A1 Grand Prix 1952 - English A1GP Qualifying Results Up

Nessafox · Post by **Nessafox** » 04 Sep 2014, 00:33

Holland strategy:
Soft 21 laps - soft 23 laps - soft 23 laps

The main goal is to beat the bloody Belgians, and so far, we did that in style.

HawkAussie · Post by **HawkAussie** » 04 Sep 2014, 01:06

New Zealand will go on softs for the first 20 laps before switching to hards to the end.

South Africa on the other hand, will do the other way round with hards until lap 48 before going onto softs for the rest of the time.

AustralianStig · Post by **AustralianStig** » 04 Sep 2014, 02:45

Canada are going to change things up by running hards all race, with a pit stop on lap 33.

W12 · Post by **W12** » 04 Sep 2014, 06:05

USA will start with hards and pit for stops on lap 45.

Post by **tommykl** » 04 Sep 2014, 08:29

All three teams will start on softs and pit for hards on lap 21.

Pointrox · Post by **Pointrox** » 04 Sep 2014, 08:42

Jan Ripper will try his luck and will start out on softs, then pit in for a fresh set of softs on lap 11, and then pit in on lap 35 for... yet another set of softs.
Zdenek Pohl, on the other hand, will go for a more conservative approach and start out on softs, then pit in on lap 25 to put on a hard compound.

Shadaza · Post by **Shadaza** » 04 Sep 2014, 09:49

Spain will do 28 laps on soft and do the rest of the distance on Hards.

Conversely, France will do 43 laps on the hard tire and finish the race on the softs.

Bleu · Post by **Bleu** » 05 Sep 2014, 16:48

Collins: start on softs, drives 29 laps and swaps to hards
Lincoln: start on hards, drives 37 laps and swaps to softs

Normal32 · Post by **Normal32** » 05 Sep 2014, 17:09

soft until 28,then hards

Samster · Post by **Samster** » 05 Sep 2014, 17:09

Still need strategies from the following.

RonDennisDeletraz - Australia, Chile
UncreativeUsername - Monaco, Wales, Denmark
WaffleCat - Thailand, Uruguay
tristan1117 - Portugal

Post by **DemocalypseNow** » 05 Sep 2014, 17:25

Italia - Start on Hards, pit on Lap 43 for Softs
Scozia - Start on Soft, pit on Lap 26 for Hards

andrew · Post by **andrew** » 05 Sep 2014, 18:10

Mexico and Peru, start on hards stop at half distance for hards
The swiss car will start on hads, do 49 laps and pit for softs

TomWazzleshaw · Post by **TomWazzleshaw** » 07 Sep 2014, 00:13

Douglas-Cliff Racing will put their cars on the following strategies:

West Germany
Start: Softs
Stop 1: Lap 23, Softs
Stop 2: Lap 45, Softs

Ireland
Start: Hards
Stop 1: Lap 40, Softs

Northern Ireland
Start: Hards
Stop 1: Lap 34, Hards

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 07 Sep 2014, 10:20

Some German dude's notes wrote:Strategie der Deutschen Demokratischen Republik:

67 Runden - 2 Stops

Start: "Soft Tyre"

Runde 22 - "Soft Tyre"
Runde 44 - "Soft Tyre"

RedEyes504 · Post by **RedEyes504** » 07 Sep 2014, 11:16

Venezuela will start on softs and make one pitstop for more softs on lap 33

Nessafox · Post by **Nessafox** » 07 Sep 2014, 20:01

Klon wrote:Start: "Stop Tyre"

The mysterious ways of communism...

Samster · Post by **Samster** » 27 Sep 2014, 22:05

Live commentary of the East German A1 Grand Prix will be on the mibbit channel tomorrow evening.

andrew · Post by **andrew** » 28 Sep 2014, 07:49

Samster wrote:Live commentary of the East German A1 Grand Prix will be on the mibbit channel tomorrow evening.

What time?

Samster · Post by **Samster** » 28 Sep 2014, 12:26

andrew wrote:
Samster wrote:Live commentary of the East German A1 Grand Prix will be on the mibbit channel tomorrow evening.

What time?

Not set in stone yet but sometime around 8 or 9pm.

EDIT

I am forced to cancel the commentary due to an issue that has cropped up with my keyboard, six of my letter keys are not working properly and you can imagine how difficult that makes typing. I will still be running the race tonight however.

Samster · Post by **Samster** » 30 Sep 2014, 20:35

1. ITA Alberto Ascari - 67 - 1:56:10.161
2. ARG Juan Manuel Fangio - 67 +2.037
3. FRA Maurice Trintignant - 67 +20.552
4. DDR Ernst Klodwig - 67 +50.768
5. IRE Joe Kelly - 67 +62.284
6. BRA Chico Landi - 67 +69.140
7. ESP Paco Godia - 67 +75.448
8. DEN Robert Nelleman - 67 +90.273
9. ENG Peter Collins - 66 - Accident
10. WAL Charles Headland - 66 +1 Lap
11. BEL Johnny Claes - 66 +1 Lap
12. POR Fernando Mascarenhas - 66 +1 Lap
13. CHI Raul Jaras - 65 +2 Laps
14. COL Juan Riu - 65 +2 Laps
15. PER Luis Astengo - 64 +3 Laps
16. SCO David Murray - 62 - Accident
Ret CZE Zdenek Pohl - 60 - Accident
Ret SWE Erik Lundgren - 58 - Accident
Ret BRD Hans Stuck - 50 - Engine
Ret CAN Hal Robson - 40 - Accident
Ret VEN Ettore Chimeri - 40 - Brakes
Ret SUI Toulo de Graffenried - 39 - Gearbox
Ret RSA Arthur Mackenzie - 39 - Collision
Ret GUA Jaroslav Juhan - 39 - Collision
Ret MON Louis Chiron - 38 - Engine
Ret POL Jan Ripper - 34 - Accident
Ret AUS Tony Gaze - 33 - Gearbox
Ret NZL Jack Tutton - 31 - Accident
Ret MEX Corona Illescas - 28 - Engine
Ret THA B. Bira - 25 - Brakes
Ret NIR Desmond Titterington - 17 - Engine
Ret URU Eitel Cantoni - 11 - Accident
Ret NED Dries van der Lof - 6 - Clutch
Ret DMR Porfirio Rubirosa - 1 - Accident
Ret USA Tony Bettenhausen - 1 - Accident
Ret FIN Curt Lincoln - 1 - Accident

Fastest Lap - ITA Alberto Ascari 1:40.876 - Lap 51

Leaders
1-27 ARG Juan Manuel Fangio
28-43 ITA Alberto Ascari
44-45 BRD Hans Stuck
46-63 ARG Juan Manuel Fangio
64-67 ITA Alberto Ascari

You may nominate your driver for Donnington if you havent already.

Post by **DemocalypseNow** » 01 Oct 2014, 09:51

Samster wrote:1952 US A1 Grand Prix Results

Lap Leaders
21-46 ARG Juan Manuel Fangio
47-50 ITA Alberto Ascari

Samster wrote:1952 East German A1 Grand Prix Results

Leaders
46-63 ARG Juan Manuel Fangio
64-67 ITA Alberto Ascari

I AM GREATER THAN ROSS BRAWN

Bleu · Post by **Bleu** » 02 Oct 2014, 17:23

Curt Lincoln and Peter Collins will continue for their countries.

W12 · Post by **W12** » 02 Oct 2014, 17:38

Bettenhausen will continue.

FantometteBR · Post by **FantometteBR** » 02 Oct 2014, 22:55

If no clash, Landi will fill Brazilian seat

Post by **Nuppiz** » 04 Oct 2014, 10:53

No changes in Alianza Latinoamericana.

Samster · Post by **Samster** » 30 Oct 2014, 20:49

Until earlier today, I had completely overlooked that Donnington wasn't in use between 1939 and the 70s. So instead we will go to Thruxton!

1952 English A1 Grand Prix Qualifying

David Murray scores a surprise pole for Scotland from Fangio while Ascari only manages 6th.

1. SCO David Murray 1:15.780
2. ARG Juan Manuel Fangio +0.110
3. FRA Maurice Trintignant +0.164
4. ENG Peter Collins +0.178
5. BRD Hans Stuck +0.265
6. ITA Alberto Ascari +0.335
7. MON Louis Chiron +0.525
8. NED Dries van der Lof +0.565
9. BEL Johnny Claes +0.590
10. WAL Charles Headland +0.633
11. NZL Jack Tutton +0.672
12. SUI Toulo de Graffenried +0.705
13. BRA Chico Landi +0.823
14. DDR Ernst Klodwig +0.890
15. CAN Hal Robson +0.915
16. IRE Joe Kelly +0.927
17. NIR Desmond Titterington +0.995
18. DMR Porfirio Rubirosa +1.109
19. ESP Paco Godia +1.134
20. USA Tony Bettenhausen +1.161
21. AUS Jack Brabham +1.283
22. DEN Robert Nelleman +1.342
23. SWE Erik Lundgren +1.413
24. POR Fernando Mascarenhas +1.612
25. GUA Jaroslav Juhan +1.689
26. URU Eitel Cantoni +1.825
27. FIN Curt Lincoln +2.164
28. THA B. Bira +2.217
29. CHI Raul Jaras +2.768
30. VEN Ettore Chimeri +2.816
31. COL Juan Riu +3.246
32. CZE Vaclav Hovorka +3.399
33. POL Tadek Marek +3.608
34. RSA Ernest Geering +3.658
35. MEX Corona Illescas +4.501
36. PER Luis Astengo Albizuri +5.018

You may now set your strategies.

The race will be 80 laps.
Hard tyres should last around 60 laps
Soft tyres should last 35 laps

However rain is expected around 20 laps in and expected to last around 30 minutes. Therefore you must choose between.

Wet or dry setup.
Conservative or risky strategy.

A conservative strategy will just have you change between dries and wets whenever the weather changes. A risky strategy will have you take gambles such as switching to dries earlier than the rest of the field in the hope of gaining an advantage.

FantometteBR · Post by **FantometteBR** » 31 Oct 2014, 15:13

Brazil will go with a conservative setup and wet setup for this race

EDIT: Starting with soft tyres and replacing with hard ones around lap 33

W12 · Post by **W12** » 31 Oct 2014, 16:51

USA will start the race with Hard tyres and switch to Softs on lap 55. We'll go with a conservative strategy and a wet setup.

Normal32 · Post by **Normal32** » 31 Oct 2014, 17:16

ARGENTINA
Soft - Start
Wet - As soon as it starts raining
Hard/Soft - Softs if only 10-20 laps left,otherwise,Hards.
Conservative strategy
Dry setup

Post by **DemocalypseNow** » 31 Oct 2014, 17:19

How long do we have to decide a strategy?

Shadaza · Post by **Shadaza** » 31 Oct 2014, 19:12

I take it the wet tires will not wear dramatically in the 30 minutes of rain?

Either way both Spain and France will start of Softs and keep driving until either a) it rains or b) it is lap 25.
From there it will be driving on the wet tires until it dries (unless it does not rain in which case hard to the end of the race)
France will go conservative though Spain will go for the aggressive approach in order to try and make an opportunity from the chaos.

Bleu · Post by **Bleu** » 31 Oct 2014, 20:04

England and Finland start on softs and choose conservative strategy - both will take new set of softs after it dries out again.

Nessafox · Post by **Nessafox** » 01 Nov 2014, 01:02

Starting on soft, lap 20: soft, lap 40: soft, lap 60: soft. Dry setup, risky.
Full attack from Holland and the original boss!

Post by **Nuppiz** » 01 Nov 2014, 10:52

Guatemala and Colombia will use the following strategy:

Dry setup. Start on softs, change to wets when needed, change to hards as soon as conditions improve (risky strategy).

RedEyes504 · Post by **RedEyes504** » 01 Nov 2014, 11:11

Venezuela will start on softs and will play it conservative, with a wet strategy. Lets hope the rain will cause a few retirements and Ettore can pick up the pieces

AustralianStig · Post by **AustralianStig** » 01 Nov 2014, 11:50

Canada will start the race on soft tyres with a wet, risky strategy, we will pit on lap 25 for softs and then pit again on lap 50 for another set of softs.

TomWazzleshaw · Post by **TomWazzleshaw** » 01 Nov 2014, 22:47

Douglas-Cliff Racing will put our cars on the following strategies:

Germany
Dry Setup, conservative strategy
Start: Softs
Stop 1 (When it starts raining or lap 30, whatever happens first): Hards
Stop 2 (If it rains; when it stops raining): Softs

Ireland
Wet Setup, risky strategy
Start: Hards
Stop 1 (Lap 53, regardless of weather): Softs

Northern Ireland
Wet Setup, conservative strategy
Start: Softs
Stop 1 (When it starts raining or lap 30, whatever happens first): Softs
Stop 2 (When it stops raining or lap 50): Softs
Stop 3 (Lap 70): Softs

Post by **tommykl** » 01 Nov 2014, 22:59

Belgium, Sweden and the Dominican Republic will share the same strategy, going for a dry setup and a risky strategy. They will all start on hards, and weather changes notwithstanding, will switch to new hard tyres around midway, lap 35 for Belgium, lap 40 for Sweden and lap 45 for the Dominican Republic.

HawkAussie · Post by **HawkAussie** » 02 Nov 2014, 06:16

South Africa will go for a risky move with a dry setup. We will start on soft until lap 18 where we will switch to wets, then on lap 35 we will go on hards to the finish.

New Zealand on the other hand will do it the opposite and start also on soft until the rain comes down. Then on lap 38 we will switch on softs until lap 62 where we will pit the final time for softs.

andrew · Post by **andrew** » 19 Nov 2014, 16:34

Swizterland will go conservative strategy and a wet setup change to wets when needed and back to softs towards the end

Peru will not pit at all to see what happens
Mexico will take the risky strategy and dry setup