The Current Era - Alternate F1 - 2013 Season

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 24 May 2014, 21:09

2013 Rogers Canadian Grand Prix II - Race

Penalty Points after the race:
#1 Lewis Hamilton - 10
#3 Jacques Villeneuve - 8
#4 Alexandre Voeckler - 8
#5 Nico Rosberg - 5
#7 Evgeny Restov - 10
#8 Robert Kubica - 5
#9 Sergio Pérez - 8
#10 Jake Rosenzweig - 11
#11 Michael Schumacher - 5
#12 Jarno Trulli - 2
#18 Jaime Alguersuari - 5 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #80 (Giancarlo Serenelli))
#19 Pedro de la Rosa - 12
#27 James James Davies - 9 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #1 (Lewis Hamilton))
#28 Mark Webber - 20
#31 Milos Pablovic - 10
#73 Jeroen Krautmeir - 10
#74 Felipe Massa - 3
#77 Sebastian Vettel - 10 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #8 (Robert Kubica))
#80 Giancarlo Serenelli - 8

-- Positives --
James James Davies - ruthless as ever, he gets himself closer to what could very well be his first world title.

Vitaly Petrov - even though JJD had the edge on him, Petrov finally looked like a contender again.

Brabham-Hyundai - good finish for the British team in need of points.

Yuji Ide - even though his amazing drive did not get him as many points as it could've, he still earns the INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE.

Villeneuve-Hyundai - double points haul for the Canadian/Italian team.

-- Negatives --
Sebastian Vettel - just another bad race and you must wonder where his career is heading.

Sauber-Ferrari - bad driving costs Swiss team dearly, they missed a chance today.

Felipe Massa - never quick enough to battle for anything worthwhile.

Jake Rosenzweig - all mid-race heroics do not mean anything if you get REJECT OF THE RACE by spinning and losing a whole lap.

Daniel Juncadella - first slip of the day, that's not good advertising for yourself.

Salamander · Post by **Salamander** » 24 May 2014, 21:31

James James Davies wrote:Another fantastic result for myself and Mark today, just a shame the FIA decided to bend to the whims of a useless crybaby who doesn't seem to understand the base concept of a race is to go as fast as possible all the way around and not slow down like an octogenarian entering the pitlane. Hamilton's two titles have as much credibility as Dan Moreno's - if you'd put me in that McLaren or that Red Bull last year you'd see a title win along the lines of this year.

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 25 May 2014, 20:12

2013 Santander British Grand Prix I - Qualifying

1. Robert Kubica / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:08.707
2. Jarno Trulli / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:08.730
3. Nico Rosberg / Williams-Honda - 1:08.823
4. Vitaly Petrov / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:08.896
5. Felipe Massa / Mercedes - 1:08.930
6. Riccardo Agostini / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:08.933
7. Sebastian Vettel / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:09.047
8. James James Davies / Ferrari - 1:09.064
9. Evgeny Restov / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:09.972
10. Michael Schumacher / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:09.114
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11. Jacques Villeneuve / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:09.321
12. Alexandre Voeckler / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:09.337
13. Jaime Alguersuari / Caterham-Renault - 1:09.346
14. Mark Webber / Ferrari - 1:09.359
15. Pedro de la Rosa / Caterham-Renault - 1:09.565
16. Jeroen Krautmeir / Mercedes - 1:09.566
17. Mikhail Aleshin / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:09.576
18. Lewis Hamilton / Red Bull-Honda - 1:09.691
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19. Johnny Cecotto, Jr. / Renault - 1:10.179
20. Jean-Éric Vergne / Red Bull-Honda - 1:10.191
21. Giancarlo Serenelli / Renault - 1:10.282
22. Yuji Ide / Williams-Honda - 1:10.327
23. Jake Rosenzweig / KQ-Hyundai - 1:10.711
24. Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler / KQ-Hyundai - 1:10.717
25. António da Costa / Marussia-Renault - 1:11.248
26. Daniel Juncadella / Marussia-Renault - 1:11.311

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 26 May 2014, 19:23

2013 Santander British Grand Prix I - Race

Penalty Points after the race:
#1 Lewis Hamilton - 10
#3 Jacques Villeneuve - 8
#4 Alexandre Voeckler - 8
#5 Nico Rosberg - 5
#7 Evgeny Restov - 10
#8 Robert Kubica - 5
#9 Sergio Pérez - 8
#10 Jake Rosenzweig - 11
#11 Michael Schumacher - 5
#12 Jarno Trulli - 2
#18 Jaime Alguersuari - 5
#19 Pedro de la Rosa - 12
#27 James James Davies - 9
#28 Mark Webber - 20
#31 Milos Pablovic - 10
#31 Mikhail Aleshin - 7 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #8 (Robert Kubica), +2 for careless driving at pit exit)
#73 Jeroen Krautmeir - 10
#74 Felipe Massa - 3
#77 Sebastian Vettel - 10
#78 Riccardo Agostini - 7 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #7 (Evgeny Restov), +2 for careless driving at pit exit)
#80 Giancarlo Serenelli - 8

In addition to the penalty points assigned to the drivers of car #31 (Mikhail Aleshin) and car #78 (Riccardo Agostini), their teams (Adidas Stefan Grand Prix Hyundai and Vodafone McLaren Mercedes) have been sentenced to a compensatory payment of €3,000,000 each to Sauber F1 Team Ferrari.

-- Positives --
James James Davies - can anything stop the Brit but himself?

Michael Schumacher - legendary performance by the German who takes another podium to aid Brabham's cause.

Felipe Massa - an amazing performance from the Brazilian to finally use the potential of the Mercedes and earn INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE.

Villeneuve-Hyundai - fourth and fifth is brilliant racing by this new team.

Robert Kubica - if he was not surrounded by morons, he would have gotten a podium easily.

-- Negatives --
Jeroen Krautmeir - seventh is nothing to be ashamed of, but his team mate was miles better, which makes you wonder: has he now lost the intra-team fight?

Yuji Ide - his team mate made errors, but he was just slow once more.

Nico Rosberg - another REJECT OF THE RACE leaves everyone assuming all Germans are chokers

Stefan-Hyundai - double retirement hurt their cause in the WCC.

Riccardo Agostini - eliminated Webber and Kubica, not making himself too popular with the rest of the field.

Salamander · Post by **Salamander** » 26 May 2014, 19:45

James James Davies wrote:Perfect race really, I couldn't ask for more. It's a shame that Mark was eliminated, else we could've had another nice 1-2 here, but that's the way it goes for you - sometimes things are just really stacked against you. I know how tough it can be - early 1999 was very difficult, all entirely for reasons that were out of my control. But still, today I had a great start, and was able to deal with the remaining cars ahead of me as I wished. A perfect race.

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 26 May 2014, 19:56

2013 Santander British Grand Prix II - Qualifying

1. Evgeny Restov / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:08.329
2. Jarno Trulli / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:08.449
3. Robert Kubica / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:08.462
4. Sebastian Vettel / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:08.662
5. Jeroen Krautmeir / Mercedes - 1:08.670
6. Pedro de la Rosa / Caterham-Renault - 1:08.726
7. Johnny Cecotto, Jr. / Renault - 1:08.856
8. Felipe Massa / Mercedes - 1:08.870
9. Riccardo Agostini / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:08.927
10. James James Davies / Ferrari - 1:08.930
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11. Mark Webber / Ferrari - 1:08.631
12. Jacques Villeneuve / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:08.654
13. Lewis Hamilton / Red Bull-Honda - 1:08.691
14. Michael Schumacher / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:08.777
15. Nico Rosberg / Williams-Honda - 1:09.084
16. Vitaly Petrov / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:09.199
17. Mikhail Aleshin / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:09.404
18. Giancarlo Serenelli / Renault - 1:09.423
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19. Alexandre Voeckler / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:10.028
20. Jaime Alguersuari / Caterham-Renault - 1:10.183
21. Jean-Éric Vergne / Red Bull-Honda - 1:10.201
22. Yuji Ide / Williams-Honda - 1:10.323
23. Jake Rosenzweig / KQ-Hyundai - 1:10.619
24. Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler / KQ-Hyundai - 1:10.686
25. António da Costa / Marussia-Renault - 1:10.703
26. Daniel Juncadella / Marussia-Renault - 1:11.026

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 27 May 2014, 16:32

2013 Santander British Grand Prix II - Race

Penalty Points after the race:
#1 Lewis Hamilton - 10
#3 Jacques Villeneuve - 8
#4 Alexandre Voeckler - 13 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #3 (Jacques Villeneuve)
#5 Nico Rosberg - 8 (+3 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #27 (James James Davies))
#7 Evgeny Restov - 10
#8 Robert Kubica - 5
#9 Sergio Pérez - 8
#10 Jake Rosenzweig - 11
#11 Michael Schumacher - 12 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #30 (Vitaly Petrov), +2 for careless driving at pit exit)
#12 Jarno Trulli - 2
#18 Jaime Alguersuari - 5
#19 Pedro de la Rosa - 12
#27 James James Davies - 9
#28 Mark Webber - 20
#31 Milos Pablovic - 10
#31 Mikhail Aleshin - 7
#73 Jeroen Krautmeir - 15 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #19 (Pedro de la Rosa))
#74 Felipe Massa - 3
#77 Sebastian Vettel - 10
#78 Riccardo Agostini - 7
#80 Giancarlo Serenelli - 8

-- Positives --
Mark Webber - right now Mark got an answer to his rival at any time.

Jeroen Krautmeir - just when you thought he was done, he goes ahead and gets INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE.

Johnny Cecotto - amazing run by the Venezuelan, who for once used the potential of the Renault: can the team expect more?

Yuji Ide - good points finish for the Japanese star

Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler - another point may just seal the deal for KQ, good stuff.

-- Negatives --
Riccardo Agostini - his career is in trouble and his performance is questionable.

Lewis Hamilton - disappointing run for the world champion, adding to a miserable year.

Giancarlo Serenelli - what use is a good run if you throw it all away?

Alexandre Voeckler - REJECT OF THE RACE for hitting his own team mate like an idiot.

Nico Rosberg - wiping out the world champion to be is not gonna help your fame.

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 28 May 2014, 15:06

2013 Campari Gran Premio d'Italia I - Qualifying

1. Sebastian Vettel / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:22.071
2. Riccardo Agostini / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:22.108
3. Evgeny Restov / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:22.205
4. James James Davies / Ferrari - 1:22.223
5. Jarno Trulli / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:22.339
6. Vitaly Petrov / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:22.361
7. Jacques Villeneuve / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:22.692
8. Robert Kubica / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:22.693
9. Nico Rosberg / Williams-Honda - 1:22.703
10. Lewis Hamilton / Red Bull-Honda - 1:22.744
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11. Johnny Cecotto, Jr. / Renault - 1:22.622
12. Mark Webber / Ferrari - 1:22.812
13. Jean-Éric Vergne / Red Bull-Honda - 1:22.930
14. Mikhail Aleshin / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:22.993
15. Felipe Massa / Mercedes - 1:23.581
16. Alexandre Voeckler / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:23.610
17. Michael Schumacher / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:23.683
18. Jeroen Krautmeir / Mercedes - 1:23.745
---------------------------------------------
19. Yuji Ide / Williams-Honda - 1:23.709
20. Pedro de la Rosa / Caterham-Renault - 1:23.825
21. Giancarlo Serenelli / Renault - 1:23.995
22. Jaime Alguersuari / Caterham-Renault - 1:24.019
23. António da Costa / Marussia-Renault - 1:24.429
24. Daniel Juncadella / Marussia-Renault - 1:24.494
25. Jake Rosenzweig / KQ-Hyundai - 1:24.697
26. Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler / KQ-Hyundai - 1:25.027

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 28 May 2014, 21:32

2013 Campari Gran Premio d'Italia I - Race

Penalty Points after the race:
#1 Lewis Hamilton - 10
#3 Jacques Villeneuve - 8
#4 Alexandre Voeckler - 13
#5 Nico Rosberg - 8
#7 Evgeny Restov - 10
#8 Robert Kubica - 5
#9 Sergio Pérez - 8
#10 Jake Rosenzweig - 11
#11 Michael Schumacher - 12
#12 Jarno Trulli - 2
#18 Jaime Alguersuari - 5
#19 Pedro de la Rosa - 12
#27 James James Davies - 19 (+10 for brining the sport into disrepute)
#28 Mark Webber - 20
#31 Milos Pablovic - 10
#31 Mikhail Aleshin - 7
#73 Jeroen Krautmeir - 15
#74 Felipe Massa - 3
#77 Sebastian Vettel - 10
#78 Riccardo Agostini - 7
#80 Giancarlo Serenelli - 8

-- Positives --
Mark Webber - could he maybe even challenge for the title?

Nico Rosberg - just what Williams needed with Mercedes approaching the WCC.

Sauber-Ferrari - neat performance for the Swiss team.

Riccardo Agostini - even though a major screw-up cost him a podium, this was still his most impressive drive: INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE.

Sebastian Vettel - tragic retirement for the German who would have won this race.

-- Negatives --
James James Davies - angry loser gets involved in brawls.

Michael Schumacher - let's be honest, he didn't even deserve tenth.

Stefan-Hyundai - if not for Mercedes, they'd be the biggest idiots in the room.

Yuji Ide - all those good recent performances are gone.

Mercedes - how can you not give them REJECT OF THE RACE if Felipe Massa wipes himself out on the grid and Krautmeir retires in turn one?

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 28 May 2014, 22:26

2013 Campari Gran Premio d'Italia II - Qualifying

1. Robert Kubica / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:22.013
2. Riccardo Agostini / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:22.043
3. Sebastian Vettel / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:22.105
4. Vitaly Petrov / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:22.172
5. Nico Rosberg / Williams-Honda - 1:22.173
6. Jarno Trulli / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:22.339
7. Mikhail Aleshin / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:22.384
8. Evgeny Restov / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:22.521
9. Johnny Cecotto, Jr. / Renault - 1:22.630
10. Mark Webber / Ferrari - 1:22.698
---------------------------------------------
11. James James Davies / Ferrari - 1:22.351
12. Alexandre Voeckler / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:23.686
13. Felipe Massa / Mercedes - 1:23.717
14. Jacques Villeneuve / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:22.760
15. Lewis Hamilton / Red Bull-Honda - 1:22.744
16. Michael Schumacher / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:23.189
17. Yuji Ide / Williams-Honda - 1:23.346
18. Jeroen Krautmeir / Mercedes - 1:23.377
---------------------------------------------
19. Jaime Alguersuari / Caterham-Renault - 1:23.586
20. Jean-Éric Vergne / Red Bull-Honda - 1:23.689
21. Pedro de la Rosa / Caterham-Renault - 1:23.733
22. Giancarlo Serenelli / Renault - 1:24.248
23. Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler / KQ-Hyundai - 1:24.407
24. Jake Rosenzweig / KQ-Hyundai - 1:24.467
25. António da Costa / Marussia-Renault - 1:24.502
26. Daniel Juncadella / Marussia-Renault - 1:24.583

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 29 May 2014, 16:37

2013 Campari Gran Premio d'Italia II - Race

Penalty Points after the race:
#1 Lewis Hamilton - 12 (+2 for not having undertaken one of the obligatory pitstops)
#3 Jacques Villeneuve - 8
#4 Alexandre Voeckler - 13
#5 Nico Rosberg - 8
#7 Evgeny Restov - 10
#8 Robert Kubica - 5
#9 Sergio Pérez - 8
#10 Jake Rosenzweig - 11
#11 Michael Schumacher - 12
#12 Jarno Trulli - 2
#18 Jaime Alguersuari - 5
#19 Pedro de la Rosa - 12
#27 James James Davies - 22 (+3 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #11 (Michael Schumacher))
#28 Mark Webber - 20
#31 Milos Pablovic - 10
#31 Mikhail Aleshin - 7
#73 Jeroen Krautmeir - 15
#74 Felipe Massa - 3
#77 Sebastian Vettel - 10
#78 Riccardo Agostini - 7
#79 Johnny Cecotto, Jr. - 6 (+6 points for causing an avoidable accident involving the drivers of car #9 (Frederic-Maxime Voeckler) and car #73 (Jeroen Krautmeir))
#80 Giancarlo Serenelli - 8

In addition to the penalty points assigned to the driver of car #1 (Lewis Hamilton), he has also been sentenced to a 30-second penalty.
The drivers of car #73 (Jeroen Krautmeir) and car #79 (Johnny Cecotto, Jr.) has suffered an injury in an accident. They are both out until the 2013 Hasselröder Schwarz Große Preise von Deutschland I. wizzie and Phoenix, you have until the end of the deadline for mid-season test II (to be announced later) to decide on a replacement. RNG will be run for RL drivers and fictional drivers agree at their owner's disgression, as usual. You don't need to specify a wage or sponsorship, it will all be covered by sponsorship and wage.

-- Positives --
Sebastian Vettel - finally he got the reward he deserved for his professional behaviour.

Ricciardo Agostini - while he had to surrender to his experienced team mate, he still gets his first podium and the INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE.

Mikhail Aleshin - podium finisher for Russia, this will help Stefan.

Sauber-Ferrari - healthy performance from the Ferrari-powered team at the Ferrari home race.

Alexandre Voeckler - proper effort by the Villeneuve driver to earn a few more points.

-- Negatives --
Mark Webber - lucky to get one point anyway after his mistake.

Red Bull-Honda - "forgetting" one pitstop and having Vergne be not competitive will not help them.

Caterham-Renault - their lack of pace really hurt them today.

James James Davies - even though Cecotto had a heavier accident, JJD gets REJECT OF THE RACE since you'd expect him of all people to do better.

Johnny Cecotto, Jr. - terrifying accident for the Venezuelan driver.

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 29 May 2014, 22:17

It's September 10 and the F1 teams have stayed at the Autodromo Nazionale Monza for the first of two mid-season tests.

Just like 2012 and earlier this season, basically all you have to do is decide how much money you wish to invest in testing new parts: you can choose to buy a five-percent chance at improving your car for €3,000,000, up to sixty percent, i.e. €36,000,000.

A successful upgrade will then involve a RNG roll to see whether it results in minor improvement (increases max grip for both race and qualifying by 50), medium improvement (increases max grip for both race and qualifying by 100) or an extreme improvement (increases max grip for both race and qualifying by 200).

You can choose to run different drivers than your normal drivers at the test if you wish, they will not cost anything nor pay anything nor will they influence your upgrades in any way, i.e. only serve to test out the skill of new drivers.

For teams who have chosen to move their upgrades forward, it is important to note that you technically can get more than 100 per-cent chance of success, but it would not achieve anything, so you may want to consider that in your plans.

Just fill this out and we are ready to go.

Team: Well, duh
Drivers: Well, duh²
Investment: Please only use prices rounded up to the full million

Please have your data ready by June 5th, 1:45 p.m. CEST.

SuperAguri · Post by **SuperAguri** » 29 May 2014, 22:40

Williams need to test
We will use Yuji Ide and Jari Kekkonen (he is unemployed at the moment and in canon is coming to Williams in 2014)
We will invest $36m

Onxy Wrecked · Post by **Onxy Wrecked** » 29 May 2014, 23:55

Team: Stefan
Drivers: Aleshin and Petrov
Investment: 30M

pasta_maldonado · Post by **pasta_maldonado** » 30 May 2014, 00:56

Team: Scuderia Ferrari
Drivers: James James Davies / Danilo di Meglio (ITA) (He tested with us at Kerry Intl earlier in the year)
Investment: 24M

pycku · Post by **pycku** » 30 May 2014, 06:39

Team: Brabham
Drivers: Schumacher and Nikolov
Investment: none

Post by **DemocalypseNow** » 30 May 2014, 10:18

Team: Villeneuve
Drivers: Alexandre-Laurent Voeckler, Robert Wickens
Investment: none

TomWazzleshaw · Post by **TomWazzleshaw** » 30 May 2014, 12:02

Melrose will make is umpteenth F1 comeback as replacement for Krautmeir.

Anyway:

Team: Mercedes AMG Petronas
Drivers: Felipe Massa/Jari Kekkonen
Investment: 24M

FMecha · Post by **FMecha** » 30 May 2014, 12:37

KQ will use their regular drivers and invest 12m on upgrades

Post by **Londoner** » 30 May 2014, 14:48

Team: Sauber F1 Team
Drivers: James Calado, Kevin Magnussen
Investment: 33 million

SuperAguri · Post by **SuperAguri** » 30 May 2014, 21:25

Wizzie wrote:Team: Mercedes AMG Petronas
Drivers: Felipe Massa/Jari Kekkonen

*cough* look up :p *cough* We will use Yuji Ide and Jari Kekkonen (he is unemployed at the moment and in canon is coming to Williams in 2014) *cough*

*cough* Kekkonen had a contract with WilliamsF1 for the 2014 season in F1.*cough*

Salamander · Post by **Salamander** » 30 May 2014, 21:28

SuperAguri wrote:
Wizzie wrote:Team: Mercedes AMG Petronas
Drivers: Felipe Massa/Jari Kekkonen

*cough* look up :p

*cough* Kekkonen had a contract with WilliamsF1 for the 2014 season in F1.*cough*

*cough* Character backstories on the wiki aren't binding canon *cough*

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 30 May 2014, 22:57

Well, Salamander is right. Although SuperAguri has made the offer to Kekkonen for the test first, so unless the DEC holder objects, he's getting him for that one.

roblo97 · Post by **roblo97** » 31 May 2014, 10:36

Red Bull
Hamilton, Vergne
£36,000,000

takagi_for_the_win · Post by **takagi_for_the_win** » 31 May 2014, 12:08

Marussia will use their two normal race drivers (Juncadella and da Costa), and we'll throw 6 million at the car.

Phoenix · Post by **Phoenix** » 01 Jun 2014, 21:50

Team: Renault F1 Team
Drivers: Johnny Cecotto Jr., Giancarlo Serenelli
Investment: €36.000.000

SeedStriker · Post by **SeedStriker** » 02 Jun 2014, 11:47

Team: McLaren
Drivers: Sebastian Vettel, Riccardo Agostini
Investment: €36.000.000

Post by **kevinbotz** » 02 Jun 2014, 19:58

Team: Caterham F1 Team
Drivers: Pedro de la Rosa, Jaime Alguersuari
Investment: $0

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 02 Jun 2014, 21:52

2013 Official FIA Mid-Season Test II

Morning Times
1. Danilo di Meglio / Ferrari - 1:22.978
2. Sebastian Vettel / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:23.175
3. Kevin Magnussen / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:23.206
4. Mikhail Aleshin / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:23.288
5. Jari Kekkonen / Mercedes - 1:23.462
6. Alexandre-Laurent Voeckler / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:23.581
7. Yuji Ide / Williams-Honda - 1:23.614
8. Nikola Nikolov / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:23.681
9. Giancarlo Serenelli / Renault - 1:23.978
10. Lewis Hamilton / Red Bull-Honda - 1:24.312
11. António da Costa / Marussia-Renault - 1:24.429
12. Jake Rosenzweig / KQ-Hyundai - 1:24.569

Afternoon Times
1. Vitaly Petrov / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:22.372
2. James James Davies / Ferrari - 1:22.390
3. Michael Schumacher / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:22.555
4. Riccardo Agostini / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:22.674
5. Kevin Magnussen / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:22.853
6. Robert Wickens / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:22.920
7. Jari Kekkonen / Williams-Honda - 1:23.134
8. Jean-Éric Vergne / Red Bull-Honda - 1:23.308
9. Robin Frijns / Renault - 1:23.463
10. Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler / KQ-Hyundai - 1:23.676
11. Felipe Massa / Mercedes - 1:23.843
12. Daniel Juncadella / Marussia-Renault - 1:24.335

Complete Results
1. Vitaly Petrov / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:22.372
2. James James Davies / Ferrari - 1:22.390
3. Michael Schumacher / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:22.555
4. Riccardo Agostini / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:22.674
5. Kevin Magnussen / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:22.853
6. Robert Wickens / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:22.920
7. Danilo di Meglio / Ferrari - 1:22.978
8. Jari Kekkonen / Williams-Honda - 1:23.134
9. Sebastian Vettel / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:23.175
10. Kevin Magnussen / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:23.206
11. Mikhail Aleshin / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:23.288
12. Jean-Éric Vergne / Red Bull-Honda - 1:23.308
13. Jari Kekkonen / Mercedes - 1:23.462
14. Robin Frijns / Renault - 1:23.463
15. Alexandre-Laurent Voeckler / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:23.581
16. Yuji Ide / Williams-Honda - 1:23.614
17. Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler / KQ-Hyundai - 1:23.676
18. Nikola Nikolov / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:23.681
19. Felipe Massa / Mercedes - 1:23.843
20. Giancarlo Serenelli / Renault - 1:23.978
21. Lewis Hamilton / Red Bull-Honda - 1:24.312
22. Daniel Juncadella / Marussia-Renault - 1:24.335
23. António da Costa / Marussia-Renault - 1:24.429
24. Jake Rosenzweig / KQ-Hyundai - 1:24.569

Test Results:

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Red Bull: Medium performance improvement
Williams: Medium performance improvement
Sauber: No performance improvement
KQ: No performance improvement
Ferrari: Medium performance improvement
Stefan: Large performance improvement
Marussia: Medium performance improvement
Mercedes: Minor performance improvement
McLaren: Medium performance improvement
Renault: Minor performance improvement

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 02 Jun 2014, 22:53

2013 Galp Energia Grande Prémio de Portugal I - Qualifying

1. Mikhail Aleshin / Stefan-Hyundai - 39.886
2. James James Davies / Ferrari - 39.891
3. Jacques Villeneuve / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 39.895
4. Riccardo Agostini / McLaren-Mercedes - 39.942
5. Robert Kubica / Sauber-Ferrari - 40.002
6. Vitaly Petrov / Stefan-Hyundai - 40.022
7. Lewis Hamilton / Red Bull-Honda - 40.079
8. Jaime Alguersuari / Caterham-Renault - 40.097
9. Pedro de la Rosa / Caterham-Renault - 40.099
10. Mark Webber / Ferrari - 40.111
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11. Daniel Melrose / Mercedes - 40.111
12. Jarno Trulli / Brabham-Hyundai - 40.195
13. Sebastian Vettel / McLaren-Mercedes - 40.197
14. Michael Schumacher / Brabham-Hyundai - 40.205
15. Nico Rosberg / Williams-Honda - 40.218
16. Romain Grosjean / Renault - 40.260
17. Felipe Massa / Mercedes - 40.386
18. Yuji Ide / Williams-Honda - 40.416
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19. Evgeny Restov / Sauber-Ferrari - 40.657
20. Jean-Éric Vergne / Red Bull-Honda - 40.660
21. Alexandre Voeckler / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 40.681
22. Giancarlo Serenelli / Renault - 40.740
23. Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler / KQ-Hyundai - 40.748
24. António da Costa / Marussia-Renault - 40.789
25. Jake Rosenzweig / KQ-Hyundai - 40.989
26. Daniel Juncadella / Marussia-Renault - 41.146

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 06 Jun 2014, 20:52

2013 Galp Energia Grande Prémio de Portugal I - Race

Penalty Points after the race:
#1 Lewis Hamilton - 10
#3 Jacques Villeneuve - 8
#4 Alexandre Voeckler - 13
#5 Nico Rosberg - 18 (+10 for brining the sport into disrepute)
#7 Evgeny Restov - 10
#8 Robert Kubica - 5
#9 Sergio Pérez - 8
#10 Jake Rosenzweig - 11
#11 Michael Schumacher - 17 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the drivers of car #79 (Romain Grosjean))
#12 Jarno Trulli - 2
#18 Jaime Alguersuari - 5
#19 Pedro de la Rosa - 12
#27 James James Davies - 19
#28 Mark Webber - 20
#31 Milos Pablovic - 10
#31 Mikhail Aleshin - 7
#73 Jeroen Krautmeir - 15
#73 Daniel Melrose - 2 (+2 for not having undertaken one of the obligatory pitstops)
#74 Felipe Massa - 3
#77 Sebastian Vettel - 20 (+10 for causing an avoidable accident involving the drivers of car #3 (Jacques Villeneuve), car #8 (Robert Kubica) car #19 (Pedro de la Rosa), car #27 (James James Davies), car#31 (Mikhael Aleshin) car #32 (Daniel Juncadella), car #33 (Antonio Felix da Costa)
#78 Riccardo Agostini - 7
#80 Giancarlo Serenelli - 8

In addition to the penalty points assigned to the driver of car #77 (Sebastian Vettel), he has also been sentenced to a Grand Prix weekend ban. In addition to the penalty points assigned to the driver of car #73 (Daniel Melrose), he has also been sentenced to a 30-second penalty.

-- Positives --
Nico Rosberg - I guess you can moon the competition if you are surviving and winning such a grueling race.

Lewis Hamilton - great run by the world champion to get on the podium.

Yuji Ide - a fourth place gives Williams even more points and earns him .

Voeckler Family - first nephew and uncle pair to grab points in Formula 1, which gets them INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE.

Jake Rosenzweig - the first point for the guy that could very well be called the joke of Formula 1.

-- Negatives --
Daniel Melrose - tries to be a master ruseman, but is now only the master monkeyman.

Felipe Massa - there is literally no justification for spinning five times within one race.

Michael Schumacher - took Grosjean out and ruined Romain's comeback.

Sebastian Vettel - REJECT OF THE RACE for causing the perhaps single biggest pile-up in recent F1 history.

Mark Webber - you won't win a world title when you can't make your races last longer than 50 metres.

Post by **DemocalypseNow** » 06 Jun 2014, 21:15

The National Post, Eh wrote:Jacques steps aside to help fund next season

With Villeneuve Racing struggling to make ends meet, and much uncertainty over their continuation into 2014, team principal and lead driver Jacques Villeneuve has made the bold decision to step aside, in favour of a well financed driver, to help pay the end of season bills, and ensure his team will continue into 2014.

The lucky driver in question is a relative unknown - Russian rookie Vadim Kogay will make his top flight debut.

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Salamander · Post by **Salamander** » 06 Jun 2014, 21:37

James James Davies wrote:*sigh* ... it's kids, isn't it? Stupid kids driving way over their head, and the rest of us have to pay the price. Vettel's been threatening to bathplug us all over like that for years now, but the FIA ignored every god damn warning sign. Mistakes can be forgiven - hell, even I make mistakes occasionally - but Vettel was clearly driving way over his head, lap after lap, race after race, year after year. You can see it in how many results he thrown down the toilet - the number's so damn high I'd be surprised if anyone can give an exact amount. This kid's tossing his whole damn career down the toilet - his decision, obviously, but the more he does this the more chance he ruins someone else's race, or indeed, everybody's race as he did today. If he screws up on this scale again, the FIA need to kick him out of F1, because it's clear he doesn't have any interest in driving with any skill at all.

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 06 Jun 2014, 21:49

2013 Galp Energia Grande Prémio de Portugal II - Qualifying

1. Mikhail Aleshin / Stefan-Hyundai - 41.018
2. Vitaly Petrov / Stefan-Hyundai - 41.088
3. Sebastian Vettel / McLaren-Mercedes - 41.094
4. Riccardo Agostini / McLaren-Mercedes - 41.108
5. Evgeny Restov / Sauber-Ferrari - 41.221
6. Daniel Melrose / Mercedes - 41.273
7. Mark Webber / Ferrari - 41.283
8. Robert Kubica / Sauber-Ferrari - 41.340
9. Lewis Hamilton / Red Bull-Honda - 41.457
10. Romain Grosjean / Renault - 41.491
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11. Jean-Éric Vergne / Red Bull-Honda - 41.480
12. James James Davies / Ferrari - 41.551
13. Felipe Massa / Mercedes - 41.630
14. Jarno Trulli / Brabham-Hyundai - 41.809
15. Nico Rosberg / Williams-Honda - 41.837
16. Michael Schumacher / Brabham-Hyundai - 41.983
17. Jacques Villeneuve / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 42.204
18. Alexandre Voeckler / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 42.204
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19. Jaime Alguersuari / Caterham-Renault - 42.527
20. Pedro de la Rosa / Caterham-Renault - 42.545
21. Yuji Ide / Williams-Honda - 42.651
22. Giancarlo Serenelli / Renault - 42.653
23. Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler / KQ-Hyundai - 42.683
24. Jake Rosenzweig / KQ-Hyundai - 42.989
25. Daniel Juncadella / Marussia-Renault - 42.743
26. António da Costa / Marussia-Renault - 42.783

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 07 Jun 2014, 17:31

2013 Galp Energia Grande Prémio de Portugal II - Race

Penalty Points after the race:
#1 Lewis Hamilton - 10
#3 Jacques Villeneuve - 8
#4 Alexandre Voeckler - 13
#5 Nico Rosberg - 18
#7 Evgeny Restov - 10
#8 Robert Kubica - 5
#9 Sergio Pérez - 8
#10 Jake Rosenzweig - 11
#11 Michael Schumacher - 17
#12 Jarno Trulli - 2
#18 Jaime Alguersuari - 5
#19 Pedro de la Rosa - 12
#27 James James Davies - 22
#28 Mark Webber - 20
#31 Milos Pablovic - 10
#31 Mikhail Aleshin - 7
#73 Jeroen Krautmeir - 15
#73 Daniel Melrose - 2
#74 Felipe Massa - 3
#77 Sebastian Vettel - 20
#78 Riccardo Agostini - 7
#80 Giancarlo Serenelli - 13 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #6 (Yuji Ide)

-- Positives --
Sebastian Vettel - the win won't remove his ban but at least give him some of his dignity back.

Evgeny Restov - valueable second place gives him 18 points.

Vitaly Petrov - clawed closer to JJD which makes you wonder whether he can open up the title race.

Lewis Hamilton - amazing late race run where he even passed JJD on track gets him INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE.

Daniel Melrose - had his suspension not betrayed him, he would have grabbed a podium for Mercedes.

-- Negatives --
Jaime Alguersuari - spintastic performance by the young Spaniard.

Mercedes - double suspension failure could have ended up with people hurt.

Ricciardo Agostini - threw away possible good result.

Giancarlo Serenelli - in his last race he gets REJECT OF THE RACE for causing a massive crash with Ide.

Michael Schumacher - too enthusiastic at the start.

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 08 Jun 2014, 22:46

2013 Hasselröder Schwarz Großer Preis von Deutschland I - Qualifying

1. Mikhail Aleshin / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:08.540
2. Mark Webber / Ferrari - 1:08.646
3. Felipe Massa / Mercedes - 1:08.704
4. James James Davies / Ferrari - 1:08.751
5. Robert Kubica / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:08.756
6. Vitaly Petrov / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:08.806
7. Nico Rosberg / Williams-Honda - 1:08.905
8. Romain Grosjean / Renault - 1:08.939
9. Jean-Éric Vergne / Red Bull-Honda - 1:08.955
10. Lewis Hamilton / Red Bull-Honda - 1:09.064
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11. Riccardo Agostini / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:09.274
12. Felipe Nasr / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:09.278
13. Evgeny Restov / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:09.290
14. Jaime Alguersuari / Caterham-Renault - 1:09.302
15. Pedro de la Rosa / Caterham-Renault - 1:09.599
16. Jeroen Krautmeir / Mercedes - 1:09.600
17. Jarno Trulli / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:09.666
18. Michael Schumacher / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:09.786
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19. Yuji Ide / Williams-Honda - 1:10.394
20. Alexandre Voeckler / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:10.453
21. Johnny Cecotto, Jr. / Renault - 1:10.561
22. Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler / KQ-Hyundai - 1:10.961
23. António da Costa / Marussia-Renault - 1:10.970
24. Daniel Juncadella / Marussia-Renault - 1:11.179
25. Jake Rosenzweig / KQ-Hyundai - 1:11.564
26. Vadim Kogay / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:11.647

TomWazzleshaw · Post by **TomWazzleshaw** » 09 Jun 2014, 01:20

Klon wrote:25. Jake Rosenzweig / KQ-Hyundai - 1:11.564
26. Vadim Kogay / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:21.647

There, much better

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 09 Jun 2014, 12:16

2013 Hasselröder Schwarz Großer Preis von Deutschland I - Race

Penalty Points after the race:
#1 Lewis Hamilton - 10
#3 Jacques Villeneuve - 8
#4 Alexandre Voeckler - 13
#5 Nico Rosberg - 18
#7 Evgeny Restov - 10
#8 Robert Kubica - 5
#9 Sergio Pérez - 8
#10 Jake Rosenzweig - 11
#11 Michael Schumacher - 17
#12 Jarno Trulli - 2
#18 Jaime Alguersuari - 5
#19 Pedro de la Rosa - 12
#27 James James Davies - 22
#28 Mark Webber - 20
#31 Milos Pablovic - 10
#31 Mikhail Aleshin - 12 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #12 (Jarno Trulli))
#32 Daniel Juncadella - 3 (+3 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #18 (Jaime Alguersuari))
#73 Jeroen Krautmeir - 15
#73 Daniel Melrose - 2
#74 Felipe Massa - 3
#77 Sebastian Vettel - 20
#78 Riccardo Agostini - 7
#80 Giancarlo Serenelli - 13

-- Positives --
Nico Rosberg - last lap pass secures fourth German win in a row.

Felipe Massa - even though he lost the lead, he has little to be ashamed of.

Felipe Nasr - getting a 5th place on your debut is very nice and earns you INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE.

Michael Schumacher - good job of coming back from disappointing Q2 exit.

James James Davies - manages to grab two points after having an accident through no fault of his own.

-- Negatives --
Yuji Ide - spintastic performance by the Japanese driver.

Jeroen Krautmeir - your team mate almost wins the race and you don't even score points, that's what you need to do in order to look stupid.

Mikhail Aleshin - REJECT OF THE RACE for throwing away an assured victory by going too hard after exiting the pits.

Romain Grosjean - threw away a possible podium and then suffered a puncture.

Antonio da Costa - just because you'll end up at the back of the field does not mean you can go around spinning like a thrown frisbee.

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 10 Jun 2014, 13:02

2013 Hasselröder Schwarz Großer Preis von Deutschland II - Qualifying

1. James James Davies / Ferrari - 1:12.332
2. Vitaly Petrov / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:12.344
3. Lewis Hamilton / Red Bull-Honda - 1:12.406
4. Jean-Éric Vergne / Red Bull-Honda - 1:12.487
5. Nico Rosberg / Williams-Honda - 1:12.595
6. Felipe Massa / Mercedes - 1:12.625
7. Robert Kubica / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:12.656
8. Mikhail Aleshin / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:12.657
9. Jaime Alguersuari / Caterham-Renault - 1:12.764
10. Felipe Nasr / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:12.789
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11. Mark Webber / Ferrari - 1:12.722
12. Alexandre Voeckler / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:12.760
13. Yuji Ide / Williams-Honda - 1:12.898
14. Evgeny Restov / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:12.979
15. Jeroen Krautmeir / Mercedes - 1:13.001
16. Riccardo Agostini / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:13.274
17. Romain Grosjean / Renault - 1:13.345
18. Pedro de la Rosa / Caterham-Renault - 1:13.553
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19. Jarno Trulli / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:14.088
20. Michael Schumacher / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:14.285
21. Johnny Cecotto, Jr. / Renault - 1:14.328
22. Daniel Juncadella / Marussia-Renault - 1:15.328
23. Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler / KQ-Hyundai - 1:15.577
24. Jake Rosenzweig / KQ-Hyundai - 1:15.577
25. António da Costa / Marussia-Renault - 1:15.713
26. Vadim Kogay / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:18.024

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 10 Jun 2014, 13:18

2013 Hasselröder Schwarz Großer Preis von Deutschland II - Race

Penalty Points after the race:
#1 Lewis Hamilton - 10
#3 Jacques Villeneuve - 8
#4 Alexandre Voeckler - 13
#5 Nico Rosberg - 18
#7 Evgeny Restov - 10
#8 Robert Kubica - 5
#9 Sergio Pérez - 8
#10 Jake Rosenzweig - 11
#11 Michael Schumacher - 17
#12 Jarno Trulli - 2
#18 Jaime Alguersuari - 5
#19 Pedro de la Rosa - 12
#27 James James Davies - 22
#28 Mark Webber - 20
#31 Milos Pablovic - 10
#31 Mikhail Aleshin - 12
#32 Daniel Juncadella - 3
#73 Jeroen Krautmeir - 15
#73 Daniel Melrose - 2
#74 Felipe Massa - 3
#77 Sebastian Vettel - 20
#78 Riccardo Agostini - 7
#80 Giancarlo Serenelli - 13

-- Positives --
Nico Rosberg - apparentely, nothing could stop the German in Germany, not even rain.

Robert Kubica - brilliant run by the Polish driver to secure second.

Ricciardo Agostini - the best way to deal with the threat of a new driver is to beat him.

Felipe Nasr - even though he lost to Agostini this time, 20 points in his first GP weekend will make teams take note of him.

Pedro de la Rosa - overcame a bad qualifying effort and a noticeable lack of pace to get a bunch of points and INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE.

-- Negatives --
Red Bull-Honda - amazing qualifying effort turns out to be smoke and mirrors (WOAH!)

Mark Webber - couldn't handle the humidity on the track and just was slow.

Vadim Kogay - atrociously slow in the wet conditions.

Renault - double retirement is not good for business.

Vitaly Petrov - beating JJD at the start only helps if you can finish the race ahead of him and not crash out, earning REJECT OF THE RACE in the process.