eurobrun wrote:Rykia wrote:Hello F1 Rejects, I'm Rykia. I haven't been watching F1 for long, in fact before this season, I had only watched the 2011 season opener, however I've only missed two or three races this year, and have quickly become a fan. I'm a fan of Webber, JEV, Petrov, Hulkenberg, among others.
I've also seems some other EFR members here, so Hi to you guys.
Welcome, good to see a lot of people from EFR here.
watka wrote:I find it amusing that whilst you're one of the more openly Christian guys here, you are still first and foremost associated with an eye for the ladies!
MCard LOLAdinizintheoven wrote:GOOD CHRISTIANS do not go to jail. EVERYONE ON FORMULA ONE REJECTS should be in jail.
dr-baker wrote:eurobrun wrote:Rykia wrote:Hello F1 Rejects, I'm Rykia. I haven't been watching F1 for long, in fact before this season, I had only watched the 2011 season opener, however I've only missed two or three races this year, and have quickly become a fan. I'm a fan of Webber, JEV, Petrov, Hulkenberg, among others.
I've also seems some other EFR members here, so Hi to you guys.
Welcome, good to see a lot of people from EFR here.
EFR = Every Forum's Rejectful?
Sebastian Vettel wrote:If I was good at losing, I wouldn't be in Formula 1
Rykia wrote:Hello F1 Rejects, I'm Rykia. I haven't been watching F1 for long, in fact before this season, I had only watched the 2011 season opener, however I've only missed two or three races this year, and have quickly become a fan. I'm a fan of Webber, JEV, Petrov, Hulkenberg, among others.
I've also seems some other EFR members here, so Hi to you guys.
Murray Walker wrote:I don't make mistakes. I make prophecies which immediately turn out to be wrong.
James Whistler wrote:Had silicon been a gas, I would have been a major general.
aerond wrote:Yes RDD, but we always knew you never had any sort of taste either
tommykl wrote:I have a shite car and meme sponsors, but Corrado Fabi will carry me to the promised land with the power of Lionel Richie.
and yet another (I'm Navycook on EFR), I heard about this place, and I decided to join (even though it was a month ago).eurobrun wrote:Hello Chives, yet another EFR member has registered here.
Dleck6211 wrote:and yet another (I'm Navycook on EFR), I heard about this place, and I decided to join (even though it was a month ago).eurobrun wrote:Hello Chives, yet another EFR member has registered here.
I think Kimi Raikkhonen is a pretty cool guy. Eh he knows what he's doing and doesnt afraid of anything.
aerond wrote:Yes RDD, but we always knew you never had any sort of taste either
tommykl wrote:I have a shite car and meme sponsors, but Corrado Fabi will carry me to the promised land with the power of Lionel Richie.
eurobrun wrote:Dleck6211 wrote:and yet another (I'm Navycook on EFR), I heard about this place, and I decided to join (even though it was a month ago).eurobrun wrote:Hello Chives, yet another EFR member has registered here.
I think Kimi Raikkhonen is a pretty cool guy. Eh he knows what he's doing and doesnt afraid of anything.
I swear this is just Cynon's plan for world domination now
HonoraryNortherner wrote:Hello everyone, my name is Theo. Orginally from Morecambe, in Lancashire, I now live in Oxford as I am at Oxford Brookes University studying engineering.
I've long followed this site and read the articles, but never registered for the forum, so I thought I'd come have a look!
I've followed F1 for as long as I can remember, my earliest memory of F1 being the Hill/Schumacher Monza '95 collision. When I was younger I followed Damon Hill alot, since I was about 4 and he was still driving for Williams. After he went to Jordan, I started following the plucky Irish team, which I did until it was sold to Midland. I don't really support anyone in F1 anymore, but I do have a soft sport for Force India, for obvious reasons!
Random reject fact: I can remember being mystified for years by pictures of the Fortis in a edition of Autosport in 1996 when they were in the green Shannon livery. I think I eventually came to thinking Forti was the works Ford team.... Oh the innocence of youth!
Klon wrote:more liek Nick Ass-idy amirite?
pasta_maldonado wrote:Welcome HonoraryNotherner, looking forward to seeing a lot of gravy splattered about the forums
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
POTATO_IN_MY_TURBO wrote:TEST POST PLEASE IGNORE
In the future, please use the "preview" function in the message box. Other than that, welcome to the forum
POTATO_IN_MY_TURBO wrote:In the future, please use the "preview" function in the message box. Other than that, welcome to the forum
Why thank you good sir! I shalt endeavor to formulate additional posts of the highest quality via this elegant "preview function" that you have acquainted my most humble person with.
POTATO_IN_MY_TURBO wrote:Narain Karthikeyan wrote:But Mr Vettel thinks I am a cucumber...
Jocke1 wrote:POTATO_IN_MY_TURBO wrote:
This is 2010, correct?
HonoraryNortherner wrote:Hello everyone, my name is Theo. Orginally from Morecambe, in Lancashire, I now live in Oxford as I am at Oxford Brookes University studying engineering.
I've long followed this site and read the articles, but never registered for the forum, so I thought I'd come have a look!
I've followed F1 for as long as I can remember, my earliest memory of F1 being the Hill/Schumacher Monza '95 collision. When I was younger I followed Damon Hill alot, since I was about 4 and he was still driving for Williams. After he went to Jordan, I started following the plucky Irish team, which I did until it was sold to Midland. I don't really support anyone in F1 anymore, but I do have a soft sport for Force India, for obvious reasons!
Random reject fact: I can remember being mystified for years by pictures of the Fortis in a edition of Autosport in 1996 when they were in the green Shannon livery. I think I eventually came to thinking Forti was the works Ford team.... Oh the innocence of youth!
Faustus wrote:HonoraryNortherner wrote:Hello everyone, my name is Theo. Orginally from Morecambe, in Lancashire, I now live in Oxford as I am at Oxford Brookes University studying engineering.
I've long followed this site and read the articles, but never registered for the forum, so I thought I'd come have a look!
I've followed F1 for as long as I can remember, my earliest memory of F1 being the Hill/Schumacher Monza '95 collision. When I was younger I followed Damon Hill alot, since I was about 4 and he was still driving for Williams. After he went to Jordan, I started following the plucky Irish team, which I did until it was sold to Midland. I don't really support anyone in F1 anymore, but I do have a soft sport for Force India, for obvious reasons!
Random reject fact: I can remember being mystified for years by pictures of the Fortis in a edition of Autosport in 1996 when they were in the green Shannon livery. I think I eventually came to thinking Forti was the works Ford team.... Oh the innocence of youth!
Welcome to the forum HonoraryNortherner! What Engineering are you studying?
HonoraryNortherner wrote:Faustus wrote:HonoraryNortherner wrote:Hello everyone, my name is Theo. Orginally from Morecambe, in Lancashire, I now live in Oxford as I am at Oxford Brookes University studying engineering.
I've long followed this site and read the articles, but never registered for the forum, so I thought I'd come have a look!
I've followed F1 for as long as I can remember, my earliest memory of F1 being the Hill/Schumacher Monza '95 collision. When I was younger I followed Damon Hill alot, since I was about 4 and he was still driving for Williams. After he went to Jordan, I started following the plucky Irish team, which I did until it was sold to Midland. I don't really support anyone in F1 anymore, but I do have a soft sport for Force India, for obvious reasons!
Random reject fact: I can remember being mystified for years by pictures of the Fortis in a edition of Autosport in 1996 when they were in the green Shannon livery. I think I eventually came to thinking Forti was the works Ford team.... Oh the innocence of youth!
Welcome to the forum HonoraryNortherner! What Engineering are you studying?
Hello! Sorry about the delay in replying, have been far to consumed plotting a revival of the Theodore name over in the Perry McCarthey! I'm studying Motorsport Engineering, which as far as I'm told is Mechanical engineering but with Motorsport 3rd year modules already selected.... I've finshed my 2nd year and am currently on placement with BMW Mini, as I couldn't find a motorsport placement
Faustus wrote:HonoraryNortherner wrote:Faustus wrote:Welcome to the forum HonoraryNortherner! What Engineering are you studying?
Hello! Sorry about the delay in replying, have been far to consumed plotting a revival of the Theodore name over in the Perry McCarthey! I'm studying Motorsport Engineering, which as far as I'm told is Mechanical engineering but with Motorsport 3rd year modules already selected.... I've finshed my 2nd year and am currently on placement with BMW Mini, as I couldn't find a motorsport placement
Superb! I did the Cranfield Motorsport Engineering and Management MSc. I almost went to Oxford Brookes in 1997 but I decided against it.
It's not going to be easy to find a Motorsport placement, especially now. It'll be worth your while to harass teams in British championships from about February, when people have confirmed their budgets.
I'm currently on track to do the MEng course at Brookes, so hopefully that will help me stand out from the crowd abit.
aerond wrote:Yes RDD, but we always knew you never had any sort of taste either
tommykl wrote:I have a shite car and meme sponsors, but Corrado Fabi will carry me to the promised land with the power of Lionel Richie.
andrew2209 wrote:Hi guys. My name's Andrew, I'm 16, I live in England and I'm a big fan of F1. I read 1 Rejects a lot, as I think the late 80's- early 90's were a great time for F1, with some of the best cars and drivers (even though I wasn't alive to see it). This sight is also useful for finding out about the lesser-known faces of the sport, and it's reviews of the Grand Prix's make good reading IMO.
andrew2209 wrote:Hi guys. My name's Andrew, I'm 16, I live in England and I'm a big fan of F1. I read 1 Rejects a lot, as I think the late 80's- early 90's were a great time for F1, with some of the best cars and drivers (even though I wasn't alive to see it). This sight is also useful for finding out about the lesser-known faces of the sport, and it's reviews of the Grand Prix's make good reading IMO.
Incast wrote:Hello. My friend (in reality, whatever that is) Idefan encouraged me to join these forums. I am from the UK and a passionate lifelong Williams fan. This was quite a depressing existence until Spain last year, but life has been great ever since!
I'm part of a couple of other F1 forums and take a keen interest in the TV aspect in particular.
When I'm not worshiping a small print out of Frank Williams, I spend my time commuting and working.
Incast wrote:Hello. My friend (in reality, whatever that is) Idefan encouraged me to join these forums. I am from the UK and a passionate lifelong Williams fan. This was quite a depressing existence until Spain last year, but life has been great ever since!
I'm part of a couple of other F1 forums and take a keen interest in the TV aspect in particular.
When I'm not worshiping a small print out of Frank Williams, I spend my time commuting and working.
Incast wrote:Hello. My friend (in reality, whatever that is) Idefan encouraged me to join these forums. I am from the UK and a passionate lifelong Williams fan. This was quite a depressing existence until Spain last year, but life has been great ever since!
I'm part of a couple of other F1 forums and take a keen interest in the TV aspect in particular.
When I'm not worshiping a small print out of Frank Williams, I spend my time commuting and working.
Klon wrote:more liek Nick Ass-idy amirite?
Incast wrote:Hello. My friend (in reality, whatever that is) Idefan encouraged me to join these forums. I am from the UK and a passionate lifelong Williams fan. This was quite a depressing existence until Spain last year, but life has been great ever since!
I'm part of a couple of other F1 forums and take a keen interest in the TV aspect in particular.
When I'm not worshiping a small print out of Frank Williams, I spend my time commuting and working.
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
aerond wrote:Yes RDD, but we always knew you never had any sort of taste either
tommykl wrote:I have a shite car and meme sponsors, but Corrado Fabi will carry me to the promised land with the power of Lionel Richie.
pasta_maldonado wrote:Incast wrote:Hello. My friend (in reality, whatever that is) Idefan encouraged me to join these forums. I am from the UK and a passionate lifelong Williams fan. This was quite a depressing existence until Spain last year, but life has been great ever since!
I'm part of a couple of other F1 forums and take a keen interest in the TV aspect in particular.
When I'm not worshiping a small print out of Frank Williams, I spend my time commuting and working.
Welcome! Williams are everyone's second favourite team
Novitopoli wrote:Everytime someone orders at Pizza Hut, an Italian dies.
Novitopoli wrote:Juve's Triplete: Calciopoli, doping & Mafia connections.
Stramala [kostas22] wrote:pasta_maldonado wrote:Incast wrote:Hello. My friend (in reality, whatever that is) Idefan encouraged me to join these forums. I am from the UK and a passionate lifelong Williams fan. This was quite a depressing existence until Spain last year, but life has been great ever since!
I'm part of a couple of other F1 forums and take a keen interest in the TV aspect in particular.
When I'm not worshiping a small print out of Frank Williams, I spend my time commuting and working.
Welcome! Williams are everyone's second favourite team
No it isn't!
watka wrote:I find it amusing that whilst you're one of the more openly Christian guys here, you are still first and foremost associated with an eye for the ladies!
MCard LOLAdinizintheoven wrote:GOOD CHRISTIANS do not go to jail. EVERYONE ON FORMULA ONE REJECTS should be in jail.
Incast wrote:Hello. My friend (in reality, whatever that is) Idefan encouraged me to join these forums. I am from the UK and a passionate lifelong Williams fan. This was quite a depressing existence until Spain last year, but life has been great ever since!
I'm part of a couple of other F1 forums and take a keen interest in the TV aspect in particular.
When I'm not worshiping a small print out of Frank Williams, I spend my time commuting and working.
lgaquino wrote:hello all!
I'm Aquino, from Brazil. I've listened the F1Rejects podcast for a few years now, and the forum is mentioned quite often.. Since I usually can only manage to follow one forum at a time, I never joined here.
But well...there's a first time for everything, as it's said. After some weeks of only reading stuff here, I say hello all!
Regards.
Klon wrote:more liek Nick Ass-idy amirite?
