The Current Era - Alternate F1 - 2013 Season

roblo97 · Post by **roblo97** » 21 Apr 2014, 09:20

Salamander wrote:
HawkAussie wrote:That statement that I said in the chatroom still apply because I won't be running the Red Bull team anymore

Seeing as I'm next in the waiting list, that makes me first in line to take over Red Bull. However, I'd rather not run Red Bull, to be honest, so if I can retain my position at the top of the waiting list, roblomas52 or another user can take over the team.

Thank you very much for offering me the chance to run Red Bull.

Anyway, here are the test plans...

Team: Red Bull
Drivers: Lewis Hamilton and Jean Eric Vergne
Investment: 36 million
Strategy: Immediately
Brothel: High Class, preferably with a nice bar

pycku · Post by **pycku** » 21 Apr 2014, 09:24

No test for Brabham, or at least we will invest no money and will drive with our usual drivers. If I am to fill the form, let it be so:

Team: Brabham
Drivers: Michael Schumacher and Jarno Trulli
Investment: no (0)
Strategy: no

takagi_for_the_win · Post by **takagi_for_the_win** » 21 Apr 2014, 11:55

Team: Marussia
Drivers: Antonio Felix da Costa and Daniel Juncadella
Investment: 9 million; yes, we're going for broke now

Strategy: Immediately
Brothels: 4 blondes and a brunette

SeedStriker · Post by **SeedStriker** » 21 Apr 2014, 14:43

Team: McLaren
Drivers: Riccardo Agostini and Ricardo Llosa
Investment: 36 Million
Strategy: inmediately
Brothel: High Class

Post by **Londoner** » 21 Apr 2014, 19:36

Team: Sauber F1 Team
Drivers: James Calado and Stoffel Vandoorne
Investment: £36 million
Strategy: Immediately
Brothel: High Class

Post by **DemocalypseNow** » 21 Apr 2014, 19:58

Team: Villeneuve Racing
Drivers: Alexandre-Laurent Voeckler & Robert Wickens
Investment: €15M
Strategy: Immediate
Brothel: High Class

Post by **kevinbotz** » 21 Apr 2014, 21:41

Team: Caterham F1 Team
Drivers: Pedro de la Rosa, Jaime Alguersuari
Investment: 36 Million
Strategy: Immediate
Brothel: High Class

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 23 Apr 2014, 02:35

Alright, with testing underway, let's talk about another new feature:

The F1 Young Driver's Draft

In this, each team in Formula One may pick one driver out of a group of 30 nominated drivers. The team that picks that driver has the so-called "right of first refusal" for the next four years. That basically means that whenever said driver is offered a drive by another team, the drafting team may match the terms and thereby force the driver to sign with them instead of the other team.

Until the end of the season, this is only relevant for you for two reasons:
- You can use your potential draft pick as a trading good, i.e. sell it for money, a driver contract, whatever have you. Any such deals must be announced in this thread though.
- If you wish to enter a fictional driver into the draft, you can do so.

Contrary to the name, there is no age limit. You can enter any driver that would normally be allowed in Alt-F1 and that has NEVER participated in a F1 or IndyCar race. Entries will be open until all 30 slots are filled or until the fourth-to-last race of the season, whatever happens first. I will occasionally add real-life drivers to the list, so if you want a spot, better be quick. Furthermore please note that the right of first refusal will override the normal rule for fictional driver selection, so if you enter a fictional driver in the draft, you are accepting that he may land at any team.

Drivers entered in the 2014 Young Driver's Draft:

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Aaro Vainio
Alex Lynn
Brendon Hartley
Carlos Munoz
Carlos Sainz, Jr.
Daniel Ricciardo
David Cassidy (Salamander)
Dmitry Suranovich
Felipe Guimaraes
Jack Hawksworth
Jeb Burton
Jolyon Palmer
Kevin Magnussen
Kyle Miyata Larson
Marcus Ericsson
Marvin Kirchhöfer
Nico Müller
Pål Varhaug
Raffaele Marciello
Renger van der Zande
Richie Stanaway
Roberto Mehri
Robin Frijns
Roland Steichen (Pasta)
Sam Baromono (HawkAussie)
Simone Bizzarri (biscione)
Stoffel Vandoorne
Tim Macrow
Will Stevens
Valterri Bottas

The draft will happen after the end of the 2013 season. This post is only for organising things.

pycku · Post by **pycku** » 23 Apr 2014, 08:11

Kevin Magnussen for me.

roblo97 · Post by **roblo97** » 23 Apr 2014, 08:50

Alex Lynn for Red Bull please

HawkAussie · Post by **HawkAussie** » 23 Apr 2014, 09:13

Sam Baromono is interested in joining the Young Driver's Draft after just losing the championship title in the GP2 series by 4 points from David Cassidy.

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 23 Apr 2014, 10:48

I'm sorry, you were not supposed to pick drivers yet. I failed to make this clear. The draft will happen after the end of the season. My bad. :oops:

Post by **DemocalypseNow** » 23 Apr 2014, 11:55

Simone Bizzarri wishes to enter the draft.

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 30 Apr 2014, 12:58

2013 Official FIA Mid-Season Test I

Morning Times
1. David Cassidy / Ferrari - 2:05.274
2. Jari Kekkonen / Mercedes - 2:05.962
3. Milos Pablovic / Stefan-Hyundai - 2:06.032
4. Jean-Éric Vergne / Red Bull-Honda - 2:06.288
5. Pedro de la Rosa / Caterham-Renault - 2:06.452
6. Nico Rosberg / Williams-Honda - 2:06.623
7. Robert Wickens / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 2:06.738
8. Stoffel Vandoorne / Sauber-Ferrari - 2:06.739
9. Jake Rosenzweig / KQ-Hyundai - 2:06.990
10. Ricardo Llosa / McLaren-Mercedes - 2:07.173
11. Daniel Juncadella / Marussia-Renault - 2:07.466

Afternoon Times
1. Mikhail Aleshin / Stefan-Hyundai - 2:04.203
2. Danilo di Meglio / Ferrari - 2:04.673
3. Yuji Ide / Williams-Honda - 2:04.883
4. Riccardo Agostini / McLaren-Mercedes - 2:05.244
5. James Calado / Sauber-Ferrari - 2:05.376
6. Jaime Alguersuari / Caterham-Renault - 2:05.551
7. Lewis Hamilton / Red Bull-Honda - 2:05.802
8. Mitchell Macklin / Mercedes - 2:05.845
9. Alexandre-Laurent Voeckler / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 2:06.164
10. Antonio Felix da Costa / Marussia-Renault - 2:06.944
11. Rahel Frey / KQ-Hyundai - 2:07.367

Complete Times
1. Mikhail Aleshin / Stefan-Hyundai - 2:04.203
2. Danilo di Meglio / Ferrari - 2:04.673
3. Yuji Ide / Williams-Honda - 2:04.883
4. Riccardo Agostini / McLaren-Mercedes - 2:05.244
5. David Cassidy / Ferrari - 2:05.274
6. James Calado / Sauber-Ferrari - 2:05.376
7. Jaime Alguersuari / Caterham-Renault - 2:05.551
8. Lewis Hamilton / Red Bull-Honda - 2:05.802
9. Mitchell Macklin / Mercedes - 2:05.845
10. Jari Kekkonen / Mercedes - 2:05.962
11. Milos Pablovic / Stefan-Hyundai - 2:06.032
12. Alexandre-Laurent Voeckler / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 2:06.164
13. Jean-Éric Vergne / Red Bull-Honda - 2:06.288
14. Pedro de la Rosa / Caterham-Renault - 2:06.452
15. Nico Rosberg / Williams-Honda - 2:06.623
16. Robert Wickens / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 2:06.738
17. Stoffel Vandoorne / Sauber-Ferrari - 2:06.739
18. Antonio Felix da Costa / Marussia-Renault - 2:06.944
19. Jake Rosenzweig / KQ-Hyundai - 2:06.990
20. Ricardo Llosa / McLaren-Mercedes - 2:07.173
21. Rahel Frey / KQ-Hyundai - 2:07.367
22. Daniel Juncadella / Marussia-Renault - 2:07.466

Test Results:

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Red Bull: Minor performance improvement
Villeneuve: Extreme performance improvement
Williams: Minor performance improvement
Sauber: Minor performance improvement
KQ: No performance improvement
Caterham: Minor performance improvement
Ferrari: 60 per-cent chance of improvement taken over
Stefan: No performance improvement
Marussia: No performance improvement
Mercedes: 60 per-cent chance of improvement taken over
McLaren: Medium performance improvement

Onxy Wrecked · Post by **Onxy Wrecked** » 30 Apr 2014, 20:22

Looks like we have a solution for next season...

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 01 May 2014, 16:00

2013 Tiffany Monaco Grand Prix I - Qualifying

1. James James Davies / Ferrari - 1:13.234
2. Nico Rosberg / Williams-Honda - 1:13.339
3. Lewis Hamilton / Red Bull-Honda - 1:13.343
4. Sebastian Vettel / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:13.352
5. Riccardo Agostini / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:13.374
6. Pedro de la Rosa / Caterham-Renault - 1:13.376
7. Milos Pablovic / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:13.457
8. Robert Kubica / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:13.518
9. Evgeny Restov / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:13.528
10. Mark Webber / Ferrari - 1:13.538
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11. Alexandre Voeckler / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:13.618
12. Vitaly Petrov / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:13.624
13. Jarno Trulli / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:13.635
14. Jean-Éric Vergne / Red Bull-Honda - 1:13.655
15. Jacques Villeneuve / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:13.684
16. Jeroen Krautmeir / Mercedes - 1:13.718
17. Johnny Cecotto, Jr. / Renault - 1:13.797
18. Yuji Ide / Williams-Honda - 1:14.000
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19. Michael Schumacher / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:14.797
20. Felipe Massa / Mercedes - 1:14.801
21. Jaime Alguersuari / Caterham-Renault - 1:14.904
22. Jake Rosenzweig / KQ-Hyundai - 1:14.931
23. Giancarlo Serenelli / Renault - 1:15.101
24. Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler / KQ-Hyundai - 1:15.857
25. Daniel Juncadella / Marussia-Renault - 1:16.183
26. António da Costa / Marussia-Renault - 1:16.233

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 01 May 2014, 20:13

2013 Tiffany Monaco 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 - 5
#9 Sergio Pérez - 8
#10 Jake Rosenzweig - 11
#11 Michael Schumacher - 5
#12 Jarno Trulli - 2
#27 James James Davies - 4
#28 Mark Webber - 20
#73 Jeroen Krautmeir - 10
#74 Felipe Massa - 3
#77 Sebastian Vettel - 5
#80 Giancarlo Serenelli - 8

-- Positives --
James James Davies - another dominating drive by a man who obviously wants to become world champion.

Lewis Hamilton - he could not beat Nico Rosberg in the end, but the world champion is back in business.

Sauber-Ferrari - good haul of points for the Swiss team.

Riccardo Agostini - brilliant drive by the Italian newbie to grab INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE and his first points in Formula One.

Villeneuve-Hyundai - great pace lost through technical issues.

-- Negatives --
Vitaly Petrov - you'd expect a title contender to get a better result.

Mercedes - not a very lovely performance by the Germans.

Jean-Éric Vergne - he should have really made more of his chance, the Red Bull is very competitive this weekend.

Brabham-Hyundai - Trulli drops to the end of the field and Schumacher crashes out, this is what REJECT OF THE RACE is all about.

Yuji Ide - uninspired retirement from the race as his team mate got himself on the podium.

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 01 May 2014, 20:23

2013 Tiffany Monaco Grand Prix II - Qualifying

1. James James Davies / Ferrari - 1:13.317
2. Robert Kubica / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:13.323
3. Michael Schumacher / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:13.332
4. Jacques Villeneuve / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:13.354
5. Johnny Cecotto, Jr. / Renault - 1:13.367
6. Lewis Hamilton / Red Bull-Honda - 1:13.375
7. Jean-Éric Vergne / Red Bull-Honda - 1:13.399
8. Felipe Massa / Mercedes - 1:13.418
9. Nico Rosberg / Williams-Honda - 1:13.552
10. Mark Webber / Ferrari - 1:13.604
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11. Yuji Ide / Williams-Honda - 1:13.615
12. Vitaly Petrov / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:13.625
13. Sebastian Vettel / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:13.352
14. Jarno Trulli / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:13.635
15. Evgeny Restov / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:13.698
16. Pedro de la Rosa / Caterham-Renault - 1:13.777
17. Milos Pablovic / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:13.457
18. Alexandre Voeckler / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:13.618
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19. Riccardo Agostini / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:13.827
20. Jaime Alguersuari / Caterham-Renault - 1:13.846
21. Jeroen Krautmeir / Mercedes - 1:13.998
22. Jake Rosenzweig / KQ-Hyundai - 1:14.189
23. Giancarlo Serenelli / Renault - 1:14.302
24. António da Costa / Marussia-Renault - 1:14.832
25. Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler / KQ-Hyundai - 1:14.870
26. Daniel Juncadella / Marussia-Renault - 1:16.148

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 01 May 2014, 20:43

2013 Tiffany Monaco 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 - 5
#9 Sergio Pérez - 8
#10 Jake Rosenzweig - 11
#11 Michael Schumacher - 5
#12 Jarno Trulli - 2
#27 James James Davies - 4
#28 Mark Webber - 20
#73 Jeroen Krautmeir - 10
#74 Felipe Massa - 3
#77 Sebastian Vettel - 5
#80 Giancarlo Serenelli - 8

-- Positives --
Michael Schumacher - the king of kings has returned to his throne.

Jacques Villeneuve - rumours say he'll retire from F1 racing, and if those are true, he leaves with a final INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE.

Felipe Massa - good response to the struggles of yesterday.

Johnny Cecotto, Jr. - brilliant drive by the Venezuelan talent.

Riccardo Agostini - after Q1 exit, this tenth place looked unlikely.

-- Negatives --
Mark Webber - uninspired drive by the Australian

Evgeny Restov - the Russian was, ever so slighty, too slow.

Caterham-Renault - kind of missing pace out there.

Title Contenders - both made embarrasing driving errors and get REJECT OF THE RACE along with zero points.

Giancarlo Serenelli - could not get anything done before retiring.

pycku · Post by **pycku** » 04 May 2014, 14:14

Finally we have got that victory! Well done, Michael!

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 09 May 2014, 08:49

2013 Telefónica Gran Premio de España I - Qualifying

1. Nico Rosberg / Williams-Honda - 1:38.621
2. Sebastian Vettel / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:38.694
3. Vitaly Petrov / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:38.880
4. James James Davies / Ferrari - 1:38.882
5. Evgeny Restov / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:38.953
6. Michael Schumacher / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:39.152
7. Felipe Massa / Mercedes - 1:39.185
8. Mark Webber / Ferrari - 1:39.204
9. Jaime Alguersuari / Caterham-Renault - 1:39.235
10. Riccardo Agostini / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:39.364
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11. Alexandre Voeckler / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:39.501
12. Jarno Trulli / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:39.579
13. Pedro de la Rosa / Caterham-Renault - 1:39.664
14. Robert Kubica / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:39.733
15. Johnny Cecotto, Jr. / Renault - 1:39.860
16. Yuji Ide / Williams-Honda - 1:39.901
17. Giancarlo Serenelli / Renault - 1:39.962
18. Jean-Éric Vergne / Red Bull-Honda - 1:40.204
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19. Milos Pablovic / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:40.034
20. Jeroen Krautmeir / Mercedes - 1:40.233
21. Jacques Villeneuve / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:40.283
22. Lewis Hamilton / Red Bull-Honda - 1:40.485
23. Jake Rosenzweig / KQ-Hyundai - 1:41.262
24. António da Costa / Marussia-Renault - 1:41.410
25. Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler / KQ-Hyundai - 1:41.623
26. Daniel Juncadella / Marussia-Renault - 1:41.635

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 09 May 2014, 12:45

2013 Telefónica Grande Premio de España 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 - 5
#9 Sergio Pérez - 8
#10 Jake Rosenzweig - 11
#11 Michael Schumacher - 5
#12 Jarno Trulli - 2
#27 James James Davies - 4
#28 Mark Webber - 20
#31 Milos Pablovic - 10 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #1 (Lewis Hamilton); +5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #2 (Jean-Éric Vergne)
#73 Jeroen Krautmeir - 10
#74 Felipe Massa - 3
#77 Sebastian Vettel - 5
#80 Giancarlo Serenelli - 8

-- Positives --
Mark Webber - some would argue without Petrov's tyre problem he would have never won but it is not like those voices matter.

Sebastian Vettel - another very valueable podium for the struggling McLaren team.

Felipe Massa - two fifth places in a row get Massa today's INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE.

Caterham-Renault - back in the points with both cars again.

Milos Pablovic - you know you have some talent if you can finish ninth after two accidents.

-- Negatives --
Brabham-Hyundai - good pace goes nowhere thanks to horrible pitstops.

Jeroen Krautmeir - as inspired as his team mate was, it did not translate to Krautmeir's side of the garage.

Villeneuve-Hyundai - must have wanted more but random technical problems and ALV's spin prevented more.

Nico Rosberg - spinning out of the lead under pressure and retiring gets you REJECT OF THE RACE along with zero points.

Giancarlo Serenelli/Jake Rosenzweig - quite uninspired performance before stupid crash.

Salamander · Post by **Salamander** » 09 May 2014, 13:13

James James Davies wrote:We had a pretty good race today, but I'm not very happy with the strategy call the team made for me on my second stop. I could've jumped Vettel and secured an easy 1-2 for us if we had pitted 4 or 5 laps earlier like I wanted to, but instead, the team called me in a lap after when my tyres were too worn to be of any use. It could've been worse, though, I guess.

Post by **DemocalypseNow** » 09 May 2014, 20:02

There will be a temporary change at Villeneuve Racing;

To try and cash in on dem local monies and support, for the Vancouver round only, Alexandre-Laurent Voeckler will be benched, in favour of Robert Wickens.

Onxy Wrecked · Post by **Onxy Wrecked** » 09 May 2014, 20:32

Milos Pavlovic will be replaced by Mikhail Aleshin at Stefan GP effective after the rounds in Spain. The Serbian Government money is good, but I realize that Milos is a bit too erratic with his talent. He has driven very well for us, but I fear that he might never reach his potential given his age at 30 while Aleshin is both younger and faster by a significant margin of about a second a lap. Milos is certainly a good driver, and worth every bit of his salary but I see the writing on the wall and that is Mikhail is a much better driver. I will pay Aleshin 8M for the rest of the season.

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 10 May 2014, 01:05

2013 Telefónica Grande Premio de España II - Qualifying

1. Jarno Trulli / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:38.727
2. Mark Webber / Ferrari - 1:38.772
3. Vitaly Petrov / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:38.794
4. James James Davies / Ferrari - 1:38.816
5. Nico Rosberg / Williams-Honda - 1:38.826
6. Robert Kubica / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:38.896
7. Michael Schumacher / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:38.905
8. Sebastian Vettel / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:38.929
9. Jacques Villeneuve / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:39.005
10. Alexandre Voeckler / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:39.023
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11. Pedro de la Rosa / Caterham-Renault - 1:39.710
12. Riccardo Agostini / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:39.718
13. Jean-Éric Vergne / Red Bull-Honda - 1:39.820
14. Lewis Hamilton / Red Bull-Honda - 1:39.840
15. Evgeny Restov / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:39.979
16. Yuji Ide / Williams-Honda - 1:39.981
17. Jaime Alguersuari / Caterham-Renault - 1:39.989
18. Milos Pablovic / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:40.023
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19. Johnny Cecotto, Jr. / Renault - 1:40.437
20. Jeroen Krautmeir / Mercedes - 1:40.440
21. Felipe Massa / Mercedes - 1:40.557
22. Giancarlo Serenelli / Renault - 1:40.572
23. Jake Rosenzweig / KQ-Hyundai - 1:40.867
24. Daniel Juncadella / Marussia-Renault - 1:40.976
25. António da Costa / Marussia-Renault - 1:41.379
26. Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler / KQ-Hyundai - 1:41.474

SuperAguri · Post by **SuperAguri** » 10 May 2014, 01:51

Frank Williams wrote:Oh why? Rosberg you bottled it. Ide put your foot down you slow coach. [Head in hands]

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 11 May 2014, 18:41

2013 Telefónica Grande Premio de España 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 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #32 (Daniel Juncadella)
#9 Sergio Pérez - 8
#10 Jake Rosenzweig - 11
#11 Michael Schumacher - 5
#12 Jarno Trulli - 2
#27 James James Davies - 4
#28 Mark Webber - 20
#31 Milos Pablovic - 10
#73 Jeroen Krautmeir - 10
#74 Felipe Massa - 3
#77 Sebastian Vettel - 5
#80 Giancarlo Serenelli - 8

-- Positives --
James James Davies - took the lead after the first round of stops and kept it until the very end.

Vitaly Petrov - while his main rival is gaining more and more of an advantage, this podium was important for his morale.

Pedro de la Rosa - amazing run at his home race to get 5th and another INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE.

Yuji Ide - unlike his team mate he actually secured the points he had earned.

Jacques Villeneuve - anytime you can come back from the back of the field due to a broken front wing to miss the points by only five seconds, you did well.

-- Negatives --
Jarno Trulli - the guy who gets pole tends to expect more than 10th.

Mercedes - once more, their pace was atrocious.

Evgeny Restov - if the minimum you have to do to get REJECT OF THE RACE is the pitlane speed limit, Restov treated the metaphorical pitlane like an oval course.

Nico Rosberg - second time spinning out of a promising position with nobody to blame but himself.

Michael Schumacher - seemed to not really want that podium at all, his mistakes were very avoidable.

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 13 May 2014, 21:40

2013 Intelsat United States Grand Prix I - Qualifying

1. Sebastian Vettel / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:08.409
2. Mikhail Aleshin / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:08.510
3. Robert Kubica / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:08.511
4. Nico Rosberg / Williams-Honda - 1:08.520
5. Mark Webber / Ferrari - 1:08.552
6. James James Davies / Ferrari - 1:08.554
7. Pedro de la Rosa / Caterham-Renault - 1:08.614
8. Vitaly Petrov / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:08.622
9. Riccardo Agostini / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:08.628
10. Jarno Trulli / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:08.645
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11. Felipe Massa / Mercedes - 1:08.685
12. Johnny Cecotto, Jr. / Renault - 1:08.688
13. Alexandre Voeckler / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:08.737
14. Jacques Villeneuve / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:08.741
15. Evgeny Restov / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:09.814
16. Michael Schumacher / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:09.817
17. Jeroen Krautmeir / Mercedes - 1:09.852
18. Jaime Alguersuari / Caterham-Renault - 1:09.973
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19. Yuji Ide / Williams-Honda - 1:09.963
20. Jean-Éric Vergne / Red Bull-Honda - 1:09.990
21. Lewis Hamilton / Red Bull-Honda - 1:10.100
22. Giancarlo Serenelli / Renault - 1:10.161
23. Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler / KQ-Hyundai - 1:10.780
24. Jake Rosenzweig / KQ-Hyundai - 1:10.849
25. Daniel Juncadella / Marussia-Renault - 1:11.659
26. António da Costa / Marussia-Renault - 1:11.677

Onxy Wrecked · Post by **Onxy Wrecked** » 14 May 2014, 03:42

I look like a genius... Stefan GP memo leaked.

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 16 May 2014, 18:03

2013 Intelsat United States 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 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #28 (Mark Webber)
#9 Sergio Pérez - 8
#10 Jake Rosenzweig - 11
#11 Michael Schumacher - 5
#12 Jarno Trulli - 2
#27 James James Davies - 4
#28 Mark Webber - 20
#31 Milos Pablovic - 10
#73 Jeroen Krautmeir - 10
#74 Felipe Massa - 3
#77 Sebastian Vettel - 5
#80 Giancarlo Serenelli - 8

-- Positives --
James James Davies - brilliant fighting increases his WDC lead to over one hundred points.

Sebastian Vettel - came so close to decisively win for the struggling McLaren team.

Mikhail Aleshin - INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE is well deserved if you score a podium in your first race.

Felipe Massa - beautiful driving by the Brazilian who seems to emerge as Mercedes's team leader.

Villeneuve-Hyundai - great double point-finish for the lovable underdogs.

-- Negatives --
Jarno Trulli - atrocious pace causes him to just not get points.

Jean-Éric Vergne - it's not like Red Bull weren't struggling, but they should and do expect more.

Johnny Cecotto, Jr. - could have gotten points but decided that being stupid is funnier, getting himself a REJECT OF THE RACE.

Sauber-Ferrari - retarded drivers and technical issues result in a horrible race.

KQ-Hyundai - no hope once more for the Korean guys.

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 16 May 2014, 22:17

2013 Intelsat United States Grand Prix II - Qualifying

1. Sebastian Vettel / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:08.572
2. Alexandre Voeckler / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:08.585
3. Mark Webber / Ferrari - 1:08.604
4. Lewis Hamilton / Red Bull-Honda - 1:08.615
5. Nico Rosberg / Williams-Honda - 1:08.680
6. Jeroen Krautmeir / Mercedes - 1:08.680
7. Robert Kubica / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:08.740
8. Jarno Trulli / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:08.950
9. Felipe Massa / Mercedes - 1:08.972
10. Riccardo Agostini / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:09.106
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11. Jaime Alguersuari / Caterham-Renault - 1:08.774
12. Evgeny Restov / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:08.810
13. Michael Schumacher / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:08.821
14. Jacques Villeneuve / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:08.873
15. James James Davies / Ferrari - 1:08.927
16. Vitaly Petrov / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:09.124
17. Mikhail Aleshin / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:09.568
18. Pedro de la Rosa / Caterham-Renault - 1:09.570
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19. Johnny Cecotto, Jr. / Renault - 1:09.000
20. Giancarlo Serenelli / Renault - 1:09.300
21. Yuji Ide / Williams-Honda - 1:09.349
22. Jean-Éric Vergne / Red Bull-Honda - 1:09.520
23. António da Costa / Marussia-Renault - 1:09.871
24. Jake Rosenzweig / KQ-Hyundai - 1:10.320
25. Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler / KQ-Hyundai - 1:10.794
26. Daniel Juncadella / Marussia-Renault - 1:11.010

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 18 May 2014, 00:49

2013 Intelsat United States 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 Pedro de la Rosa - 3 (+3 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #27 (James James Davies)
#27 James James Davies - 4
#28 Mark Webber - 20
#31 Milos Pablovic - 10
#73 Jeroen Krautmeir - 10
#74 Felipe Massa - 3
#77 Sebastian Vettel - 5
#80 Giancarlo Serenelli - 8

-- Positives --
Mark Webber - amazing run by the Australian to reduce JJD's lead a bit.

Sebastian Vettel - second second place in a row is extremely valueable, can McLaren profit from these podiums?

Brabham-Hyundai - third and fourth mean a truckload of points.

Jaime Alguersuari - is the rookie starting to get a grip of F1 as he gets INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE?

James James Davies - a sign of a world champion is that he can get points even if his entire race is cursed.

-- Negatives --
Nico Rosberg - somehow he seems to not be able to handle the Williams car.

Alexandre-Laurent Voeckler - what good is an amazing race if you screw up after a pitstop?

Jeroen Krautmeir - the German once more looks bad when compared to Massa.

Sauber-Ferrari - how can you punish their lack of pace if you are not awarding REJECT OF THE RACE?

Riccardo Agostini - or to be more precise, his luck which just loves to abandon him.

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 19 May 2014, 21:54

2013 Rogers Canadian Grand Prix I - Qualifying

1. Sebastian Vettel / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:07.066
2. Mark Webber / Ferrari - 1:07.112
3. Robert Kubica / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:07.183
4. Mikhail Aleshin / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:07.340
5. Jaime Alguersuari / Caterham-Renault - 1:07.350
6. Lewis Hamilton / Red Bull-Honda - 1:07.423
7. Pedro de la Rosa / Caterham-Renault - 1:07.429
8. Robert Wickens / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:07.633
9. Jacques Villeneuve / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:07.699
10. Jeroen Krautmeir / Mercedes - 1:07.699
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11. Johnny Cecotto, Jr. / Renault - 1:07.458
12. Felipe Massa / Mercedes - 1:07.572
13. James James Davies / Ferrari - 1:07.629
14. Nico Rosberg / Williams-Honda - 1:07.735
15. Yuji Ide / Williams-Honda - 1:07.745
16. Evgeny Restov / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:07.972
17. Jarno Trulli / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:07.950
18. Vitaly Petrov / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:09.124
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19. Giancarlo Serenelli / Renault - 1:08.075
20. Michael Schumacher / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:08.114
21. Riccardo Agostini / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:08.398
22. Jean-Éric Vergne / Red Bull-Honda - 1:08.524
23. Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler / KQ-Hyundai - 1:08.656
24. Jake Rosenzweig / KQ-Hyundai - 1:10.092
25. Daniel Juncadella / Marussia-Renault - 1:10.217
26. António da Costa / Marussia-Renault - 1:10.362

RonDenisDeletraz · Post by **RonDenisDeletraz** » 20 May 2014, 09:12

You do know a significant part of that Vancouver layout was demolished in 2005 right

Salamander · Post by **Salamander** » 20 May 2014, 09:17

RonDenisDeletraz wrote:You do know a significant part of that Vancouver layout was demolished in 2005 right

You do know this track was used in 2012 as well, right? As well as the fact that we don't have to adhere strictly to everything that happened in real life?

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 20 May 2014, 09:25

RonDenisDeletraz wrote:You do know a significant part of that Vancouver layout was demolished in 2005 right

I actually am. At first I wanted to take F1 to Edmonton, since there are a) no current versions of the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve available and b) the circuit moved to RWS1 anyway. I was convinced - by wizzie, if you want someone to point fingers to - that a modification of RL for this purpose is acceptable and given as I love the Vancouver Street Circuit I obviously jumped at that.

RonDenisDeletraz · Post by **RonDenisDeletraz** » 20 May 2014, 10:39

Salamander wrote:
RonDenisDeletraz wrote:You do know a significant part of that Vancouver layout was demolished in 2005 right

You do know this track was used in 2012 as well, right?

I have barely followed this league until recently, so I didn't know that. It did seem a bit odd at first.

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 23 May 2014, 16:48

2013 Rogers Canadian 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 Pedro de la Rosa - 12 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the drivers of car #73 (Jeroen Krautmeir) and car #79 (Johnny Cecotto, Jr.), +4 for ignoring blue flags)
#27 James James Davies - 4
#28 Mark Webber - 20
#31 Milos Pablovic - 10
#73 Jeroen Krautmeir - 10
#74 Felipe Massa - 3
#77 Sebastian Vettel - 5
#80 Giancarlo Serenelli - 8

Johnny Cecotto, Jr., was injured in an incident. He will be missing for the second Canadian Grand Prix.

-- Positives --
Robert Kubica - the Polish driver helped his team to their first win of the year.

Jacques Villeneuve - another heroic podium finish for the old Canadian.

Mikhail Aleshin - after his second place at his debut, he again scored big and helped Stefan's WCC effort.

Robert Wickens - the Villeneuve team had high hopes for the Canadian staff and he rewarded them with success.

Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler - he grabbed tenth at age 46 and gets himself INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE.

-- Negatives --
Sebastian Vettel - screwing up a very likely win earns you a REJECT OF THE RACE.

Pedro de la Rosa - a good start turned horrible and got him a load of penalty points.

Vitaly Petrov - racing accidents will not help him get the title.

Red Bull-Honda - two technical failures, one resulting in a crash, is not good.

James James Davies - an accident that was not very champion-esque caused him significant pain.

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 23 May 2014, 19:50

2013 Rogers Canadian Grand Prix II - Qualifying

1. James James Davies / Ferrari - 1:01.740
2. Mark Webber / Ferrari - 1:01.821
3. Nico Rosberg / Williams-Honda - 1:01.838
4. Vitaly Petrov / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:01.865
5. Pedro de la Rosa / Caterham-Renault - 1:02.000
6. Jarno Trulli / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:02.010
7. Michael Schumacher / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:02.042
8. Evgeny Restov / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:02.701
9. Jacques Villeneuve / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:02.712
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10. Sebastian Vettel / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:02.236
11. Mikhail Aleshin / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:02.277
12. Yuji Ide / Williams-Honda - 1:02.333
13. Riccardo Agostini / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:02.402
14. Robert Wickens / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:02.633
15. Robert Kubica / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:02.712
16. Giancarlo Serenelli / Renault - 1:02.821
17. Lewis Hamilton / Red Bull-Honda - 1:02.864
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18. Jeroen Krautmeir / Mercedes - 1:03.313
19. Felipe Massa / Mercedes - 1:03.420
20. Jaime Alguersuari / Caterham-Renault - 1:03.471
21. Jean-Éric Vergne / Red Bull-Honda - 1:03.756
22. Daniel Juncadella / Marussia-Renault - 1:03.860
23. Jake Rosenzweig / KQ-Hyundai - 1:03.985
24. António da Costa / Marussia-Renault - 1:04.084
25. Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler / KQ-Hyundai - 1:04.194