Grand Prix Rejects

ibsey wrote:Only a matter of time before a statue of him, complete with his awesome hairdo, will be placed on Trafalgar Square.

good_Ralf wrote:

ibsey wrote:Only a matter of time before a statue of him, complete with his awesome hairdo, will be placed on Trafalgar Square.

On the 4th plinth, where no statue sits permanently. Ever.

ibsey wrote:

good_Ralf wrote:

ibsey wrote:Only a matter of time before a statue of him, complete with his awesome hairdo, will be placed on Trafalgar Square.

On the 4th plinth, where no statue sits permanently. Ever.

...And you will have girls becoming impregnated the moment they lay eyes on it.

Nuppiz wrote:Right, I think that's enough of "TALENT FOR CE INDIA" messages for now...

apple2009 wrote:

Nuppiz wrote:Right, I think that's enough of "TALENT FOR CE INDIA" messages for now...

But we love our Max.

“The Indian Grand Prix represents another new race for me and my team mate, so once again it will be an exciting and challenging weekend in equal measure. The team have good experience of the track, having raced there on two occasions previously and, as always, the work we have done in the sim will be a huge benefit, so we have a good foundation on which to start the weekend.
Having reflected on Japan in particular I’m really pleased with how things are progressing at the moment, so I’m hoping for a similarly productive time in India, making good steps at every stage of the weekend.
A good two-car finish is our team target, but also from my point of view I would obviously be happy to maintain my record of being the only driver to finish every race - for another four weekends!”

Salamander wrote:Voting for the Autosport Awards has kicked off, and our man Max is in the running for rookie of the year! It seems his amazing talent is absolutely unmistakable, so let's all give him a hand to reach an accolade he most assuredly deserves!

Salamander wrote:Voting for the Autosport Awards has kicked off, and our man Max is in the running for rookie of the year! It seems his amazing talent is absolutely unmistakable, so let's all give him a hand to reach an accolade he most assuredly deserves!

Freeze-O-Kimi wrote:Looks like the other teams are finally taking an interest in Max Chilton's Mega Talent

Jocke1 wrote:

Salamander wrote:Voting for the Autosport Awards has kicked off, and our man Max is in the running for rookie of the year! It seems his amazing talent is absolutely unmistakable, so let's all give him a hand to reach an accolade he most assuredly deserves!

I can't vote on that it would seem. Subscribers only.

So I voted for Max here instead:
http://www.driverdb.com/fans/poll/51/



Let's all push him ahead of Charles Pic !!
And off that 22nd spot.

Freeze-O-Kimi wrote:Looks like the other teams are finally taking an interest in Max Chilton's Mega Talent

McLaren perhaps?

apple2009 wrote:Great tyre conservation from Chilton, a trait of a future Champion.

giraurd wrote:I stopped supporting Chilton after his today's endeavours. What an idiot! Go Giedo!

giraurd wrote:I stopped supporting Chilton after his today's endeavours. What an idiot! Go Giedo!

eurobrun wrote:

giraurd wrote:I stopped supporting Chilton after his today's endeavours. What an idiot! Go Giedo!

The crash wasn't Chilton's fault

FullMetalJack wrote:Not only did The Talented One finish ahead of highly rated teammate Jules Bianchi, he also wrote his place in the record books, as a joint record holder with Tiago Monteiro and Heikki Kovalainen. Finishing the Abu Dhabi next week will make him the new record holder, COME ON MAX, DO IT FOR US!

Jocke1 wrote:What is wrong with our world?
I went to Youtube to watch some videos, and they (YT) pitch me some ten-year old girls channel.
After a quick look I think her channel is about make-up and fashion, and she's ten!
Now, what bugs me is she has 12 499 subs and 2 799 738 views.
Max Chilton's YT channel has 173 subs and 7 241 views. Both were created in 2012.
I have done my best to spread Max's channel at various places, but alas..

So once again, what is wrong with the world?

watka wrote: No one was talking about Fernando Alonso in 2001.

“Taking part in FP1 at the Yas Marina Circuit last year was one of the highlights of my career and racing here for the first time is certainly one of the things I have been most looking forward to in my debut season. It’s a great circuit, in a part of the world I love. With GP2 Series running with us here in Abu Dhabi it has been nice to spend some time ahead of the business end of the week training and relaxing with drivers I raced alongside over the past few years. I had a great race last Sunday and it has been nice to reflect on that and think about how we can maintain our current stride with three very important race weekends remaining. Yas Marina Circuit is a tough track technically and physically, but I’m feeling confident and aiming for a repeat performance from India.”

Jocke1 wrote:It's official, Max love deserts.

Jocke1 wrote:>>>>

“A shorter day for me having made way for Rodolfo’s planned Free Practice session this morning. I’ve driven here before so I am pretty familiar with the track and the acclimatisation was short. Just as I was getting into my run I felt something wrong with my car. It seems that I had a damaged brake duct, but we’re not quite sure how it happened. The guys worked well to replace the duct and turn the car around and I was pleased to get quite a few laps in after that. We are finding our way with the car balance a little but now is a good time to do that as these are the conditions we expect in qualifying and the race. Not a bad start but quite a lot of thinking to do in preparation for FP3.”

watka wrote:Genuine question: IF Max was to get a seat at Force India, how well do we think he would do?

watka wrote:Genuine question: IF Max was to get a seat at Force India, how well do we think he would do?