F1 Rejects Indy Championship Series (Season finale on!)

Salamander · Post by **Salamander** » 27 Jul 2012, 16:05

I think at this stage I have enough money to max out everyone, so why not.

pasta_maldonado · Post by **pasta_maldonado** » 27 Jul 2012, 16:07

Max out van der Maeyede's acceleration please

TomWazzleshaw · Post by **TomWazzleshaw** » 28 Jul 2012, 22:26

I believe McDoggle also has enough to max out everybody in our team.

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 28 Jul 2012, 23:55

Volks.Racing has enough cash to max out Ardaoglu's stats, right?

The Lukas · Post by **The Lukas** » 29 Jul 2012, 07:29

Upgrades skils
Mika Yagami:+5 Acceleration

TomWazzleshaw · Post by **TomWazzleshaw** » 29 Jul 2012, 09:18

I know it's old but I thought I might point this out:

Wizzie, three months ago wrote:Except he (Maldonado) seems to have turned it down to an extent this year. Problem is he's become mostly anonymous instead

Man oh man was I wrong. He's stopped being anonymous but he's gone back to his muppet alter-ego instead :lol:

pasta_maldonado · Post by **pasta_maldonado** » 29 Jul 2012, 09:37

Wizzie wrote:I know it's old but I thought I might point this out:

Wizzie, three months ago wrote:Except he (Maldonado) seems to have turned it down to an extent this year. Problem is he's become mostly anonymous instead

Man oh man was I wrong. He's stopped being anonymous but he's gone back to his muppet alter-ego instead

Hopefully Mr.Muppet doesn't crash into anybody/thing today!

Good Call Racing are definately favourites for the title now.

TomWazzleshaw · Post by **TomWazzleshaw** » 29 Jul 2012, 09:39

pasta_maldonado wrote:
Wizzie wrote:I know it's old but I thought I might point this out:

Wizzie, three months ago wrote:Except he (Maldonado) seems to have turned it down to an extent this year. Problem is he's become mostly anonymous instead

Man oh man was I wrong. He's stopped being anonymous but he's gone back to his muppet alter-ego instead

Hopefully Mr.Muppet doesn't crash into anybody/thing today!

Good Call Racing are definately favourites for the title now.

Nah. I still think our esteemed friends at Mecha GP with Anderson have got this.

Oh and as a side note to the evil overlord who runs the series, you probably should increase the unreliability of the cars... a lot. :lol:

pasta_maldonado · Post by **pasta_maldonado** » 29 Jul 2012, 09:42

Wizzie wrote:
pasta_maldonado wrote:
Wizzie wrote:I know it's old but I thought I might point this out:

Man oh man was I wrong. He's stopped being anonymous but he's gone back to his muppet alter-ego instead

Hopefully Mr.Muppet doesn't crash into anybody/thing today!

Good Call Racing are definately favourites for the title now.

Nah. I still think our esteemed friends at Mecha GP with Anderson have got this.

Oh and as a side note to the evil overlord who runs the series, you probably should increase the unreliability of the cars... a lot.

Nah... Mechas essentially a one car team. Anderson hasn't been anywhere the last couple of races, where we have come into our own. We'll easily wrap up the teams title (unofficially...Ferrarist, I really think there should be an official one) and van der Maeyede is closer to the points lead than ever bbefore. If Maldonado can hold it together, he could win a race, and Bianchi has already shown his credentials. With pay drivers in the car at every round now till the end of the season, there's plenty of cash coming in. This is Good Call's year. :lol:

RonDenisDeletraz · Post by **RonDenisDeletraz** » 29 Jul 2012, 09:45

Are there any vacancies for this series.

Ferrarist · Post by **Ferrarist** » 29 Jul 2012, 10:06

eurobrun wrote:Are there any vacancies for this series.

You can enter anytime you want. And if you want to compete from the Michigan 500 on, you should hurry up a bit (Until tonight at least). But remember the 500.000 $ cap (per chassis-engine-driver combination) for newcomers!

RonDenisDeletraz · Post by **RonDenisDeletraz** » 29 Jul 2012, 11:18

Ferrarist wrote:
eurobrun wrote:Are there any vacancies for this series.

You can enter anytime you want. And if you want to compete from the Michigan 500 on, you should hurry up a bit (Until tonight at least). But remember the 500.000 $ cap (per chassis-engine-driver combination) for newcomers!

OK then, I hope this is right. (It probably isn't)

Bobby Dollar Racing (500.000 $)
Chassis: Reynard 13i - 130.000 $
Engine: Cosworth - 185.000 $
Skills:

Driver: Bobby Dollar
Acceleration: 8
Cornering: 8
Reliability: Whatever is left over.

Ferrarist · Post by **Ferrarist** » 29 Jul 2012, 11:31

eurobrun wrote:
Ferrarist wrote:
eurobrun wrote:Are there any vacancies for this series.

You can enter anytime you want. And if you want to compete from the Michigan 500 on, you should hurry up a bit (Until tonight at least). But remember the 500.000 $ cap (per chassis-engine-driver combination) for newcomers!

OK then, I hope this is right. (It probably isn't)

Bobby Dollar Racing (500.000 $)
Chassis: Reynard 13i - 130.000 $
Engine: Cosworth - 185.000 $
Skills:

Driver: Bobby Dollar
Acceleration: 8
Cornering: 8
Reliability: Whatever is left over.

It is all right.

Qualifying should come when I'm back in Trier, which is tonight. Yeah, sucks when you actually travel up to NRW (home) every weekend. :lol:

Ferrarist · Post by **Ferrarist** » 29 Jul 2012, 19:02

ABC Sports wrote:Harold Watson takes pole for the Michigan 500

39 cars took the qualifying for the Michigan 500, for which the teams trained very hard. Apperantly, Harold Watson trained the most, as he took the pole position. Of positive note should be the 13th position for debutant Bobby Dollar, which is not bad considering the class of the ICS grid.
With tomorrow's starting grid being larger than Indy, one shouldn't miss the Michigan 500!

Qualifying results for the Michigan 500
1 Harold Watson 31.815
2 Diego Mauricio Batistuta 32.011
3 Dave Anderson 32.062
4 Claude Speed 32.071
5 Joao Cavalcanti 32.118
6 Ashley Cassidy 32.201
7 Vidal Reyna-Sanchez 32.220
8 Lance Vance 32.292
9 Brendon Cassidy Jr. 32.306
10 Kenan Ardaoglu 32.320
11 Andrea Bianchi 32.386
12 Ryan McReynolds 32.452
13 Bobby Dollar 32.609
14 Damon Cannon 32.800
15 Rio Haryanto 32.800
16 Antonio Reyna-Sanchez 32.856
17 Andries van Heel 32.958
18 Vincenzo Sospiri 32.960
19 Mika Yagami 32.962
20 Pastor Maldonado 33.044
21 Jerome D'Ambrosio 33.235
22 Goran Jordanovic 33.278
23 David Lee 33.297
24 Ralf Schumacher 33.359
25 Martin van der Maeyede 33.518
26 Ryota Wong 33.603
27 Tony Scrugham III. 33.614
28 Dean O'Lauchlan 33.648
29 Salvatore Miccoli 33.689
30 Bertrand Gachot 33.716
31 Roberto Moreno 33.748
32 Beth Lestrade 33.803
33 O.N. Duck III. 34.310
34 Hobson Tarantino 34.379
35 Veronika Asimov 34.768
36 Ed Weaver 34.988
37 John Bean 35.385
38 Takuma Taki 35.651
39 Johannes Seidlitz 36.589

Ferrarist · Post by **Ferrarist** » 30 Jul 2012, 14:18

ABC Sports wrote:Claude Speed wins anticlimatic Michigan 500

Rockstar Engineering driver Claude Speed won his first race of the season, as he dominantely won the Michigan 500. In a race that saw a lot of crashes and cautions, Speed's clever strategy, as well as his outright "Speed" brought him this comfortable win. Even current championship leader Dave Anderson wasn't in any position to win the race today, but his late-race battle with Ralf Schumacher did at least made most fans stay until the end of the race.

Points standings will follow later. BTW, you guys can hold an unofficial team championship if you want. But you'll get money for the points your drivers scored at the end of the season anyway, so if I made the team championship official, it wouldn't make any difference in terms of prize money. And now, off for some News & Rumours:

Autosport wrote:IndyCar planning to ditch some ovals for next year?

IndyCar (The sanctioning body has already renamed itself) is already planning their 2016 schedule, and most races are set to stay. However, some changes will be made. For once, IndyCar feels that there are slightly too much ovals. While IndyCar officials haven't named any tracks, tracks like Walt Disney World Speedway, Kansas Speedway, Nashville Superspeedway or the Kentucky Speedway are considered to be kicked out for next year. But as there haven't been races yet at Nashville or Kentucky, a final decision can't be made. But another concern is the high attrition rate on ovals, as well as that this year's road races have been considered to be better than the oval races.
Most replacement races in contention are road or street races. One hot candidate is Long Beach, as the non-inclusion of the track has caused some controversy. IndyCar is also looking for a third race in Canada, with long-time venue Toronto being the favorite. Cleveland is also a favorite for a return into the calendar, as IndyCar tries to return to more "traditional" venues. But ovals are also in contention, such as Phoenix or Homestead. However, officials have made it clear that the 2016 schedule will keep the maximum of 22 race. Also, there aren't any further oversea races planned for now.

Ford to leave IndyCar?

The Ford Motor Company isn't satisfied with their involvement in IndyCar, as they are only supplying one driver in the field. Their main complaint is that in their opinion, IndyCar is doing "too much" for private engine builders, such as Judd or Cosworth. Because of that, Ford is currently reevaluating its IndyCar strategy. Some have advocated a complete pullout of IndyCar racing, in order to focus on other forms racing, namely stock cars. Others are trying to make Ford budding up with an existent engine builder, such as Cosworth. And why not? The Ford Cosworth combination has been one of the most successful relationships in modern American open-wheel racing. The question is, with the large amount of customers Cosworth currently has, does it even need Ford's "help"?

FIAT to join?

One manufacturer might leave IndyCar, another might join. FIAT is trying to gain a strong market share in America, and the Indy Championship Series might be a good opportunity to market the company. Some Dodge officials have been sighted at the Michigan 500, and the chances are good indeed. But FIAT isn't the wealthiest car company around, it can't said for sure if FIAT is going to enter IndyCar.

Phoenix · Post by **Phoenix** » 30 Jul 2012, 14:22

Excellent! I want the credits equally spent on reliability for both drivers

pasta_maldonado · Post by **pasta_maldonado** » 30 Jul 2012, 14:25

Looks like we need to work on relaibility. Max out all of my driver's stats please!

Post by **DemocalypseNow** » 30 Jul 2012, 14:46

Autosprint wrote:FIAT in ICS? It's entirely possible, says Lindsay

Mastercard Lola team principal Alasdair Lindsay has revealed that rumours of FIAT making a first foray into American single seaters are legitimate, and there is a "strong" chance they will be on the grid next year.

"We did this American venture on our own this season, and we're still in the hunt for championships, and after some discussions with our European partners at FIAT Group, we concluded that we could do even better with manufacturer backing. So, there is definitely a strong possibility that FIAT Group will enter next year with their own engine. Which brand it would run under I don't know however."

RonDenisDeletraz · Post by **RonDenisDeletraz** » 30 Jul 2012, 22:43

What number is Bobby Dollar.

Ferrarist · Post by **Ferrarist** » 05 Aug 2012, 09:59

You know, this championship would go a slight bit faster if I hadn't such a complicated points system. One thing's definitely for sure, I'm gonna go with the official FIA system for next year.

Drivers Championship
1. Dave Anderson - 217pts.
2. Martin van der Maeyede - 157pts.
3. Ralf Schumacher - 153pts.
4. Kenan Ardaoglu - 146pts.
5. Veronika Asimov - 143pts.
6. Jerome d'Ambrosio - 142pts.
7. Tony Scrugham III. - 132pts.
8. Roberto Moreno - 131pts.
9. Vincenzo Sospiri - 128pts.
10. Rio Haryanto - 127pts.
11. Ryan McReynolds - 117pts.
12. Damon Cannon - 116pts.
=. Andrea Bianchi - 116pts.
14. Brendon Cassidy Jr. - 114pts.
15. Vidal Reyna-Sanchez - 111pts.
16. David Lee - 110pts.
17. Ed Weaver - 109pts.
18. Ashley Cassidy - 108pts.
19. Lance Vance - 106pts.
20. Joao Cavalcanti - 104pts.
21. Claude Speed - 99pts.
22. Salvatore Miccoli - 96pts.
23. Pastor Maldonado - 90pts.
24. Andries van Heel - 88pts.
25. Beth Lestrade - 78pts.
26. Harold Watson - 70pts.
=. Goran Jordanovic - 70pts.
28. Hobson Tarantino - 59pts.
29. Antonio Reyna-Sanchez - 52pts.
30. Ryota Wong - 51pts.
=. Mika Yagami - 51pt.
32. Diego Mauricio Batistuta - 48pts.
33. Johannes Seidlitz - 36pts.
34. Gordon Martin - 22pts.
=. John Zimmer - 22pts.
36. Dean O'Lauchlan - 17pts.
37. Bertrand Gachot - 8pts.

Prize Money
1. Claude Speed - 200.000 $
2. Dave Anderson - 180.000 $
3. Ralf Schumacher - 160.000 $
4. Rio Haryanto - 140.000 $
5. Tony Scrugham III. - 120.000 $
6. Brendon Cassidy Jr. - 100.000 $
7. Andries van Heel - 80.000 $
8. Veronika Asimov - 60.000 $
9. Diego Mauricio Batistuta - 40.000 $
10. Ed Weaver - 20.000 $

Ferrarist · Post by **Ferrarist** » 12 Aug 2012, 18:19

After a lengthy hiatus, IndyCar returns with the qualifying for the Molson 200 at Montreal:

ESPN wrote:Harold Watson gets pole in an insanely filled grid at Montreal!

1 Harold Watson 1:19.143
2 Roberto Moreno 1:19.269
3 Dave Anderson 1:19.393
4 Lance Vance 1:19.457
5 Antonio Reyna-Sanchez 1:19.465
6 Salvatore Miccoli 1:19.577
7 Claude Speed 1:19.628
8 Vidal Reyna-Sanchez 1:19.676
9 Ralf Schumacher 1:19.703
10 Diego Mauricio Batistuta 1:19.896
11 Kenan Ardaoglu 1:19.994
12 Brendon Cassidy Jr. 1:20.085
13 Damon Cannon 1:20.088
14 Ashley Cassidy 1:20.116
15 Andrea Bianchi 1:20.255
16 Martin van der Maeyede 1:20.264
17 Vincenzo Sospiri 1:20.304
18 Joao Cavalcanti 1:20.330
19 Dean O'Lauchlan 1:20.462
20 Bobby Dollar 1:20.550
21 Mika Yagami 1:20.575
22 David Lee 1:20.635
23 Beth Lestrade 1:20.645
24 Jerome D'Ambrosio 1:20.670
25 John Zimmer 1:20.730
26 Veronika Asimov 1:20.785
27 Goran Jordanovic 1:20.786
28 Johannes Seidlitz 1:20.974
29 Ed Weaver 1:21.063
30 Pastor Maldonado 1:21.114
31 Rio Haryanto 1:21.262
32 Bertrand Gachot 1:21.306
33 Andries van Heel 1:21.337
34 O.N. Duck III. 1:21.545
35 Gary Pacer 1:22.653
36 John Bean 1:22.739
37 Tony Scrugham III. 1:22.873
38 Hobson Tarantino 1:23.023
39 Ryan McReynolds 1:23.556
40 Ryota Wong 1:23.677

Post by **DemocalypseNow** » 12 Aug 2012, 19:15

But still Dave Anderson is in the Top 5...doesn't matter my drivers have become much better as the season has progressed, we're not going to catch him now

Ferrarist · Post by **Ferrarist** » 18 Aug 2012, 17:17

ABC Sports wrote:Antonio Reyna Sanchez wins eventful Molson Indy at Montreal

Sorry that it took so long. I'll try to get better here.

FantometteBR · Post by **FantometteBR** » 18 Aug 2012, 17:22

I need to check the stats for given updates

tristan1117 · Post by **tristan1117** » 18 Aug 2012, 17:51

Dreadnought Racing finds its recent form to be unacceptable so we would like to upgrade Asimov's cornering by two (if possible) and David Lee's reliability by one.

Ferrarist · Post by **Ferrarist** » 24 Aug 2012, 09:50

Before we go to the "Deutsche Post E-POSTBRIEF 500" at the Lausitzring, here are the points standings:

Drivers Championship
1. Dave Anderson - 217pts.
2. Martin van der Maeyede - 183pts.
3. Kenan Ardaoglu - 181pts.
4. Ralf Schumacher - 153pts.
5. Jerome d'Ambrosio - 152pts.
6. Roberto Moreno - 151pts.
7. Veronika Asimov - 145pts.
8. Tony Scrugham III. - 140pts.
9. Salvatore Miccoli - 134pts.
10. Claude Speed - 131pts.
11. Ashley Cassidy - 130pts.
12. Andrea Bianchi - 128pts.
=. Vincenzo Sospiri - 128pts.
14.Rio Haryanto - 127pts.
15. Vidal Reyna-Sanchez - 127pts.
16. Ryan McReynolds - 123pts.
17. Damon Cannon - 116pts.
18. Brendon Cassidy Jr. - 114pts.
19. David Lee - 110pts.
20. Ed Weaver - 109pts.
21. Lance Vance - 106pts.
22. Joao Cavalcanti - 104pts.
23. Harold Watson - 98pts.
24. Antonio Reyna-Sanchez - 97pts.
25. Goran Jordanovic - 94pts.
26. Pastor Maldonado - 90pts.
=. Andries van Heel - 89pts.
28. Beth Lestrade - 78pts.
29. Diego Mauricio Batistuta - 78pts.
30. Mika Yagami - 69pt.
=. Hobson Tarantino - 63pts.
32. Ryota Wong - 51pts.
33. Johannes Seidlitz - 36pts.
34. John Zimmer - 36pts.
=. Gordon Martin - 22pts.
36. Dean O'Lauchlan - 17pts.
37. Bertrand Gachot - 8pts.

Prize Money
1. Antonio Reyna-Sanchez - 125.000 $
2. Salvatore Miccoli - 120.500 $
3. Kenan Ardaoglu - 116.000 $
4. Claude Speed - 111.500 $
5. Diego Mauricio Batistuta - 107.000 $
6. Harold Watson - 102.500 $
7. Martin van der Maeyede - 98.000 $
8. Goran Jordanovic - 93.500 $
9. Ashley Cassidy - 89.000 $
10. Roberto Moreno - 84.500 $
11. Mika Yagami - 80.000 $
12. Vidal Reyna-Sanchez - 75.500 $
13. John Zimmer - 71.000 $
14. Andrea Bianchi - 66.500 $
15. Jerome d'Ambrosio - 62.000 $
16. Tony Scrugham III. - 57.500 $
17. Ryan McReynolds - 53.000 $
18. Hobson Tarantino - 48.500 $
19. Veronika Asimov - 44.000 $
20. Andries van Heel - 39.500 $
21. Gary Pacer - 35.000 $
22. John Bean - 30.500 $
23. Ryota Wong - 26.000 $

BTW, if you want to upgrade your drivers, make it quick. The qualifying for the 500 at the Lausitzring will already come this afternoon.

TomWazzleshaw · Post by **TomWazzleshaw** » 24 Aug 2012, 09:53

Quick question. When I have enough money, will I be allowed to buy a Lola B15/00 chassis for, say, Vidal Reyna-Sanchez and sell off his old car?

RonDenisDeletraz · Post by **RonDenisDeletraz** » 24 Aug 2012, 09:56

Do I have any money to upgrade Bobby Dollar's reliability.

Phoenix · Post by **Phoenix** » 24 Aug 2012, 10:12

I want to upgrade my chassis stats as much as possible, thanks

pasta_maldonado · Post by **pasta_maldonado** » 24 Aug 2012, 10:23

Upgrade van der Maeyede's abilities to maximum

Ferrarist · Post by **Ferrarist** » 24 Aug 2012, 10:29

Wizzie wrote:Quick question. When I have enough money, will I be allowed to buy a Lola B15/00 chassis for, say, Vidal Reyna-Sanchez and sell off his old car?

You can buy a new chassis every time you want, assuming you have enough money. Also, you can indeed sell of your old car for 50% of the original price.

FantometteBR · Post by **FantometteBR** » 24 Aug 2012, 15:48

I will take the chassis upgrade to the maximum I can

Ferrarist · Post by **Ferrarist** » 24 Aug 2012, 17:50

FantometteBR wrote:I will take the chassis upgrade to the maximum I can

You can only afford one new Reynard 15i so far. For convenience's sake, I gave it to Lestrade, because she's far ahead of Gachot in the championship. If you want a new chassis for Gachot, then make it quick, because qualifying will be up in just a few minutes, probably only seconds. :lol:

Motorsport Total wrote:Lance Vance puts brand new Reynard on the pole!

Rockstar Engineering literally drove with their new Reynard 15is to the Lausitzring, and now their driver Lance Vance even brought it on pole. Rockstar Engineering's extensive testings plus their investments into new machinery seems to pay off so far.
Qualifying didn't go that well for the German hometown heroes. Ralf Schumacher was the best of the four German drivers, with his 16th position. Championship contender Kenan Ardaoglu fared worse, as he ended up on 34th. His championship rivals fared much better, with Dave Anderson taking 4th, and Martin van der Maeyede taking 2nd place.

Qualifying results for the Deutsche Post 500
1 Lance Vance 38.217
2 Martin van der Maeyede 38.318
3 Joao Cavalcanti 38.406
4 Dave Anderson 38.453
5 Harold Watson 38.513
6 Roberto Moreno 38.523
7 Antonio Reyna-Sanchez 38.528
8 Brendon Cassidy Jr. 38.602
9 Ryan McReynolds 38.733
10 Salvatore Miccoli 38.761
11 Vidal Reyna-Sanchez 38.887
12 Pastor Maldonado 38.973
13 Ashley Cassidy 39.028
14 Vincenzo Sospiri 39.035
15 Damon Cannon 39.117
16 Ralf Schumacher 39.173
17 Beth Lestrade 39.179
18 Claude Speed 39.296
19 Andries van Heel 39.314
20 Bobby Dollar 39.391
21 Mika Yagami 39.404
22 John Zimmer 39.457
23 Jerome D'Ambrosio 39.499
24 Rio Haryanto 39.693
25 Goran Jordanovic 39.762
26 Diego Mauricio Batistuta 39.823
27 Ryota Wong 39.825
28 Veronika Asimov 39.847
29 O.N. Duck III. 39.916
30 Andrea Bianchi 40.078
31 Tony Scrugham III. 40.108
32 Johannes Seidlitz 40.111
33 David Lee 40.145
34 Kenan Ardaoglu 40.212
35 Dean O'Lauchlan 40.537
36 Ed Weaver 40.815
37 Hobson Tarantino 40.884
38 John Bean 41.179
39 Nico Koshberg 42.280
40 Bertrand Gachot 42.810[/B]

pasta_maldonado · Post by **pasta_maldonado** » 24 Aug 2012, 17:54

Ferrarist wrote:
FantometteBR wrote:I will take the chassis upgrade to the maximum I can

You can only afford one new Reynard 15i so far. For convenience's sake, I gave it to Lestrade, because she's far ahead of Gachot in the championship. If you want a new chassis for Gachot, then make it quick, because qualifying will be up in just a few minutes, probably only seconds.

Seen as I've got a brand new chassis, and fully devolped driver's, I assume it's the Chevvy letting me down, although that wasn't cheap and cheerful either

FantometteBR · Post by **FantometteBR** » 24 Aug 2012, 18:16

Ferrarist wrote:
FantometteBR wrote:I will take the chassis upgrade to the maximum I can

You can only afford one new Reynard 15i so far. For convenience's sake, I gave it to Lestrade, because she's far ahead of Gachot in the championship. If you want a new chassis for Gachot, then make it quick, because qualifying will be up in just a few minutes, probably only seconds.

Motorsport Total wrote:Lance Vance puts brand new Reynard on the pole!

Rockstar Engineering literally drove with their new Reynard 15is to the Lausitzring, and now their driver Lance Vance even brought it on pole. Rockstar Engineering's extensive testings plus their investments into new machinery seems to pay off so far.
Qualifying didn't go that well for the German hometown heroes. Ralf Schumacher was the best of the four German drivers, with his 16th position. Championship contender Kenan Ardaoglu fared worse, as he ended up on 34th. His championship rivals fared much better, with Dave Anderson taking 4th, and Martin van der Maeyede taking 2nd place.

Qualifying results for the Deutsche Post 500
1 Lance Vance 38.217
2 Martin van der Maeyede 38.318
3 Joao Cavalcanti 38.406
4 Dave Anderson 38.453
5 Harold Watson 38.513
6 Roberto Moreno 38.523
7 Antonio Reyna-Sanchez 38.528
8 Brendon Cassidy Jr. 38.602
9 Ryan McReynolds 38.733
10 Salvatore Miccoli 38.761
11 Vidal Reyna-Sanchez 38.887
12 Pastor Maldonado 38.973
13 Ashley Cassidy 39.028
14 Vincenzo Sospiri 39.035
15 Damon Cannon 39.117
16 Ralf Schumacher 39.173
17 Beth Lestrade 39.179
18 Claude Speed 39.296
19 Andries van Heel 39.314
20 Bobby Dollar 39.391
21 Mika Yagami 39.404
22 John Zimmer 39.457
23 Jerome D'Ambrosio 39.499
24 Rio Haryanto 39.693
25 Goran Jordanovic 39.762
26 Diego Mauricio Batistuta 39.823
27 Ryota Wong 39.825
28 Veronika Asimov 39.847
29 O.N. Duck III. 39.916
30 Andrea Bianchi 40.078
31 Tony Scrugham III. 40.108
32 Johannes Seidlitz 40.111
33 David Lee 40.145
34 Kenan Ardaoglu 40.212
35 Dean O'Lauchlan 40.537
36 Ed Weaver 40.815
37 Hobson Tarantino 40.884
38 John Bean 41.179
39 Nico Koshberg 42.280
40 Bertrand Gachot 42.810[/B]

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So be it. Lestrade will get a new car and Gachot will stay with old one for the while being

Phoenix · Post by **Phoenix** » 24 Aug 2012, 22:29

Considering Vance's incredible speed, we're trying to explain why Speed was a full second slower. We're examining his car thoroughly, Claude complained of lack of rear-end stability.

Lance Vance wrote:This is the Lance Vance Dance!!!

TomWazzleshaw · Post by **TomWazzleshaw** » 25 Aug 2012, 13:21

Assuming we have enough money to do so, McDoggle will buy another new Lola B15/00 for O'Lauchlan after this race.

Ferrarist · Post by **Ferrarist** » 25 Aug 2012, 13:23

I'm afraid that I'll have to delay the Deutsche Post 500 a bit, as I suffered from the bug that the skill levels of my drivers were erased. But since I have the skill levels posted here, I can fix that problem. But it'll take some time. I'll try to make it quick, though.

pasta_maldonado · Post by **pasta_maldonado** » 25 Aug 2012, 13:26

Good Call Racing have announced they intend to purchase 3 new chassis at the end of the year.

Ferrarist · Post by **Ferrarist** » 29 Aug 2012, 12:51

After having the issues with xkoranate sorted out, I can finally carry on with my championship:

MotorsportTotal wrote:Sal Miccoli wins eventful Deutsche Post 500!