Team: Mahindra
Drivers: muller and Vergne
Investment: 5 mill
Alternate F1 - The Current Era - 2016 Season
2016 Agip Gran Premio d'Italia II - Qualifying
2016 Agip Gran Premio d'Italia II - Qualifying
1. Sebastién Bourdais / Ferrari - 1:20.229
2. Lewis Hamilton / Williams-Peugeot - 1:20.273
3. Valtteri Bottas / Precision-Mercedes - 1:20.369
4. Alexandre Voeckler / Sauber-Judd - 1:20.444
5. Stoffel Vandoorne / Haas-Ferrari - 1:20.516
6. Sebastian Vettel / Caterham-Judd- 1:20.566
7. Alex Lynn / Red Bull-Ferrari - 1:20.782
8. Jules Bianchi / Precision-Mercedes - 1:20.887
9. Fernando Alonso / Red Bull-Ferrari - 1:21.065
10. Daniil Kwjat / Caterham-Judd - 1:21.088
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11. Romain Grosjean / Peugeot - 1:21.088
12. Dave Cassidy / Williams-Peugeot - 1:21.129
13. Luca Filippi / Ferrari - 1:21.350
14. Nico Rosberg / Brabham-Judd - 1:21.351
15. Pastor Maldonado / Sauber-Judd - 1:20.477 (ten-place grid penalty)
16. Robin Frinjs / Brabham-Judd - 1:21.515
17. Daniel Ricciardo / DGN-Judd - 1:21.840
18. Einar Ármannsson / Mansell-Ferrari - 1:21.957
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19. Evgeny Restov / Calinetic-Mercedes - 1:22.293
20. Jérôme d'Ambrosio / Peugeot - 1:22.613
21. Danilo di Meglio / Mansell-Ferrari - 1:22.826
22. Nico Müller / Mahindra-Mercedes - 1:23.318
23. Salvatore De Plano / Calinetic-Mercedes - 1:24.826
24. André Lotterer / Haas-Ferrari - 1:21.588 (ten-place grid penalty)
25. Robert Kubica / DGN-Judd - 1:21.652 (ten-place grid penalty)
26. Jean-Éric Vergne / Mahindra-Mercedes - 1:22.415 (ten-place grid penalty)
2016 Agip Gran Premio d'Italia II - Race
2016 Agip Gran Premio d'Italia II - Race
Penalty Points after the race:
#1 - Daniel Ricciardo - 4
#5 - Lewis Hamilton - 8
#7 - Alexandre Voeckler - 7
#8 - Pastor Maldonado - 8
#11 - Nico Rosberg - 6
#12 - Robin Frijns - 5
#14 - Romain Grosjean - 8
#15 - Jérôme d'Ambrosio - 6
#18 - Sebastian Vettel - 3
#21 - André Lotterer - 5
#22 - Stoffel Vandoorne - 8
#25 - Fernando Alonso - 13
#27 - Sebastién Bourdais - 12
#28 - Luca Filippi - 13
#52 - Karun Chandhok - 6
#55 - Einar Ármannsson - 5
#56 - Danilo di Meglio - 5
#63 - Valtteri Bottas - 10
#90 - Evgeny Restov - 15
#91 - Giorgio Pantano - 5
-- Positives --
Valtteri Bottas - managed to conquer the rainy high-speed circuit.
Sebastién Bourdais - it's not quite a win, but given the car he has, it is more than enough to qualify as INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE.
Alexandre Voeckler - the only one who could even dream of going B&B's pace.
Romain Grosjean - these points are what Peugeot need at the moment.
Brabham-Judd - it is disappointing that they got no reward for it, since their speed was above average.
-- Negatives --
Pastor Maldonado - not a very heroic drive by the Venezuelan.
Red Bull-Ferrari - their star had a disappointing retirement, their young talent was not the quickest man out there.
André Lotterer - this supposed rain-specialist performed very poorly.
Robert Kubica - a world champion musn't run into a rookie, otherwise he gets REJECT OF THE RACE.
Stoffel Vandoorne - a puncture in tyres just added to your car is most noteable.
Penalty Points after the race:
#1 - Daniel Ricciardo - 4
#5 - Lewis Hamilton - 8
#7 - Alexandre Voeckler - 7
#8 - Pastor Maldonado - 8
#11 - Nico Rosberg - 6
#12 - Robin Frijns - 5
#14 - Romain Grosjean - 8
#15 - Jérôme d'Ambrosio - 6
#18 - Sebastian Vettel - 3
#21 - André Lotterer - 5
#22 - Stoffel Vandoorne - 8
#25 - Fernando Alonso - 13
#27 - Sebastién Bourdais - 12
#28 - Luca Filippi - 13
#52 - Karun Chandhok - 6
#55 - Einar Ármannsson - 5
#56 - Danilo di Meglio - 5
#63 - Valtteri Bottas - 10
#90 - Evgeny Restov - 15
#91 - Giorgio Pantano - 5
-- Positives --
Valtteri Bottas - managed to conquer the rainy high-speed circuit.
Sebastién Bourdais - it's not quite a win, but given the car he has, it is more than enough to qualify as INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE.
Alexandre Voeckler - the only one who could even dream of going B&B's pace.
Romain Grosjean - these points are what Peugeot need at the moment.
Brabham-Judd - it is disappointing that they got no reward for it, since their speed was above average.
-- Negatives --
Pastor Maldonado - not a very heroic drive by the Venezuelan.
Red Bull-Ferrari - their star had a disappointing retirement, their young talent was not the quickest man out there.
André Lotterer - this supposed rain-specialist performed very poorly.
Robert Kubica - a world champion musn't run into a rookie, otherwise he gets REJECT OF THE RACE.
Stoffel Vandoorne - a puncture in tyres just added to your car is most noteable.
2016 Official FIA Mid-Season Test
2016 Official FIA Mid-Season Test
Complete Results
1. Takuma Sato / Williams-Peugeot - 42.277
2. Esteban Ocon / Precision-Mercedes - 42.304
3. Pastor Maldonado / Sauber-Judd - 42.369
4. Daniil Kwjat / Caterham-Judd - 42.462
5. Lance Stroll / Precision-Mercedes - 42.515
6. Stoffel Vandoorne / Haas-Ferrari - 42.528
7. Sebastién Bourdais / Ferrari - 42.572
8. Fernando Alonso / Red Bull-Ferrari - 42.602
9. Alex Lynn / Red Bull-Ferrari - 42.637
10. Stefano Coletti / Caterham-Judd- 42.837
11. Kevin Magnussen / DGN-Judd - 42.848
12. Arthur Pic / Sauber-Judd - 42.854
13. Evgeny Restov / Calinetic-Mercedes - 43.196
14. Jordan Davies / DGN-Judd - 43.260
15. Kyle Larson / Williams-Peugeot - 43.365
16. Danilo di Meglio / Ferrari - 43.387
17. Einar Ármannsson / Mansell-Ferrari - 43.395
18. Dean Stoneman / Calinetic-Mercedes - 43.399
19. Jean-Éric Vergne / Mahindra-Mercedes - 43.462
20. Leo Mansell / Mansell-Ferrari - 43.527
21. Nicholas Latifi / Haas-Ferrari - 43.762
22. Nico Müller / Mahindra-Mercedes - 43.773
23. Hristo Nikolov / Brabham-Judd - 44.012
Test Results:
Code: Select all
DGN (Salamander) - 190 grip points added
Williams (SuperAguri) - No grip points added
Sauber (East Londoner) - No grip points added
Brabham (pycku) - No grip points added
Peugeot (Aeroracing) - Did not take part
Caterham (kevinbotz) - No grip points added
Haas (Ataxia) - 170 grip points added
Red Bull (roblomas) - No grip points added
Ferrari (pasta_maldonado) - No grip points added
Mahindra (andrew) - No grip points added
Mansell (fmecha) - No grip points added
Precision (wizzie) - No grip points added
Calinetic (miguel98) - No grip points added2016 Hitachi European Grand Prix I - Qualifying
2016 Hitachi European Grand Prix I - Qualifying
1. Jules Bianchi / Precision-Mercedes - 41.899
2. Sebastian Vettel / Caterham-Judd- 41.910
3. Valtteri Bottas / Precision-Mercedes - 42.009
4. Fernando Alonso / Red Bull-Ferrari - 42.028
5. Daniil Kwjat / Caterham-Judd - 42.033
6. Lewis Hamilton / Williams-Peugeot - 42.066
7. Dave Cassidy / Williams-Peugeot - 42.074
8. Pastor Maldonado / Sauber-Judd - 42.123
9. André Lotterer / Haas-Ferrari - 42.165
10. Stoffel Vandoorne / Haas-Ferrari - 42.201
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11. Sebastién Bourdais / Ferrari - 42.201
12. Alexandre Voeckler / Sauber-Judd - 42.245
13. Alex Lynn / Red Bull-Ferrari - 42.246
14. Daniel Ricciardo / DGN-Judd - 42.410
15. Romain Grosjean / Peugeot - 42.454
16. Luca Filippi / Ferrari - 42.534
17. Robert Kubica / DGN-Judd - 42.581
18. Evgeny Restov / Calinetic-Mercedes - 42.802
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19. Jérôme d'Ambrosio / Peugeot - 42.716
20. Jean-Éric Vergne / Mahindra-Mercedes - 42.786
21. Nico Rosberg / Brabham-Judd - 42.797
22. Giorgio Pantano / Calinetic-Mercedes - 42.957
23. Nico Müller / Mahindra-Mercedes - 42.969
24. Robin Frinjs / Brabham-Judd - 43.005
25. Danilo di Meglio / Mansell-Ferrari - 43.014
26. Einar Ármannsson / Mansell-Ferrari - 43.137
2016 Hitachi European Grand Prix I - Race
2016 Hitachi European Grand Prix I - Race
Penalty Points after the race:
#1 - Daniel Ricciardo - 4
#5 - Lewis Hamilton - 8
#6 - Dave Cassidy - 9 (+9 for ignoring blue flags given in regards to and causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of the car #7 (Alexandre Voeckler))
#7 - Alexandre Voeckler - 19 (+12 for causing an avoidable accidents involving the drivers of car #6 (Dave Cassidy) and car #27 (Sebastién Bourdais))
#8 - Pastor Maldonado - 8
#11 - Nico Rosberg - 6
#12 - Robin Frijns - 5
#14 - Romain Grosjean - 8
#15 - Jérôme d'Ambrosio - 6
#18 - Sebastian Vettel - 3
#21 - André Lotterer - 5
#22 - Stoffel Vandoorne - 8
#25 - Fernando Alonso - 13
#27 - Sebastién Bourdais - 20 (+10 for causing an avoidable accidents involving the drivers of car #2 (Robert Kubica) and 21 (André Lotterer))
#28 - Luca Filippi - 13
#51 - Karun Chandhok - 6
#52 - Nico Müller - 3 (+3 for causing an avoidable accidents involving the drivers of car #11 (Dave Cassidy) and car #14 (Nico Rosberg))
#55 - Einar Ármannsson - 5
#56 - Danilo di Meglio - 5
#63 - Valtteri Bottas - 10
#90 - Evgeny Restov - 15
#91 - Giorgio Pantano - 5
-- Positives --
Fernando Alonso - finally won a Grand Prix for Red Bull.
Sebastién Bourdais - even though he was an unkind person, he got the results.
Alex Lynn - below average drive still gets high reward due to Lynn being sensible.
Evgeny Restov - he was sensible and gets two points as well as the INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE.
André Lotterer - not his fault that his race was ruined, he did a decent job out there.
-- Negatives --
Alexandre Voeckler - if you make enemies, you get taken out.
Sebastian Vettel - he could and should have won this race, but he blew it and earns the REJECT OF THE RACE award.
Williams-Peugeot - horrible setup left both of their cars in the dust, they cannot afford these mistakes.
Nico Müller - unnecessarily risky start earns him penalty points and did not help him at all.
Stoffel Vandoorne - unlike his team mate's, his retirement was solely his fault.
Penalty Points after the race:
#1 - Daniel Ricciardo - 4
#5 - Lewis Hamilton - 8
#6 - Dave Cassidy - 9 (+9 for ignoring blue flags given in regards to and causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of the car #7 (Alexandre Voeckler))
#7 - Alexandre Voeckler - 19 (+12 for causing an avoidable accidents involving the drivers of car #6 (Dave Cassidy) and car #27 (Sebastién Bourdais))
#8 - Pastor Maldonado - 8
#11 - Nico Rosberg - 6
#12 - Robin Frijns - 5
#14 - Romain Grosjean - 8
#15 - Jérôme d'Ambrosio - 6
#18 - Sebastian Vettel - 3
#21 - André Lotterer - 5
#22 - Stoffel Vandoorne - 8
#25 - Fernando Alonso - 13
#27 - Sebastién Bourdais - 20 (+10 for causing an avoidable accidents involving the drivers of car #2 (Robert Kubica) and 21 (André Lotterer))
#28 - Luca Filippi - 13
#51 - Karun Chandhok - 6
#52 - Nico Müller - 3 (+3 for causing an avoidable accidents involving the drivers of car #11 (Dave Cassidy) and car #14 (Nico Rosberg))
#55 - Einar Ármannsson - 5
#56 - Danilo di Meglio - 5
#63 - Valtteri Bottas - 10
#90 - Evgeny Restov - 15
#91 - Giorgio Pantano - 5
-- Positives --
Fernando Alonso - finally won a Grand Prix for Red Bull.
Sebastién Bourdais - even though he was an unkind person, he got the results.
Alex Lynn - below average drive still gets high reward due to Lynn being sensible.
Evgeny Restov - he was sensible and gets two points as well as the INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE.
André Lotterer - not his fault that his race was ruined, he did a decent job out there.
-- Negatives --
Alexandre Voeckler - if you make enemies, you get taken out.
Sebastian Vettel - he could and should have won this race, but he blew it and earns the REJECT OF THE RACE award.
Williams-Peugeot - horrible setup left both of their cars in the dust, they cannot afford these mistakes.
Nico Müller - unnecessarily risky start earns him penalty points and did not help him at all.
Stoffel Vandoorne - unlike his team mate's, his retirement was solely his fault.
2016 Hitachi European Grand Prix II - Qualifying
2016 Hitachi European Grand Prix II - Qualifying
1. Sebastian Vettel / Caterham-Judd - 41.941
2. Dave Cassidy / Williams-Peugeot - 41.982
3. Lewis Hamilton / Williams-Peugeot - 42.024
4. Valtteri Bottas / Precision-Mercedes - 42.031
5. Jules Bianchi / Precision-Mercedes - 42.155
6. Daniil Kwjat / Caterham-Judd - 42.202
7. Alexandre Voeckler / Sauber-Judd - 42.244
8. Robert Kubica / DGN-Judd - 42.252
9. André Lotterer / Haas-Ferrari - 42.254
10. Pastor Maldonado / Sauber-Judd - 42.282
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11. Stoffel Vandoorne / Haas-Ferrari - 42.329
12. Alex Lynn / Red Bull-Ferrari - 42.378
13. Sebastién Bourdais / Ferrari - 42.411
14. Luca Filippi / Ferrari - 42.421
15. Fernando Alonso / Red Bull-Ferrari - 42.502
16. Jérôme d'Ambrosio / Peugeot - 42.536
17. Romain Grosjean / Peugeot - 42.669
18. Nico Rosberg / Brabham-Judd - 42.798
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19. Robin Frinjs / Brabham-Judd - 42.836
20. Evgeny Restov / Calinetic-Mercedes - 42.845
21. Nico Müller / Mahindra-Mercedes - 42.880
22. Daniel Ricciardo / DGN-Judd - 42.372 (ten-place grid penalty)
23. Jean-Éric Vergne / Mahindra-Mercedes - 43.086
24. Giorgio Pantano / Calinetic-Mercedes - 42.190
25. Danilo di Meglio / Mansell-Ferrari - 43.242
26. Einar Ármannsson / Mansell-Ferrari - 42.962 (ten-place grid penalty)
2016 Hitachi European Grand Prix II - Race
2016 Hitachi European Grand Prix II - Race
Penalty Points after the race:
#1 - Daniel Ricciardo - 4
#5 - Lewis Hamilton - 8
#6 - Dave Cassidy - 9
#7 - Alexandre Voeckler - 19
#8 - Pastor Maldonado - 8
#11 - Nico Rosberg - 6
#12 - Robin Frijns - 5
#14 - Romain Grosjean - 8
#15 - Jérôme d'Ambrosio - 6
#18 - Sebastian Vettel - 3
#21 - André Lotterer - 5
#22 - Stoffel Vandoorne - 8
#25 - Fernando Alonso - 13
#27 - Sebastién Bourdais - 20
#28 - Luca Filippi - 13
#51 - Karun Chandhok - 6
#52 - Nico Müller - 3
#55 - Einar Ármannsson - 20 (+15 causing an avoidable accidents involving the driver of car #22 (Stoffel Vandoorne) and dangerous driving against the driver of car #62 (Jules Bianchi))
#56 - Danilo di Meglio - 5
#63 - Valtteri Bottas - 10
#90 - Evgeny Restov - 15
#91 - Giorgio Pantano - 5
Einar Ármannsson will miss the next race with a race ban since Mansell lacks the WCC points to account for the due penalty. Since Mansell have a standard Friday driver, they will enter Paulo Serafim unless they sign a different driver instead (the wage will be taken out of Müller's). You will have until December 28, 11:15 p.m. CET to arrange a deal if you'd like to.
-- Positives --
Caterham-Peugeot - dominated this Grand Prix, after they took care of Voeckler and the Precisions.
Dave Cassidy - gains 11 valueable points on Hamilton.
Fernando Alonso - overcame a miserable qualifying session to survive
Alexandre Voeckler - even though he did choke in the end, he still gets INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE for making us believe he was gonna win.
Robert Kubica - good run which unfortunately went unrewarded.
-- Negatives --
Lewis Hamilton - he seems to be struggling, can he still win the title?
Ferrari - Luca was slow and Sebastién lost his plot, that is not what they need.
Peugeot - double engine failure for the works team, if Williams weren't around, Peugeot would sure look stupid.
Einar Ármannsson - I think the fact that he has what must be a record amount of penalty points for one race explains more than words why he is the REJECT OF THE RACE.
Daniel Ricciardo - once more, a world champion proves that you cannot win a race in the first corner.
Penalty Points after the race:
#1 - Daniel Ricciardo - 4
#5 - Lewis Hamilton - 8
#6 - Dave Cassidy - 9
#7 - Alexandre Voeckler - 19
#8 - Pastor Maldonado - 8
#11 - Nico Rosberg - 6
#12 - Robin Frijns - 5
#14 - Romain Grosjean - 8
#15 - Jérôme d'Ambrosio - 6
#18 - Sebastian Vettel - 3
#21 - André Lotterer - 5
#22 - Stoffel Vandoorne - 8
#25 - Fernando Alonso - 13
#27 - Sebastién Bourdais - 20
#28 - Luca Filippi - 13
#51 - Karun Chandhok - 6
#52 - Nico Müller - 3
#55 - Einar Ármannsson - 20 (+15 causing an avoidable accidents involving the driver of car #22 (Stoffel Vandoorne) and dangerous driving against the driver of car #62 (Jules Bianchi))
#56 - Danilo di Meglio - 5
#63 - Valtteri Bottas - 10
#90 - Evgeny Restov - 15
#91 - Giorgio Pantano - 5
Einar Ármannsson will miss the next race with a race ban since Mansell lacks the WCC points to account for the due penalty. Since Mansell have a standard Friday driver, they will enter Paulo Serafim unless they sign a different driver instead (the wage will be taken out of Müller's). You will have until December 28, 11:15 p.m. CET to arrange a deal if you'd like to.
-- Positives --
Caterham-Peugeot - dominated this Grand Prix, after they took care of Voeckler and the Precisions.
Dave Cassidy - gains 11 valueable points on Hamilton.
Fernando Alonso - overcame a miserable qualifying session to survive
Alexandre Voeckler - even though he did choke in the end, he still gets INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE for making us believe he was gonna win.
Robert Kubica - good run which unfortunately went unrewarded.
-- Negatives --
Lewis Hamilton - he seems to be struggling, can he still win the title?
Ferrari - Luca was slow and Sebastién lost his plot, that is not what they need.
Peugeot - double engine failure for the works team, if Williams weren't around, Peugeot would sure look stupid.
Einar Ármannsson - I think the fact that he has what must be a record amount of penalty points for one race explains more than words why he is the REJECT OF THE RACE.
Daniel Ricciardo - once more, a world champion proves that you cannot win a race in the first corner.
2016 Grande Premio Canon de España I - Qualifying
2016 Grande Premio Canon de España I - Qualifying
1. Lewis Hamilton / Williams-Peugeot - 1:12.027
2. Stoffel Vandoorne / Haas-Ferrari - 1:12.105
3. Jules Bianchi / Precision-Mercedes - 1:12.227
4. Pastor Maldonado / Sauber-Judd - 1:12.231
5. Fernando Alonso / Red Bull-Ferrari - 1:12.349
6. Alexandre Voeckler / Sauber-Judd - 1:12.352
7. Dave Cassidy / Williams-Peugeot - 1:12.413
8. Sebastian Vettel / Caterham-Judd - 1:12.549
9. André Lotterer / Haas-Ferrari - 1:12.640
10. Sebastién Bourdais / Ferrari - 1:12.695
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11. Daniil Kwjat / Caterham-Judd - 1:12.765
12. Robert Kubica / DGN-Judd - 1:12.774
13. Romain Grosjean / Peugeot - 1:13.035
14. Valtteri Bottas / Precision-Mercedes - 1:13.036
15. Daniel Ricciardo / DGN-Judd - 1:13.140
16. Alex Lynn / Red Bull-Ferrari - 1:13.244
17. Jérôme d'Ambrosio / Peugeot - 1:13.473
18. Evgeny Restov / Calinetic-Mercedes - 1:13.536
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19. Luca Filippi / Ferrari - 1:13.689
20. Jean-Éric Vergne / Mahindra-Mercedes - 1:13.805
21. Nico Rosberg / Brabham-Judd - 1:13.952
22. Giorgio Pantano / Calinetic-Mercedes - 1:14.128
24. Robin Frinjs / Brabham-Judd - 1:14.353
23. Nico Müller / Mahindra-Mercedes - 1:14.386
25. Danilo di Meglio / Mansell-Ferrari - 1:14.486
26. Paulo Serafim / Mansell-Ferrari - 1:14.826
2016 Grande Premio Canon de España I - Race
2016 Grande Premio Canon de España I - Race
Penalty Points after the race:
#1 - Daniel Ricciardo - 4
#5 - Lewis Hamilton - 8
#6 - Dave Cassidy - 9
#7 - Alexandre Voeckler - 19
#8 - Pastor Maldonado - 8
#11 - Nico Rosberg - 6
#12 - Robin Frijns - 5
#14 - Romain Grosjean - 8
#15 - Jérôme d'Ambrosio - 6
#18 - Sebastian Vettel - 3
#21 - André Lotterer - 5
#22 - Stoffel Vandoorne - 8
#25 - Fernando Alonso - 13
#27 - Sebastién Bourdais - 20
#28 - Luca Filippi - 13
#51 - Karun Chandhok - 6
#52 - Nico Müller - 3
#55 - Einar Ármannsson - 20
#56 - Danilo di Meglio - 5
#63 - Valtteri Bottas - 10
#90 - Evgeny Restov - 15
#91 - Giorgio Pantano - 5
-- Positives --
Jules Bianchi - bagged this race with a great start, good news for Precision.
Stoffel Vandoorne - INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE for earning Haas a needed podium finish.
Fernando Alonso - once again a decent drive.
Sauber-Judd - could have had a great bunch of points without Voeckler's engine failure.
Peugeot - double points are what they need after embarrasing themselves in Silverstone.
-- Negatives --
Caterham-Judd - many driver errors hurt their chances.
Daniel Ricciardo - REJECT OF THE RACE since while he didn't finish last, he should have, with all his mistakes today.
Paulo Serafim - well, this comeback didn't leave anyone wanting more.
Valtteri Bottas - needlessly slow and error-prone.
Brabham-Judd - early double retirement, this hurts them.
Penalty Points after the race:
#1 - Daniel Ricciardo - 4
#5 - Lewis Hamilton - 8
#6 - Dave Cassidy - 9
#7 - Alexandre Voeckler - 19
#8 - Pastor Maldonado - 8
#11 - Nico Rosberg - 6
#12 - Robin Frijns - 5
#14 - Romain Grosjean - 8
#15 - Jérôme d'Ambrosio - 6
#18 - Sebastian Vettel - 3
#21 - André Lotterer - 5
#22 - Stoffel Vandoorne - 8
#25 - Fernando Alonso - 13
#27 - Sebastién Bourdais - 20
#28 - Luca Filippi - 13
#51 - Karun Chandhok - 6
#52 - Nico Müller - 3
#55 - Einar Ármannsson - 20
#56 - Danilo di Meglio - 5
#63 - Valtteri Bottas - 10
#90 - Evgeny Restov - 15
#91 - Giorgio Pantano - 5
-- Positives --
Jules Bianchi - bagged this race with a great start, good news for Precision.
Stoffel Vandoorne - INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE for earning Haas a needed podium finish.
Fernando Alonso - once again a decent drive.
Sauber-Judd - could have had a great bunch of points without Voeckler's engine failure.
Peugeot - double points are what they need after embarrasing themselves in Silverstone.
-- Negatives --
Caterham-Judd - many driver errors hurt their chances.
Daniel Ricciardo - REJECT OF THE RACE since while he didn't finish last, he should have, with all his mistakes today.
Paulo Serafim - well, this comeback didn't leave anyone wanting more.
Valtteri Bottas - needlessly slow and error-prone.
Brabham-Judd - early double retirement, this hurts them.
2016 Grande Premio Canon de España II - Qualifying
2016 Grande Premio Canon de España II - Qualifying
1. Sebastian Vettel / Caterham-Judd - 1:11.388
2. Dave Cassidy / Williams-Peugeot - 1:12.735
3. Lewis Hamilton / Williams-Peugeot - 1:11.807
4. Daniil Kwjat / Caterham-Judd - 1:11.915
5. Valtteri Bottas / Precision-Mercedes - 1:12.045
6. Pastor Maldonado / Sauber-Judd - 1:12.120
7. Stoffel Vandoorne / Haas-Ferrari - 1:12.305
8. Fernando Alonso / Red Bull-Ferrari - 1:12.388
9. Jules Bianchi / Precision-Mercedes - 1:12.428
10. André Lotterer / Haas-Ferrari - 1:13.000
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11. Sebastién Bourdais / Ferrari - 1:13.029
12. Daniel Ricciardo / DGN-Judd - 1:13.030
13. Alex Lynn / Red Bull-Ferrari - 1:13.156
14. Luca Filippi / Ferrari - 1:13.386
15. Robert Kubica / DGN-Judd - 1:13.414
16. Romain Grosjean / Peugeot - 1:13.649
17. Alexandre Voeckler / Sauber-Judd - 1:12.120 (ten-place grid penalty)
18. Jérôme d'Ambrosio / Peugeot - 1:13.755
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19. Jean-Éric Vergne / Mahindra-Mercedes - 1:13.922
20. Giorgio Pantano / Calinetic-Mercedes - 1:13.976
21. Nico Rosberg / Brabham-Judd - 1:14.039
22. Evgeny Restov / Calinetic-Mercedes - 1:14.346
23. Nico Müller / Mahindra-Mercedes - 1:14.383
24. Einar Ármannsson / Mansell-Ferrari - 1:14.585
25. Robin Frinjs / Brabham-Judd - 1:14.622
26. Danilo di Meglio / Mansell-Ferrari - 1:14.698
2016 Grande Premio Canon de España II - Race
2016 Grande Premio Canon de España II - Race
Penalty Points after the race:
#1 - Daniel Ricciardo - 4
#5 - Lewis Hamilton - 8
#6 - Dave Cassidy - 9
#7 - Alexandre Voeckler - 19
#8 - Pastor Maldonado - 8
#11 - Nico Rosberg - 6
#12 - Robin Frijns - 5
#14 - Romain Grosjean - 8
#15 - Jérôme d'Ambrosio - 6
#18 - Sebastian Vettel - 3
#21 - André Lotterer - 5
#22 - Stoffel Vandoorne - 8
#25 - Fernando Alonso - 13
#26 - Alex Lynn - 5 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #22 (Stoffel Vandoorne))
#27 - Sebastién Bourdais - 20
#28 - Luca Filippi - 13
#51 - Karun Chandhok - 6
#52 - Nico Müller - 3
#55 - Einar Ármannsson - 20
#56 - Danilo di Meglio - 8 (+3 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #55 (Einar Ármannsson))
#63 - Valtteri Bottas - 10
#90 - Evgeny Restov - 15
#91 - Giorgio Pantano - 5
10 Penalty Points equal the loss of 8 World Constructors' Championship.
-- Positives --
Sebastian Vettel - after losing at turn 1, he retook the lead at turn 13 and destroyed the competition.
Pastor Maldonado - he got second and that's both what Sauber need and the INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE.
Fernando Alonso - sixth place for Red Bull, he delivers unlike his teammate.
Sebastién Bourdais - sensible drive from the French driver.
André Lotterer - technical troubles ruin his day, he was quite decent out there.
-- Negatives --
Alexandre Voeckler - an early mistake ruined his day, he can do better than this.
Peugeot - miserable run by the French team, Williams proves the engine is not to blame.
Daniel Ricciardo - this track just is not kind to the reigning world champion.
Danilo di Meglio - removed his own teammate from the event and then run out of talent to be named REJECT OF THE RACE
Brabham-Judd - yet another double retirement, they are also not comfortable in Jerez.
Penalty Points after the race:
#1 - Daniel Ricciardo - 4
#5 - Lewis Hamilton - 8
#6 - Dave Cassidy - 9
#7 - Alexandre Voeckler - 19
#8 - Pastor Maldonado - 8
#11 - Nico Rosberg - 6
#12 - Robin Frijns - 5
#14 - Romain Grosjean - 8
#15 - Jérôme d'Ambrosio - 6
#18 - Sebastian Vettel - 3
#21 - André Lotterer - 5
#22 - Stoffel Vandoorne - 8
#25 - Fernando Alonso - 13
#26 - Alex Lynn - 5 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #22 (Stoffel Vandoorne))
#27 - Sebastién Bourdais - 20
#28 - Luca Filippi - 13
#51 - Karun Chandhok - 6
#52 - Nico Müller - 3
#55 - Einar Ármannsson - 20
#56 - Danilo di Meglio - 8 (+3 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #55 (Einar Ármannsson))
#63 - Valtteri Bottas - 10
#90 - Evgeny Restov - 15
#91 - Giorgio Pantano - 5
10 Penalty Points equal the loss of 8 World Constructors' Championship.
-- Positives --
Sebastian Vettel - after losing at turn 1, he retook the lead at turn 13 and destroyed the competition.
Pastor Maldonado - he got second and that's both what Sauber need and the INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE.
Fernando Alonso - sixth place for Red Bull, he delivers unlike his teammate.
Sebastién Bourdais - sensible drive from the French driver.
André Lotterer - technical troubles ruin his day, he was quite decent out there.
-- Negatives --
Alexandre Voeckler - an early mistake ruined his day, he can do better than this.
Peugeot - miserable run by the French team, Williams proves the engine is not to blame.
Daniel Ricciardo - this track just is not kind to the reigning world champion.
Danilo di Meglio - removed his own teammate from the event and then run out of talent to be named REJECT OF THE RACE
Brabham-Judd - yet another double retirement, they are also not comfortable in Jerez.
2016 Budweiser United States Grand Prix I - Qualifying
2016 Budweiser United States Grand Prix I - Qualifying
1. Dave Cassidy / Williams-Peugeot - 1:07.574
2. Valtteri Bottas / Precision-Mercedes - 1:07.619
3. Sebastian Vettel / Caterham-Judd - 1:07.744
4. André Lotterer / Haas-Ferrari - 1:07.780
5. Sebastién Bourdais / Ferrari - 1:07.787
6. Jules Bianchi / Precision-Mercedes - 1:07.887
7. Daniil Kwjat / Caterham-Judd - 1:07.914
8. Fernando Alonso / Red Bull-Ferrari - 1:08.026
9. Lewis Hamilton / Williams-Peugeot - 1:08.058
10. Stoffel Vandoorne / Haas-Ferrari - 1:08.142
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11. Alex Lynn / Red Bull-Ferrari - 1:08.103
12. Daniel Ricciardo / DGN-Judd - 1:08.143
13. Pastor Maldonado / Sauber-Judd - 1:08.180
14. Romain Grosjean / Peugeot - 1:08.220
15. Robert Kubica / DGN-Judd - 1:08.254
16. Luca Filippi / Ferrari - 1:08.460
17. Jérôme d'Ambrosio / Peugeot - 1:08.494
18. Evgeny Restov / Calinetic-Mercedes - 1:08.705
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19. Alexandre Voeckler / Sauber-Judd - 1:08.945
20. Jean-Éric Vergne / Mahindra-Mercedes - 1:09.025
21. Giorgio Pantano / Calinetic-Mercedes - 1:09.062
22. Nico Müller / Mahindra-Mercedes - 1:09.209
23. Nico Rosberg / Brabham-Judd - 1:09.246
24. Robin Frinjs / Brabham-Judd - 1:09.461
25. Danilo di Meglio / Mansell-Ferrari - 1:09.636
26. Einar Ármannsson / Mansell-Ferrari - 1:09.800
2016 Budweiser United States Grand Prix I - Race
2016 Budweiser United States Grand Prix I - Race
Penalty Points after the race:
#1 - Daniel Ricciardo - 4
#5 - Lewis Hamilton - 8
#6 - Dave Cassidy - 9
#7 - Alexandre Voeckler - 19
#8 - Pastor Maldonado - 8
#11 - Nico Rosberg - 9 (+3 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #7 (Alexandre Voeckler))
#12 - Robin Frijns - 5
#14 - Romain Grosjean - 8
#15 - Jérôme d'Ambrosio - 6
#18 - Sebastian Vettel - 3
#21 - André Lotterer - 5
#22 - Stoffel Vandoorne - 8
#25 - Fernando Alonso - 13
#26 - Alex Lynn - 5
#27 - Sebastién Bourdais - 20
#28 - Luca Filippi - 13
#51 - Karun Chandhok - 6
#52 - Nico Müller - 3
#55 - Einar Ármannsson - 20
#56 - Danilo di Meglio - 8
#63 - Valtteri Bottas - 10
#90 - Evgeny Restov - 15
#91 - Giorgio Pantano - 5
10 Penalty Points equal the loss of 8 World Constructors' Championship points.
-- Positives --
Precision-Mercedes - great work by their lead strategist, they deserve this 1-2.
Dave Cassidy - his team cost him this win, he is hardly to blame.
Fernando Alonso - once more best of the rest, he wants more but his results are still good.
Evgeny Restov - looked nice in the middle part of the race.
Jérôme d'Ambrosio - one INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE may not replace the points he was robbed off, but still...
-- Negatives --
Haas-Ferrar - while they had both cars in the points, they should have had so much more, now they only got five points and the REJECT OF THE RACE.
Romain Grosjean - supposed team leader just was miserable today.
Nico Rosberg - taking out a Voeckler is never cool.
Daniil Kwjat - putting your car into a wall is always a risk on a street circuit, but you just look dumb if you are the only driver to make that mistake.
Alexandre Voeckler - bad qualifying left him in a risky spot and it did cost him.
Penalty Points after the race:
#1 - Daniel Ricciardo - 4
#5 - Lewis Hamilton - 8
#6 - Dave Cassidy - 9
#7 - Alexandre Voeckler - 19
#8 - Pastor Maldonado - 8
#11 - Nico Rosberg - 9 (+3 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #7 (Alexandre Voeckler))
#12 - Robin Frijns - 5
#14 - Romain Grosjean - 8
#15 - Jérôme d'Ambrosio - 6
#18 - Sebastian Vettel - 3
#21 - André Lotterer - 5
#22 - Stoffel Vandoorne - 8
#25 - Fernando Alonso - 13
#26 - Alex Lynn - 5
#27 - Sebastién Bourdais - 20
#28 - Luca Filippi - 13
#51 - Karun Chandhok - 6
#52 - Nico Müller - 3
#55 - Einar Ármannsson - 20
#56 - Danilo di Meglio - 8
#63 - Valtteri Bottas - 10
#90 - Evgeny Restov - 15
#91 - Giorgio Pantano - 5
10 Penalty Points equal the loss of 8 World Constructors' Championship points.
-- Positives --
Precision-Mercedes - great work by their lead strategist, they deserve this 1-2.
Dave Cassidy - his team cost him this win, he is hardly to blame.
Fernando Alonso - once more best of the rest, he wants more but his results are still good.
Evgeny Restov - looked nice in the middle part of the race.
Jérôme d'Ambrosio - one INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE may not replace the points he was robbed off, but still...
-- Negatives --
Haas-Ferrar - while they had both cars in the points, they should have had so much more, now they only got five points and the REJECT OF THE RACE.
Romain Grosjean - supposed team leader just was miserable today.
Nico Rosberg - taking out a Voeckler is never cool.
Daniil Kwjat - putting your car into a wall is always a risk on a street circuit, but you just look dumb if you are the only driver to make that mistake.
Alexandre Voeckler - bad qualifying left him in a risky spot and it did cost him.
2016 Budweiser United States Grand Prix II - Qualifying
2016 Budweiser United States Grand Prix II - Qualifying
1. Sebastian Vettel / Caterham-Judd - 1:07.674
2. Dave Cassidy / Williams-Peugeot - 1:07.695
3. André Lotterer / Haas-Ferrari - 1:07.743
4. Daniil Kwjat / Caterham-Judd - 1:07.817
5. Jules Bianchi / Precision-Mercedes - 1:07.820
6. Fernando Alonso / Red Bull-Ferrari - 1:07.825
7. Lewis Hamilton / Williams-Peugeot - 1:07.931
8. Pastor Maldonado / Sauber-Judd - 1:07.961
9. Daniel Ricciardo / DGN-Judd - 1:08.067
10. Alex Lynn / Red Bull-Ferrari - 1:08.075
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11. Romain Grosjean / Peugeot - 1:08.061
12. Robert Kubica / DGN-Judd - 1:08.145
13. Valtteri Bottas / Precision-Mercedes - 1:08.261
14. Stoffel Vandoorne / Haas-Ferrari - 1:08.373
15. Sebastién Bourdais / Ferrari - 1:08.487
16. Alexandre Voeckler / Sauber-Judd - 1:08.518
17. Jean-Éric Vergne / Mahindra-Mercedes - 1:08.568
18. Nico Rosberg / Brabham-Judd - 1:08.614
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19. Luca Filippi / Ferrari - 1:08.756
20. Jérôme d'Ambrosio / Peugeot - 1:08.770
21. Robin Frinjs / Brabham-Judd - 1:08.874
22. Einar Ármannsson / Mansell-Ferrari - 1:08.915
23. Evgeny Restov / Calinetic-Mercedes - 1:08.963
24. Giorgio Pantano / Calinetic-Mercedes - 1:09.179
25. Nico Müller / Mahindra-Mercedes - 1:09.254
26. Danilo di Meglio / Mansell-Ferrari - 1:09.445
2016 Budweiser United States Grand Prix II - Race
2016 Budweiser United States Grand Prix II - Race
Penalty Points after the race:
#1 - Daniel Ricciardo - 4
#5 - Lewis Hamilton - 8
#6 - Dave Cassidy - 9
#7 - Alexandre Voeckler - 19
#8 - Pastor Maldonado - 8
#11 - Nico Rosberg - 9
#12 - Robin Frijns - 5
#14 - Romain Grosjean - 8
#15 - Jérôme d'Ambrosio - 6
#18 - Sebastian Vettel - 3
#21 - André Lotterer - 5
#22 - Stoffel Vandoorne - 8
#25 - Fernando Alonso - 13
#26 - Alex Lynn - 5
#27 - Sebastién Bourdais - 20
#28 - Luca Filippi - 13
#51 - Karun Chandhok - 6
#52 - Nico Müller - 3
#55 - Einar Ármannsson - 20
#56 - Danilo di Meglio - 8
#63 - Valtteri Bottas - 10
#90 - Evgeny Restov - 15
#91 - Giorgio Pantano - 5
10 Penalty Points equal the loss of 8 World Constructors' Championship points.
-- Positives --
Daniil Kwjat - made American children cry, he is the hero humanity deserves.
André Lotterer - he nearly saved America's collective bottom, earning INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE that way.
Sebastian Vettel - was the number two driver at Caterham today, but did a decent job in that role.
Fernando Alonso - went the extra mile and competed again with the top teams.
Einar Ármannsson - was quite competitive, even if he didn't manage to secure points.
-- Negatives --
Stoffel Vandoorne - seems as if he wasn't good enough to match Lotterer today.
Valtteri Bottas - the Finnish driver better have a good excuse, otherwise Mr. Krautmeir might just be angry with him.
Romain Grosjean - he must be happy to leave Nevada behind for this season.
Pastor Maldonado - rookie error makes him put the Sauber in the wall, earning REJECT OF THE RACE for today.
Sebastién Bourdais - just wanted too much through turn one.
Penalty Points after the race:
#1 - Daniel Ricciardo - 4
#5 - Lewis Hamilton - 8
#6 - Dave Cassidy - 9
#7 - Alexandre Voeckler - 19
#8 - Pastor Maldonado - 8
#11 - Nico Rosberg - 9
#12 - Robin Frijns - 5
#14 - Romain Grosjean - 8
#15 - Jérôme d'Ambrosio - 6
#18 - Sebastian Vettel - 3
#21 - André Lotterer - 5
#22 - Stoffel Vandoorne - 8
#25 - Fernando Alonso - 13
#26 - Alex Lynn - 5
#27 - Sebastién Bourdais - 20
#28 - Luca Filippi - 13
#51 - Karun Chandhok - 6
#52 - Nico Müller - 3
#55 - Einar Ármannsson - 20
#56 - Danilo di Meglio - 8
#63 - Valtteri Bottas - 10
#90 - Evgeny Restov - 15
#91 - Giorgio Pantano - 5
10 Penalty Points equal the loss of 8 World Constructors' Championship points.
-- Positives --
Daniil Kwjat - made American children cry, he is the hero humanity deserves.
André Lotterer - he nearly saved America's collective bottom, earning INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE that way.
Sebastian Vettel - was the number two driver at Caterham today, but did a decent job in that role.
Fernando Alonso - went the extra mile and competed again with the top teams.
Einar Ármannsson - was quite competitive, even if he didn't manage to secure points.
-- Negatives --
Stoffel Vandoorne - seems as if he wasn't good enough to match Lotterer today.
Valtteri Bottas - the Finnish driver better have a good excuse, otherwise Mr. Krautmeir might just be angry with him.
Romain Grosjean - he must be happy to leave Nevada behind for this season.
Pastor Maldonado - rookie error makes him put the Sauber in the wall, earning REJECT OF THE RACE for today.
Sebastién Bourdais - just wanted too much through turn one.
2016 Mubadala Abu Dhabi Grand Prix I - Qualifying
2016 Mubadala Abu Dhabi Grand Prix I - Qualifying
1. Daniil Kwjat / Caterham-Judd - 1:31.767
2. Dave Cassidy / Williams-Peugeot - 1:32.053
3. Lewis Hamilton / Williams-Peugeot - 1:32.055
4. Pastor Maldonado / Sauber-Judd - 1:32.165
5. Sebastian Vettel / Caterham-Judd - 1:32.166
6. Jules Bianchi / Precision-Mercedes - 1:32.207
7. Stoffel Vandoorne / Haas-Ferrari - 1:32.318
8. Daniel Ricciardo / DGN-Judd - 1:32.356
9. Alexandre Voeckler / Sauber-Judd - 1:32.569
10. Valtteri Bottas / Precision-Mercedes - 1:32.696
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11. Robert Kubica / DGN-Judd - 1:32.652
12. André Lotterer / Haas-Ferrari - 1:32.742
13. Fernando Alonso / Red Bull-Ferrari - 1:32.905
14. Romain Grosjean / Peugeot - 1:32.913
15. Luca Filippi / Ferrari - 1:32.996
16. Alex Lynn / Red Bull-Ferrari - 1:33.208
17. Jérôme d'Ambrosio / Peugeot - 1:33.216
18. Sebastién Bourdais / Ferrari - 1:33.492
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19. Jean-Éric Vergne / Mahindra-Mercedes - 1:33.757
20. Giorgio Pantano / Calinetic-Mercedes - 1:33.805
21. Danilo di Meglio / Mansell-Ferrari - 1:33.948
22. Robin Frinjs / Brabham-Judd - 1:34.100
23. Nico Rosberg / Brabham-Judd - 1:34.201
24. Einar Ármannsson / Mansell-Ferrari - 1:34.291
25. Evgeny Restov / Calinetic-Mercedes - 1:34.422
26. Nico Müller / Mahindra-Mercedes - 1:34.442
2016 Mubadala Abu Dhabi Grand Prix I - Race
2016 Mubadala Abu Dhabi Grand Prix I - Race
Penalty Points after the race:
#1 - Daniel Ricciardo - 4
#5 - Lewis Hamilton - 15 (+7 for careless release in the pitlane and for dangerous driving against the driver of car #22 (Stoffel Vandoorne))
#6 - Dave Cassidy - 9
#7 - Alexandre Voeckler - 19
#8 - Pastor Maldonado - 8
#11 - Nico Rosberg - 9
#12 - Robin Frijns - 5
#14 - Romain Grosjean - 12 (+4 for dangerous driving against the driver of car #7 (Alexandre Voeckler))
#15 - Jérôme d'Ambrosio - 6
#18 - Sebastian Vettel - 3
#21 - André Lotterer - 5
#22 - Stoffel Vandoorne - 8
#25 - Fernando Alonso - 13
#26 - Alex Lynn - 15 (+10 for dangerous driving against and causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #7 (Alexandre Voeckler))
#27 - Sebastién Bourdais - 20
#28 - Luca Filippi - 13
#51 - Karun Chandhok - 6
#52 - Nico Müller - 3
#55 - Einar Ármannsson - 20
#56 - Danilo di Meglio - 8
#63 - Valtteri Bottas - 10
#90 - Evgeny Restov - 15
#91 - Giorgio Pantano - 15 (+10 for dangerous driving against and causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #22 (Stoffel Vandoorne))
10 Penalty Points equal the loss of 8 World Constructors' Championship points.
-- Positives --
Sebastian Vettel - brilliant driving earns him a healthy bunch of points.
Jules Bianchi - wise Frenchie secures second place, more than his team would have expected.
Romain Grosjean - the Peugeot driver earned INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE and made his team proud.
Robert Kubica - was helpful and earned DGN a healthy dose of points.
Jean-Éric Vergne - even though the result doesn't look like it, he was surprisingly competitive.
-- Negatives --
Red Bull-Ferrari - their drivers were not very smart about driving today.
Dave Cassidy - just a bad day for the American, he should try again tomorrow.
Giorgio Pantano - was expected to sweep minor points, not ruin his team's season with penalty points and earning REJECT OF THE RACE, making his team mad.
Daniil Kwjat - masterful choking, not even a Russian secret again could choke so hard.
Daniel Ricciardo - if Kubica is any guide, he would have done very well today, had he not decided to throw his car away on the first lap.
Penalty Points after the race:
#1 - Daniel Ricciardo - 4
#5 - Lewis Hamilton - 15 (+7 for careless release in the pitlane and for dangerous driving against the driver of car #22 (Stoffel Vandoorne))
#6 - Dave Cassidy - 9
#7 - Alexandre Voeckler - 19
#8 - Pastor Maldonado - 8
#11 - Nico Rosberg - 9
#12 - Robin Frijns - 5
#14 - Romain Grosjean - 12 (+4 for dangerous driving against the driver of car #7 (Alexandre Voeckler))
#15 - Jérôme d'Ambrosio - 6
#18 - Sebastian Vettel - 3
#21 - André Lotterer - 5
#22 - Stoffel Vandoorne - 8
#25 - Fernando Alonso - 13
#26 - Alex Lynn - 15 (+10 for dangerous driving against and causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #7 (Alexandre Voeckler))
#27 - Sebastién Bourdais - 20
#28 - Luca Filippi - 13
#51 - Karun Chandhok - 6
#52 - Nico Müller - 3
#55 - Einar Ármannsson - 20
#56 - Danilo di Meglio - 8
#63 - Valtteri Bottas - 10
#90 - Evgeny Restov - 15
#91 - Giorgio Pantano - 15 (+10 for dangerous driving against and causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #22 (Stoffel Vandoorne))
10 Penalty Points equal the loss of 8 World Constructors' Championship points.
-- Positives --
Sebastian Vettel - brilliant driving earns him a healthy bunch of points.
Jules Bianchi - wise Frenchie secures second place, more than his team would have expected.
Romain Grosjean - the Peugeot driver earned INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE and made his team proud.
Robert Kubica - was helpful and earned DGN a healthy dose of points.
Jean-Éric Vergne - even though the result doesn't look like it, he was surprisingly competitive.
-- Negatives --
Red Bull-Ferrari - their drivers were not very smart about driving today.
Dave Cassidy - just a bad day for the American, he should try again tomorrow.
Giorgio Pantano - was expected to sweep minor points, not ruin his team's season with penalty points and earning REJECT OF THE RACE, making his team mad.
Daniil Kwjat - masterful choking, not even a Russian secret again could choke so hard.
Daniel Ricciardo - if Kubica is any guide, he would have done very well today, had he not decided to throw his car away on the first lap.
2016 Mubadala Abu Dhabi Grand Prix II - Qualifying
2016 Mubadala Abu Dhabi Grand Prix II - Qualifying
1. Dave Cassidy / Williams-Peugeot - 1:32.055
2. Lewis Hamilton / Williams-Peugeot - 1:32.098
3. Valtteri Bottas / Precision-Mercedes - 1:32.111
4. Daniil Kwjat / Caterham-Judd - 1:32.186
5. Jules Bianchi / Precision-Mercedes - 1:32.270
6. Stoffel Vandoorne / Haas-Ferrari - 1:32.357
7. Sebastian Vettel / Caterham-Judd - 1:32.507
8. Alex Lynn / Red Bull-Ferrari - 1:32.538
9. Fernando Alonso / Red Bull-Ferrari - 1:32.588
10. Alexandre Voeckler / Sauber-Judd - 1:32.607
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11. André Lotterer / Haas-Ferrari - 1:32.653
12. Sebastién Bourdais / Ferrari - 1:32.697
13. Pastor Maldonado / Sauber-Judd - 1:32.740
14. Daniel Ricciardo / DGN-Judd - 1:32.956
15. Robert Kubica / DGN-Judd - 1:32.994
16. Luca Filippi / Ferrari - 1:33.082
17. Romain Grosjean / Peugeot - 1:33.291
18. Evgeny Restov / Calinetic-Mercedes - 1:33.630
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19. Jean-Éric Vergne / Mahindra-Mercedes - 1:33.889
20. Jérôme d'Ambrosio / Peugeot - 1:33.933
21. Nico Rosberg / Brabham-Judd - 1:34.008
22. Nico Müller / Mahindra-Mercedes - 1:34.011
23. Giorgio Pantano / Calinetic-Mercedes - 1:34.200
24. Danilo di Meglio / Mansell-Ferrari - 1:34.296
25. Robin Frinjs / Brabham-Judd - 1:34.319
26. Einar Ármannsson / Mansell-Ferrari - 1:34.326
2016 Mubadala Abu Dhabi Grand Prix II - Race
2016 Mubadala Abu Dhabi Grand Prix II - Race
Penalty Points after the race:
#1 - Daniel Ricciardo - 4
#5 - Lewis Hamilton - 23 (+8 for dangerous driving against the drivers of car #6 (Dave Cassidy) and car #18 (Sebastian Vettel))
#6 - Dave Cassidy - 9
#7 - Alexandre Voeckler - 19
#8 - Pastor Maldonado - 8
#11 - Nico Rosberg - 9
#12 - Robin Frijns - 5
#14 - Romain Grosjean - 12
#15 - Jérôme d'Ambrosio - 9 (+3 for causing an avoidable accident involving the drivers of car #8 (Pastor Maldonado) and car #21 (André Lotterer))
#18 - Sebastian Vettel - 3
#21 - André Lotterer - 10 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #90 (Evgeny Restov))
#22 - Stoffel Vandoorne - 8
#25 - Fernando Alonso - 13
#26 - Alex Lynn - 15
#27 - Sebastién Bourdais - 20
#28 - Luca Filippi - 13
#51 - Karun Chandhok - 6
#52 - Nico Müller - 3
#55 - Einar Ármannsson - 20
#56 - Danilo di Meglio - 8
#63 - Valtteri Bottas - 10
#90 - Evgeny Restov - 15
#91 - Giorgio Pantano - 15
Points lost due to penalties: Williams - 16 | Sauber - 8 | Peugeot - 8 | Haas - 8 | Red Bull - 16 | Ferrari - 24 | Precision - 8 | Calinetic - 16
-- Positives --
Stoffel Vandoorne - great win for Haas-Ferrari, they must hope for big things for the rest of 2016 as well as 2017, that's the INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE.
Daniil Kwjat - whilst an avoidable error did cost him the win, he was running good otherwise.
Alex Lynn - he was the Red Bull driver that bothered the leading teams today, not Alonso.
DGN-Judd - had a good run today, even if they "only" get two points for it.
Evgeny Restov - was going well until Lotterer decided to ruin his day.
-- Negatives --
Lewis Hamilton - slightly too harsh on his championship rivals, the stewards came down hard on him.
Peugeot - they really failed to make friends today, that is not good.
André Lotterer - yes, that first-lap incident was not his fault, but he had no excuse to breaktest a random Russian.
Jean-Éric Vergne - asked too much from his tyres and paid the price.
Valtteri Bottas - there is no excuse for today's effort, you cannot expect to accidentally ruin your entire team's race and not be awared REJECT OF THE RACE.
Penalty Points after the race:
#1 - Daniel Ricciardo - 4
#5 - Lewis Hamilton - 23 (+8 for dangerous driving against the drivers of car #6 (Dave Cassidy) and car #18 (Sebastian Vettel))
#6 - Dave Cassidy - 9
#7 - Alexandre Voeckler - 19
#8 - Pastor Maldonado - 8
#11 - Nico Rosberg - 9
#12 - Robin Frijns - 5
#14 - Romain Grosjean - 12
#15 - Jérôme d'Ambrosio - 9 (+3 for causing an avoidable accident involving the drivers of car #8 (Pastor Maldonado) and car #21 (André Lotterer))
#18 - Sebastian Vettel - 3
#21 - André Lotterer - 10 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #90 (Evgeny Restov))
#22 - Stoffel Vandoorne - 8
#25 - Fernando Alonso - 13
#26 - Alex Lynn - 15
#27 - Sebastién Bourdais - 20
#28 - Luca Filippi - 13
#51 - Karun Chandhok - 6
#52 - Nico Müller - 3
#55 - Einar Ármannsson - 20
#56 - Danilo di Meglio - 8
#63 - Valtteri Bottas - 10
#90 - Evgeny Restov - 15
#91 - Giorgio Pantano - 15
Points lost due to penalties: Williams - 16 | Sauber - 8 | Peugeot - 8 | Haas - 8 | Red Bull - 16 | Ferrari - 24 | Precision - 8 | Calinetic - 16
-- Positives --
Stoffel Vandoorne - great win for Haas-Ferrari, they must hope for big things for the rest of 2016 as well as 2017, that's the INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE.
Daniil Kwjat - whilst an avoidable error did cost him the win, he was running good otherwise.
Alex Lynn - he was the Red Bull driver that bothered the leading teams today, not Alonso.
DGN-Judd - had a good run today, even if they "only" get two points for it.
Evgeny Restov - was going well until Lotterer decided to ruin his day.
-- Negatives --
Lewis Hamilton - slightly too harsh on his championship rivals, the stewards came down hard on him.
Peugeot - they really failed to make friends today, that is not good.
André Lotterer - yes, that first-lap incident was not his fault, but he had no excuse to breaktest a random Russian.
Jean-Éric Vergne - asked too much from his tyres and paid the price.
Valtteri Bottas - there is no excuse for today's effort, you cannot expect to accidentally ruin your entire team's race and not be awared REJECT OF THE RACE.
Last edited by Klon on 14 Jan 2015, 03:34, edited 2 times in total.
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Re: Alternate F1 - The Current Era - 2016 Season
Dave Cassidy wrote:I have never been so angry in a racecar before. I thought me and Lewis worked well together, that we had an understanding that, although we fought each other to win races and to finish as well as we can, we're still part of a team. I've always been respectful to Lewis, he's a 2-time champion of the sport, and apparently I'm just supposed to jump the hell out of his way whenever he wants. Well, if that's the way he wants to race now, then two can play at that game. I'm not giving him a single damn inch, ever again. And if that costs the jackass the title, then so be it. He doesn't deserve it, driving like that. We haven't won a race since Russia, and going by his driving here, there's no damn wonder.
Everything's great.Sebastian Vettel wrote:If I was good at losing I wouldn't be in Formula 1.
I'm not surprised about anything.
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Re: Alternate F1 - The Current Era - 2016 Season
Frank Williams wrote:Lewis has been read the riot act and will be forced to sit on the naughty step for the next race to reflect on his misdeeds. We are still considering our driver options but we have been looking high and low.
On an unrelated note the update tables are here... http://formularejects.com/wiki/2016_Alt ... One_season
<@Ataxia> these people are making a mess of their crepe suzettes
2016 Diageo Walker Singapore Grand Prix I - Qualifying
2016 Diageo Walker Singapore Grand Prix I - Qualifying
1. Valtteri Bottas / Precision-Mercedes - 1:33.068
2. Dave Cassidy / Williams-Peugeot - 1:33.194
3. Daniil Kwjat / Caterham-Judd - 1:33.374
4. Fernando Alonso / Red Bull-Ferrari - 1:33.386
5. Sebastian Vettel / Caterham-Judd - 1:33.528
6. Romain Grosjean / Williams-Peugeot - 1:33.612
7. Pastor Maldonado / Sauber-Judd - 1:33.690
8. Stoffel Vandoorne / Haas-Ferrari - 1:33.790
9. André Lotterer / Haas-Ferrari - 1:33.799
10. Jules Bianchi / Precision-Mercedes - 1:33.847
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11. Alexandre Voeckler / Sauber-Judd - 1:33.949
12. Sebastién Bourdais / Ferrari - 1:34.003
13. Daniel Ricciardo / DGN-Judd - 1:34.081
14. Alex Lynn / Red Bull-Ferrari - 1:34.208
15. Robert Kubica / DGN-Judd - 1:34.378
16. Luca Filippi / Ferrari - 1:34.579
17. Jean-Éric Vergne / Mahindra-Mercedes - 1:34.711
18. Takuma Sato / Peugeot - 1:34.951
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19. Giorgio Pantano / Calinetic-Mercedes - 1:35.341
20. Jérôme d'Ambrosio / Peugeot - 1:35.384
21. Nico Rosberg / Brabham-Judd - 1:35.549
22. Evgeny Restov / Calinetic-Mercedes - 1:35.850
23. Danilo di Meglio / Mansell-Ferrari - 1:35.856
24. Einar Ármannsson / Mansell-Ferrari - 1:35.987
25. Nico Müller / Mahindra-Mercedes - 1:36.006
26. Robin Frinjs / Brabham-Judd - 1:36.009
2016 Diageo Walker Singapore Grand Prix I - Race
2016 Diageo Walker Singapore Grand Prix I - Race
Penalty Points after the race:
#1 - Daniel Ricciardo - 4
#5 - Lewis Hamilton - 15
#6 - Dave Cassidy - 9
#7 - Alexandre Voeckler - 19
#8 - Pastor Maldonado - 8
#11 - Nico Rosberg - 9
#12 - Robin Frijns - 5
#14 - Romain Grosjean - 12
#15 - Jérôme d'Ambrosio - 6
#18 - Sebastian Vettel - 3
#21 - André Lotterer - 10
#22 - Stoffel Vandoorne - 8
#25 - Fernando Alonso - 15 (+2 for having failed to undertaken one of the required pitstops)
#26 - Alex Lynn - 15
#27 - Sebastién Bourdais - 20
#28 - Luca Filippi - 13
#51 - Karun Chandhok - 6
#52 - Nico Müller - 10 (+7 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #8 (Pastor Maldonado))
#55 - Einar Ármannsson - 20
#56 - Danilo di Meglio - 8
#63 - Valtteri Bottas - 10
#90 - Evgeny Restov - 15
#91 - Giorgio Pantano - 15
Points lost due to penalties: Williams - 16 | Precision - 8 | Sauber - 8 | Red Bull - 16 | Haas - 8 | Ferrari - 24 | Peugeot - 8 | Calinetic - 16 | Mahindra - 8
In addition to the penalty points assigned to the driver of car #25 (Fernando Alonso), he has also been excluded from the race results.
-- Positives --
Valtteri Bottas - great driving after his first pole, he deserves the win.
Caterham-Judd - double podium for their heroic drive, good news for them.
André Lotterer - great helping of points for Haas after Vandoorne sniffed paint before the race.
Takuma Sato - a complicated comeback earns him two points and INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE
Jean-Éric Vergne - he got Mahindra points, even if it was all in vain.
-- Negatives --
Jules Bianchi - when your teammate slays the competition, your mediocre drive looks espeically bad.
Red Bull-Ferrari - they get for having a slow driver and a slow-in-the-head attempt at cheating.
Pastor Maldonado - made a bad mistake in the early part of the race and then paid for the rest of it.
Nico Müller - ending your night in a futile attempt to keep a faster car behind is one thing, almost being responsible for the death of Bottas makes you the REJECT OF THE RACE
Stoffel Vandoorne - Haas need the points that Lotterer got today, they cannot afford this tomfoolery from what may very well be their lead driver in 2017.
Penalty Points after the race:
#1 - Daniel Ricciardo - 4
#5 - Lewis Hamilton - 15
#6 - Dave Cassidy - 9
#7 - Alexandre Voeckler - 19
#8 - Pastor Maldonado - 8
#11 - Nico Rosberg - 9
#12 - Robin Frijns - 5
#14 - Romain Grosjean - 12
#15 - Jérôme d'Ambrosio - 6
#18 - Sebastian Vettel - 3
#21 - André Lotterer - 10
#22 - Stoffel Vandoorne - 8
#25 - Fernando Alonso - 15 (+2 for having failed to undertaken one of the required pitstops)
#26 - Alex Lynn - 15
#27 - Sebastién Bourdais - 20
#28 - Luca Filippi - 13
#51 - Karun Chandhok - 6
#52 - Nico Müller - 10 (+7 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #8 (Pastor Maldonado))
#55 - Einar Ármannsson - 20
#56 - Danilo di Meglio - 8
#63 - Valtteri Bottas - 10
#90 - Evgeny Restov - 15
#91 - Giorgio Pantano - 15
Points lost due to penalties: Williams - 16 | Precision - 8 | Sauber - 8 | Red Bull - 16 | Haas - 8 | Ferrari - 24 | Peugeot - 8 | Calinetic - 16 | Mahindra - 8
In addition to the penalty points assigned to the driver of car #25 (Fernando Alonso), he has also been excluded from the race results.
-- Positives --
Valtteri Bottas - great driving after his first pole, he deserves the win.
Caterham-Judd - double podium for their heroic drive, good news for them.
André Lotterer - great helping of points for Haas after Vandoorne sniffed paint before the race.
Takuma Sato - a complicated comeback earns him two points and INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE
Jean-Éric Vergne - he got Mahindra points, even if it was all in vain.
-- Negatives --
Jules Bianchi - when your teammate slays the competition, your mediocre drive looks espeically bad.
Red Bull-Ferrari - they get for having a slow driver and a slow-in-the-head attempt at cheating.
Pastor Maldonado - made a bad mistake in the early part of the race and then paid for the rest of it.
Nico Müller - ending your night in a futile attempt to keep a faster car behind is one thing, almost being responsible for the death of Bottas makes you the REJECT OF THE RACE
Stoffel Vandoorne - Haas need the points that Lotterer got today, they cannot afford this tomfoolery from what may very well be their lead driver in 2017.
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Re: Alternate F1 - The Current Era - 2016 Season
What did Alonso do wrong.
Mexicola wrote:shinji wrote:Mexicola wrote: I'd rather listen to a dog lick its balls. Each to their own, I guess.
Does listening to a dog licking its balls get you excited?
That's between me and my internet service provider.
One of those journalist types.
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Re: Alternate F1 - The Current Era - 2016 Season
roblomas52 wrote:What did Alonso do wrong.
Only undertook one of the two obligatory pitstops. I am sorry, I really thought I had added that to the post. It was late at night.
2016 Diageo Walker Singapore Grand Prix II - Qualifying
2016 Diageo Walker Singapore Grand Prix II - Qualifying
1. Daniil Kwjat / Caterham-Judd - 1:33.339
2. Sebastian Vettel / Caterham-Judd - 1:33.498
3. Pastor Maldonado / Sauber-Judd - 1:33.618
4. André Lotterer / Haas-Ferrari - 1:33.727
5. Robert Kubica / DGN-Judd - 1:33.892
6. Sebastién Bourdais / Ferrari - 1:33.915
7. Alexandre Voeckler / Sauber-Judd - 1:34.028
8. Jules Bianchi / Precision-Mercedes - 1:34.118
9. Valtteri Bottas / Precision-Mercedes - 1:34.227
10. Daniel Ricciardo / DGN-Judd - 1:34.457
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11. Stoffel Vandoorne / Haas-Ferrari - 1:34.475
12. Lewis Hamilton / Williams-Peugeot - 1:33.348 (ten-place grid penalty)
13. Fernando Alonso / Red Bull-Ferrari - 1:34.507
14. Takuma Sato / Peugeot - 1:34.576
15. Alex Lynn / Red Bull-Ferrari - 1:34.774
16. Jean-Éric Vergne / Mahindra-Mercedes - 1:35.041
17. Dave Cassidy / Williams-Peugeot - 1:33.895 (ten-place grid penalty)
18. Evgeny Restov / Calinetic-Mercedes - 1:35.165
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19. Jérôme d'Ambrosio / Peugeot - 1:35.233
20. Luca Filippi / Ferrari - 1:35.242
21. Robin Frinjs / Brabham-Judd - 1:35.516
22. Nico Rosberg / Brabham-Judd - 1:35.576
23. Einar Ármannsson / Mansell-Ferrari - 1:35.685
24. Nico Müller / Mahindra-Mercedes - 1:35.775
25. Giorgio Pantano / Calinetic-Mercedes - 1:35.893
26. Danilo di Meglio / Mansell-Ferrari - 1:36.151
2016 Diageo Walker Singapore Grand Prix II - Race
2016 Diageo Walker Singapore Grand Prix II - Race
Penalty Points after the race:
#1 - Daniel Ricciardo - 4
#5 - Lewis Hamilton - 15
#6 - Dave Cassidy - 9
#7 - Alexandre Voeckler - 25 (+6 for dangerous driving against the driver of car #2 (Robert Kubica))
#8 - Pastor Maldonado - 8
#11 - Nico Rosberg - 9
#12 - Robin Frijns - 5
#14 - Romain Grosjean - 12
#15 - Jérôme d'Ambrosio - 6
#18 - Sebastian Vettel - 3
#21 - André Lotterer - 15 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #2 (Robert Kubica))
#22 - Stoffel Vandoorne - 8
#25 - Fernando Alonso - 15
#26 - Alex Lynn - 15
#27 - Sebastién Bourdais - 20
#28 - Luca Filippi - 13
#51 - Karun Chandhok - 6
#52 - Nico Müller - 10
#55 - Einar Ármannsson - 20
#56 - Danilo di Meglio - 8
#63 - Valtteri Bottas - 20 (+10 for causing an avoidable accidents involving the drivers of car #55 (Einar Ármannsson) and #62 (Jules Bianchi))
#90 - Evgeny Restov - 15
#91 - Giorgio Pantano - 15
Points lost due to penalties: Williams - 16 | Precision - 16 | Sauber - 16 | Red Bull - 16 | Haas - 8 | Ferrari - 24 | Peugeot - 8 | Calinetic - 16 | Mahindra - 8
-- Positives --
Daniil Kwjat - after he slotted back onto the track in P1, he refused to give anyone else a shot.
Pastor Maldonado - nice run for Sauber, shame it did not result in a win.
Stoffel Vandoorne - INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE for coming back from a miserable start to nearly grab a podium.
Peugeot - double points finish to which one can only ask: that will help them, but just how much?
Robert Kubica - he got screwed by ALV, he should have had much more than that one point for FLAP.
-- Negatives --
Daniel Ricciardo - whereas Kubica was screwed, it was in fact Ricky that screwed Ricky.
Mansell-Ferrari - literally nowhere all race, it seems as if they put heavy magnets in their cars.
Valtteri Bottas - REJECT OF THE RACE for undoing most of his great work from yesterday.
André Lotterer - another bad race forces the question: is Lotterer not good enough for F1?
Luca Filippi - his effort today was miserable, but at least over quickly.
Penalty Points after the race:
#1 - Daniel Ricciardo - 4
#5 - Lewis Hamilton - 15
#6 - Dave Cassidy - 9
#7 - Alexandre Voeckler - 25 (+6 for dangerous driving against the driver of car #2 (Robert Kubica))
#8 - Pastor Maldonado - 8
#11 - Nico Rosberg - 9
#12 - Robin Frijns - 5
#14 - Romain Grosjean - 12
#15 - Jérôme d'Ambrosio - 6
#18 - Sebastian Vettel - 3
#21 - André Lotterer - 15 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #2 (Robert Kubica))
#22 - Stoffel Vandoorne - 8
#25 - Fernando Alonso - 15
#26 - Alex Lynn - 15
#27 - Sebastién Bourdais - 20
#28 - Luca Filippi - 13
#51 - Karun Chandhok - 6
#52 - Nico Müller - 10
#55 - Einar Ármannsson - 20
#56 - Danilo di Meglio - 8
#63 - Valtteri Bottas - 20 (+10 for causing an avoidable accidents involving the drivers of car #55 (Einar Ármannsson) and #62 (Jules Bianchi))
#90 - Evgeny Restov - 15
#91 - Giorgio Pantano - 15
Points lost due to penalties: Williams - 16 | Precision - 16 | Sauber - 16 | Red Bull - 16 | Haas - 8 | Ferrari - 24 | Peugeot - 8 | Calinetic - 16 | Mahindra - 8
-- Positives --
Daniil Kwjat - after he slotted back onto the track in P1, he refused to give anyone else a shot.
Pastor Maldonado - nice run for Sauber, shame it did not result in a win.
Stoffel Vandoorne - INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE for coming back from a miserable start to nearly grab a podium.
Peugeot - double points finish to which one can only ask: that will help them, but just how much?
Robert Kubica - he got screwed by ALV, he should have had much more than that one point for FLAP.
-- Negatives --
Daniel Ricciardo - whereas Kubica was screwed, it was in fact Ricky that screwed Ricky.
Mansell-Ferrari - literally nowhere all race, it seems as if they put heavy magnets in their cars.
Valtteri Bottas - REJECT OF THE RACE for undoing most of his great work from yesterday.
André Lotterer - another bad race forces the question: is Lotterer not good enough for F1?
Luca Filippi - his effort today was miserable, but at least over quickly.
2016 Shell Japanese Grand Prix I - Qualifying
2016 Shell Japanese Grand Prix I - Qualifying
1. Valtteri Bottas / Precision-Mercedes - 1:16.736
2. Lewis Hamilton / Williams-Peugeot - 1:16.813
3. Jules Bianchi / Precision-Mercedes - 1:17.094
4. Sebastian Vettel / Caterham-Judd - 1:17.137
5. Dave Cassidy / Williams-Peugeot - 1:17.206
6. Fernando Alonso / Red Bull-Ferrari - 1:17.329
7. Daniil Kwjat / Caterham-Judd - 1:17.372
8. André Lotterer / Haas-Ferrari - 1:17.372
9. Alexandre Voeckler / Sauber-Judd - 1:17.404
10. Sebastién Bourdais / Ferrari - 1:17.530
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11. Pastor Maldonado / Sauber-Judd - 1:17.446
12. Stoffel Vandoorne / Haas-Ferrari - 1:17.540
13. Daniel Ricciardo / DGN-Judd - 1:17.592
14. Robert Kubica / DGN-Judd - 1:17.643
15. Luca Filippi / Ferrari - 1:17.892
16. Romain Grosjean / Peugeot - 1:18.123
17. Jean-Éric Vergne / Mahindra-Mercedes - 1:18.407
18. Jérôme d'Ambrosio / Peugeot - 1:18.529
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19. Evgeny Restov / Calinetic-Mercedes - 1:18.539
20. Bruno Senna / Red Bull-Ferrari - 1:18.647
21. Giorgio Pantano / Calinetic-Mercedes - 1:18.892
22. Nico Rosberg / Brabham-Judd - 1:18.994
23. Einar Ármannsson / Mansell-Ferrari - 1:19.009
24. Nico Müller / Mahindra-Mercedes - 1:19.043
25. Danilo di Meglio / Mansell-Ferrari - 1:19.204
26. Robin Frinjs / Brabham-Judd - 1:19.320
2016 Shell Japanese Grand Prix I - Race
2016 Shell Japanese Grand Prix I - Race
Penalty Points after the race:
#1 - Daniel Ricciardo - 4
#5 - Lewis Hamilton - 15
#6 - Dave Cassidy - 9
#7 - Alexandre Voeckler - 25
#8 - Pastor Maldonado - 8
#11 - Nico Rosberg - 9
#12 - Robin Frijns - 5
#14 - Romain Grosjean - 12
#15 - Jérôme d'Ambrosio - 6
#18 - Sebastian Vettel - 3
#21 - André Lotterer - 15
#22 - Stoffel Vandoorne - 8
#25 - Fernando Alonso - 15
#26 - Alex Lynn - 15
#27 - Sebastién Bourdais - 20
#28 - Luca Filippi - 13
#51 - Karun Chandhok - 6
#52 - Nico Müller - 10
#55 - Einar Ármannsson - 20
#56 - Danilo di Meglio - 8
#63 - Valtteri Bottas - 20
#90 - Evgeny Restov - 15
#91 - Giorgio Pantano - 15
Points lost due to penalties: Williams - 16 | Precision - 16 | Sauber - 16 | Red Bull - 16 | Haas - 8 | Ferrari - 24 | Peugeot - 8 | Calinetic - 16 | Mahindra - 8
-- Positives --
Valtteri Bottas - amazing drive earns him another win, that's good for business.
Lewis Hamilton - secures the Formula One World Championship of 2016 with a good drive.
Sebastian Vettel - after he was screwed by his team in the pitlane, he makes up for it with the INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE.
Haas-Ferrari - double points finish is surprising after Lotterer's technical issues and Vandoorne's lack of speed.
Jean-Éric Vergne - in the end, he went without points, but he is still the best backmarker driver by far.
-- Negatives --
Sebastién Bourdais - miserable pace doesn't allow him to score the points Ferrari need.
Peugeot - with Grosjean literally nowhere all race and d'Ambrosio throwing his car away, their chances plummeted.
Calinetic-Mercedes - a double engine explosion assures they are the REJECT OF THE RACE.
Fernando Alonso - very uninspired retirement, he can do better than that.
Alexandre Voeckler - reacted immature to being beaten at the start by Maldonado and retired in PNowhere.
Penalty Points after the race:
#1 - Daniel Ricciardo - 4
#5 - Lewis Hamilton - 15
#6 - Dave Cassidy - 9
#7 - Alexandre Voeckler - 25
#8 - Pastor Maldonado - 8
#11 - Nico Rosberg - 9
#12 - Robin Frijns - 5
#14 - Romain Grosjean - 12
#15 - Jérôme d'Ambrosio - 6
#18 - Sebastian Vettel - 3
#21 - André Lotterer - 15
#22 - Stoffel Vandoorne - 8
#25 - Fernando Alonso - 15
#26 - Alex Lynn - 15
#27 - Sebastién Bourdais - 20
#28 - Luca Filippi - 13
#51 - Karun Chandhok - 6
#52 - Nico Müller - 10
#55 - Einar Ármannsson - 20
#56 - Danilo di Meglio - 8
#63 - Valtteri Bottas - 20
#90 - Evgeny Restov - 15
#91 - Giorgio Pantano - 15
Points lost due to penalties: Williams - 16 | Precision - 16 | Sauber - 16 | Red Bull - 16 | Haas - 8 | Ferrari - 24 | Peugeot - 8 | Calinetic - 16 | Mahindra - 8
-- Positives --
Valtteri Bottas - amazing drive earns him another win, that's good for business.
Lewis Hamilton - secures the Formula One World Championship of 2016 with a good drive.
Sebastian Vettel - after he was screwed by his team in the pitlane, he makes up for it with the INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE.
Haas-Ferrari - double points finish is surprising after Lotterer's technical issues and Vandoorne's lack of speed.
Jean-Éric Vergne - in the end, he went without points, but he is still the best backmarker driver by far.
-- Negatives --
Sebastién Bourdais - miserable pace doesn't allow him to score the points Ferrari need.
Peugeot - with Grosjean literally nowhere all race and d'Ambrosio throwing his car away, their chances plummeted.
Calinetic-Mercedes - a double engine explosion assures they are the REJECT OF THE RACE.
Fernando Alonso - very uninspired retirement, he can do better than that.
Alexandre Voeckler - reacted immature to being beaten at the start by Maldonado and retired in PNowhere.
Re: Alternate F1 - The Current Era - 2016 Season
After recent poor performances, Sauber have decided to replace Alexandre-Laurent Voeckler for the final Chinese round. He will be replaced by Sauber's draft pick Arthur Pic, which allows us to honour our sponsorship agreement with Canal+.
Fetzie on Ferrari wrote:How does a driver hurtling around a race track while they're sous-viding in their overalls have a better understanding of the race than a team of strategy engineers in an air-conditioned room?l
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Re: Alternate F1 - The Current Era - 2016 Season
Blick.ch wrote:Disgruntled Voeckler turns back on F1
After Sauber announced second driver Alexandre-Laurent Voeckler would be dropped in favour of Artur Pic, the former Frenchman is said to have given up on securing an F1 drive for 2017.
Sources close to Voeckler have suggested the 27 year old has become disillusioned with the sport and is ready to turn his back on the sport he has been part of since 2011.
Instead, he is said to be pursuing a sportscar career, angling for a manufacturer backed seat in either the new ACO Le Mans Cup or the GT-R World Championship.
The most widely predicted move is to Ferrari's GT programme, whom Voeckler drove for in F1 during two separate stints, picking up a race win for the Scuderia in 2015.
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2016 Shell Japanese Grand Prix II - Qualifying
2016 Shell Japanese Grand Prix II - Qualifying
1. Jules Bianchi / Precision-Mercedes - 1:16.699
2. Lewis Hamilton / Williams-Peugeot - 1:16.970
3. Fernando Alonso / Red Bull-Ferrari - 1:17.006
4. Dave Cassidy / Williams-Peugeot - 1:17.077
5. Valtteri Bottas / Precision-Mercedes - 1:17.203
6. André Lotterer / Haas-Ferrari - 1:17.248
7. Sebastian Vettel / Caterham-Judd - 1:17.320
8. Alexandre Voeckler / Sauber-Judd - 1:17.336
9. Daniil Kwjat / Caterham-Judd - 1:17.383
10. Stoffel Vandoorne / Haas-Ferrari - 1:17.454
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11. Sebastién Bourdais / Ferrari - 1:17.591
12. Pastor Maldonado / Sauber-Judd - 1:17.690
13. Daniel Ricciardo / DGN-Judd - 1:17.698
14. Robert Kubica / DGN-Judd - 1:17.707
15. Bruno Senna / Red Bull-Ferrari - 1:17.807
16. Luca Filippi / Ferrari - 1:17.969
17. Romain Grosjean / Peugeot - 1:18.214
18. Jean-Éric Vergne / Mahindra-Mercedes - 1:18.641
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19. Jérôme d'Ambrosio / Peugeot - 1:18.656
20. Nico Rosberg / Brabham-Judd - 1:18.839
21. Danilo di Meglio / Mansell-Ferrari - 1:19.025
22. Nico Müller / Mahindra-Mercedes - 1:19.204
23. Robin Frinjs / Brabham-Judd - 1:19.217
24. Einar Ármannsson / Mansell-Ferrari - 1:19.364
25. Giorgio Pantano / Calinetic-Mercedes - 1:18.360 (ten-place grid penalty)
26. Evgeny Restov / Calinetic-Mercedes - 1:18.882 (ten-place grid penalty)
2016 Shell Japanese Grand Prix II - Race
2016 Shell Japanese Grand Prix II - Race
Penalty Points after the race:
#1 - Daniel Ricciardo - 4
#5 - Lewis Hamilton - 15
#6 - Dave Cassidy - 9
#7 - Alexandre Voeckler - 25
#8 - Pastor Maldonado - 8
#11 - Nico Rosberg - 9
#12 - Robin Frijns - 5
#14 - Romain Grosjean - 12
#15 - Jérôme d'Ambrosio - 6
#18 - Sebastian Vettel - 3
#21 - André Lotterer - 15
#22 - Stoffel Vandoorne - 8
#25 - Fernando Alonso - 15
#26 - Alex Lynn - 15
#27 - Sebastién Bourdais - 25 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #21 (André Lotterer))
#28 - Luca Filippi - 13
#51 - Karun Chandhok - 6
#52 - Nico Müller - 10
#55 - Einar Ármannsson - 20
#56 - Danilo di Meglio - 8
#63 - Valtteri Bottas - 20
#90 - Evgeny Restov - 15
#91 - Giorgio Pantano - 15
Points lost due to penalties: Williams - 16 | Precision - 16 | Sauber - 16 | Red Bull - 16 | Haas - 8 | Ferrari - 24 | Peugeot - 8 | Calinetic - 16 | Mahindra - 8
-- Positives --
Fernando Alonso - when I said he can do better, I meant this: a great race.
Valtteri Bottas - came close to denying Red Bull their glory.
Robert Kubica - another bunch of points for DGN-Judd.
Luca Filippi - an underdog secures the INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE by scoring the points Ferrari need.
Romain Grosjean - did a great job, after his team struggled yesterday.
-- Negatives --
Jules Bianchi - it is surprising how much you can lose after dominating qualifying.
Calinetic-Mercedes - could not recover from their grid penalty and were dead last all race.
Bruno Senna - made clear why he won't drive the Red Bull in Shanghai.
Lewis Hamilton - a world champion happens to be REJECT OF THE RACE, as he drunk just too much and threw the car away late in the race.
Sebastién Bourdais - taking out André Lotterer is not nice: only a generous Gene Haas can forgive him for that.
Penalty Points after the race:
#1 - Daniel Ricciardo - 4
#5 - Lewis Hamilton - 15
#6 - Dave Cassidy - 9
#7 - Alexandre Voeckler - 25
#8 - Pastor Maldonado - 8
#11 - Nico Rosberg - 9
#12 - Robin Frijns - 5
#14 - Romain Grosjean - 12
#15 - Jérôme d'Ambrosio - 6
#18 - Sebastian Vettel - 3
#21 - André Lotterer - 15
#22 - Stoffel Vandoorne - 8
#25 - Fernando Alonso - 15
#26 - Alex Lynn - 15
#27 - Sebastién Bourdais - 25 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #21 (André Lotterer))
#28 - Luca Filippi - 13
#51 - Karun Chandhok - 6
#52 - Nico Müller - 10
#55 - Einar Ármannsson - 20
#56 - Danilo di Meglio - 8
#63 - Valtteri Bottas - 20
#90 - Evgeny Restov - 15
#91 - Giorgio Pantano - 15
Points lost due to penalties: Williams - 16 | Precision - 16 | Sauber - 16 | Red Bull - 16 | Haas - 8 | Ferrari - 24 | Peugeot - 8 | Calinetic - 16 | Mahindra - 8
-- Positives --
Fernando Alonso - when I said he can do better, I meant this: a great race.
Valtteri Bottas - came close to denying Red Bull their glory.
Robert Kubica - another bunch of points for DGN-Judd.
Luca Filippi - an underdog secures the INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE by scoring the points Ferrari need.
Romain Grosjean - did a great job, after his team struggled yesterday.
-- Negatives --
Jules Bianchi - it is surprising how much you can lose after dominating qualifying.
Calinetic-Mercedes - could not recover from their grid penalty and were dead last all race.
Bruno Senna - made clear why he won't drive the Red Bull in Shanghai.
Lewis Hamilton - a world champion happens to be REJECT OF THE RACE, as he drunk just too much and threw the car away late in the race.
Sebastién Bourdais - taking out André Lotterer is not nice: only a generous Gene Haas can forgive him for that.
Re: Alternate F1 - The Current Era - 2016 Season
Dan Cammish will be replacing Senna/Lynn for China.
Mexicola wrote:shinji wrote:Mexicola wrote: I'd rather listen to a dog lick its balls. Each to their own, I guess.
Does listening to a dog licking its balls get you excited?
That's between me and my internet service provider.
One of those journalist types.
270 Tube stations in 18:42:50!
2016 Olympus Chinese Grand Prix I - Qualifying
2016 Olympus Chinese Grand Prix I - Qualifying
1. Jules Bianchi / Precision-Mercedes - 1:52.578
2. Daniil Kwjat / Caterham-Judd - 1:53.658
3. Pastor Maldonado / Sauber-Judd - 1:53.859
4. Lewis Hamilton / Williams-Peugeot - 1:54.395
5. Sebastian Vettel / Caterham-Judd - 1:54.423
6. Dave Cassidy / Williams-Peugeot - 1:54.465
7. Fernando Alonso / Red Bull-Ferrari - 1:54.607
8. Stoffel Vandoorne / Haas-Ferrari - 1:54.631
9. André Lotterer / Haas-Ferrari - 1:54.642
10. Valtteri Bottas / Precision-Mercedes - 1:54.934
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11. Sebastién Bourdais / Ferrari - 1:54.530
12. Dan Cammish / Red Bull-Ferrari - 1:54.752
13. Arthur Pic / Sauber-Judd - 1:54.991
14. Daniel Ricciardo / DGN-Judd - 1:55.073
15. Robert Kubica / DGN-Judd - 1:55.353
16. Jean-Éric Vergne / Mahindra-Mercedes - 1:55.664
17. Jérôme d'Ambrosio / Peugeot - 1:55.683
18. Nico Rosberg / Brabham-Judd - 1:55.841
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19. Romain Grosjean / Peugeot - 1:50.887
20. Luca Filippi / Ferrari - 1:50.920
21. Nico Müller / Mahindra-Mercedes - 1:51.054
22. Evgeny Restov / Calinetic-Mercedes - 1:51.531
23. Giorgio Pantano / Calinetic-Mercedes - 1:51.710
24. Einar Ármannsson / Mansell-Ferrari - 1:52.211
25. Robin Frinjs / Brabham-Judd - 1:52.300
26. Danilo di Meglio / Mansell-Ferrari - 1:52.536
2016 Olympus Chinese Grand Prix I - Race
2016 Olympus Chinese Grand Prix I - Race
Penalty Points after the race:
#1 - Daniel Ricciardo - 4
#2 - Robert Kubica - 3 (+3 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #26 (Dan Cammish))
#5 - Lewis Hamilton - 15
#6 - Dave Cassidy - 9
#7 - Alexandre Voeckler - 25
#8 - Pastor Maldonado - 8
#11 - Nico Rosberg - 9
#12 - Robin Frijns - 5
#14 - Romain Grosjean - 12
#15 - Jérôme d'Ambrosio - 6
#18 - Sebastian Vettel - 3
#21 - André Lotterer - 15
#22 - Stoffel Vandoorne - 8
#25 - Fernando Alonso - 15
#26 - Alex Lynn - 15
#27 - Sebastién Bourdais - 25
#28 - Luca Filippi - 13
#51 - Karun Chandhok - 6
#52 - Nico Müller - 10
#55 - Einar Ármannsson - 20
#56 - Danilo di Meglio - 8
#63 - Valtteri Bottas - 20
#90 - Evgeny Restov - 15
#91 - Giorgio Pantano - 15
Points lost due to penalties: Williams - 16 | Precision - 16 | Sauber - 16 | Red Bull - 16 | Haas - 8 | Ferrari - 24 | Peugeot - 8 | Calinetic - 16 | Mahindra - 8
-- Positives --
Jules Bianchi - drove like a true "maitre de la pluie", Michael Schumacher would be proud.
Daniil Kwjat - the only one even remotely in Bianchi's league today.
Pastor Maldonado - solidifies his claim that Sauber is his team, earning the INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE in the process.
Robert Kubica - even though he got his first penalty points of the season for ending Cammish's debut, he still scored a valueable point for DGN.
Sebastién Bourdais - if the car had not failed him, he would have made major points for Ferrari.
-- Negatives --
Valtteri Bottas - his teammate made him look like a random scrub rather than a guy who has won seven races this season.
Sebastian Vettel - these are his conditions, why did he fail today?
André Lotterer - unlike Vettel, this German rain specialist did not even score points, that makes hims the REJECT OF THE RACE on Saturday.
Luca Filippi - he was just slow, that will just not do.
Mansell-Ferrari - they talked big about the rain being an "equalizer", unfortunately they are awful even on an even playing field.
Penalty Points after the race:
#1 - Daniel Ricciardo - 4
#2 - Robert Kubica - 3 (+3 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #26 (Dan Cammish))
#5 - Lewis Hamilton - 15
#6 - Dave Cassidy - 9
#7 - Alexandre Voeckler - 25
#8 - Pastor Maldonado - 8
#11 - Nico Rosberg - 9
#12 - Robin Frijns - 5
#14 - Romain Grosjean - 12
#15 - Jérôme d'Ambrosio - 6
#18 - Sebastian Vettel - 3
#21 - André Lotterer - 15
#22 - Stoffel Vandoorne - 8
#25 - Fernando Alonso - 15
#26 - Alex Lynn - 15
#27 - Sebastién Bourdais - 25
#28 - Luca Filippi - 13
#51 - Karun Chandhok - 6
#52 - Nico Müller - 10
#55 - Einar Ármannsson - 20
#56 - Danilo di Meglio - 8
#63 - Valtteri Bottas - 20
#90 - Evgeny Restov - 15
#91 - Giorgio Pantano - 15
Points lost due to penalties: Williams - 16 | Precision - 16 | Sauber - 16 | Red Bull - 16 | Haas - 8 | Ferrari - 24 | Peugeot - 8 | Calinetic - 16 | Mahindra - 8
-- Positives --
Jules Bianchi - drove like a true "maitre de la pluie", Michael Schumacher would be proud.
Daniil Kwjat - the only one even remotely in Bianchi's league today.
Pastor Maldonado - solidifies his claim that Sauber is his team, earning the INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE in the process.
Robert Kubica - even though he got his first penalty points of the season for ending Cammish's debut, he still scored a valueable point for DGN.
Sebastién Bourdais - if the car had not failed him, he would have made major points for Ferrari.
-- Negatives --
Valtteri Bottas - his teammate made him look like a random scrub rather than a guy who has won seven races this season.
Sebastian Vettel - these are his conditions, why did he fail today?
André Lotterer - unlike Vettel, this German rain specialist did not even score points, that makes hims the REJECT OF THE RACE on Saturday.
Luca Filippi - he was just slow, that will just not do.
Mansell-Ferrari - they talked big about the rain being an "equalizer", unfortunately they are awful even on an even playing field.
2016 Olympus Chinese Grand Prix II - Qualifying
2016 Olympus Chinese Grand Prix II - Qualifying
1. Lewis Hamilton / Williams-Peugeot - 1:47.074
2. Sebastian Vettel / Caterham-Judd - 1:47.403
3. André Lotterer / Haas-Ferrari - 1:47.679
4. Valtteri Bottas / Precision-Mercedes - 1:47.918
5. Dave Cassidy / Williams-Peugeot - 1:47.976
6. Stoffel Vandoorne / Haas-Ferrari - 1:48.729
7. Jules Bianchi / Precision-Mercedes - 1:48.773
8. Daniil Kwjat / Caterham-Judd - 1:48.904
9. Pastor Maldonado / Sauber-Judd - 1:49.236
10. Fernando Alonso / Red Bull-Ferrari - 1:49.812
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11. Sebastién Bourdais / Ferrari - 1:50.012
12. Arthur Pic / Sauber-Judd - 1:50.361
13. Romain Grosjean / Peugeot - 1:50.511
14. Daniel Ricciardo / DGN-Judd - 1:47.709 (ten-place grid penalty)
15. Danilo di Meglio / Mansell-Ferrari - 1:50.709
16. Luca Filippi / Ferrari - 1:50.861
17. Jérôme d'Ambrosio / Peugeot - 1:51.233
18. Robert Kubica / DGN-Judd - 1:50.382
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19. Nico Rosberg / Brabham-Judd - 1:50.382
20. Dan Cammish / Red Bull-Ferrari - 1:50.388
21. Jean-Éric Vergne / Mahindra-Mercedes - 1:50.554
22. Robin Frinjs / Brabham-Judd - 1:50.673
23. Evgeny Restov / Calinetic-Mercedes - 1:51.005
24. Giorgio Pantano / Calinetic-Mercedes - 1:51.127
25. Nico Müller / Mahindra-Mercedes - 1:52.048
26. Einar Ármannsson / Mansell-Ferrari - 1:52.116
2016 Olympus Chinese Grand Prix II - Race
2016 Olympus Chinese Grand Prix II - Race
Penalty Points after the race:
#1 - Daniel Ricciardo - 4
#2 - Robert Kubica - 3
#5 - Lewis Hamilton - 15
#6 - Dave Cassidy - 9
#7 - Alexandre Voeckler - 25
#8 - Pastor Maldonado - 8
#11 - Nico Rosberg - 9
#12 - Robin Frijns - 5
#14 - Romain Grosjean - 12
#15 - Jérôme d'Ambrosio - 6
#18 - Sebastian Vettel - 3
#21 - André Lotterer - 15
#22 - Stoffel Vandoorne - 8
#25 - Fernando Alonso - 15
#26 - Alex Lynn - 15
#26 - Dan Cammish - 3 (+3 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #2 (Robert Kubica))
#27 - Sebastién Bourdais - 25
#28 - Luca Filippi - 13
#51 - Karun Chandhok - 6
#52 - Nico Müller - 10
#55 - Einar Ármannsson - 20
#56 - Danilo di Meglio - 8
#63 - Valtteri Bottas - 20
#90 - Evgeny Restov - 15
#91 - Giorgio Pantano - 15
Points lost due to penalties: Williams - 16 | Precision - 16 | Sauber - 16 | Red Bull - 16 | Haas - 8 | Ferrari - 24 | Peugeot - 8 | Calinetic - 16 | Mahindra - 8
-- Positives --
Williams-Peugeot - celebrate their successful season by breaking a 16-race losing streak in convincing manner.
André Lotterer - with this being the final race of his F1 career, a podium and the fastest lap are nice farewell gifts.
Dan Cammish - got revenge against Kubica for ruining his F1 debut and earned the first two points of his career.
Evgeny Restov - rain always gives your team chances, and if you get the INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE you used them.
Danilo di Meglio - came this close to getting Mansell a valueable point.
-- Negatives --
Jules Bianchi - well, after his dominating performance yesterday, merely finishing fourth is not enough.
Arthur Pic - the French driver must pray Sauber do not decide on their drivers based on rain performance.
Giorgio Pantano - there is being beaten by your teammate and then there is this junk.
Fernando Alonso - spun on the first lap like a damn amateur who had never driven in the rain before, that's the way to become the REJECT OF THE RACE.
Sebastian Vettel - last-minute oil leak means a miserable end to the season for Caterham's star.
Penalty Points after the race:
#1 - Daniel Ricciardo - 4
#2 - Robert Kubica - 3
#5 - Lewis Hamilton - 15
#6 - Dave Cassidy - 9
#7 - Alexandre Voeckler - 25
#8 - Pastor Maldonado - 8
#11 - Nico Rosberg - 9
#12 - Robin Frijns - 5
#14 - Romain Grosjean - 12
#15 - Jérôme d'Ambrosio - 6
#18 - Sebastian Vettel - 3
#21 - André Lotterer - 15
#22 - Stoffel Vandoorne - 8
#25 - Fernando Alonso - 15
#26 - Alex Lynn - 15
#26 - Dan Cammish - 3 (+3 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #2 (Robert Kubica))
#27 - Sebastién Bourdais - 25
#28 - Luca Filippi - 13
#51 - Karun Chandhok - 6
#52 - Nico Müller - 10
#55 - Einar Ármannsson - 20
#56 - Danilo di Meglio - 8
#63 - Valtteri Bottas - 20
#90 - Evgeny Restov - 15
#91 - Giorgio Pantano - 15
Points lost due to penalties: Williams - 16 | Precision - 16 | Sauber - 16 | Red Bull - 16 | Haas - 8 | Ferrari - 24 | Peugeot - 8 | Calinetic - 16 | Mahindra - 8
-- Positives --
Williams-Peugeot - celebrate their successful season by breaking a 16-race losing streak in convincing manner.
André Lotterer - with this being the final race of his F1 career, a podium and the fastest lap are nice farewell gifts.
Dan Cammish - got revenge against Kubica for ruining his F1 debut and earned the first two points of his career.
Evgeny Restov - rain always gives your team chances, and if you get the INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE you used them.
Danilo di Meglio - came this close to getting Mansell a valueable point.
-- Negatives --
Jules Bianchi - well, after his dominating performance yesterday, merely finishing fourth is not enough.
Arthur Pic - the French driver must pray Sauber do not decide on their drivers based on rain performance.
Giorgio Pantano - there is being beaten by your teammate and then there is this junk.
Fernando Alonso - spun on the first lap like a damn amateur who had never driven in the rain before, that's the way to become the REJECT OF THE RACE.
Sebastian Vettel - last-minute oil leak means a miserable end to the season for Caterham's star.
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Re: Alternate F1 - The Current Era - 2016 Season
And where does it say that Jules Bianchi had first refussal at Precision?
Wizzie wrote:RonDenisDeletraz wrote:Team: Calinetic
Engine: Mercedes
Price: 110,000,000
Contract Length: 1 year
Chassis: C
Brothels: None
Probably got a lot wrong
Mercedes will only offer Calinetic engines at a minimum price of $125 million for a one year deal, or $120 million per year for a two year dealandrew wrote:Team Mahindra Nordea racing
Sponsors Mahindra, Nordea
Engine: Mercedes
Contract length: whatever the previous owners agreed
C chassis
Low class Brothel.
Since the previous owners never agreed to a new deal, it would be up to the new owners to decide how long the contract would be. For reference, it would be $120 million per year for Mahindra, or $115 million per year for taking on Nico Muller as one of our driver.
With that out of the way, here are Precision's driver offers for 2016
Driver 1
Candidate A: Jules Bianchi
Offered wage: $3 million per year
Contract length: 2 years
Other clauses: $5 million for finishing top 5 in the WDC
Candidate B: Valterri Bottas
Offered wage: $3 million per year
Contract length: 2 years
Other clauses: $5 million for finishing top 5 in WDC
Candidate C: Kevin Magnussen
Offered wage: $3 million per year
Contract length: 2 years
Other clauses: $5 million for finishing top 5 in WDC
Candidate D: Dean Stoneman
Offered wage: $3 million per year
Contract length: 2 years
Other clauses: $5 million for finishing top 5 in WDC
Driver 2
Candidate A: Valterri Bottas
Offered wage: $3 million per year
Contract length: 2 years
Other clauses: $5 million for finishing top 5 in WDC
Candidate B: Kevin Magnussen
Offered wage: $3 million per year
Contract length: 2 years
Other clauses: $5 million for finishing top 5 in WDC
Candidate C: Dean Stoneman
Offered wage: $3 million per year
Contract length: 2 years
Other clauses: $5 million for finishing top 5 in WDC
<@Ataxia> these people are making a mess of their crepe suzettes