2017-18 AutoReject Nations - He's only gone and finished it!

Post by **Ataxia** » 15 Jan 2015, 20:24

Miguel98 wrote:Right, let's do this for the Poortugal boys.

Car wil be shared by 3 drivers (pending aproval from they're respective owners) across the season.

Country: Portugal
Car Number: 18
Driver Name: Daniel Martins (pending aproval from my fellow portuguese member)
Driver Rounds: 1,3,7

Country: Portugal
Car Number: 18
Driver Name: Diogo Pereira
Driver Rounds: 2,4

Country: Portugal
Car Number: 18
Driver Name: Rafael Martins
Driver Rounds: 5,6

South Africa already have #18, so if you change it that would be grand.

WaffleCat · Post by **WaffleCat** » 15 Jan 2015, 22:26

FULL-TIME TEAM
Country:China
Car Number (between 2-40):8
Driver Name: Yu Hiang-Hao
Driver Rounds (if you wish to use more than one driver): All

PART-TIME TEAM
Country: Denmark
Car Number (between 41-99): 44
Driver Name:Paul Traversen
Driver Rounds (select maximum of three):1,3,4
Team (existing team running entry): Linton-Solindahl Motorsports

TomWazzleshaw · Post by **TomWazzleshaw** » 15 Jan 2015, 22:56

peteroli34 wrote:Country: Australia
Car Number (between 2-40): 10
Driver Name:
Driver Rounds (if you wish to use more than one driver):

The Australian team are on the lookout for a driver ideally with F1RWRS experience to fill their seat

Former F2RWRS champion Mitchell Macklin's available to drive for the team

Post by **DemocalypseNow** » 16 Jan 2015, 16:54

Wizzie wrote:
peteroli34 wrote:Country: Australia
Car Number (between 2-40): 10
Driver Name:
Driver Rounds (if you wish to use more than one driver):

The Australian team are on the lookout for a driver ideally with F1RWRS experience to fill their seat

Former F2RWRS champion Mitchell Macklin's available to drive for the team

Macklin? Meh, he never even scored a point in a top-flight series!

Tim Horan, a proven race winner in CART, can step in for Australia.

Post by **Londoner** » 16 Jan 2015, 17:17

As I do not run a full-time team, I believe I can run two privateers in this series. So, in addition to the Somalian entry, we have this:

Country: Brazil
Car Number: #55
Driver Name: Hailton Fidelis
Driver Rounds: 6
Team: Sauber F1 Team

Post by **Ataxia** » 16 Jan 2015, 17:52

East Londoner wrote:As I do not run a full-time team, I believe I can run two privateers in this series. So, in addition to the Somalian entry, we have this:

Country: Brazil
Car Number: #55
Driver Name: Hailton Fidelis
Driver Rounds: 6
Team: Sauber F1 Team

...and you've successfully pissed Biscione off. Entry's fine, you just gotta change the number.

Because there might not be enough numbers to go around for part-timers, the range is now #41-120.

Lastly, can we PLEASE stop trying to mug people into taking your shitty drivers? I want this to be a contest between the best drivers from each country, not the crappest. If someone offers you a driver, please check their results out before you sign them. Part-time entries with few drivers, fine, okay. I selected full-time nations on the basis of them having a good proportion of top-tier drivers, so it's really irritating when you give rubbish drivers to people less involved than you.

Post by **DemocalypseNow** » 16 Jan 2015, 18:29

Ataxia wrote:
East Londoner wrote:As I do not run a full-time team, I believe I can run two privateers in this series. So, in addition to the Somalian entry, we have this:

Country: Brazil
Car Number: #55
Driver Name: Hailton Fidelis
Driver Rounds: 6
Team: Sauber F1 Team

I want this to be a contest between the best drivers from each country, not the crappest.

Fidelis? FIDELIS???????

Salamander · Post by **Salamander** » 16 Jan 2015, 18:54

Alright, since I feel like doing whoever's running Australia a solid, take absolutely no notice of the people trying to flog you stooges, and just PM either the Masked Lapwing and ask for Rhys Davies, or MinardiFan95 and ask for Dave Simpson.

Post by **Ataxia** » 16 Jan 2015, 20:35

Biscione wrote:
Ataxia wrote:
East Londoner wrote:As I do not run a full-time team, I believe I can run two privateers in this series. So, in addition to the Somalian entry, we have this:

Country: Brazil
Car Number: #55
Driver Name: Hailton Fidelis
Driver Rounds: 6
Team: Sauber F1 Team

I want this to be a contest between the best drivers from each country, not the crappest.

Fidelis? FIDELIS???????

Clearly Londoner and Klon have something going on, and I'd rather not cockblock either of them...

Speak to Londoner, not me. Fidelis is technically in a higher-level competition, so it would be hypocritical of me to deny the entry.

Peteroli34 · Post by **Peteroli34** » 16 Jan 2015, 22:28

Autosport wrote:Rhys Davies enters ARNC

Rhys Davies has been confirmed to representing Australia in the forthcoming AutoReject Nations Championship. The Australian entry run by Bryan Taylor Racing is the latest nation to confirm its driver lineup for the Inaugural season. While Davies was unavailable for comment. Team owner Bryan Taylor is delighted to have signed the 2016 F1RWRS champion "To have a driver of Rhys's calibre driving for the team is outstanding and gives us the opportunity to fight for title" Taylor also confirmed that he would be running a part time entry during the season although would not confirm which nation.

PART-TIME TEAM
Country:India
Car Number (between 41-99): 50
Driver Name: Victoria Desai (Pending Approval
Driver Rounds (select maximum of three): 1,3,7
Team (existing team running entry): Bryan Taylor Racing

the Masked Lapwing · Post by **the Masked Lapwing** » 16 Jan 2015, 23:16

PART-TIME TEAM:
Country: Samoa
Car Number (between 41-99): 51
Driver Name: Iakopo Fuamatu
Driver Rounds (select maximum of three): Oceania, South America, Asia
Team (existing team running entry): ZimSport

pi314159 · Post by **pi314159** » 17 Jan 2015, 09:06

PART-TIME TEAM:
Country: Norway
Car Number (between 41-99): 45
Driver Name: Sølvy Ødegård
Driver Rounds (select maximum of three): Africa, Europe, North America
Team (existing team running entry): Kjellerup Motorsport

go_Rubens · Post by **go_Rubens** » 21 Jan 2015, 21:52

FULL-TIME TEAM
Country: Finland
Car Number: 42
Driver Name: Nick Nurmester
Driver rounds: All
Team (existing team running entry): Henri Racing Team

Post by **Ataxia** » 24 Jan 2015, 00:01

go_Rubens wrote:FULL-TIME TEAM
Country: Finland
Car Number: 42
Driver Name: Nick Nurmester
Driver rounds: All
Team (existing team running entry): Henri Racing Team

Number must be below #40 for full-time teams.

tristan, if I don't get a response over the next week I'll be taking your team from you. I'm not going to be messed about with your dine-and-dash antics any more.

go_Rubens · Post by **go_Rubens** » 24 Jan 2015, 02:16

Ah, make the number 21 please.

Post by **DemocalypseNow** » 24 Jan 2015, 12:06

Ghana will compete in Kyalami, Paris and the TBA Final.

Given his US experience, Salvatore Miccoli will race for Italy at Laguna Seca. Lucarelli will do Australia and Japan, Mestolio will do South Africa and France. Whoever does Brazil and TBA will be decided later.

Post by **Ataxia** » 27 Jan 2015, 20:35

I know I said a week, but if tristan was going to actually bother to turn up at any point he'd have done so by now. Since I'm tired of chasing after him, I'm taking Mexico off of him. Since Aerond expressed interest in running the team, he will have until Saturday to fill out the form below.

Country: Mexico
Car Number:
Driver Name:
Driver rounds: All
Team (existing team running entry):

Keep entering part-time teams. There's a ton of potential countries out there with some driver representation, if you want an idea come to me.

Aerond · Post by **Aerond** » 27 Jan 2015, 21:59

Country: Mexico
Car Number: 33
Driver Name: Jesus Plaza
Driver rounds: All
Team (existing team running entry): Minarae

Post by **Ataxia** » 12 Apr 2015, 11:58

This is still a thing, I'm slowly sorting out the mod and once exams and stuff are over I can get to doing this properly.

Please keep the signups going, it's just a case of finding a spare country and entering a driver with permission from the DEC holder. That's it. Oh, and picking a number too. People who have signed up can add another part-time team if they wish.

Entry lists are here and the wiki page here if you want to check what countries are free.

Post by **DemocalypseNow** » 12 Apr 2015, 22:59

Still available:

French Polynesia / Tahiti: Manuarii Vahirua (4th in AR GTi)
Uruguay: Santiago "Guly" Guglielminpietro (??th in SARS)
Iceland: Olafur Ragnar Hannesson (F3RWRS, AR3.5/RoLFS)

HawkAussie · Post by **HawkAussie** » 15 Apr 2015, 23:59

I will enter a third part time team

Country: Iceland
Car Number (between 41-120): 75
Driver Name: Olafur Ragnar Hannesson
Driver Rounds (select maximum of three): 4-6
Team (existing team running entry): Tassie Racing

novitopoli · Post by **novitopoli** » 17 Apr 2015, 15:38

Biscione wrote:Still available:

French Polynesia / Tahiti: Manuarii Vahirua (4th in AR GTi)
Uruguay: Santiago "Guly" Guglielminpietro (??th in SARS)
Iceland: Olafur Ragnar Hannesson (F3RWRS, AR3.5/RoLFS)

Well, I'll take Guly if you agree!

Country: Uruguay
Car Number (between 41-120): 96
Driver Name: Santiago Guglielminpietro
Driver Rounds (select maximum of three): 1-4-6
Team (existing team running entry): Scuderia Ocèanica Montevideo

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 17 Apr 2015, 23:03

Country: Nepal
Car Number (between 41-120): 109
Driver Name: Asim Adhikari (approval of AustralianStig pending)
Driver Rounds (select maximum of three): 1, 2, 7
Team (existing team running entry): Best In The World Ohio

Normal32 · Post by **Normal32** » 17 Apr 2015, 23:21

Country: Tahiti/French Polynesia
Car Number (between 41-120): 100
Driver Name: Manuarii Vahirua
Driver Rounds (select maximum of three): Round of Oceania, Asia and Europe
Team (existing team running entry): Mitsuri Motor Engineering (JAP)

TomWazzleshaw · Post by **TomWazzleshaw** » 17 Apr 2015, 23:41

Country: Latvia
Car Number (between 41-120): 74
Driver Name: Matthias Valsattis (Pending DEC holder approval)
Driver Rounds (select maximum of three): 1, 5-6
Team (existing team running entry): Melrose Racing Team

Normal32 · Post by **Normal32** » 18 Apr 2015, 20:31

Argentina will extend their participation of ARNC to two more appearances in North America and the last round.

Rated · Post by **Rated** » 22 Apr 2015, 21:25

To complete Brazil's part time schedule, ICE-3 Racing will run a car for the 2017 AutoReject 2.0 Europe champion Mineiro. Biscione has given permission.

Country: Brazil
Car Number: #55
Driver Name: Mineiro
Driver Rounds: 4, 5
Team: ICE-3 Racing (GER)

Post by **Ataxia** » 01 May 2015, 16:00

Just a heads up; the calendar is now confirmed. Please ensure entered drivers don't clash with any other winter series.

I'll open up a poll for the final round soon.

Calendar
1. Telstra World Grand Prix of Oceania - Phillip Island - 8-9 Dec 2017
2. Toshiba World Grand Prix of Asia - Fuji Speedway - 22-23 Dec 2017
3. MTN World Grand Prix of Africa - Kyalami - 6-7 Jan 2018
4. HSBC World Grand Prix of Europe - Paris - 13-14 Jan 2018
5. Verizon World Grand Prix of North America - Laguna Seca - 27-28 Jan 2018
6. Claro World Grand Prix of South America - Sao Paulo - 10-11 Feb 2018
7. Etihad Airways World Grand Prix of TBA - TBA - 24-25 Feb 2018

All of the liveries have been completed; keep your eyes peeled for screenshots sometime this evening.

Post by **Ataxia** » 02 May 2015, 17:22

As promised, here are the liveries. Considering the time it took to make them, you cannot request any changes.

dr-baker · Post by **dr-baker** » 02 May 2015, 18:53

I do like the USA livery. Thanks! :dance:

Post by **Ataxia** » 02 May 2015, 23:20

Poll is up at the top of the page; please select two options for our marquee end-of-championship race.

The poll will close in two weeks time.

Post by **Bobby Doorknobs** » 03 May 2015, 01:55

Ataxia wrote:Poll is up at the top of the page; please select two options for our marquee end-of-championship race.

The poll will close in two weeks time.

Added suggestion: The World Grand Prix of Antarctica at McMurdo Station

TomWazzleshaw · Post by **TomWazzleshaw** » 08 May 2015, 12:17

To keep the former Soviet-Bloc flavour going, MRT would like to run the #47 at the final round of the championship. The car will run under the banner of the Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan with Alexey Pchelintsev as driver, pending DEC holder's approval

Post by **Ataxia** » 17 May 2015, 19:03

We have our finale. We'll be going to the Potrero de los Funes circuit, which will certainly please one member of our contingent. Thanks for voting!

I'll get the season up and running after exams have finished.

Post by **Ataxia** » 07 Jun 2015, 10:51

The entry list for round one is now CLOSED. Entries can still be made for the following events.

Twenty-eight (28) cars will be allowed to start the Telstra World Grand Prix of Oceania, and so four (4) cars will eliminated through a pre-qualifying session, which will involve the part-time entrants.

Post by **Ataxia** » 07 Jun 2015, 12:58

Round 1 - Telstra World Grand Prix of Oceania - Phillip Island, Australia

PREQUALIFYING

1. Antonio Didac Puerta (Venezuela) - 1:27.215
2. Paul Travesen (Denmark) - +0.372
3. Asim Adhikari (Nepal) - +0.375
4. Solvy Odegard (Norway) - +0.591
5. Santiago Guglielminpietro (Uruguay) - +0.838
6. Iakopo Fuamatu (Samoa) - +0.862
7. Victoria Desai (India) - +0.898
8. James Douglas (New Zealand) - +1.213
---DNPQ-------------------------------------------------------
9. Manuarii Vahirua (Tahiti) - +1.229
10. Matthias Valsattis (Latvia) - +1.359
11. Kim Jong-Sung (Korea DPR) - +1.630
12. Sani Morgan (Nigeria) - +1.746

QUALIFYING

1. Rhys Davies (AUS) - 1:26.696
2. Phillippe Nicolas (FRA) - +0.076
3. Bastiaan van Nieuwenhuijzen (NED) - +0.158
4. Marko Jantscher (AUT) - +0.220
5. Terry Hawkin (GBR) - +0.235
6. Kay Lon (GER) - +0.490
7. Daniel Martins (POR) - +0.497
8. Nick Nurmester (FIN) - +0.602
9. Yu Hao (CHN) - +0.649
10. Solvy Odegard (NOR) - +0.651
11. Iakopo Fuamatu (SAM) - +0.763
12. Victoria Desai (IND) - +0.789
13. Diego Alvarez Torrente (ESP) - +0.930
14. Jean-Luc Schiller (SUI) - +1.053
15. Antonio Didac Puerta (VEN) - +1.099
16. Asim Adhikari (NEP) - +1.375
17. Koyomi Setou (JPN) - +1.391
18. Laurent Seron (BEL) - +1.464
19. Santiago Guglielminpietro (URU) - +1.528
20. Ryan McReynolds (CAN) - +1.729
21. Paul Traversen (DEN) - +1.781
22. Danny van Rijkens (SAF) - +1.865
23. Alessandro Lucarelli (ITA) - +1.895
24. Dave Cassidy (USA) - +1.984
25. Alberto Cara (TRO) - +2.175
26. Jaropolk Petrovich (RUS) - +2.418
27. Jesus Plaza (MEX) - +3.263
28. James Douglas (NZL) - +4.269

RACE (40 minutes // 27 LAPS)

1. Rhys Davies (AUS) - 41:15.525 - 28 (+3 for PP)
2. Phillippe Nicolas (FRA) - +6.095 - 20
3. Yu Hao (CHN) - +18.555 - 16
4. Kay Lon (GER) - +21.358 - 14
5. Marko Jantscher (AUT) - +23.301 - 12
6. Nick Nurmester (FIN) - +23.656 - 10
7. Terry Hawkin (GBR) - +29.432 - 9
8. Iakopo Fuamatu (SAM) - +32.796 - 8
9. Jaropolk Petrovich (RUS) - +32.920 - 7
10. Victoria Desai (IND) - +34.046 - 6
11. Santiago Guglielminpietro (URU) - +34.613 - 5
12. Bastiaan van Nieuwenhuijzen (NED) - +35.115 - 4
13. Jesus Plaza (MEX) - +39.392 - 3
14. Ryan McReynolds (CAN) - +40.079 - 2
15. Alberto Cara (TRO) - +40.626 - 1
16. Danny van Rijkens (SAF) - +40.834
17. James Douglas (NZL) - +41.218
18. Diego Alvarez Torrente (ESP) - +41.344
19. Laurent Seron (BEL) - +42.476
20. Daniel Martins (POR) - +42.845
21. Alessandro Lucarelli (ITA) - +43.281
22. Dave Cassidy (USA) - +43.416
23. Asim Adhikari (NEP) - +44.378
24. Koyomi Setou (JPN) - +44.832 - 2 (+2 for FL)
25. Antonio Didac Puerta (VEN) - +45.576
26. Jean-Luc Schiller (SUI) - +49.642
27. Paul Traversen (DEN) - +1:00.249
28. Solvy Odegard (NOR) - Collision

FL: Koyomi Setou - 1:25.329

SuperAguri · Post by **SuperAguri** » 18 Jun 2015, 10:42

Sani Morgan wrote:It was tough, super tough. Being last in prequalifying is never good. On the positive side I am faster then ex F1RWRS racer Jesus Plaza, so that is a positive. I am like a ninja and will race harder the next race to get onto the grid.

Post by **Ataxia** » 18 Jun 2015, 19:28

Round 2 - Toshiba World Grand Prix of Asia - Fuji Speedway, Japan

PREQUALIFYING

1. Ragnar Larsen (SWE) - 1:34.458
2. Jayleen Mori (MIC) - +0.397
3. Iakopo Fuamatu (SAM) - +0.505
4. Anu Vosu (EST) - +0.752
5. Sani Morgan (NGA) - +0.883
6. Manuarii Vahirua (TAH) - +1.156
7. Asim Adhikari (NEP) - +1.439
8. Petrus Handoyo (INA) - +1.958
---DNPQ----------------------------------------------------
9. Kim Jong-Sung (DPK) - +2.389
10. James Douglas (NZL) - +4.017
11. Nazreena Nasser (QAT) - +5.807

QUALIFYING

1. Dave Cassidy (USA) - 1:33.870
2. Ryan McReynolds (CAN) - +0.292
3. Terry Hawkin (GBR) - +0.518
4. Jean-Luc Schiller (SUI) - +0.539
5. Alberto Cara (TRO) - +0.551
6. Diego Alvarez Torrente (ESP) - +0.554
7. Nick Nurmester (FIN) - +0.616
8. Marko Jantscher (AUT) - +0.657
9. Danny van Rijkens (SAF) - +0.778
10. Kay Lon (GER) - +1.113
11. Alexandre-Laurent Voeckler (FRA) - +1.214
12. Koyomi Setou (JPN) - +1.214
13. Iakopo Fuamatu (SAM) - +1.314
14. Rhys Davies (AUS) - +1.423
15. Alessandro Lucarelli (ITA) - +1.429
16. Anu Vosu (EST) - +1.632
17. Sani Morgan (NGA) - +1.641
18. Petrus Handoyo (INA) - +1.838
19. Pieter Kickert (NED) - +2.175
20. Jayleen Mori (MIC) - +2.388
21. Manuarii Vahirua (TAH) - +2.476
22. Jesus Plaza (MEX) - +2.526
23. Ragnar Larsen (SWE) - +2.665
24. Laurent Seron (BEL) - +2.757
25. Yu Hao (CHN) - +3.398
26. Diego Pereira (POR) - +3.608
27. Jaropolk Petrovich (RUS) - +4.198
28. Asim Adhikari (NEP) - +4.942

RACE

NOTE: RED FLAG AFTER 16 MINUTES, RESULTS COUNTED FROM LAP 7. Half-points for finishes and fastest lap awarded.

1. Dave Cassidy (USA) - 15.5 (+3 for PP)
2. Marko Jantscher (AUT) - 10
3. Ryan McReynolds (CAN) - 9 (+1 for FL)
4. Terry Hawkin (GBR) - 7
5. Diego Alvarez Torrente (ESP) - 6
6. Nick Nurmester (FIN) - 5
7. Alberto Cara (TRO) - 4.5
8. Alexandre-Laurent Voeckler (FRA) - 4
9. Rhys Davies (AUS) - 3.5
10. Pieter Kickert (NED) - 3
11. Manuarii Vahirua (TAH) - 2.5
12. Danny van Rijkens (SAF) - 2
13. Alessandro Lucarelli (ITA) - 1.5
14. Jean-Luc Schiller (SUI) - 1
15. Kay Lon (GER) - 0.5
16. Anu Vosu (EST)
17. Koyomi Setou (JPN)
18. Sani Morgan (NGA)
19. Iakopo Fuamatu (SAM)
20. Jesus Plaza (MEX)
21. Jayleen Mori (MIC)
22. Asim Adhikari (NEP)
23. Ragnar Larsen (SWE)
24. Diego Pereira (POR)
25. Yu Hao (CHN)
26. Jaropolk Petrovich (RUS)
27. Petrus Handoyo (INA)
28. Laurent Seron (BEL)

FL - Ryan McReynolds (CAN) - 1:34.929

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 20 Jun 2015, 21:26

Best In The World Ohio has decided to replace Koyomi Setou with Tomo Kazama for the remainder of this season.

Normal32 · Post by **Normal32** » 23 Jun 2015, 19:38

Country: Ireland
Car Number (between 41-120): 120
Driver Name: Éadbhard Ó'Caoimhín
Driver Rounds (select maximum of three): Round of Africa
Team (existing team running entry): Mitsuri Motor Engineering

Where should the final round be held?