTIANS do not go to jail. EVERYONE ON FORMULA ONE REJECTS should be in jail.
Shizuka wrote:DAMS would like to enter Niko Nurminen and McFry as the guest driver. This would allow James to check out the team he wants to go next year without any consequences.
Niko Nurminen wrote:Sorry boss, I shouldn't have experimented with my setup so the car was impossible to drive around Suzuka.
Anyway, I'm happy to drive at the Duel again - it's where my career started after all.
Eurosport broadcast for the 1990 Mexican GP prequalifying: "The Life, it looked very lifeless yet again... in fact Bruno did one, slow lap"
Daniel Moreno wrote:Well, my car was definitely tampered with, not only did it feel differently from qualifying, but it grenaded itself for reasons we don't know of during the race. Obviously somebody must have put something funny in it, I don't know. We're not filing a protest, though, since we won the championship. I just can't believe the amazing luck I've had this season...
Mistakes in potatoes will ALWAYS happen Trulli bad puns... IN JAIL NO ONE CAN HEAR YOU SCREAM
Daniel Moreno wrote:Well, my car was definitely tampered with, not only did it feel differently from qualifying, but it grenaded itself for reasons we don't know of during the race. Obviously somebody must have put something funny in it, I don't know. We're not filing a protest, though, since we won the championship. I just can't believe the amazing luck I've had this season...
Someone wrote:STOP WHINING LIKE A BABY MORENOOOO...
tristan1117 wrote:I did say very few people would be happy after the race was over.
Oh, on the contrary, I'm quite pleased that Zimmer managed to get one over on Davies; that was my second preference after him actually winning!
Sebastian Vettel wrote:If I was good at losing I wouldn't be in Formula 1.
Another point-less year for Megumi. She will have her last laugh with Ligier/Prost in DOTD. Furthermore, she is looking for a testdriver job with Jordan. (Since Jordan does not have a testdriver this year, Eurobrun should not be pissed off )
Both Douglas and Takagi will be retained by Ferrari, and both will be at DOTD. Everyone at Ferrari is reportedly disappointed to see Douglas losing the WDC, but once again, he will stay.
Christophe Vans will be entered by Dome for DOTD. Patrese has stated he won't participate there, nor Anderson due to sanctions.
(Edited to add a missing word)
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FMecha wrote:Both Douglas and Takagi will be retained by Ferrari, and both will be at DOTD. Everyone at Ferrari is reportedly disappointed to let Douglas the WDC, but once again, he will stay.
Ferrari needs to run at least one guest driver.
CoopsII wrote:On occasion I have ventured into the PMM forum but beat a hasty retreat soon after as it resembles some sort of bad acid trip in there
Glad to see Moreno wrapped that up, and as such, Williams offer him a new contract. We also ask our newest team member Andre Spokes if he would like to drive for us in the DITD
FMecha wrote:Both Douglas and Takagi will be retained by Ferrari, and both will be at DOTD. Everyone at Ferrari is reportedly disappointed to let Douglas the WDC, but once again, he will stay.
FMecha wrote:Both Douglas and Takagi will be retained by Ferrari, and both will be at DOTD. Everyone at Ferrari is reportedly disappointed to let Douglas the WDC, but once again, he will stay.
Ferrari needs to run at least one guest driver.
Can Ferrari have a third car for this purpose?
No. Go away. Play the rules like everyone else.
Novitopoli wrote:Everytime someone orders at Pizza Hut, an Italian dies.
Seeing as I can't have third car for DOTD, Jack Christopherson will be on second Ferrari after Takagi apparently declined to take part on DOTD this year. (If I can have two guests, tell me, Tristan)
FMecha wrote:Seeing as I can't have third car for DOTD, Jack Christopherson will be on second Ferrari after Takagi apparently declined to take part on DOTD this year. (If I can have two guests, tell me, Tristan)
You can have two guests. It said so in the original post.
CoopsII wrote:On occasion I have ventured into the PMM forum but beat a hasty retreat soon after as it resembles some sort of bad acid trip in there
Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler wrote:Bonjour. *Holds wad of cash in front of him*
Gauthier would like to remind M. Voeckler of his offer to drive alongside Guillaume Gauthier at the Duel in the Desert, as well as the seperate offer of a full-time drive next season.
Sebastian Vettel wrote:If I was good at losing I wouldn't be in Formula 1.
Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler wrote:Bonjour. *Holds wad of cash in front of him*
Gauthier would like to remind M. Voeckler of his offer to drive alongside Guillaume Gauthier at the Duel in the Desert, as well as the seperate offer of a full-time drive next season.
As Ligier's owners have also expressed an interest in his servies, he will wait until after DITD to make a decision on his team for 1998. But he is still interested in the Gauthier drive. But he'll accept the offer of a seat for DITD.
Novitopoli wrote:Everytime someone orders at Pizza Hut, an Italian dies.
John Zimmer wrote:SPOKESY, YOU LITTLE RIPPER! We beat McLaren! Have fun at Williams mate, and make sure you kick Moreno's ass for me!
YES! YES! YES! What a way to go, I've always said that this car is good when it holds together! I LOVE beating the boring Woking brigade! This one is for the team, and for John - he's been an excellent team mate and together we got this car higher up the table than it should have been.
pasta_maldonado wrote:Glad to see Moreno wrapped that up, and as such, Williams offer him a new contract. We also ask our newest team member Andre Spokes if he would like to drive for us in the DITD
Andrew Spokes wrote:I sure would, I'd like to get to know the team as soon as possible. After I've finished getting drunk with the Benetton boys after my victory of course!
For the Duel In The Desert, Ligier will use their most motivated (and cutest) driver: Megumi. We wish Valsattis the best (ending up third in every race, behind both Prost/Ligier cars, that is) The guest driver will be Ron Mignolet, altough he is the brother of team-owner Dennis Mignolet, he is chosen purely because of his talent! He's also looking for a test seat somewhere, to combine with challenging for the F3000 title.
Now for 1998, as contract negotiations aren't going anywhere (neither Durand or Allen have confirmed yet), Voeckler can get a contract to drive at least the first half of the season.
JeremyMcClean wrote:By the way, Stewart GP will confirm Fleet and Maeyede in for the DITD
May I ask where the entry list for the 1998 season is?
Page 10. You need to have at least one guest driver; you can't have both your regular drivers. There is a list of free agents with the entry list on Page 10 but I will repost it here
Free Agents for the Duel in the Desert: All of the test drivers (Roda, Eadbhard, Rodriguez, Durand, etc.) James Allen Robert Anderson Giacomo Canfora Jack Christopherson??? Jean-Denis Deletraz Rick Douglais Miko Fakkinen Sebastian Gazurek Geoff Grove Alexander von Hegel Yuuri Jougaseki Anton Kaliniczenko Samael Meerwick Elymr Plok Siergiej Rozvadoskij (pending) Brett Sanderson Jorg Scrattenheim George Tramontani Lawrence Tucker Emanuele Vicchi Tracey Wyndham Artiom Zielenkovski Flavius Zinteleman
BlindCaveSalamander wrote:
Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler wrote:Bonjour. *Holds wad of cash in front of him*
Gauthier would like to remind M. Voeckler of his offer to drive alongside Guillaume Gauthier at the Duel in the Desert, as well as the seperate offer of a full-time drive next season.
Plinio Vida wrote:I thought I was running at the Duel in the Desert! You said so yourself!
CoopsII wrote:On occasion I have ventured into the PMM forum but beat a hasty retreat soon after as it resembles some sort of bad acid trip in there
This wrote:Now for 1998, as contract negotiations aren't going anywhere (neither Durand or Allen have confirmed yet), Voeckler can get a contract to drive at least the first half of the season.
Voeckler has an offer of the entire season with Gauthier. Either Ligier offers the same or he's not interested in the seat anymore!
Novitopoli wrote:Everytime someone orders at Pizza Hut, an Italian dies.
This wrote:For the Duel In The Desert, Ligier will use their most motivated (and cutest) driver: Megumi. We wish Valsattis the best (ending up third in every race, behind both Prost/Ligier cars, that is) The guest driver will be Ron Mignolet, altough he is the brother of team-owner Dennis Mignolet, he is chosen purely because of his talent! He's also looking for a test seat somewhere, to combine with challenging for the F3000 title.
Now for 1998, as contract negotiations aren't going anywhere (neither Durand or Allen have confirmed yet), Voeckler can get a contract to drive at least the first half of the season.
Clivio Durand wrote:I will accept Prost's offer for a drive in 1998.
CoopsII wrote:On occasion I have ventured into the PMM forum but beat a hasty retreat soon after as it resembles some sort of bad acid trip in there
This wrote:Now for 1998, as contract negotiations aren't going anywhere (neither Durand or Allen have confirmed yet), Voeckler can get a contract to drive at least the first half of the season.
Voeckler has an offer of the entire season with Gauthier. Either Ligier offers the same or he's not interested in the seat anymore!
It's your choice. I personally doubt that Gauthier will give you much more races, though...
This wrote:Now for 1998, as contract negotiations aren't going anywhere (neither Durand or Allen have confirmed yet), Voeckler can get a contract to drive at least the first half of the season.
Voeckler has an offer of the entire season with Gauthier. Either Ligier offers the same or he's not interested in the seat anymore!
It's your choice. I personally doubt that Gauthier will give you much more races, though...
Well, unless you can give me concrete numbers, forget about it. That applies to you too Gauthier. Voeckler would rather go to Minardi and be in every race this season than do a handful of races for a slightly better team.
Novitopoli wrote:Everytime someone orders at Pizza Hut, an Italian dies.
Stramala [kostas22] wrote:Voeckler has an offer of the entire season with Gauthier. Either Ligier offers the same or he's not interested in the seat anymore!
It's your choice. I personally doubt that Gauthier will give you much more races, though...
Well, unless you can give me concrete numbers, forget about it. That applies to you too Gauthier. Voeckler would rather go to Minardi and be in every race this season than do a handful of races for a slightly better team.
As long as Voeckler isn't horribly incompetent like Anderson was, and doesn't crash out on a regular basis, that won't be a problem.
Sebastian Vettel wrote:If I was good at losing I wouldn't be in Formula 1.
What was I thinking when I wrote this, I must have part of my brain missing and just not know it yet
Speedline.com wrote:WORLD EXCLUSIVE: Pech arrested on assault charges
The F1RGP2C world is in shock today after driver Bernhard Pech has been arrested by British police for assaulting a Fish and Chip shop owner in Cornwall. According to eyewitnessth a reports Pech was unhappy with the quality and price of the food he recieved from David George's shop which led to a physical altercation between the two men which reportedly left George with a broken jaw. This will probably end the chances of him being on the 1998 grid despite his extensive funding from the BRP group. With the exception of a couple of races Pech was thoroughly outclassed by Pablo da Silva this year and lost his drive at Sauber as a result. Although according to an unknown source Pech believes that he is the victim and that George attacked him and he only threw his food.
More details soon
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aerond wrote:Yes RDD, but we always knew you never had any sort of taste either
tommykl wrote:I have a shite car and meme sponsors, but Corrado Fabi will carry me to the promised land with the power of Lionel Richie.
McLaren will run their two regular drivers for the Duel in the Desert. Meanwhile, Tom Douglas is missing presumed piss-drunk in a bar at Osaka after he threw away the title
Biscione wrote:"Some Turkemenistani gulag repurposed for residential use" is the best way yet I've heard to describe North / East Glasgow.
Wizzie wrote:McLaren will run their two regular drivers for the Duel in the Desert. Meanwhile, Tom Douglas is missing presumed piss-drunk in a bar at Osaka after he threw away the title
Nope, the rules say that you have to run at lesest on driver who did not drive in for your team in 1997
aerond wrote:Yes RDD, but we always knew you never had any sort of taste either
tommykl wrote:I have a shite car and meme sponsors, but Corrado Fabi will carry me to the promised land with the power of Lionel Richie.
Wizzie wrote:McLaren will run their two regular drivers for the Duel in the Desert. Meanwhile, Tom Douglas is missing presumed piss-drunk in a bar at Osaka after he threw away the title
Nope, the rules say that you have to run at lesest on driver who did not drive in for your team in 1997
It does? Well, in that case, I'll let those two sort out where they want to go while I deliberate on some suitable candidates while on layover at Singapore tomorrow morning
Biscione wrote:"Some Turkemenistani gulag repurposed for residential use" is the best way yet I've heard to describe North / East Glasgow.
JeremyMcClean wrote:By the way, Stewart GP will confirm Fleet and Maeyede in for the DITD
May I ask where the entry list for the 1998 season is?
Page 10. You need to have at least one guest driver; you can't have both your regular drivers. There is a list of free agents with the entry list on Page 10 but I will repost it here
Free Agents for the Duel in the Desert: All of the test drivers (Roda, Eadbhard, Rodriguez, Durand, etc.) James Allen Robert Anderson Giacomo Canfora Jack Christopherson??? Jean-Denis Deletraz Rick Douglais Miko Fakkinen Sebastian Gazurek Geoff Grove Alexander von Hegel Yuuri Jougaseki Anton Kaliniczenko Samael Meerwick Elymr Plok Siergiej Rozvadoskij (pending) Brett Sanderson Jorg Scrattenheim George Tramontani Lawrence Tucker Emanuele Vicchi Tracey Wyndham Artiom Zielenkovski Flavius Zinteleman
Whoops, sorry Tristan. Stewart will use Fleet and James Allen for the Duel in the Desert
Mistakes in potatoes will ALWAYS happen Trulli bad puns... IN JAIL NO ONE CAN HEAR YOU SCREAM
Wizzie wrote:McLaren will run their two regular drivers for the Duel in the Desert. Meanwhile, Tom Douglas is missing presumed piss-drunk in a bar at Osaka after he threw away the title
Nope, the rules say that you have to run at lesest on driver who did not drive in for your team in 1997
It does? Well, in that case, I'll let those two sort out where they want to go while I deliberate on some suitable candidates while on layover at Singapore tomorrow morning
James Davies is currently AWOL, but it can be assumed that he will want to run in the Duel in the Desert, since it was the site of his greatest victory to date.
Actually, it's just occurred to me that 2 of Davies' 3 victories so far in PMMF series have been storming drives from the back of the grid...
Sebastian Vettel wrote:If I was good at losing I wouldn't be in Formula 1.
Seedings: 1. Moreno 2. Douglas 3. Kickert 4. Davies 5. Takagi 6. Cannon 7. McAllister 8. Valsattis 9. Spokes 10. Zimmer 11. da Silva 12. von Gottorp 13. Pech 14. Nurminen 15. Allen 16. Fakkinen
Round 1: Belgium #1: Daniel Moreno (Ret) vs. #16: Miko Fakkinen (Ret) #8: Masta Valsattis (Ret) vs. #9: Andrew Spokes (1st) #5: Kazuhiko Takagi (2nd)vs. #12: Leonhard von Gottorp (6th) #4: James Davies (Ret) vs. #13: Bernhard Pech (Ret) #6: Damon Cannon (Ret) vs. #11: Pablo da Silva (4th) #3: Pieter Kickert (Ret) vs. #14: Niko Nurminen (3rd) #7: Rory McAllister (5th) vs. #10: John Zimmer (Ret) #2: Tom Douglas (Ret) vs. #15: James Allen (Ret)
Round 2: Italy #1: Daniel Moreno (Ret) vs. #9: Andrew Spokes (Ret, by one Lap!) #5: Kazuhiko Takagi (Ret) vs. #4: James Davies (Ret) #11: Pablo da Silva (3rd) vs. #14: Niko Nurminen (7th) #7: Rory McAllister (Ret) vs. James Allen (5th)
Round 3: Austria #1: Daniel Moreno (2nd) vs. #4: James Davies (18th) #7: Rory McAllister (Ret) vs. #15: James Allen (12th)
Round 4: Japan #1: Daniel Moreno (Ret) vs. #15: James Allen (6th)
James Allen won something?! James Allen won a trophy! Wow!
CoopsII wrote:On occasion I have ventured into the PMM forum but beat a hasty retreat soon after as it resembles some sort of bad acid trip in there
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