FMecha wrote:Do I need to re-decide the second seat?
At this point, I'm pretty sure your choices are Rosenzweig, Rosenzweig and Rosenzweig
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Re: The Current Era - Alternate F1 - 2012
At this point, I'm pretty sure your choices are Rosenzweig, Rosenzweig and Rosenzweig
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Re: The Current Era - Alternate F1 - 2012
Wizzie wrote:FMecha wrote:Do I need to re-decide the second seat?
At this point, I'm pretty sure your choices are Rosenzweig, Rosenzweig and Rosenzweig
Yeah. You need 30 million in sponsorship, and Rosenzweig is the only driver who has that much.
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Re: The Current Era - Alternate F1 - 2012
Salamander wrote:Wizzie wrote:FMecha wrote:Do I need to re-decide the second seat?
At this point, I'm pretty sure your choices are Rosenzweig, Rosenzweig and Rosenzweig
Yeah. You need 30 million in sponsorship, and Rosenzweig is the only driver who has that much.
Sure, I take him.
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2013 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix I - Qualifying
2013 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix I - Qualifying
1. James James Davies / Ferrari - 1:32.594
2. Robert Kubica / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:32.802
3. Mark Webber / Ferrari - 1:32.821
4. Nico Rosberg / Williams-Honda - 1:32.824
5. Vitaly Petrov / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:32.896
6. Sebastian Vettel / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:32.953
7. Evgeny Restov / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:33.066
8. Jeroen Krautmeir / Mercedes - 1:33.161
9. Lewis Hamilton / Red Bull-Honda - 1:33.177
10. Johnny Cecotto, Jr. / Renault - 1:33.183
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11. Jarno Trulli / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:33.147
12. Milos Pablovic / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:33.202
13. Michael Schumacher / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:33.302
14. Felipe Massa / Mercedes - 1:33.325
15. Jacques Villeneuve / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:33.371
16. Yuji Ide / Williams-Honda - 1:33.391
17. Pedro de la Rosa / Caterham-Renault - 1:33.447
18. Jean-Éric Vergne / Red Bull-Honda - 1:33.525
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19. Alexandre Voeckler / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:33.552
20. Riccardo Agostini / McLaren-Honda - 1:33.549
21. Jaime Alguersuari / Caterham-Renault - 1:33.578
22. Sergio Pérez / KQ-Hyundai - 1:33.655
23. Giancarlo Serenelli / Renault - 1:33.763
24. António da Costa / Marussia-Renault - 1:33.956
25. Jake Rosenzweig / KQ-Hyundai - 1:33.971
26. Daniel Juncadella / Marussia-Renault - 1:34.294
2013 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix I - Race
2013 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix I - Race
Penalty Points after the race:
#3 Jacques Villeneuve - 5 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving car #9 (Sergio Pérez))
#12 Jarno Trulli - 2 (+2 for careless driving at the pit exit)
#77 Sebastian Vettel - 5 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving car #8 (Robert Kubica))
-- Positives --
James James Davies - one of the most dominating drives in recent F1 history.
Stefan-Hyundai - they are back where they used to be in 2010 and 2011.
Nico Rosberg - good run by the German returning to his old team.
Jaime Alguersuari - earning points in your first race with a team having their F1 debut is a good way to earn the INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE.
Johnny Cecotto, Jr. - seems to not have lost his touch, completely destroyed his young team mate.
-- Negatives --
Mercedes - bad strategy undoes good first half of the race.
Giancarlo Serenelli - at some point, being new doesn't cut it anymore and you are just horrible.
Lewis Hamilton - seems back to his old tricks and threw a reasonable amount of points out of the window.
Sebastian Vettel - a horrible first lap gets him REJECT OF THE RACE and the first penalty points in F1 history.
Yuji Ide - the only technical retirement of the day is never going to look good.
Penalty Points after the race:
#3 Jacques Villeneuve - 5 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving car #9 (Sergio Pérez))
#12 Jarno Trulli - 2 (+2 for careless driving at the pit exit)
#77 Sebastian Vettel - 5 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving car #8 (Robert Kubica))
-- Positives --
James James Davies - one of the most dominating drives in recent F1 history.
Stefan-Hyundai - they are back where they used to be in 2010 and 2011.
Nico Rosberg - good run by the German returning to his old team.
Jaime Alguersuari - earning points in your first race with a team having their F1 debut is a good way to earn the INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE.
Johnny Cecotto, Jr. - seems to not have lost his touch, completely destroyed his young team mate.
-- Negatives --
Mercedes - bad strategy undoes good first half of the race.
Giancarlo Serenelli - at some point, being new doesn't cut it anymore and you are just horrible.
Lewis Hamilton - seems back to his old tricks and threw a reasonable amount of points out of the window.
Sebastian Vettel - a horrible first lap gets him REJECT OF THE RACE and the first penalty points in F1 history.
Yuji Ide - the only technical retirement of the day is never going to look good.
2013 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix II - Qualifying
2013 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix II - Qualifying
1. Evgeny Restov / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:32.830
2. Vitaly Petrov / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:32.910
3. Jeroen Krautmeir / Mercedes - 1:32.948
4. James James Davies / Ferrari - 1:32.957
5. Johnny Cecotto, Jr. / Renault - 1:32.984
6. Sebastian Vettel / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:32.990
7. Nico Rosberg / Williams-Honda - 1:32.992
8. Robert Kubica / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:33.057
9. Jarno Trulli / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:33.061
10. Mark Webber / Ferrari - 1:33.183
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11. Pedro de la Rosa / Caterham-Renault - 1:33.294
12. Lewis Hamilton / Red Bull-Honda - 1:33.314
13. Michael Schumacher / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:33.318
14. Milos Pablovic / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:33.326
15. Felipe Massa / Mercedes - 1:33.432
16. Alexandre Voeckler / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:33.443
17. Riccardo Agostini / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:33.449
18. Jaime Alguersuari / Caterham-Renault - 1:33.548
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19. Jean-Éric Vergne / Red Bull-Honda - 1:33.559
20. Yuji Ide / Williams-Honda - 1:33.564
21. Giancarlo Serenelli / Renault - 1:33.585
22. Jacques Villeneuve / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:33.588
23. Sergio Pérez / KQ-Hyundai - 1:33.654
24. António da Costa / Marussia-Renault - 1:33.986
25. Daniel Juncadella / Marussia-Renault - 1:34.097
26. Jake Rosenzweig / KQ-Hyundai - 1:34.395
2013 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix II - Race
2013 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix II - Race
Penalty Points after the race:
#3 Jacques Villeneuve - 5
#12 Jarno Trulli - 2
#74 Felipe Massa - 3 (+3 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #78 (Riccardo Agostini))
#77 Sebastian Vettel - 5
-- Positives --
Vitaly Petrov - drove like a ten-year veteran to score his first win and INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE.
Evgeny Restov - sure made Petrov work for it, though.
Michael Schumacher - a very neat fourth place for the German.
Jacques Villeneuve - brilliant job by the veteran to get his team some valueable points and price money.
Johnny Cecotto, Jr. - unlucky run by the Venezuelan, who led this race in his Renault.
-- Negatives --
Mark Webber - his race was screwed on the first lap, but he didn't do a good job recovering.
Milos Pablovic - we can try to justify it as much as we want to but if you fail to score points whilst your team mate wins, you look stupid.
Alexandre Voeckler - he was supposed to get VIlleneuve's first points, but decided to choke instead.
Caterham-Renault - failure at the pitstop robs them of possible six points.
Lewis Hamilton - even though the stewards couldn't find punishable fault in his spin, he sure gets REJECT OF THE RACE for it.
Penalty Points after the race:
#3 Jacques Villeneuve - 5
#12 Jarno Trulli - 2
#74 Felipe Massa - 3 (+3 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #78 (Riccardo Agostini))
#77 Sebastian Vettel - 5
-- Positives --
Vitaly Petrov - drove like a ten-year veteran to score his first win and INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE.
Evgeny Restov - sure made Petrov work for it, though.
Michael Schumacher - a very neat fourth place for the German.
Jacques Villeneuve - brilliant job by the veteran to get his team some valueable points and price money.
Johnny Cecotto, Jr. - unlucky run by the Venezuelan, who led this race in his Renault.
-- Negatives --
Mark Webber - his race was screwed on the first lap, but he didn't do a good job recovering.
Milos Pablovic - we can try to justify it as much as we want to but if you fail to score points whilst your team mate wins, you look stupid.
Alexandre Voeckler - he was supposed to get VIlleneuve's first points, but decided to choke instead.
Caterham-Renault - failure at the pitstop robs them of possible six points.
Lewis Hamilton - even though the stewards couldn't find punishable fault in his spin, he sure gets REJECT OF THE RACE for it.
2013 Petronas Chemicals Malaysian Grand Prix I - Qualifying
2013 Petronas Chemicals Malaysian Grand Prix I - Qualifying
1. Jarno Trulli / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:35.411
2. Vitaly Petrov / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:35.576
3. Sebastian Vettel / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:35.706
4. Nico Rosberg / Williams-Honda - 1:35.710
5. Felipe Massa / Mercedes - 1:35.898
6. Pedro de la Rosa / Caterham-Renault - 1:35.904
7. Lewis Hamilton / Red Bull-Honda - 1:35.915
8. Jeroen Krautmeir / Mercedes - 1:35.921
9. Milos Pablovic / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:35.952
10. Robert Kubica / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:35.956
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11. Mark Webber / Ferrari - 1:36.060
12. Evgeny Restov / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:36.138
13. James James Davies / Ferrari - 1:36.287
14. Michael Schumacher / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:36.289
15. Johnny Cecotto, Jr. / Renault - 1:36.293
16. Jean-Éric Vergne / Red Bull-Honda - 1:36.301
17. Jaime Alguersuari / Caterham-Renault - 1:36.427
18. Sergio Pérez / KQ-Hyundai - 1:36.552
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19. Riccardo Agostini / McLaren-Honda - 1:36.560
20. Yuji Ide / Williams-Honda - 1:36.641
21. Jacques Villeneuve / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:36.653
22. Giancarlo Serenelli / Renault - 1:36.666
23. Alexandre Voeckler / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:36.871
24. Jake Rosenzweig / KQ-Hyundai - 1:37.536
25. António da Costa / Marussia-Renault - 1:37.746
26. Daniel Juncadella / Marussia-Renault - 1:37.943
2013 Petronas Chemicals Malaysian Grand Prix I - Race
2013 Petronas Chemicals Malaysian Grand Prix I - Race
Penalty Points after the race:
#3 Jacques Villeneuve - 5
#9 Sergio Pérez - 5 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #3 (Jacques Villeneuve))
#10 Jake Rosenzweig - 8 (+8 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #8 (Robert Kubica))
#12 Jarno Trulli - 2
#27 James James Davies - 4 (+4 for unsportive behaviour to the driver of car #18 (Jaime Alguersuari))
#74 Felipe Massa - 3
#77 Sebastian Vettel - 5
#80 Giancarlo Serenelli - 3 (+3 for causing an avoidable accident involving the drivers of car #2 (Jean-Eric Vergne), car #9 (Sergio Pérez) and car #28 (Mark Webber))
-- Positives --
Vitaly Petrov - another win for the Russian, who looks like a serious contender so far.
James James Davies - while he made mistakes and got penalty points, a drive from 13th to 2nd is always awesome.
Johnny Cecotto, Jr. - drove extremely mature for someone with the reputation of a mad man.
Brabham-Hyundai - despite all the driver errors from the veterans, their car was good enough to grab 18 points.
Antonio da Costa - the only way to score in a horrible car is making use of your opportunities and earning INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE like he did.
-- Negatives --
Everyone but da Costa and Petrov - wet spots stop being an excuse for spinning after the gazillionth time, which means everyone gets REJECT OF THE RACE.
Mark Webber - no heroic comeback after first-lap incident.
Mercedes - their spins really cost them and makes you wonder how long the Swabians are gonna endure this drop in performance.
Lewis Hamilton - he just could not stop spinning.
Jake Rosenzweig - should thank his gods for the invention of the penalty point system, in the old system he would have gotten a race ban.
Penalty Points after the race:
#3 Jacques Villeneuve - 5
#9 Sergio Pérez - 5 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #3 (Jacques Villeneuve))
#10 Jake Rosenzweig - 8 (+8 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #8 (Robert Kubica))
#12 Jarno Trulli - 2
#27 James James Davies - 4 (+4 for unsportive behaviour to the driver of car #18 (Jaime Alguersuari))
#74 Felipe Massa - 3
#77 Sebastian Vettel - 5
#80 Giancarlo Serenelli - 3 (+3 for causing an avoidable accident involving the drivers of car #2 (Jean-Eric Vergne), car #9 (Sergio Pérez) and car #28 (Mark Webber))
-- Positives --
Vitaly Petrov - another win for the Russian, who looks like a serious contender so far.
James James Davies - while he made mistakes and got penalty points, a drive from 13th to 2nd is always awesome.
Johnny Cecotto, Jr. - drove extremely mature for someone with the reputation of a mad man.
Brabham-Hyundai - despite all the driver errors from the veterans, their car was good enough to grab 18 points.
Antonio da Costa - the only way to score in a horrible car is making use of your opportunities and earning INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE like he did.
-- Negatives --
Everyone but da Costa and Petrov - wet spots stop being an excuse for spinning after the gazillionth time, which means everyone gets REJECT OF THE RACE.
Mark Webber - no heroic comeback after first-lap incident.
Mercedes - their spins really cost them and makes you wonder how long the Swabians are gonna endure this drop in performance.
Lewis Hamilton - he just could not stop spinning.
Jake Rosenzweig - should thank his gods for the invention of the penalty point system, in the old system he would have gotten a race ban.
2013 Petronas Chemicals Malaysian Grand Prix II - Qualifying
2013 Petronas Chemicals Malaysian Grand Prix II - Qualifying
1. Jarno Trulli / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:35.698
2. Nico Rosberg / Williams-Honda - 1:35.708
3. James James Davies / Ferrari - 1:35.738
4. Mark Webber / Ferrari - 1:35.758
5. Robert Kubica / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:35.778
6. Vitaly Petrov / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:35.813
7. Sebastian Vettel / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:36.045
8. Pedro de la Rosa / Caterham-Renault - 1:36.062
9. Jaime Alguersuari / Caterham-Renault - 1:36.077
10. Michael Schumacher / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:36.081
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11. Johnny Cecotto, Jr. / Renault - 1:36.130
12. Jeroen Krautmeir / Mercedes - 1:36.215
13. Felipe Massa / Mercedes - 1:35.277
14. Evgeny Restov / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:36.366
15. Lewis Hamilton / Red Bull-Honda - 1:36.366
16. Milos Pablovic / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:36.503
17. Jean-Éric Vergne / Red Bull-Honda - 1:36.515
18. Riccardo Agostini / McLaren-Honda - 1:36.769
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19. Yuji Ide / Williams-Honda - 1:36.880
20. Alexandre Voeckler / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:36.896
21. Giancarlo Serenelli / Renault - 1:36.901
22. Sergio Pérez / KQ-Hyundai - 1:36.902
23. Jacques Villeneuve / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:36.618
24. António da Costa / Marussia-Renault - 1:36.833
25. Jake Rosenzweig / KQ-Hyundai - 1:37.427
26. Daniel Juncadella / Marussia-Renault - 1:37.516
2013 Petronas Chemicals Malaysian Grand Prix II - Race
2013 Petronas Chemicals Malaysian Grand Prix II - Race
Penalty Points after the race:
#3 Jacques Villeneuve - 5
#9 Sergio Pérez - 8 (+3 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #6 (Yuji Ide)
#10 Jake Rosenzweig - 8
#11 Michael Schumacher - 5 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #3 (Jacques Villeneuve))
#12 Jarno Trulli - 2
#27 James James Davies - 4
#28 Mark Webber - 8 (+8 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #30 (Vitaly Petrov))
#74 Felipe Massa - 3
#77 Sebastian Vettel - 5
#80 Giancarlo Serenelli - 3
-- Positives --
James James Davies - another dominating drives solidifies his position in the standings.
Robert Kubica - good job getting his first podium with his new team.
Pedro de la Rosa - heroic drive by the old man to earn INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE.
Jeroen Krautmeir - finally something went well for the F1RWRS driver.
Alexandre Voeckler - another point for the small Villeneuve team.
-- Negatives --
Nico Rosberg - got third but really should have been second.
Sergio Pérez - second penalty of the weekend add to a mediocre drive
Sebastian Vettel - just what is wrong with that man that he can't go two races without some trouble: REJECT OF THE RACE.
Red Bull-Honda - a lot of trouble for the team producing last year's driver champion.
Mark Webber - if you escape a ban only because the FIA cannot prove you did your accident intentionally, you are doing a bad job.
Penalty Points after the race:
#3 Jacques Villeneuve - 5
#9 Sergio Pérez - 8 (+3 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #6 (Yuji Ide)
#10 Jake Rosenzweig - 8
#11 Michael Schumacher - 5 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #3 (Jacques Villeneuve))
#12 Jarno Trulli - 2
#27 James James Davies - 4
#28 Mark Webber - 8 (+8 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #30 (Vitaly Petrov))
#74 Felipe Massa - 3
#77 Sebastian Vettel - 5
#80 Giancarlo Serenelli - 3
-- Positives --
James James Davies - another dominating drives solidifies his position in the standings.
Robert Kubica - good job getting his first podium with his new team.
Pedro de la Rosa - heroic drive by the old man to earn INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE.
Jeroen Krautmeir - finally something went well for the F1RWRS driver.
Alexandre Voeckler - another point for the small Villeneuve team.
-- Negatives --
Nico Rosberg - got third but really should have been second.
Sergio Pérez - second penalty of the weekend add to a mediocre drive
Sebastian Vettel - just what is wrong with that man that he can't go two races without some trouble: REJECT OF THE RACE.
Red Bull-Honda - a lot of trouble for the team producing last year's driver champion.
Mark Webber - if you escape a ban only because the FIA cannot prove you did your accident intentionally, you are doing a bad job.
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James James Davies wrote:Well, it was another flawless race for me, but really, can you expect much less from yours truly?
However, I have to say I'm absolutely shocked that the FIA came down against Mark for that contact with Petrov - that was a clear-cut racing incident. I think the FIA needs to stop dithering about and get on the case of those Serbian cheaters - we all know they have traction control, and they're loading up Petrov with more steroids than Jose Braggia takes in a week!
Sebastian Vettel wrote:If I was good at losing, I wouldn't be in Formula 1
2013 Mitsukoshi Japanese Grand Prix I - Qualifying
2013 Mitsukoshi Japanese Grand Prix I - Qualifying
1. Jarno Trulli / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:40.956
2. Michael Schumacher / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:41.477
3. Pedro de la Rosa / Caterham-Renault - 1:41.591
4. Riccardo Agostini / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:41.763
5. James James Davies / Ferrari - 1:41.784
6. Vitaly Petrov / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:41.851
7. Mark Webber / Ferrari - 1:42.008
8. Sebastian Vettel / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:42.044
9. Nico Rosberg / Williams-Honda - 1:42.067
10. Giancarlo Serenelli / Renault - 1:42.293
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11. Robert Kubica / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:41.874
12. Jeroen Krautmeir / Mercedes - 1:41.975
13. Milos Pablovic / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:42.051
14. Jaime Alguersuari / Caterham-Renault - 1:42.151
15. Lewis Hamilton / Red Bull-Honda - 1:42.131
16. Evgeny Restov / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:42.185
17. Felipe Massa / Mercedes - 1:42.388
18. Johnny Cecotto, Jr. / Renault - 1:42.517
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19. Yuji Ide / Williams-Honda - 1:32.423
20. Jean-Éric Vergne / Red Bull-Honda - 1:32.562
21. Jacques Villeneuve / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:32.602
22. Alexandre Voeckler / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:32.789
23. Sergio Pérez / KQ-Hyundai - 1:32.843
24. António da Costa / Marussia-Renault - 1:32.910
25. Jake Rosenzweig / KQ-Hyundai - 1:32.973
26. Daniel Juncadella / Marussia-Renault - 1:33.250
2013 Mitsukoshi Japanese Grand Prix I - Race
2013 Mitsukoshi Japanese Grand Prix I - Race
Penalty Points after the race:
#3 Jacques Villeneuve - 8 (+3 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #9 (Sergio Pérez))
#7 Evgeny Restov - 5 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #80 (Giancarlo Serenelli)
#9 Sergio Pérez - 8
#10 Jake Rosenzweig - 8
#11 Michael Schumacher - 5
#12 Jarno Trulli - 2
#27 James James Davies - 4
#28 Mark Webber - 20 (+10 for bringing the sport into disrepute; +2 for not having undertaken one of the obligatory pitstops)
#74 Felipe Massa - 3
#77 Sebastian Vettel - 5
#80 Giancarlo Serenelli - 3
In addition to the penalty points assigned to the driver of car #28 (Mark Webber), he has also been sentenced to a 30-second penalty and a Grand Prix weekend ban. His team (Scuderia Ferrari) have been sentenced to a fine of €10,000,000.
-- Positives --
Jarno Trulli - victim of a screwjob after a brilliant drive all day long.
Pedro de la Rosa - the podium that eluded him in Malaysia was now there for the taking, INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE again.
Sebastian Vettel - finally gets some points.
Mercedes - good run in the wet conditions, should give them optimism.
Giancarlo Serenelli - even though it went unrewarded, drives like these can justify his place in F1.
-- Negatives --
Red Bull-Honda - anything that could've gone wrong for them did go wrong.
Ferrari - you know your strategy is evil if you copy it from one of the most loathed motorsport movies of all time, they fully earn REJECT OF THE RACE.
Yuji Ide - lost valueable two points on the final lap.
Evgeny Restov - wanted too much and paid the price for it.
Villeneuve-Hyundai - a horrible day by any defition of the term.
Penalty Points after the race:
#3 Jacques Villeneuve - 8 (+3 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #9 (Sergio Pérez))
#7 Evgeny Restov - 5 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #80 (Giancarlo Serenelli)
#9 Sergio Pérez - 8
#10 Jake Rosenzweig - 8
#11 Michael Schumacher - 5
#12 Jarno Trulli - 2
#27 James James Davies - 4
#28 Mark Webber - 20 (+10 for bringing the sport into disrepute; +2 for not having undertaken one of the obligatory pitstops)
#74 Felipe Massa - 3
#77 Sebastian Vettel - 5
#80 Giancarlo Serenelli - 3
In addition to the penalty points assigned to the driver of car #28 (Mark Webber), he has also been sentenced to a 30-second penalty and a Grand Prix weekend ban. His team (Scuderia Ferrari) have been sentenced to a fine of €10,000,000.
-- Positives --
Jarno Trulli - victim of a screwjob after a brilliant drive all day long.
Pedro de la Rosa - the podium that eluded him in Malaysia was now there for the taking, INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE again.
Sebastian Vettel - finally gets some points.
Mercedes - good run in the wet conditions, should give them optimism.
Giancarlo Serenelli - even though it went unrewarded, drives like these can justify his place in F1.
-- Negatives --
Red Bull-Honda - anything that could've gone wrong for them did go wrong.
Ferrari - you know your strategy is evil if you copy it from one of the most loathed motorsport movies of all time, they fully earn REJECT OF THE RACE.
Yuji Ide - lost valueable two points on the final lap.
Evgeny Restov - wanted too much and paid the price for it.
Villeneuve-Hyundai - a horrible day by any defition of the term.
2013 Mitsukoshi Japanese Grand Prix II - Qualifying
2013 Mitsukoshi Japanese Grand Prix II - Qualifying
1. Vitaly Petrov / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:30.805
2. Jeroen Krautmeir / Mercedes - 1:30.868
3. Sebastian Vettel / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:30.879
4. Felipe Massa / Mercedes - 1:30.889
5. Mark Webber / Ferrari - 1:30.948
6. Johnny Cecotto, Jr. / Renault - 1:31.148
7. Milos Pablovic / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:31.176
8. Jean-Éric Vergne / Red Bull-Honda - 1:31.242
9. Nico Rosberg / Williams-Honda - 1:31.349
10. Riccardo Agostini / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:31.349
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11. Evgeny Restov / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:31.235
12. Pedro de la Rosa / Caterham-Renault - 1:31.293
13. Jarno Trulli / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:31.301
14. Yuji Ide / Williams-Honda - 1:31.456
15. Alexandre Voeckler / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:31.789
16. Giancarlo Serenelli / Renault - 1:31.924
17. Lewis Hamilton / Red Bull-Honda - 1:31.982
18. James James Davies / Ferrari - 1:32.105
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19. Sergio Pérez / KQ-Hyundai - 1:32.105
20. Robert Kubica / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:32.217
21. Michael Schumacher / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:32.255
22. Jacques Villeneuve / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:32.291
23. Jaime Alguersuari / Caterham-Renault - 1:32.315
24. Jake Rosenzweig / KQ-Hyundai - 1:32.725
25. António da Costa / Marussia-Renault - 1:32.979
26. Daniel Juncadella / Marussia-Renault - 1:33.504
2013 Mitsukoshi Japanese Grand Prix II - Race
2013 Mitsukoshi Japanese Grand Prix II - Race
Penalty Points after the race:
#3 Jacques Villeneuve - 8
#7 Evgeny Restov - 5
#9 Sergio Pérez - 8
#10 Jake Rosenzweig - 8
#11 Michael Schumacher - 5
#12 Jarno Trulli - 2
#27 James James Davies - 4
#28 Mark Webber - 20
#74 Felipe Massa - 3
#77 Sebastian Vettel - 5
#80 Giancarlo Serenelli - 3
The driver of car #9 (Sergio Pérez) has suffered an injury in an accident. He is out until the 2013 Tiffany Monaco Grand Prix I. FMecha, you have until Thursday evening to decide on a replacement. RNG will be run for RL drivers and fictional drivers agree at their owner's disgression, as usual. You don't need to specify a wage or sponsorship, it will all be covered by Pérez's sponsorship and wage.
-- Positives --
Vitaly Petrov - he is back in business, another great run by the Russian.
Evgeny Restov - good strategy by the Russian to get away with a third place.
Yuji Ide - heroic performance by the Japanese star to acquire fourth and INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE.
Mercedes - their pace was awesome, even though their drivers rob them off the rewards.
Jean-Éric Vergne - poor sod would have gotten a podium if not for his KERS eliminating his car.
-- Negatives --
Jeroen Krautmeir - must be unpopular with Mercedes, given as he denied them what would have been a valueable top five finish.
Villeneuve-Hyundai - yet another bad race for the newest team in F1, it's a slow learning process.
McLaren-Mercedes - this season had a really farcial start for the team, earning them this REJECT OF THE RACE award.
James James Davies - had a starting incident with Villeneuve and later couldn't stop spinning on worn out tyres.
Renault - double engine explosion makes leaving work team look stupid.
Penalty Points after the race:
#3 Jacques Villeneuve - 8
#7 Evgeny Restov - 5
#9 Sergio Pérez - 8
#10 Jake Rosenzweig - 8
#11 Michael Schumacher - 5
#12 Jarno Trulli - 2
#27 James James Davies - 4
#28 Mark Webber - 20
#74 Felipe Massa - 3
#77 Sebastian Vettel - 5
#80 Giancarlo Serenelli - 3
The driver of car #9 (Sergio Pérez) has suffered an injury in an accident. He is out until the 2013 Tiffany Monaco Grand Prix I. FMecha, you have until Thursday evening to decide on a replacement. RNG will be run for RL drivers and fictional drivers agree at their owner's disgression, as usual. You don't need to specify a wage or sponsorship, it will all be covered by Pérez's sponsorship and wage.
-- Positives --
Vitaly Petrov - he is back in business, another great run by the Russian.
Evgeny Restov - good strategy by the Russian to get away with a third place.
Yuji Ide - heroic performance by the Japanese star to acquire fourth and INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE.
Mercedes - their pace was awesome, even though their drivers rob them off the rewards.
Jean-Éric Vergne - poor sod would have gotten a podium if not for his KERS eliminating his car.
-- Negatives --
Jeroen Krautmeir - must be unpopular with Mercedes, given as he denied them what would have been a valueable top five finish.
Villeneuve-Hyundai - yet another bad race for the newest team in F1, it's a slow learning process.
McLaren-Mercedes - this season had a really farcial start for the team, earning them this REJECT OF THE RACE award.
James James Davies - had a starting incident with Villeneuve and later couldn't stop spinning on worn out tyres.
Renault - double engine explosion makes leaving work team look stupid.
Re: The Current Era - Alternate F1 - 2012 & 2013
I'll just have PDLR replace Perez until Monaco. If not, Serafim.
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Re: The Current Era - Alternate F1 - 2012 & 2013
FMecha wrote:I'll just have PDLR replace Perez until Monaco. If not, Serafim.
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Re: 2013 Mitsukoshi Japanese Grand Prix II - Race
Klon wrote:The driver of car #9 (Sergio Pérez) has suffered an injury in an accident. He is out until the 2013 Tiffany Monaco Grand Prix I. FMecha, you have until Thursday evening to decide on a replacement. RNG will be run for RL drivers and fictional drivers agree at their owner's disgression, as usual. You don't need to specify a wage or sponsorship, it will all be covered by Pérez's sponsorship and wage.
46 year old Prost GP champion Frederic-Maxime Voeckler is interested!
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Re: 2013 Mitsukoshi Japanese Grand Prix II - Race
Biscione wrote:Klon wrote:The driver of car #9 (Sergio Pérez) has suffered an injury in an accident. He is out until the 2013 Tiffany Monaco Grand Prix I. FMecha, you have until Thursday evening to decide on a replacement. RNG will be run for RL drivers and fictional drivers agree at their owner's disgression, as usual. You don't need to specify a wage or sponsorship, it will all be covered by Pérez's sponsorship and wage.
46 year old Prost GP champion Frederic-Maxime Voeckler is interested!
Since Caterham has PDLR, Voeckler gets the seat, then
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2013 Panasonic Turkish Grand Prix I - Qualifying
2013 Panasonic Turkish Grand Prix I - Qualifying
1. Robert Kubica / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:26.893
2. Nico Rosberg / Williams-Honda - 1:26.997
3. Vitaly Petrov / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:27.049
4. James James Davies / Ferrari - 1:27.152
5. Daniel Melrose / Ferrari - 1:27.204
6. Jeroen Krautmeir / Mercedes - 1:27.302
7. Felipe Massa / Mercedes - 1:27.309
8. Jarno Trulli / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:27.332
9. Evgeny Restov / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:27.341
10. Johnny Cecotto, Jr. / Renault - 1:27.362
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11. Milos Pablovic / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:27.342
12. Jean-Éric Vergne / Red Bull-Honda - 1:27.345
13. Pedro de la Rosa / Caterham-Renault - 1:27.364
14. Michael Schumacher / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:27.372
15. Lewis Hamilton / Red Bull-Honda - 1:27.380
16. Sebastian Vettel / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:27.455
17. Jaime Alguersuari / Caterham-Renault - 1:27.481
18. Alexandre Voeckler / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:27.652
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19. Riccardo Agostini / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:27.848
20. Jacques Villeneuve / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:27.981
21. Yuji Ide / Williams-Honda - 1:27.982
22. Giancarlo Serenelli / Renault - 1:28.085
23. Jake Rosenzweig / KQ-Hyundai - 1:28.245
24. Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler / KQ-Hyundai - 1:28.246
25. António da Costa / Marussia-Renault - 1:28.515
26. Daniel Juncadella / Marussia-Renault - 1:28.596
2013 Panasonic Turkish Grand Prix I - Race
2013 Panasonic Turkish Grand Prix I - Race
Penalty Points after the race:
#3 Jacques Villeneuve - 8
#4 Alexandre Voeckler - 8 (+8 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #9 (Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler))
#5 Nico Rosberg - 5 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #12 (Jarno Trulli))
#7 Evgeny Restov - 5
#9 Sergio Pérez - 8
#10 Jake Rosenzweig - 8
#11 Michael Schumacher - 5
#12 Jarno Trulli - 2
#27 James James Davies - 4
#28 Mark Webber - 20
#73 Jeroen Krautmeir - 10 (+10 for unsportive behaviour to the driver of car #79 (Johnny Cecotto, Jr.))
#74 Felipe Massa - 3
#77 Sebastian Vettel - 5
#80 Giancarlo Serenelli - 3
-- Positives --
Vitaly Petrov - his fourth win of the year must have Ferrari worrying.
Robert Kubica - while he was hoping for more after his pole, a second place is still very good.
Jean-Éric Vergne - his first podium becomes a ray of hope for RBR and earns him INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE.
Mercedes - this time their drivers managed to keep their shite together during the race.
Johnny Cecotto, Jr. - another good run by the Venezuelan.
-- Negatives --
Jeroen Krautmeir - the world will never know what made him run into Cecotto after the end of the race.
Nico Rosberg - a day to forget for the German, including penalty points and a general lack of pace.
McLaren-Mercedes - having both cars suffering engine failures at the same time gets you an immediate REJECT OF THE RACE.
Alexandre Voeckler - running into your uncle will sour the mood during the Christmas dinner.
James James Davies - if you start so fast, you have to run into a wall to avoid slower cars, your start is not good.
Penalty Points after the race:
#3 Jacques Villeneuve - 8
#4 Alexandre Voeckler - 8 (+8 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #9 (Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler))
#5 Nico Rosberg - 5 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #12 (Jarno Trulli))
#7 Evgeny Restov - 5
#9 Sergio Pérez - 8
#10 Jake Rosenzweig - 8
#11 Michael Schumacher - 5
#12 Jarno Trulli - 2
#27 James James Davies - 4
#28 Mark Webber - 20
#73 Jeroen Krautmeir - 10 (+10 for unsportive behaviour to the driver of car #79 (Johnny Cecotto, Jr.))
#74 Felipe Massa - 3
#77 Sebastian Vettel - 5
#80 Giancarlo Serenelli - 3
-- Positives --
Vitaly Petrov - his fourth win of the year must have Ferrari worrying.
Robert Kubica - while he was hoping for more after his pole, a second place is still very good.
Jean-Éric Vergne - his first podium becomes a ray of hope for RBR and earns him INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE.
Mercedes - this time their drivers managed to keep their shite together during the race.
Johnny Cecotto, Jr. - another good run by the Venezuelan.
-- Negatives --
Jeroen Krautmeir - the world will never know what made him run into Cecotto after the end of the race.
Nico Rosberg - a day to forget for the German, including penalty points and a general lack of pace.
McLaren-Mercedes - having both cars suffering engine failures at the same time gets you an immediate REJECT OF THE RACE.
Alexandre Voeckler - running into your uncle will sour the mood during the Christmas dinner.
James James Davies - if you start so fast, you have to run into a wall to avoid slower cars, your start is not good.
2013 Panasonic Turkish Grand Prix II - Qualifying
2013 Panasonic Turkish Grand Prix II - Qualifying
1. Nico Rosberg / Williams-Honda - 1:26.148
2. James James Davies / Ferrari - 1:26.154
3. Daniel Melrose / Ferrari - 1:26.276
4. Jarno Trulli / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:26.292
5. Robert Kubica / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:26.378
6. Vitaly Petrov / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:26.380
7. Felipe Massa / Mercedes - 1:26.482
8. Evgeny Restov / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:26.491
9. Jeroen Krautmeir / Mercedes - 1:26.529
10. Milos Pablovic / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:26.580
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11. Lewis Hamilton / Red Bull-Honda - 1:26.541
12. Sebastian Vettel / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:26.545
13. Michael Schumacher / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:26.618
14. Pedro de la Rosa / Caterham-Renault - 1:26.754
15. Jaime Alguersuari / Caterham-Renault - 1:26.791
16. Riccardo Agostini / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:26.817
17. Johnny Cecotto, Jr. / Renault - 1:26.826
18. Jean-Éric Vergne / Red Bull-Honda - 1:26.925
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19. Giancarlo Serenelli / Renault - 1:26.883
20. Yuji Ide / Williams-Honda - 1:26.926
21. Alexandre Voeckler / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:27.067
22. Jacques Villeneuve / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:27.190
23. Jake Rosenzweig / KQ-Hyundai - 1:27.495
24. Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler / KQ-Hyundai - 1:27.550
25. António da Costa / Marussia-Renault - 1:27.611
26. Daniel Juncadella / Marussia-Renault - 1:27.729
2013 Panasonic Turkish Grand Prix II - Race
2013 Panasonic Turkish Grand Prix II - Race
Penalty Points after the race:
#3 Jacques Villeneuve - 8
#4 Alexandre Voeckler - 8
#5 Nico Rosberg - 5
#7 Evgeny Restov - 5
#9 Sergio Pérez - 8
#10 Jake Rosenzweig - 8
#11 Michael Schumacher - 5
#12 Jarno Trulli - 7 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #73 (Jeroen Krautmeir))
#27 James James Davies - 4
#28 Mark Webber - 20
#31 Milos Pablovic - 5 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #1 (Lewis Hamilton))
#73 Jeroen Krautmeir - 10
#74 Felipe Massa - 3
#77 Sebastian Vettel - 5
#80 Giancarlo Serenelli - 3
-- Positives --
Nico Rosberg - handy podium for the Williams driver.
Michael Schumacher - great effort by the German to move up to fourth.
Felipe Massa - brilliant job by the Brazilian to come back after having another incident with his team mate: INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE.
Pedro de la Rosa - nice drive by the Spaniard to get Caterham some more points.
Robert Kubica - early good run came undone but he still looked neat
-- Negatives --
Daniel Melrose - had one job to do but failed to do it.
Johnny Cecotto, Jr. - hardly matched his earlier performances today.
Red Bull-Honda - their season is not going well, earning them a REJECT OF THE RACE award.
McLaren-Mercedes - they will be desperate to turn their year around.
Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler - bad pace and lazy spins equal a bad performance.
Penalty Points after the race:
#3 Jacques Villeneuve - 8
#4 Alexandre Voeckler - 8
#5 Nico Rosberg - 5
#7 Evgeny Restov - 5
#9 Sergio Pérez - 8
#10 Jake Rosenzweig - 8
#11 Michael Schumacher - 5
#12 Jarno Trulli - 7 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #73 (Jeroen Krautmeir))
#27 James James Davies - 4
#28 Mark Webber - 20
#31 Milos Pablovic - 5 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #1 (Lewis Hamilton))
#73 Jeroen Krautmeir - 10
#74 Felipe Massa - 3
#77 Sebastian Vettel - 5
#80 Giancarlo Serenelli - 3
-- Positives --
Nico Rosberg - handy podium for the Williams driver.
Michael Schumacher - great effort by the German to move up to fourth.
Felipe Massa - brilliant job by the Brazilian to come back after having another incident with his team mate: INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE.
Pedro de la Rosa - nice drive by the Spaniard to get Caterham some more points.
Robert Kubica - early good run came undone but he still looked neat
-- Negatives --
Daniel Melrose - had one job to do but failed to do it.
Johnny Cecotto, Jr. - hardly matched his earlier performances today.
Red Bull-Honda - their season is not going well, earning them a REJECT OF THE RACE award.
McLaren-Mercedes - they will be desperate to turn their year around.
Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler - bad pace and lazy spins equal a bad performance.
2013 Red Bull Großer Preis von Österreich I - Qualifying
2013 Red Bull Großer Preis von Österreich I - Qualifying
1. Jarno Trulli / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:13.257
2. Mark Webber / Ferrari - 1:13.260
3. James James Davies / Ferrari - 1:13.378
4. Felipe Massa / Mercedes - 1:13.459
5. Sebastian Vettel / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:13.507
6. Nico Rosberg / Williams-Honda - 1:13.530
7. Michael Schumacher / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:13.531
8. Jeroen Krautmeir / Mercedes - 1:13.611
9. Lewis Hamilton / Red Bull-Honda - 1:13.640
10. Robert Kubica / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:13.659
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11. Johnny Cecotto, Jr. / Renault - 1:13.070
12. Evgeny Restov / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:13.098
13. Milos Pablovic / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:13.131
14. Vitaly Petrov / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:13.146
15. Pedro de la Rosa / Caterham-Renault - 1:13.159
16. Jaime Alguersuari / Caterham-Renault - 1:13.230
17. Riccardo Agostini / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:13.407
18. Jean-Éric Vergne / Red Bull-Honda - 1:13.417
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19. Alexandre Voeckler / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:14.378
20. Yuji Ide / Williams-Honda - 1:14.408
21. Giancarlo Serenelli / Renault - 1:14.421
22. Jacques Villeneuve / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:14.438
23. Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler / KQ-Hyundai - 1:14.668
24. António da Costa / Marussia-Renault - 1:14.824
25. Jake Rosenzweig / KQ-Hyundai - 1:15.031
26. Daniel Juncadella / Marussia-Renault - 1:15.183
2013 Red Bull Großer Preis von Österreich I - Race
2013 Red Bull Großer Preis von Österreich I - Race
Penalty Points after the race:
#3 Jacques Villeneuve - 11 (+3 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #80 (Giancarlo Serenelli))
#4 Alexandre Voeckler - 8
#5 Nico Rosberg - 5
#7 Evgeny Restov - 5
#9 Sergio Pérez - 8
#10 Jake Rosenzweig - 8
#11 Michael Schumacher - 5
#12 Jarno Trulli - 7
#27 James James Davies - 4
#28 Mark Webber - 20
#31 Milos Pablovic - 5
#32 Daniel Juncadella - 10 (+10 for unsportive behaviour to the driver of car #18 (Jaime Alguersuari))
#73 Jeroen Krautmeir - 10
#74 Felipe Massa - 3
#77 Sebastian Vettel - 5
#80 Giancarlo Serenelli - 3
-- Positives --
Jarno Trulli - vengeance for Japan as Trulli takes advantage of Webber's mistake to win.
Nico Rosberg - good run to take his second consecutive second place.
Sebastian Vettel - after everything that went wrong for Vettel so far, this podium must earn him INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE.
Pedro de la Rosa - yet another brilliant performance by the 42-years old Spanish driver.
Milos Pablovic - must have switched his skill set with Petrov's.
-- Negatives --
Ferrari - Webber throws a win away and Davies has four pitstops.
Vitaly Petrov - had a chance to take advantage of JJD's troubles but failed to do so.
Felipe Massa - he will slap himself for throwing a valueable win away and earning the REJECT OF THE RACE award.
Lewis Hamilton - another atrocious performance by the two-time world champion.
KQ-Hyundai - their setup work was atrocious, the cars could hardly stay on track.
Penalty Points after the race:
#3 Jacques Villeneuve - 11 (+3 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #80 (Giancarlo Serenelli))
#4 Alexandre Voeckler - 8
#5 Nico Rosberg - 5
#7 Evgeny Restov - 5
#9 Sergio Pérez - 8
#10 Jake Rosenzweig - 8
#11 Michael Schumacher - 5
#12 Jarno Trulli - 7
#27 James James Davies - 4
#28 Mark Webber - 20
#31 Milos Pablovic - 5
#32 Daniel Juncadella - 10 (+10 for unsportive behaviour to the driver of car #18 (Jaime Alguersuari))
#73 Jeroen Krautmeir - 10
#74 Felipe Massa - 3
#77 Sebastian Vettel - 5
#80 Giancarlo Serenelli - 3
-- Positives --
Jarno Trulli - vengeance for Japan as Trulli takes advantage of Webber's mistake to win.
Nico Rosberg - good run to take his second consecutive second place.
Sebastian Vettel - after everything that went wrong for Vettel so far, this podium must earn him INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE.
Pedro de la Rosa - yet another brilliant performance by the 42-years old Spanish driver.
Milos Pablovic - must have switched his skill set with Petrov's.
-- Negatives --
Ferrari - Webber throws a win away and Davies has four pitstops.
Vitaly Petrov - had a chance to take advantage of JJD's troubles but failed to do so.
Felipe Massa - he will slap himself for throwing a valueable win away and earning the REJECT OF THE RACE award.
Lewis Hamilton - another atrocious performance by the two-time world champion.
KQ-Hyundai - their setup work was atrocious, the cars could hardly stay on track.
2013 Red Bull Großer Preis von Österreich II - Qualifying
2013 Red Bull Großer Preis von Österreich II - Qualifying
1. Jeroen Krautmeir / Mercedes - 1:12.846
2. Felipe Massa / Mercedes - 1:12.858
3. Robert Kubica / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:12.864
4. Jarno Trulli / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:12.866
5. Mark Webber / Ferrari - 1:13.866
6. Jaime Alguersuari / Caterham-Renault - 1:12.984
7. Nico Rosberg / Williams-Honda - 1:12.985
8. Michael Schumacher / Brabham-Hyundai - 1:12.995
9. Evgeny Restov / Sauber-Ferrari - 1:12.999
10. Vitaly Petrov / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:13.003
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11. Pedro de la Rosa / Caterham-Renault - 1:13.007
12. James James Davies / Ferrari - 1:13.049
13. Lewis Hamilton / Red Bull-Honda - 1:13.104
14. Johnny Cecotto, Jr. / Renault - 1:13.122
15. Sebastian Vettel / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:13.507
16. Milos Pablovic / Stefan-Hyundai - 1:13.131
17. Yuji Ide / Williams-Honda - 1:13.144
18. Riccardo Agostini / McLaren-Mercedes - 1:13.256
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19. Jean-Éric Vergne / Red Bull-Honda - 1:13.415
20. Alexandre Voeckler / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:13.503
21. Giancarlo Serenelli / Renault - 1:13.504
22. Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler / KQ-Hyundai - 1:13.536
23. Jake Rosenzweig / KQ-Hyundai - 1:13.558
24. António da Costa / Marussia-Renault - 1:13.605
25. Jacques Villeneuve / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 1:14.089
26. Daniel Juncadella / Marussia-Renault - 1:14.613
2013 Red Bull Großer Preis von Österreich II - Race
2013 Red Bull Großer Preis von Österreich II - Race
Penalty Points after the race:
#3 Jacques Villeneuve - 8
#4 Alexandre Voeckler - 8
#5 Nico Rosberg - 5
#7 Evgeny Restov - 5
#9 Sergio Pérez - 8
#10 Jake Rosenzweig - 11 (+3 for causing an avoidable accident involving the car of #27 (James James Davies))
#11 Michael Schumacher - 5
#12 Jarno Trulli - 2
#27 James James Davies - 4
#28 Mark Webber - 20
#73 Jeroen Krautmeir - 10
#74 Felipe Massa - 3
#77 Sebastian Vettel - 5
#80 Giancarlo Serenelli - 3
-- Positives --
Mark Webber - after failing to get the job done yesterday, he won his first race for Ferrari; can he win more?
Jeroen Krautmeir - lost to the superior Ferraris but managed to grab a nice second place.
James James Davies - he was sent to the back of the field on lap 1 but fought back with heart and power.
Alexandre Voeckler - kept the competition honest to grab INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE and eight points.
Yuji Ide - outperformed his celebrated team mate.
-- Negatives --
Felipe Massa - what use is an awesome drive if it all goes to hell after that?
Jaime Alguersuari - was signficantly slower than his team mate.
Brabham-Hyundai - had a bad race with errors and setup mistakes.
Vitaly Petrov - he needs every point he can get to stop the Davies menace, so spinning out like he did gets REJECT OF THE RACE.
Riccardo Agostini - now that McLaren has apparentely conquered some of their problems, he must perform if he wants to stay in F1.
Penalty Points after the race:
#3 Jacques Villeneuve - 8
#4 Alexandre Voeckler - 8
#5 Nico Rosberg - 5
#7 Evgeny Restov - 5
#9 Sergio Pérez - 8
#10 Jake Rosenzweig - 11 (+3 for causing an avoidable accident involving the car of #27 (James James Davies))
#11 Michael Schumacher - 5
#12 Jarno Trulli - 2
#27 James James Davies - 4
#28 Mark Webber - 20
#73 Jeroen Krautmeir - 10
#74 Felipe Massa - 3
#77 Sebastian Vettel - 5
#80 Giancarlo Serenelli - 3
-- Positives --
Mark Webber - after failing to get the job done yesterday, he won his first race for Ferrari; can he win more?
Jeroen Krautmeir - lost to the superior Ferraris but managed to grab a nice second place.
James James Davies - he was sent to the back of the field on lap 1 but fought back with heart and power.
Alexandre Voeckler - kept the competition honest to grab INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE and eight points.
Yuji Ide - outperformed his celebrated team mate.
-- Negatives --
Felipe Massa - what use is an awesome drive if it all goes to hell after that?
Jaime Alguersuari - was signficantly slower than his team mate.
Brabham-Hyundai - had a bad race with errors and setup mistakes.
Vitaly Petrov - he needs every point he can get to stop the Davies menace, so spinning out like he did gets REJECT OF THE RACE.
Riccardo Agostini - now that McLaren has apparentely conquered some of their problems, he must perform if he wants to stay in F1.
Re: The Current Era - Alternate F1 - 2012 & 2013
Mr Frederic permanently replaces Perez from next round on.
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2013 Paddy Power Irish Grand Prix I - Qualifying
2013 Paddy Power Irish Grand Prix I - Qualifying
1. Mark Webber / Ferrari - 2:03.716
2. Jarno Trulli / Brabham-Hyundai - 2:03.776
3. James James Davies / Ferrari - 2:03.876
4. Milos Pablovic / Stefan-Hyundai - 2:03.945
5. Nico Rosberg / Williams-Honda - 2:04.118
6. Johnny Cecotto, Jr. / Renault - 2:04.146
7. Evgeny Restov / Sauber-Ferrari - 2:04.263
8. Robert Kubica / Sauber-Ferrari - 2:04.289
9. Michael Schumacher / Brabham-Hyundai - 2:04.310
10. Sebastian Vettel / McLaren-Mercedes - 2:13.523
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11. Lewis Hamilton / Red Bull-Honda - 2:04.372
12. Felipe Massa / Mercedes - 2:04.489
13. Jeroen Krautmeir / Mercedes - 2:04.506
14. Vitaly Petrov / Stefan-Hyundai - 2:04.541
15. Pedro de la Rosa / Caterham-Renault - 2:04.542
16. Jaime Alguersuari / Caterham-Renault - 2:04.604
17. Alexandre Voeckler / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 2:04.762
18. Riccardo Agostini / McLaren-Mercedes - 2:04.817
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19. Jean-Éric Vergne / Red Bull-Honda - 2:04.820
20. Yuji Ide / Williams-Honda - 2:04.844
21. Giancarlo Serenelli / Renault - 2:05.080
22. Jacques Villeneuve / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 2:05.553
23. Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler / KQ-Hyundai - 2:05.763
24. António da Costa / Marussia-Renault - 2:05.885
25. Jake Rosenzweig / KQ-Hyundai - 2:05.942
26. Daniel Juncadella / Marussia-Renault - 2:06.312
2013 Paddy Power Irish Grand Prix I - Race
2013 Paddy Power Irish Grand Prix I - Race
Penalty Points after the race:
#1 Lewis Hamilton - 10 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #77 (Sebastian Vettel); +5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #77 (Sebastian Vettel)
#3 Jacques Villeneuve - 8
#4 Alexandre Voeckler - 8
#5 Nico Rosberg - 5
#7 Evgeny Restov - 5
#9 Sergio Pérez - 8
#10 Jake Rosenzweig - 11
#11 Michael Schumacher - 5
#12 Jarno Trulli - 2
#27 James James Davies - 4
#28 Mark Webber - 20
#73 Jeroen Krautmeir - 10
#74 Felipe Massa - 3
#77 Sebastian Vettel - 5
#80 Giancarlo Serenelli - 8 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #9 (Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler))
In addition to the penalty points assigned to the driver of car #1 (Lewis Hamilton), he has also been excluded from the race results. His team (Red Bull Racing Honda) have been sentenced to a compensatory payment of €3,000,000 to Villeneuve Racing Hyundai.
-- Positives --
James James Davies - absolutely nothing could stop the self-proclaimed greatest driver of all time.
Milos Pablovic - it seems like he wanted to play title contender today, that earns him INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE.
Sauber-Ferrrari - nice run in the last part of this race to get a healthy bunch of points.
Jean-Éric Vergne - just like Pablovic his result came kind of out of nowhere.
Alexandre Voeckler - would have gotten four valueable points if not for Lewis Hamilton.
-- Negatives --
Mark Webber - too slow to take advantage of JJD's troubles and then failed to beat Stefan for the important WCC points.
Lewis Hamilton - his frustration with his car is understandable, but stuff like this is unaccepable and gets him REJECT OF THE RACE.
Felipe Massa - is lucky to keep his streak of points finishes alive.
Renault - their rookie decided to go hunting for Voecklers and their star had an engine failure on the final lap.
Caterham-Renault - no heroics from the new team this time.
Penalty Points after the race:
#1 Lewis Hamilton - 10 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #77 (Sebastian Vettel); +5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #77 (Sebastian Vettel)
#3 Jacques Villeneuve - 8
#4 Alexandre Voeckler - 8
#5 Nico Rosberg - 5
#7 Evgeny Restov - 5
#9 Sergio Pérez - 8
#10 Jake Rosenzweig - 11
#11 Michael Schumacher - 5
#12 Jarno Trulli - 2
#27 James James Davies - 4
#28 Mark Webber - 20
#73 Jeroen Krautmeir - 10
#74 Felipe Massa - 3
#77 Sebastian Vettel - 5
#80 Giancarlo Serenelli - 8 (+5 for causing an avoidable accident involving the driver of car #9 (Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler))
In addition to the penalty points assigned to the driver of car #1 (Lewis Hamilton), he has also been excluded from the race results. His team (Red Bull Racing Honda) have been sentenced to a compensatory payment of €3,000,000 to Villeneuve Racing Hyundai.
-- Positives --
James James Davies - absolutely nothing could stop the self-proclaimed greatest driver of all time.
Milos Pablovic - it seems like he wanted to play title contender today, that earns him INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE.
Sauber-Ferrrari - nice run in the last part of this race to get a healthy bunch of points.
Jean-Éric Vergne - just like Pablovic his result came kind of out of nowhere.
Alexandre Voeckler - would have gotten four valueable points if not for Lewis Hamilton.
-- Negatives --
Mark Webber - too slow to take advantage of JJD's troubles and then failed to beat Stefan for the important WCC points.
Lewis Hamilton - his frustration with his car is understandable, but stuff like this is unaccepable and gets him REJECT OF THE RACE.
Felipe Massa - is lucky to keep his streak of points finishes alive.
Renault - their rookie decided to go hunting for Voecklers and their star had an engine failure on the final lap.
Caterham-Renault - no heroics from the new team this time.
2013 Paddy Power Irish Grand Prix II - Qualifying
2013 Paddy Power Irish Grand Prix II - Qualifying
1. Mark Webber / Ferrari - 2:03.684
2. Nico Rosberg / Williams-Honda - 2:03.708
3. Michael Schumacher / Brabham-Hyundai - 2:03.853
4. Robert Kubica / Sauber-Ferrari - 2:03.902
5. James James Davies / Ferrari - 2:03.981
6. Sebastian Vettel / McLaren-Mercedes - 2:03.999
7. Lewis Hamilton / Red Bull-Honda - 2:04.037
8. Jarno Trulli / Brabham-Hyundai - 2:04.119
9. Vitaly Petrov / Stefan-Hyundai - 2:04.127
10. Riccardo Agostini / McLaren-Mercedes - 2:04.273
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11. Pedro de la Rosa / Caterham-Renault - 2:04.542
12. Jaime Alguersuari / Caterham-Renault - 2:04.604
13. Evgeny Restov / Sauber-Ferrari - 2:05.427
14. Milos Pablovic / Stefan-Hyundai - 2:05.562
15. Jeroen Krautmeir / Mercedes - 2:05.563
16. Johnny Cecotto, Jr. / Renault - 2:05.568
17. Felipe Massa / Mercedes - 2:05.660
18. Yuji Ide / Williams-Honda - 2:05.675
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19. Jean-Éric Vergne / Red Bull-Honda - 2:05.878
20. Jacques Villeneuve / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 2:05.901
21. Alexandre Voeckler / Villeneuve-Hyundai - 2:05.940
22. Giancarlo Serenelli / Renault - 2:06.025
23. Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler / KQ-Hyundai - 2:06.522
24. Jake Rosenzweig / KQ-Hyundai - 2:06.676
25. António da Costa / Marussia-Renault - 2:06.840
26. Daniel Juncadella / Marussia-Renault - 2:07.243
2013 Paddy Power Irish Grand Prix II - Race
2013 Paddy Power Irish Grand Prix II - Race
Penalty Points after the race:
#1 Lewis Hamilton - 10
#3 Jacques Villeneuve - 8
#4 Alexandre Voeckler - 8
#5 Nico Rosberg - 5
#7 Evgeny Restov - 5
#9 Sergio Pérez - 8
#10 Jake Rosenzweig - 11
#11 Michael Schumacher - 5
#12 Jarno Trulli - 2
#27 James James Davies - 4
#28 Mark Webber - 20
#73 Jeroen Krautmeir - 10
#74 Felipe Massa - 3
#77 Sebastian Vettel - 5
#80 Giancarlo Serenelli - 8
-- Positives --
James James Davies - another win strengthens his grip on the world championship.
Nico Rosberg - a great podium for Williams, can they capitalise on Rosberg's decent performances?
Michael Schumacher - countered a bad strategy with awesome driving.
Sauber-Ferrari - yet another double points finish for the Swiss champions.
Felipe Massa - despite clearly lacking pace in race II, he keeps his streak of points finishes alive and gets INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE by default.
-- Negatives --
Sebastian Vettel - must be disappointed with his strategy.
Mercedes - the Republic of Ireland really isn't too welcoming to the German team right now.
Caterham-Renault - finishing 11th and 12th is kind of disappointing, isn't it?
Lewis Hamilton - silly accident on pit exit could have easily earned him even more penalty points.
Ricciardo Agostini - no, it is not possible to retire due to crashing whilst trying to avoid a hostile car and not get REJECT OF THE RACE
Penalty Points after the race:
#1 Lewis Hamilton - 10
#3 Jacques Villeneuve - 8
#4 Alexandre Voeckler - 8
#5 Nico Rosberg - 5
#7 Evgeny Restov - 5
#9 Sergio Pérez - 8
#10 Jake Rosenzweig - 11
#11 Michael Schumacher - 5
#12 Jarno Trulli - 2
#27 James James Davies - 4
#28 Mark Webber - 20
#73 Jeroen Krautmeir - 10
#74 Felipe Massa - 3
#77 Sebastian Vettel - 5
#80 Giancarlo Serenelli - 8
-- Positives --
James James Davies - another win strengthens his grip on the world championship.
Nico Rosberg - a great podium for Williams, can they capitalise on Rosberg's decent performances?
Michael Schumacher - countered a bad strategy with awesome driving.
Sauber-Ferrari - yet another double points finish for the Swiss champions.
Felipe Massa - despite clearly lacking pace in race II, he keeps his streak of points finishes alive and gets INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE OF THE RACE by default.
-- Negatives --
Sebastian Vettel - must be disappointed with his strategy.
Mercedes - the Republic of Ireland really isn't too welcoming to the German team right now.
Caterham-Renault - finishing 11th and 12th is kind of disappointing, isn't it?
Lewis Hamilton - silly accident on pit exit could have easily earned him even more penalty points.
Ricciardo Agostini - no, it is not possible to retire due to crashing whilst trying to avoid a hostile car and not get REJECT OF THE RACE
2013 Mid-Season Test I
It's May 15 and the F1 teams have stayed at the Kerry International Circuit for the first of two mid-season tests.
Just like 2012, basically all you have to do is decide how much money you wish to invest in testing new parts: you can choose to buy a five-percent chance at improving your car for €3,000,000, up to sixty percent, i.e. €36,000,000.
A successful upgrade will then involve a RNG roll to see whether it results in minor improvement (increases max grip for both race and qualifying by 50), medium improvement (increases max grip for both race and qualifying by 100) or an extreme improvement (increases max grip for both race and qualifying by 200).
You can choose to either use the new parts immediately, i.e. the RNG whether your upgrade is successful or not is done directly after the test, or develop them further, i.e. the percentage you buy at this test is added on to whatever percentage you buy at the second test.
You can choose to run different drivers than your normal drivers at the test if you wish, they will not cost anything nor pay anything nor will they influence your upgrades in any way, i.e. only serve to test out the skill of new drivers
Just fill this out and we are ready to go.
Please have your data ready by April 24th, 7:30 p.m. CEST. That date will also serve as the deadline for your "Brothel" options, so you may edit your original chassis post until that point to declare your investment in ladies for this season. Furthermore, HawkAussie could you please confirm whether your statement in the chatroom still applies.
Just like 2012, basically all you have to do is decide how much money you wish to invest in testing new parts: you can choose to buy a five-percent chance at improving your car for €3,000,000, up to sixty percent, i.e. €36,000,000.
A successful upgrade will then involve a RNG roll to see whether it results in minor improvement (increases max grip for both race and qualifying by 50), medium improvement (increases max grip for both race and qualifying by 100) or an extreme improvement (increases max grip for both race and qualifying by 200).
You can choose to either use the new parts immediately, i.e. the RNG whether your upgrade is successful or not is done directly after the test, or develop them further, i.e. the percentage you buy at this test is added on to whatever percentage you buy at the second test.
You can choose to run different drivers than your normal drivers at the test if you wish, they will not cost anything nor pay anything nor will they influence your upgrades in any way, i.e. only serve to test out the skill of new drivers
Just fill this out and we are ready to go.
Team: Well, duh
Drivers: Well, duh²
Investment: Please only use prices rounded up to the full million
Strategy: Whether you want to introduce the upgrades immediately or wait for the second test
Please have your data ready by April 24th, 7:30 p.m. CEST. That date will also serve as the deadline for your "Brothel" options, so you may edit your original chassis post until that point to declare your investment in ladies for this season. Furthermore, HawkAussie could you please confirm whether your statement in the chatroom still applies.
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pasta_maldonado
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Re: The Current Era - Alternate F1 - 2013 (HawkAussie's Need
Team: Scuderia Ferrari
Drivers: David Cassidy (USA) // Danilo di Meglio (ITA) (Fictional GP2 driver)
Investment: €36,000,000.
Strategy: Wait for the second test.
Come, all ye challengers.
Drivers: David Cassidy (USA) // Danilo di Meglio (ITA) (Fictional GP2 driver)
Investment: €36,000,000.
Strategy: Wait for the second test.
Come, all ye challengers.
Klon wrote:more liek Nick Ass-idy amirite?
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HawkAussie
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Re: The Current Era - Alternate F1 - 2013 (HawkAussie's Need
That statement that I said in the chatroom still apply because I won't be running the Red Bull team anymore
Officially Retired
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TomWazzleshaw
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Re: The Current Era - Alternate F1 - 2013 (HawkAussie's Need
Team: It's Mercedes AMG Petronas, damnit
Drivers: Jari Kekkonen/Mitchell Macklin
Investment: €36,000,000.
Strategy: Wait for the second test.
Brothels: High Class
Drivers: Jari Kekkonen/Mitchell Macklin
Investment: €36,000,000.
Strategy: Wait for the second test.
Brothels: High Class
Biscione wrote:"Some Turkemenistani gulag repurposed for residential use" is the best way yet I've heard to describe North / East Glasgow.
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Re: The Current Era - Alternate F1 - 2013 Mid-Season Test I
Team: Stefan GP
Drivers: Milos Pavlovic, Mikhail Aleshin
Investment: 33M
Strategy: Immediately
Drivers: Milos Pavlovic, Mikhail Aleshin
Investment: 33M
Strategy: Immediately
More Moneytron, more problems for Onyx!
A flock of Kroghs appear on the NASCAR Track and cause caw-tions!
A flock of Kroghs appear on the NASCAR Track and cause caw-tions!
Re: 2013 Mid-Season Test I
Team: KQ-Hyundai
Drivers: Jake Rosezweig, Rahel Frey
Investment: 10m
Strategy: Immediately
Brothel: High Class
Drivers: Jake Rosezweig, Rahel Frey
Investment: 10m
Strategy: Immediately
Brothel: High Class
PSN ID: FMecha_EXE | FMecha on GT Sport
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Re: The Current Era - Alternate F1 - 2013 (HawkAussie's Need
HawkAussie wrote:That statement that I said in the chatroom still apply because I won't be running the Red Bull team anymore
Seeing as I'm next in the waiting list, that makes me first in line to take over Red Bull. However, I'd rather not run Red Bull, to be honest, so if I can retain my position at the top of the waiting list, roblomas52 or another user can take over the team.
Sebastian Vettel wrote:If I was good at losing, I wouldn't be in Formula 1