F3RWRS - Yet another feeder series

Nessafox · Post by **Nessafox** » 29 Jan 2012, 23:52

Whatever my team is called wrote:Oh yeah, stupid me, sorry for bothering you

the Masked Lapwing · Post by **the Masked Lapwing** » 30 Jan 2012, 05:46

Commission Response to Mr Lindsay's Comments

The Commission is not banning free speech. Drivers and team members are entitled to speak their mind provided they don't break Article 15.4, section C.
However, the proposed boycott breaks a more fundamental rule. Once a team has announced their intention to compete in all races, as Scuderia Alitalia did when they entered the Round of the United Kingdom, then they must compete in all races, unless they have a good reason not to. Protesting against the participation of a certain driver is not a good enough reason to not compete. As a result, if Scuderia Alitalia do not intend to compete at the Surfers SuperPrix because of Mr Melrose's participation, then penalties must be faced.

Post by **DemocalypseNow** » 30 Jan 2012, 11:08

Scuderia Alitalia Press Release wrote:As the boycott did not have the desired effect, we are withdrawing our protest. However, this does not mean our original concerns have in any way been addressed. We will just have to get get on our knees and beg to Joel Melrose to discover the brake pedal, understand what it does and actually use it during races.

the Masked Lapwing · Post by **the Masked Lapwing** » 04 Feb 2012, 03:42

For China:

Pemberton Prospec Racing
IN - Massimiliano Torbani

Team Phoenix
OUT - Judd McAllister
IN - Aurelio Bandini

Tociclao Racing
OUT - Jon-Ander Garcia
IN - Alberto Donegro

Anything I've missed?

The Lukas · Post by **The Lukas** » 04 Feb 2012, 10:32

the Masked Lapwing wrote:For China:

Pemberton Prospec Racing
IN - Massimiliano Torbani

Team Phoenix
OUT - Judd McAllister
IN - Aurelio Bandini

Tociclao Racing
OUT - Jon-Ander Garcia
IN - Alberto Donegro

Anything I've missed?

Dofasco Junior Racing
OUT-Wojciech Cieslar
IN-Tomas Ondrejka(SVK)-only China Round
okay?

TomWazzleshaw · Post by **TomWazzleshaw** » 04 Feb 2012, 23:36

Something's just occurred to me. So far, whoever has won race one on any given weekend has ALWAYS gone on to win the round.

the Masked Lapwing · Post by **the Masked Lapwing** » 04 Feb 2012, 23:38

Wizzie wrote:Something's just occurred to me. So far, whoever has won race one on any given weekend has ALWAYS gone on to win the round.

And only once has the polesitter for race 1 not won it.

SuperAguri · Post by **SuperAguri** » 06 Feb 2012, 01:03

Prince Falik wrote:What are my race team doing? I go away fro a few races and we stop scoring points. Get your bums into gear or you'll be so fired that even a twobit karting track that only has 50cc carts will not employ you. I feel Yuko has worked hard enough and will be helping Vantini in our bid to win the teams championship.

TMLW : As long as the two calenders work, Yuko Katayama will be promotoed to the F2RWRS Falik Arrows team and if he is underqualified to, Sani Morgan will go from the F2RWRS team to the F3RWRS team, if not then I will be looking for a new driver (so get your offers in, other team and non team bosses....). Oh and my team will be entering the Superprix with my current drivers (Yuko in the 3rd seat if possible.)

the Masked Lapwing · Post by **the Masked Lapwing** » 06 Feb 2012, 04:58

SuperAguri wrote:TMLW : As long as the two calenders work, Yuko Katayama will be promotoed to the F2RWRS Falik Arrows team and if he is underqualified to, Sani Morgan will go from the F2RWRS team to the F3RWRS team, if not then I will be looking for a new driver (so get your offers in, other team and non team bosses....). Oh and my team will be entering the Superprix with my current drivers (Yuko in the 3rd seat if possible.)

Morgan can't race in the F3RWRS (the Italian GP was his 10th start), so you'll have an empty seat unless you can hire someone. Katayama can race at China, but the Surfers SuperPrix is on the same weekend as the F2 Canadian GP, so Katayama can only race at one of them.

Post by **DemocalypseNow** » 06 Feb 2012, 14:47

SuperAguri wrote:
Prince Falik wrote:What are my race team doing? I go away fro a few races and we stop scoring points. Get your bums into gear or you'll be so fired that even a twobit karting track that only has 50cc carts will not employ you. I feel Yuko has worked hard enough and will be helping Vantini in our bid to win the teams championship.

TMLW : As long as the two calenders work, Yuko Katayama will be promotoed to the F2RWRS Falik Arrows team and if he is underqualified to, Sani Morgan will go from the F2RWRS team to the F3RWRS team, if not then I will be looking for a new driver (so get your offers in, other team and non team bosses....). Oh and my team will be entering the Superprix with my current drivers (Yuko in the 3rd seat if possible.)

Ragnar Larsen will be hunting for a seat, as it is rumoured he is about to be dropped from the Scuderia Alitalia Giovanile Squadra at the end of this season...

AndreaModa · Post by **AndreaModa** » 06 Feb 2012, 16:26

Autosport wrote:Josh Carlisle in line for Falik Arrows Junior seat?

Rumours have circulated today suggesting that Josh Carlisle, a 17 year old English driver from Cheltenham, is potentially in line to seal a temporary move to the F3RWRS Falik Arrows Junior team. Carlisle has had a fairly strong motorsport career so far, having worked his way through karting championships in his native Britain, he went out on a limb to race for two years in German Formula Ford in 2012 and 2013, with some success, including a handful of podium finishes and one race win at Oschersleben. Since finishing 5th in the championship in 2013, Carlisle has been looking for a race drive and the vacancy at Falik Arrows Juniors might just be his chance.

SuperAguri · Post by **SuperAguri** » 08 Feb 2012, 05:53

Autosport wrote:Josh Carlisle signs for Falik Arrows

The shrewd Prince Falik wasted no time in snapping up Josh Carlisle for the rest of the season with an option for the 2015 season. Falik Arrows required a driver since Yuko Katayama was promoted to the F2RWRS team and Sani Morgan was refused a seat due to him starting 10 races in F2RWRS, although personally he would have struggled in F3RWRS. It is rumoured that Akinjide Ezerioha seat could be free before the end of the season too due to Ezeriohas poor results compared to Katayamas.

the Masked Lapwing · Post by **the Masked Lapwing** » 08 Feb 2012, 07:16

Round 6 - Round of China - Qualifying

1st: Jack Christopherson Jr (Christopherson): 2:13.65
2nd: Terry Hawkin (Jones): +0.19
3rd: Tomo Kazama (Prospec): +0.39
4th: Ryan Zimmer (ZimSport): +0.54
5th: Michael Cameron (Prospec): +0.68
6th: Gianluigi Pazzini (Alitalia): +0.93
7th: Carter Simpson (ZimSport): +1.08
8th: Dan Greenlaw (ZombieKart): +1.21
9th: Renaldo Jimenez (JLD): +1.28
10th: Eric Swerts (Jones): +1.40
11th: Shane Walsh (ZombieKart): +1.55
12th: Josh Carlisle (Falik): +1.73
13th: Massimiliano Torbani (Prospec): +1.83
14th: Lorenzo Crescenzi (Christopherson): +2.00
15th: Jean-Vincent Albertini (Albertini): +2.18
16th: Joe Harmsky (Shonan): +2.24
17th: Alessandro Lucarelli (Alitalia): +2.33
18th: Enrico Molinaro (Alitalia): +2.56
19th: Ashley Lilly (MA-Junior): +2.74
20th: Samora Mondlane (Porto Wine): +2.84
21st: Yuri Sokolov (Shonan): +2.93
22nd: Dorien Lamberigts (Lotus): +3.10
23rd: Joao Cavalcanti (JLD): +3.31
24th: Hillary King (Team Phoenix): +3.45
25th: Alberto Donegro (Tociclao): +3.62
26th: Jose Maria Cabral (Porto Wine): +3.82
27th: Andoni Urrutia (Tociclao): +3.90
28th: Cesar Vialpondo (Team Phoenix): +4.03
29th: Roberto Zayas (ZombieKart): +4.21
30th: Hendra Naufal (Team Asia): +4.43
31st: Deiter Hallenstien (Red Bull): +4.49
32nd: Antonio Reyna-Sanchez (JLD): +4.58
33rd: Ragnar Larsen (Lotus): +4.77
34th: Iulian Pitea (Dofasco): +4.89
35th: Harry Austin (MA-Junior): +4.93
36th: Aurelio Bandini (Team Phoenix): +5.02
37th: Jan Maylander (Dofasco): +5.03
38th: Akinjide Ezerioha (Falik): +5.43
39th: Kim Lee-Wang (Team Asia): +5.64
40th: Mika Passonen (Red Bull): +5.94
41st: Tomas Ondrejka (Dofasco): +6.02

Chrsitopherson takes pole #2 for the year, beating out Hawkin and Kazama. A few drivers made their debuts here, with Josh Carlisle qualifying a solid 12th. The others weren't quite as impressive, with Aurelio Bandini struggling to 36th and Tomas Ondrejka will start from last place. Renaldo Jimenez was the best effort though, putting JLD in top 10. For once...

the Masked Lapwing · Post by **the Masked Lapwing** » 08 Feb 2012, 11:57

Round 6 - Shanghai - Race 1

1st: Tomo Kazama (Prospec): 20:18.39
2nd: Gianluigi Pazzini (Alitalia): +6.28
3rd: Ryan Zimmer (ZimSport): +7.83
4th: Terry Hawkin (Jones): +9.20
5th: Michael Cameron (Prospec): +14.38
6th: Jack Christopherson Jr (Christopherson): +15.04
7th: Dan Greenlaw (ZombieKart): +16.84
8th: Renaldo Jimenez (JLD): +25.85
9th: Carter Simpson (ZimSport): +26.02
10th: Josh Carlisle (Falik): +26.74
11th: Joe Harmsky (Shonan): +27.37
12th: Eric Swerts (Jones): +29.48
13th: Massimiliano Torbani (Prospec): +35.57
14th: Ashley Lilly (MA-Junior): +38.20
15th: Shane Walsh (ZombieKart): +45.73
16th: Enrico Molinaro (Alitalia): +47.27
17th: Jean-Vincent Albertini (Albertini): +52.69
18th: Dorien Lamberigts (Lotus): +1:09.39
19th: Samora Mondlane (Porto Wine): +1:34.37
20th: Lorenzo Crescenzi (Christopherson): +1:43.83
21st: Hillary King (Team Phoenix): +1:59.03
22nd: Alberto Donegro (Tociclao): +2:03.92
23rd: Joao Cavalcanti (JLD): +1 LAP
24th: Alessandro Lucarelli (Alitalia): +1 LAP
25th: Cesar Vialpondo (Team Phoenix): +1 LAP
26th: Ragnar Larsen (Lotus): +1 LAP
27th: Yuri Sokolov (Shonan): +1 LAP
28th: Harry Austin (MA-Junior): +1 LAP
29th: Antonio Reyna-Sanchez (JLD): +1 LAP
30th: Aurelio Bandini (Team Phoenix): +1 LAP
31st: Deiter Hallenstien (Red Bull): +1 LAP
32nd: Andoni Urrutia (Tociclao): +1 LAP
33rd: Iulian Pitea (Dofasco): +1 LAP
34th: Jose Maria Cabral (Porto Wine): +2 LAPS
35th: Mika Passonen (Red Bull): +2 LAPS
36th: Roberto Zayas (ZombieKart): +2 LAPS
37th: Hendra Naufal (Team Asia): +2 LAPS
38th: Kim Lee-Wang (Team Asia): +2 LAPS
39th: Akinjide Ezerioha (Falik): +2 LAPS
40th: Tomas Ondrejka (Dofasco): +2 LAPS
41st: Jan Maylander (Dofasco): +2 LAPS
Fastest lap: Tomo Kazama (2:13.57)

*snoring* Huh, what? Is it over yet?

Most of the position changes can be explained by two simple things: Positions lost were mostly because of running wide at the hairping, and positions gained were by picking up the scraps. Every now and then, someone would make a good pass there, but it was the only place where anything happened. At all. Honourable mentions to Jimenez for scoring a point, and Pazzini for being ridiculously brave at the hairpin and pulling it off every single time. After Christopherson threw it off the road there on lap 2, Kazama bolted, and everyone else was left in her dust.

Post by **DemocalypseNow** » 08 Feb 2012, 13:10

Gigi Pazzini wrote:For sure, this is my best drive of the career! I decided to be brave, and it has paid off. Second is a great result and I hope to get my first win later this weekend. For me it's a shame Alessandro and Rico were struggling and didn't score more points for the team, but ok, focusing on my weekend, this is a very positive start.

the Masked Lapwing · Post by **the Masked Lapwing** » 11 Feb 2012, 00:28

Round 6 - Shanghai - Race 2

1st: Dorien Lamberigts (Lotus): 11:14.30 (5 laps)
2nd: Alberto Donegro (Tociclao): +0.39
3rd: Harry Austin (MA-Junior): +5.29
4th: Alessando Lucarelli (Alitalia): +6.73
5th: Ragnar Larsen (Lotus): +10.10
6th: Aurelio Bandini (Team Phoenix): +13.93
7th: Hillary King (Team Phoenix): +14.38
8th: Cesar Vialpondo (Team Phoenix): +15.84
9th: Jack Christopherson Jr (Christopherson): +20.39
10th: Yuri Sokolov (Shonan): +25.84
11th: Samora Mondlane (Porto Wine): +28.06
12th: Antonio Reyna-Sanchez (JLD): +34.32
13th: Lorenzo Crescenzi (Lotus): +35.93
14th: Carter Simpson (ZimSport): +42.84
15th: Renaldo Jimenez (JLD): +44.02
16th: Dan Greenlaw (ZombieKart): +49.83
17th: Gianluigi Pazzini (Alitalia): +53.29
18th: Josh Carlisle (Falik): +55.67
19th: Eric Swerts (Jones): +1:00.39
20th: Michael Cameron (Prospec): +1:00.48
21st: Ryan Zimmer (ZimSport): +1:00.52
22nd: Tomo Kazama (Prospec): +1:00.84
23rd: Jean-Vincent Albertini (Albertini): +1:01.02
24th: Joe Harmsky (Shonan): +1:02.49
25th: Ashley Lilly (MA-Junior): +1 LAP*
26th: Enrico Molinaro (Alitalia): +1 LAP*
DNF: Terry Hawkin (Jones): Collision (L2)
DNF: Massimiliano Torbani (Prospec): Collision (L2)
DNF: Joao Cavalcanti (JLD): Collision (L1)
DNF: Shane Walsh (ZombieKart): Collision (L1)
Fastest lap: Dorien Lamberigts (2:13.84)

Just as bad as race 1. It was soon apparent that the top drivers would get 6 chances to move forward - the start, and turn 14 every lap. Christopherson Jr was very aggressive at every chance and managed to get to 9th, while drivers like Swerts, Cameron, Zimmer, Kazama and Albertini were calmer, doing enough to stay out of the back 6. Shane Walsh wasn't calm enough, running into Cavalcanti at the hairpin, with Torbani doing the same to Hawkin a lap later. Lilly and Molinaro collided on lap 4. Up front, Lamberigts held off Donegro, with Austin taking third.

Nessafox · Post by **Nessafox** » 11 Feb 2012, 01:16

D. Mignolet, team owner of whatever his team is called wrote:Dorien her back was very wide

°slaps in the face°

Figuratively speaking!!!

the Masked Lapwing · Post by **the Masked Lapwing** » 11 Feb 2012, 01:19

Code: Select all

Pos  Driver                 Avg. Pos.

1    J. Christopherson Jr   7.5
2    D. Lamberigts          9.5
3    G. Pazzini             9.5
4    T. Kazama              11.5
5    D. Greenlaw            11.5
6    R. Jimenez             11.5
7    C. Simpson             11.5
8    R. Zimmer              12
9    A. Donegro             12
10   M. Cameron             12.5
11   H. King                14

Code: Select all

12   J. Carlisle            14
13   A. Lucarelli           14
14   S. Mondlane            15
15   H. Austin              15.5
16   R. Larsen              15.5
17   E. Swerts              15.5
18   L. Crescenzi           16.5
19   C. Vialpondo           17
20   J. Harmsky             17.5
21   A. Bandini             18
22   Y. Sokolov             18.5
23   J. Albertini           20
24   A. Reyna-Sanchez       20.5

TomWazzleshaw · Post by **TomWazzleshaw** » 11 Feb 2012, 01:21

Daniel Melrose wrote:Antonio, Joao, you know what? YOU'RE... FIRED!

Antonio Reyna-Sanchez and Joao Cavalcanti will not be driving for JLD next year. JLD are also looking to merge into Christopherson Racing to form Christopherson-JLD Motorsport.

the Masked Lapwing · Post by **the Masked Lapwing** » 11 Feb 2012, 01:22

Wizzie wrote:
Daniel Melrose wrote:Antonio, Joao, you know what? YOU'RE... FIRED!

Antonio Reyna-Sanchez and Joao Cavalcanti will not be driving for JLD next year. JLD are also looking to merge into Christopherson Racing to form Christopherson-JLD Motorsport.

So, only Jimenez at Surfers then?

TomWazzleshaw · Post by **TomWazzleshaw** » 11 Feb 2012, 01:23

the Masked Lapwing wrote:
Wizzie wrote:
Daniel Melrose wrote:Antonio, Joao, you know what? YOU'RE... FIRED!

Antonio Reyna-Sanchez and Joao Cavalcanti will not be driving for JLD next year. JLD are also looking to merge into Christopherson Racing to form Christopherson-JLD Motorsport.

So, only Jimenez at Surfers then?

Nah, they'll still drive at Surfers. Maybe they could change my mind by actually performing for once.

the Masked Lapwing · Post by **the Masked Lapwing** » 11 Feb 2012, 02:36

I'll post race 3 tomorrow, which means you have until then to finalise your lineups for Surfers (specifically whether Katayama will race for Falik and Mondlane for Porto Wine. Everyone else should be fine). I also want to know whether you want it to be worth double points. I'll spoil it now, because after race 3 here, with regular points there will only be two drivers in it and the teams championship is wrapped up, while with double points there's four drivers and two for the teams.

Warren Hughes · Post by **Warren Hughes** » 11 Feb 2012, 19:47

the Masked Lapwing wrote:I'll post race 3 tomorrow, which means you have until then to finalise your lineups for Surfers (specifically whether Katayama will race for Falik and Mondlane for Porto Wine. Everyone else should be fine). I also want to know whether you want it to be worth double points. I'll spoil it now, because after race 3 here, with regular points there will only be two drivers in it and the teams championship is wrapped up, while with double points there's four drivers and two for the teams.

Naturally I want regular points

How long is the race though, because if it's significantly longer than other races, with a pitstop or whatever, then there might be a case for double points.

Also, let's never go back to China.

Post by **DemocalypseNow** » 11 Feb 2012, 19:58

Warren Hughes wrote:Also, let's never go back to Norisring.

Fixed.

dr-baker · Post by **dr-baker** » 11 Feb 2012, 20:08

And in this virtual world, how many F1RWRS rounds are there after the Superprix? If either Martin McFry or Eff One Jnr do well, for example, would I have a chance to promote them before the superlicence rules kick in?

the Masked Lapwing · Post by **the Masked Lapwing** » 11 Feb 2012, 20:22

Warren Hughes wrote:Naturally I want regular points

How long is the race though, because if it's significantly longer than other races, with a pitstop or whatever, then there might be a case for double points.

Also, let's never go back to China.

The race is 45 minutes long (more than twice as long as races 1 & 3 in a regular weekend), and by my calculations it should be a brilliant strategy race, because normally the cars would have to two-stop to get home, but a one-stopper might just be possible.

dr-baker wrote:And in this virtual world, how many F1RWRS rounds are there after the Superprix? If either Martin McFry or Eff One Jnr do well, for example, would I have a chance to promote them before the superlicence rules kick in?

I think that Japan might be afterwards, or if not then it's just Indy.

dr-baker · Post by **dr-baker** » 11 Feb 2012, 20:26

the Masked Lapwing wrote:
dr-baker wrote:And in this virtual world, how many F1RWRS rounds are there after the Superprix? If either Martin McFry or Eff One Jnr do well, for example, would I have a chance to promote them before the superlicence rules kick in?

I think that Japan might be afterwards, or if not then it's just Indy.

So I might be able to slip one of them in before the season's end? :mrgreen:

the Masked Lapwing · Post by **the Masked Lapwing** » 12 Feb 2012, 03:00

Round 6 - Shanghai - Race 3

1st: Jack Christopherson Jr (Christopherson): 20:34.02 (9 laps)
2nd: Tomo Kazama (Prospec): +1.37
3rd: Gianluigi Pazzini (Alitalia): +3.40
4th: Dorien Lamberigts (Lotus): +5.53
5th: Dan Greenlaw (ZombieKart): +5.96
6th: Carter Simpson (ZimSport): +7.21
7th: Renaldo Jimenez (JLD): +9.00
8th: Michael Cameron (Prospec): +13.25
9th: Ryan Zimmer (ZimSport): +15.48
10th: Josh Carlisle (Falik): +25.64
11th: Alberto Donegro (Tociclao): +32.53
12th: Harry Austin (MA-Junior): +47.39
13th: Alessandro Lucarelli (Alitalia): +47.48
14th: Hillary King (Team Phoenix): +49.01
15th: Samora Mondlane (Porto Wine): +52.39
16th: Eric Swerts (Jones): +54.03
17th: Ragnar Larsen (Lotus): +58.87
18th: Joe Harmsky (Shonan): +1:04.53
19th: Cesar Vialpondo (Team Phoenix): +1:05.39
20th: Aurelio Bandini (Team Phoenix): +1:13.44
21st: Lorenzo Crescenzi (Christopherson): +1:16.39
22nd: Jean-Vincent Albertini (Albertini): +1:16.81
23rd: Yuri Sokolov (Shonan): +1:23.49
24th: Antonio Reyna-Sanchez (JLD): +1:49.10
Fastest lap: Tomo Kazama (2:13.02)

More snoring. Guess what track won't be on the calendar next year! Christopherson (finally) wins a race from pole, and Kazama took a solid second place. That is literally all that can be said about this race (when no one can get by even in the pit cycle, something is desperately wrong.)

Round 6 - Wrap-Up

Round Winner: Tomo Kazama - 20 points, 1 win, 1 2nd and 2 fastest laps
Round win #3 for the young Japanese driver, which sees her close to 4 points behind Cameron, setting up an exciting inter-team battle at Surfers.

Reject of the Weekend: Shanghai International Circuit
Even the reverse grid was boring. And for a series that usually produces exciting races, this is unacceptable.

Inifinite Improbablity Drive of the Weekend: Dorien Lamberigts
A win in the reverse grid race really isn't that special, but not many actually back it up in race 3 (in fact, ignoring the Norisring, this is the best effort by a race 2 winner in race 3). Deserving of P2 in the round.

F3RWRS Championship Standings: (Bold can win title with regular points, Italics with double)
1st: M. Cameron - 68
2nd: T. Kazama - 64
3rd: J. Christopherson Jr - 56
4th: T. Hawkin - 54
5th: C. Simpson - 42
6th: R. Zimmer - 38
7th: E. Swerts - 34
=8th: J. Hamilton - 32 (1 win, 1 2nd)
=8th: J. Albertini - 32 (1 win, 1 3rd)
10th: G. Pazzini - 28
=11th: D. Lamberigts - 24 (1 win)
=11th: Y. Katayama - 24 (2 2nds)
13th: D. Greenlaw - 21
14th: A. Lucarelli - 18
=15th: L. Crescenzi - 12 (1 2nd)
=15th: S. Walsh - 12 (1 4th, 1 9th)
=17th: R. Jimenez - 11 (1 2nd)
=17th: J. Harmsky - 11 (1 3rd)
19th: A. Lilly - 10
20th: A. Donegro - 9
21st: H. King - 6
22nd: J. McAllister - 5
=23rd: H. Austin - 4 (1 3rd, 1 12th)
=23rd: R. Zayas - 4 (1 3rd, 1 13th)
=23rd: D. Neuberg - 4 (1 3rd, 1 15th)
=26th: J. Cabral - 3 (1 4th, 1 9th)
=26th: S. Mondlane - 3 (1 4th, 1 14th)
=26th: I. Pitea - 3 (1 4th, 1 15th)
=26th: Y. Sokolov - 3 (1 6th)
=30th: J. Maylander - 2 (1 5th, 1 8th)
=30th: R. Larsen - 2 (1 5th, 1 17th)
=30th: A. Urrutia - 2 (1 6th, 1 8th)
=30th: J. Melrose - 2 (1 7th)
=34th: D. Hallenstien - 1 (1 6th, 1 7th)
=34th: H. Naufal - 1 (1 6th, 1 8th)
=34th: A. Bandini - 1 (1 6th, 1 20th)

F3RWRS Teams' Standings: (Bold can win title with regular points, Italics with double)
1st: Pemberton Prospec Racing - 131
2nd: ZimSport-Rosenforth - 111
3rd: Jones Racing - 89
4th: Christopherson Racing - 68
5th: Scuderia Alitalia - 46
6th: ZombieKart - 37
7th: Ecurie Albertini - 32
8th: Lotus Development - 26
9th: Falik Arrows Juniors - 24
=10th: MA-Junior Racing - 14 (1 win)
=10th: Shonan Junior Racing - 14 (1 3rd)
12th: Team Phoenix - 12
=13th: Tociclao Racing - 11 (1 2nd, 1 4th)
=13th: JLD Motorsport - 11 (1 2nd, 1 5th)
15th: Porto Wine Motorsport - 6
16th: Dofasco Junior Racing - 5
=17th: Red Bull Team Jagermeister - 1 (1 6th, 1 7th)
=17th: Team Asia - 1 (1 6th, 1 8th)

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 12 Feb 2012, 03:09

the Masked Lapwing wrote:Round 6 - Shanghai - Race 3

1st: Jack Christopherson Jr (Christopherson): 20:34.02 (9 laps)
24th: Antonio Reyna-Sanchez (JLD): +1:49.10

That means that Reyna-Sanchez lost 12.122 seconds on average per lap. Wow, that makes Délétraz awesome by comparison :lol:

AndreaModa · Post by **AndreaModa** » 12 Feb 2012, 12:10

Terry Hawkin wrote:F*cking, f*cking Torbani! Whilst my chances at the title were slim anyway, now they're all but ruined thanks to him!

Josh Carlisle wrote:Overall a solid weekend for me, I'm pretty happy that I made all three races for the team, and hopefully these results will be a good base to build upon for the SuperPrix.

AdrianSutil · Post by **AdrianSutil** » 12 Feb 2012, 12:12

Harry Austin:
I'm delighted to score my first podium with the team, our hard work this year has paid off and both myself and Ashley are pushing to consolidate Ma-Junior's 10th place in the constructors.

Nessafox · Post by **Nessafox** » 12 Feb 2012, 13:58

D. Mignolet, team-owner of... wrote:Finally the money from Alitalia has arrived... and suddenly we have to money to actually prepare our cars decently! Seems still nobody wants to be our third driver, it's their choice, we don't need them.

Post by **DemocalypseNow** » 12 Feb 2012, 16:55

Gigi Pazzini wrote:OK, so I did not win this weekend, but for sure, two podiums is a good result for me. Top 10 in the championship after only doing half the races this year, I think this shows good potential for the future. Surfers will be very interesting!

Alessandro Lucarelli wrote:What do you want from me?

Enrico Molinaro wrote:Well, it's no surprise people crash into me a lot, I have so much natural magnetism with my dashing good looks...

Ragnar Larsen wrote:Well ah, the girboks, it broke in race 3 you see, the 4th gear is no good, and then just duh-duh-duh, on the limiter you know, so eventually i just skip from 3rd to 5th gear you know. but yes, the points, its very good to score finally you know.

Lorenzo Crescenzi wrote:I am very happy at Christopherson Racing. I would definitely be open to remaining here next season, with the permission of Scuderia Alitlia of course. But I think I have bonded well with the team, the results have been good, and I think we are in a good position for next season already. But of course, there is the final fling in Surfers, and I hope I can back up Jack Junior in his chase for the title. It's an outside shot I know, but, I'll do what I can to aid my team-mate.

the Masked Lapwing · Post by **the Masked Lapwing** » 13 Feb 2012, 21:10

Surfers SuperPrix Entry List (the entrants for China unless otherwise specified):

Tociclao Racing
#1 - Andoni Urrutia
#2 - Alberto Donegro

Christopherson Racing
#5 - Jack Christopherson Jr
#6 - Lorenzo Crescenzi

Jones Racing
#7 - Terry Hawkin
#8 - Eric Swerts

Team Asia
#9 - Hendra Naufal
#10 - Kim Lee-Wang
#109 - Tetsuya Takagi

Team Phoenix
#11 - Aurelio Bandini
#21 - Cesar Vialpondo
#111 - Claude Speed

Porto Wine Motorsport
#13 - Joao Antonio Soares
#66 - Samora Mondlane
#77 - Jose Maria Cabral

MA-Junior Racing
#14 - Harry Austin
#15 - Ashley Lilly

Falik Arrows Juniors
#18 - Akinjide Ezerioha
#19 - Josh Carlisle

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#22 - Dorien Lamberigts
#23 - Ragnar Larsen
#123 - Kevin Bainomugisha

Scuderia Alitalia
#27 - Alessandro Lucarelli
#98 - Enrico Molinaro
#99 - Gianluigi Pazzini

ZombieKart
#28 - Dan Greenlaw
#29 - Roberto Zayas
#30 - Shane Walsh

ZimSport-Rosenforth
#31 - Ryan Zimmer
#32 - Carter Simpson

Pemberton Prospec Racing
#37 - Michael Cameron
#38 - Tomo Kazama
#39 - Massimiliano Torbani

Ecurie Albertini
#42 - Jean-Vincent Albertini
#146 - Colin Peynirci

Dofasco Junior Racing
#50 - Jan Maylander
#51 - Iulian Pitea
#169 - Carsten Jancker

Red Bull Team Jagermeister
#54 - Mika Passonen
#55 - Deiter Hallenstien

JLD Motorsport
#73 - Antonio Reyna-Sanchez
#74 - Renaldo Jimenez
#75 - Joao Cavalcanti

Shonan Junior Racing
#87 - Joe Harmsky
#88 - Yuri Sokolov

Foxdale Auto Racing Team
#101 - Ephran One Jnr
#188 - Martin McFry

Tropico F3RWRS Council
#150 - Joel Melrose

For the sake of an exciting championship battle, it will be double points. Any problems with the entry list, point them out.

DanielPT · Post by **DanielPT** » 13 Feb 2012, 21:21

Samora Mondlane is also driving for Porto Wine at Surfers...

Post by **DemocalypseNow** » 13 Feb 2012, 21:50

In a memo to the Commission, Scuderia Alitalia wrote:Due to the expansive nature of our junior driver programme, we would like to know your likely decision regarding team sizes in F3RWRS next season. While we are not stating a preference of any kind with this memo, we would be greatful for an answer regarding whether 3 car teams will be reduced to two, or the same rules from this season will be in effect in 2015 as well.

Thanks,
Alasdair Lindsay
CEO & Team Principal, Scuderia Alitalia

the Masked Lapwing · Post by **the Masked Lapwing** » 14 Feb 2012, 04:44

DanielPT: I'm positive you said Soares would be back for Surfers, but I don't care. What number will Mondlane be driving?

kostas: It'll be two cars only next year. I'll post something regarding new rules for next season after I finish Surfers.

Group Lotus · Post by **Group Lotus** » 14 Feb 2012, 09:31

Group Lotus will enter a car for John Wilson. The car will be number 130.

the Masked Lapwing · Post by **the Masked Lapwing** » 14 Feb 2012, 09:35

Group Lotus wrote:Group Lotus will enter a car for John Wilson. The car will be number 130.

Come on people, I said before I finished China! It's too late for Wilson to join in, sorry.

RonDenisDeletraz · Post by **RonDenisDeletraz** » 14 Feb 2012, 09:37

the Masked Lapwing wrote:
Group Lotus wrote:Group Lotus will enter a car for John Wilson. The car will be number 130.

Come on people, I said before I finished China! It's too late for Wilson to join in, sorry.

How about reading the rules next time Bahar.