Grand Prix Rejects

Posted: **15 Oct 2013, 06:23**

Row 6-7 is average, but given it is a high speed circuit, it's not bad... well, until the engines explode at least.

Posted: **15 Oct 2013, 07:58**

Andreas Stefano wrote:Let's see if we can kick J.J.'s butt now. We can do it!

Posted: **15 Oct 2013, 08:15**

Andreas Stefano wrote:Let's see if we can kick J.J.'s butt now. We can do it!

James James Davies wrote:Hate to burst your bubble Stefano - wait, who am I kidding, of course I do - but I can win from places that aren't pole position. Better luck next time; not that it'll do you any good!

Posted: **16 Oct 2013, 22:11**

Okay that's it, Durand is just too slow. He's even more slow than Megumi was. So if Durand doesn't score points, he'll be replaced by our test driver.

Posted: **18 Oct 2013, 02:31**

Positives:
James James Davies: He's unstoppable! What can anyone do to slow James James Davies down? Davies was almost flawless today, leading every lap of the race and winning by a huge margin. Tom Douglas' errors leave Davies in a commanding championship position. His only scare was late in the race when Miko Fakkinen retired and Davies spun off while swerving to avoid the slowing Sauber. He recovered and still won by over half a minute.

Kazuhiko Takagi: Takagi has bounced back after a brief, midseason rough patch with another stellar podium. Ferrari is slowly losing ground in the Constructors' Championship, but it could have been worse after Douglas' disappointing race. Takagi was taken out by John Zimmer at the start, but he was able to make his way back through the field in one of his best drives of the year.

Jordan: Big double points finish for Jordan, who have struggled all season with getting both drivers to perform on the same day.

Niko Nurminen: The DAMS didn't blow up on him today, and he drove towards another near-miss seventh place. Nurminen was battling in the midfield for the entire race and looked very strong.

Stewart: This was Stewart's first great race of the season, with both drivers mixing it in with the midfield for the whole race. Alvarez was running in sixth for a while until he pulled off with a transmission problem. Although Alvarez was definitely superior on the day, Alden did manage to finish eighth despite a spin. Promising stuff.

Lawrence Tucker: That's a big 13th place for Volga.

Negatives:
Tom Douglas: Tom Douglas was all over the circuit today. A spin in the first five laps, a spin later in the race and an emergency pitstop for a throttle problem left Douglas with a ton of ground to make up. He still finished third, but his chaotic day will certainly prove costly.

Rory McAllister: McAllister was beaten by Takagi, Douglas and his teammate. Not good, especially when two of them were coming back after several spins. McAllister threw the car off the road with three laps to go, which contributed to his poor showing.

Andrew Spokes: Spokes made a huge mistake and crashed out while running in third place. Williams needs points and Spokes just threw them away.

Frederic-Maxime Voeckler: Williams has to be wondering if Voeckler is that much better than Daniel Moreno. Voeckler broke another front wing today and lost out to Niko Nurminen on merit.

Ron Mignolet: Ron Mignolet was very disappointing, ending up with a couple broken front wings and a general incompetence penalty.

Masta Valsattis: Two spins and a crash out.

John Zimmer: Three spins and two penalty points. Benetton gets Reject of the Race.

Germany
Pole: Tom Douglas
Leaders:
James James Davies: 1-

Penalties:
+2 to Miko Fakkinen for nearly taking out James Davies while pulling off the track
+1 to Ron Mignolet for general incompetence
+1 to Masta Valsattis for general incompetence
+2 to John Zimmer for taking out Takagi at the start and general incompetence

Drivers' Championship Standings
1. James Davies - 76
2. Tom Douglas - 57
3. Rory McAllister - 47
4. Kazuhiko Takagi - 38
5. Damon Cannon - 23
6. John Zimmer - 17
7. Andrew Spokes - 15
8. Masta Valsattis - 11
9. Leonhard von Gottorp - 9
= Christophe Vans - 6
11. Daniel Moreno - 3
12. Pablo da Silva - 2
13. Ron Mignolet - 1
= Niko Nurminen - 1
= EMANUELE NICCHI - 1
= Frederic-Maxime Voeckler - 1

Constructors' Championship
1. McLaren - 123
2. Ferrari - 100
3. Jordan - 33
4. Benetton - 31
5. Williams - 19
6. Sauber - 2
7. Prost - 1
= DAMS - 1
= GAUTHIER - 1

Penalty Standings
1. Yuuri Jougaseki - 7
2. Frederic-Maxime Voeckler - 6
3. Lawrence Tucker - 4
4. James Davies - 3
= Kazuhiko Takagi - 3
= Geoff Grove - 3
7. Andrew Spokes - 2
= Stephano Baroncelli - 2
= Plinio Vida - 2
= Emmanuele Nicchi - 2
= Niko Nurminen - 2
= Miko Fakkinen - 2
= John Zimmer - 2
14. Rick Douglais - 1
= Daniel Moreno - 1
= Poppy Whitechapel - 1
= Ralf Alden - 1
= Ron Mignolet - 1
= Masta Valsattis - 1
= Johan Gustafsson - 1

Posted: **18 Oct 2013, 05:00**

Andreas Stefano wrote:We admit that J.J. is unstoppable indeed... but we will never stop to fight back! Look's who behind you J.J., we'll fight back with the upgraded machine! *calls Douglas and Takagi for testing the upgrades*

Posted: **18 Oct 2013, 06:56**

A very strong race to 7th and 10th.

Posted: **18 Oct 2013, 07:12**

Niko Nurminen wrote:Yes! A finish! For once the car didn't blow up.

Posted: **18 Oct 2013, 13:04**

Andreas Stefano wrote:We admit that J.J. is unstoppable indeed... but we will never stop to fight back! Look's who behind you J.J., we'll fight back with the upgraded machine! *calls Douglas and Takagi for testing the upgrades*

James James Davies wrote:Look who's behind me? There's no-one there! It's me, daylight, a ton of lapped cars, then your losers in second and third! You can upgrade that hunk of junk all you like Stefano, it'll still be a hunk of junk driven by a pair of losers! I had some Finnish moron try to take me out of the damn race and still was over half a lap ahead of your idiots! If I'm so unstoppable, why are you even trying to fight back, huh!?

Lawrence Tucker wrote:Hey, awesome, man, I had a great race today!

Posted: **18 Oct 2013, 13:19**

José Alvarez wrote:I was running in the points, and then the car fails! Hopefully we can sort this out for next season, because both of us and Ford need to make sure of reliability.

Posted: **18 Oct 2013, 21:26**

Andrew Spokes wrote:Screw it. For once the engine holds together and I **** it up.

Posted: **28 Oct 2013, 01:45**

Will Prost be replacing Durand for the next round?

Posted: **29 Oct 2013, 03:02**

tristan1117 wrote:Will Prost be replacing Durand for the next round?

Yes, our test-driver (don't remember his name) will replace him for at least one race.

Posted: **30 Oct 2013, 01:59**

Round 13: Hungary

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1. James James Davies (McLaren) - 1:17.448
2. Tom Douglas (Ferrari) - 1:18.273
3. Kazuhiko Takagi (Ferrari) - 1:18.381
4. Rory McAllister (McLaren) - 1:18.386
5. John Zimmer (Benetton) - 1:18.440
6. Leonhard von Gottorp (Jordan) - 1:18.510
7. Andrew Spokes (Williams) - 1:18.607
8. Masta Valsattis (Benetton) - 1:18.612
9. Damon Cannon (Jordan) - 1:18.620
10. Frederic-Maxime Voeckler (WIlliams) - 1:18.722
11. Jorg Scrattenheim (DAMS) - 1:19.968
12. Niko Nurminen (DAMS) - 1:20.011
13. Pablo da Silva (Sauber) - 1:20.066

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14. Ron Mignolet (Prost) - 1:20.460
15. Jose Alvarez (Stewart) - 1:20.698
16. Miko Fakkinen (Sauber) - 1:20.710
17. Ben Fleet (Arrows) - 1:20.753
18. Ralf Alden (Stewart) - 1:20.808
19. Gio van Dycke (Prost) - 1:20.912
20. Stephano Baroncelli (Arrows) - 1:20.985
21. Poppy Whitechapel (Lola) - 1:21.024
22. Yuuri Jougaseki (Volga) - 1:21.593
23. Vic Sunset (Gauthier) - 1:21.983
24. Plinio Vida (Minardi) - 1:22.085
25. Lawrence Tucker (Volga) - 1:22.100
26. Rick Douglais (Lola) - 1:22.155
DNQ Emmanuele Nicchi (Gauthier) - 1:22.210
DNQ Gonzalo Solari (Minardi) - 1:22.645

Posted: **30 Oct 2013, 02:23**

This wrote:
tristan1117 wrote:Will Prost be replacing Durand for the next round?

Yes, our test-driver (don't remember his name) will replace him for at least one race.

Francisco Remedio(s)

Posted: **30 Oct 2013, 03:02**

FantometteBR wrote:
This wrote:
tristan1117 wrote:Will Prost be replacing Durand for the next round?

Yes, our test-driver (don't remember his name) will replace him for at least one race.

Francisco Remedio(s)

Oh, I put van Dycke instead because he was the official backup once already... darn.

Posted: **30 Oct 2013, 20:20**

how i can take part of this championship or the next years

Posted: **31 Oct 2013, 01:54**

tristan1117 wrote:
FantometteBR wrote:
This wrote:Yes, our test-driver (don't remember his name) will replace him for at least one race.

Francisco Remedio(s)

Oh, I put van Dycke instead because he was the official backup once already... darn.

No problem. Then Remedio will get in for the next two races, after that Van Dycke will return. This should be enough for Remedio to convince us to give him a chance for next year.
I'm sorry for Durand, but his results have been really, really dissapointing.

Posted: **31 Oct 2013, 19:20**

Hubert wrote:how i can take part of this championship or the next years

Just create a driver, and make him available to teams. Sometimes, a team might need a driver at short notice as a replacement.

Posted: **03 Nov 2013, 03:32**

Review:
Hungary was fairly dull, as usual, but high attrition gave us some different points scorers for once.

Positives:
James James Davies: Bad news for Tom Douglas and Ferrari. JJDWINSLOL is not slowing down at all. Another clinical performance from Davies puts him x points clear of Douglas in the Drivers' Championship. McLaren also looks to have the Constructors' Championship on lockdown.

Tom Douglas: Second place is a positive, I suppose, but you get the feeling that Douglas has given up on his fight for the title already.

Niko Nurminen: A fine drive to points for Nurminen and DAMS, who have established themselves as the best-of-the-rest team behind the top 5 teams who normally hog all the points.

Pablo da Silva: It's been a tough year points-wise for Pablo da Silva but he continues to be a solid driver for the Sauber team.

Yuuri Jougaseki: Eighth place for Volga! That's incredible!

Gio van Dycke: van Dycke was very competitive in his second race for Prost, running in the high midfield for most of the race and outdriving Mignolet. Unfortunately, his car failed him before he could snag a sixth place finish.

Negatives:
Jordan and Benetton: A pair of double-DNFs does not bode well for these two teams as they continue to battle in the Constructors' Championship. Williams may start to creep up on them if they aren't careful.

Frederic-Maxime Voeckler: An idiotic first lap collision with Scrattenheim at the start (both at fault, IMO, but Scrattenheim got away) halted Voeckler's race before it even got going. It's been a rough Williams debut for Voeckler, and Williams may soon start looking at other options if he doesn't improve.

Miko Fakkinen: Miko Fakkinen was completely destroyed by da Silva in quail and he has not looked comfortable at Sauber for the whole season. Another disappointing retirement after a disappointing 1/5 of a race earns Fakkinen Reject of the Race.

Hungary
Pole: James James Davies
Leaders:
James James Davies: 1-
FL: James James Davies

Drivers' Championship Standings
1. James Davies - 86
2. Tom Douglas - 63
3. Rory McAllister - 51
4. Kazuhiko Takagi - 38
5. Damon Cannon - 23
6. Andrew Spokes - 18
7. John Zimmer - 17
8. Masta Valsattis - 11
9. Leonhard von Gottorp - 9
= Christophe Vans - 6
11. Daniel Moreno - 3
= Niko Nurminen - 3
= Pablo da Silva - 3
14. Ron Mignolet - 1
= EMANUELE NICCHI - 1
= Frederic-Maxime Voeckler - 1

Constructors' Championship
1. McLaren - 137
2. Ferrari - 104
3. Jordan - 33
4. Benetton - 31
5. Williams - 22
6. Sauber - 3
= DAMS - 3
8. Prost - 1
= GAUTHIER - 1

Penalty Standings
1. Yuuri Jougaseki - 7
2. Frederic-Maxime Voeckler - 6
3. Lawrence Tucker - 4
4. James Davies - 3
= Kazuhiko Takagi - 3
= Geoff Grove - 3
7. Andrew Spokes - 2
= Stephano Baroncelli - 2
= Plinio Vida - 2
= Emmanuele Nicchi - 2
= Niko Nurminen - 2
= Miko Fakkinen - 2
= John Zimmer - 2
14. Rick Douglais - 1
= Daniel Moreno - 1
= Poppy Whitechapel - 1
= Ralf Alden - 1
= Ron Mignolet - 1
= Masta Valsattis - 1
= Johan Gustafsson - 1

Posted: **03 Nov 2013, 10:37**

Great job, now we're close to finish 6th in the WDC... and as it was planned:
DAMS to use Supertec engines from '99, due to mutual agreement between PSA and DAMS - Peugeot cannot supply two teams with more mechanical failures. This would help Prost and us as well.

Posted: **03 Nov 2013, 18:17**

Andrew Spokes wrote:Nice to get more points. And I'm ahead of my old team mate in the standings I see - hi John!

Posted: **03 Nov 2013, 19:42**

Niko Nurminen wrote:We were quite lucky today, but considering all of the retirements we've suffered this season I think we deserved a good finish today. It's great to score points again and have the other DAMS quite high up in the order as well.

Posted: **03 Nov 2013, 23:39**

Shizuka wrote:Great job, now we're close to finish 6th in the WDC... and as it was planned:
DAMS to use Supertec engines from '99, due to mutual agreement between PSA and DAMS - Peugeot cannot supply two teams with more mechanical failures. This would help Prost and us as well.

Indeed, if it wasn't for PSA shifting their attention to your team, we would at least DNF when fighting for podiums!

Posted: **04 Nov 2013, 08:12**

And yet _both_ teams suffer from engine mishaps, and that's something we're trying to change

Posted: **05 Nov 2013, 00:31**

Doesnt matter, i'm used to engine failures. I've had Renault, Mugen and Douglas Mann...

Posted: **05 Nov 2013, 04:19**

Round 14: Belgium

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1. James James Davies (McLaren) - 1:50.583
2. Tom Douglas (Ferrari) - 1:50.609
3. Rory McAllister (McLaren) - 1:51.047
4. Andrew Spokes (Williams) - 1:51.937
5. John Zimmer (Benetton) - 1:51.996
6. Masta Valsattis (Benetton) - 1:51.117
7. Damon Cannon (Jordan) - 1:51.171
8. Leonhard von Gottorp (Jordan) - 1:52.692
9. Kazuhiko Takagi (Ferrari) - 1:52.855
10. Frederic-Maxime Voeckler (Williams) - 1:53.264
11. Ben Fleet (Arrows) - 1:53.990
12. Stephano Baroncelli (Arrows) - 1:54.002
13. Niko Nurminen (DAMS) - 1:54.054

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14. Pablo da Silva (Sauber) - 1:54.102
15. Ron Mignolet (Prost) - 1:54.111
16. Ralf Alden (Stewart) - 1:54.403
17. Jörg Scrattenheim (DAMS) - 1:54.691
18. Francisco Remedio (Prost) - 1:54.815
19. Miko Fakkinen (Sauber) - 1:54.961
20. Lawrence Tucker (Volga) - 1:56.276
21. Plinio Vida (Minardi) - 1:56.343
22. Poppy Whitechapel (Lola) - 1:56.468
23. Emmanuel Nicchi (Gauthier) - 1:56.478
24. Rick Douglais (Lola) - 1:56.509
25. Gonazlo Solari (Minardi) - 1:56.579
26. Vic Sunset (Gauthier) - 1:56.624
DNQ Yuuri Jougaseki (Volga) - 1:56.624
DNQ Jose Alvarez (Stewart) - 1:57.704

Arrows 11th and 12th? No way. Also, you all know what weather is coming tomorrow...

Posted: **05 Nov 2013, 09:15**

tristan1117 wrote:Arrows 11th and 12th? No way. Also, you all know what weather is coming tomorrow...

Well, Nurminen wouldn't mind a repeat of last year's Belgian GP... :lol:

Posted: **05 Nov 2013, 15:35**

José Alvarez wrote:Just didn't get the setup right at all. Very disappointed not to be in the race tomorrow.

Posted: **05 Nov 2013, 15:59**

Sport Bild wrote:Leonhard Von Gottorp To Sell Jordan Franchise

In a public statement before qualifying to the Belgian Grand Prix, Leonhard von Gottorp confirmed the rumours that he was looking for a buyer for the Jordan F1RGP2C franchise. "While the last five seasons have been great for the team, I think the time has come for both me and Jordan to move on. I would like to thank the staff and suppliers of our great enterprise and am confident that they can handle the future challenges," the German racing legend stated.

According to our inside sources there are a number of potential investors, surprisingly most from Southeast Asia, who look to acquire the team. According to von Gottorp, he is looking to announce the completed deal before the Italian Grand Prix. Leonhard von Gottorp has also said that this will be his final F1RGP2C event. Anton Kaliniczenko will take over the #10 Jordan for the 1998 Japanese Grand Prix and the 1998 Duel In The Desert with a potential 1999 drive on the line.

So yeah, I am leaving the series as a team and driver owner. I don't know if tristan1117 has a waiting list, I think he can sort this out better than I can and will surely be nice enough to drop by in the Alternate F1 Current Era thread asap? ;=)

Posted: **05 Nov 2013, 16:52**

tristan1117 wrote:Round 14: Belgium

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14. Pablo da Silva (Sauber) - 1:54.102
15. Ron Mignolet (Prost) - 1:54.111
16. Ralf Alden (Stewart) - 1:54.403
17. Jörg Scrattenheim (DAMS) - 1:54.691
18. Francisco Remedio (Prost) - 1:54.815
19. Miko Fakkinen (Sauber) - 1:54.961
20. Lawrence Tucker (Volga) - 1:56.276
21. Plinio Vida (Minardi) - 1:56.343
22. Poppy Whitechapel (Lola) - 1:56.468
23. Emmanuel Nicchi (Gauthier) - 1:56.478
24. Rick Douglais (Lola) - 1:56.509
25. Gonazlo Solari (Minardi) - 1:56.579
26. Vic Sunset (Gauthier) - 1:56.624
DNQ Yuuri Jougaseki (Volga) - 1:56.624
DNQ Jose Alvarez (Stewart) - 1:57.704

Arrows 11th and 12th? No way. Also, you all know what weather is coming tomorrow...

Wait, how did Vic qualify but Yurri didnt even though they set the exact same time???

Did Gauthier bribe the stewards or something? :lol:

Posted: **05 Nov 2013, 16:57**

CaptainGetz12 wrote:Did Gauthier bribe the stewards or something?

Guillaume Gauthier wrote:Why, er, uh, no! Of course not! Bribery? Uh, what could ever lead you to believe zuch a thing? No, no bribery 'ere. Not at all. Definately.

Posted: **05 Nov 2013, 17:24**

I believe I put forward interest in taking over a team here publically a little while back when certain other teams were available, so i'd like to throw my hat in the ring once again...

L'Equipe wrote:French consortium to purchase Jordan Grand Prix?

With Leonhard von Gottorp announcing he was selling up the Jordan Grand Prix team, the F1RGP2C paddock has been buzzing with rumour as to who will purchase the team.

While bids from around the world have been reported, one particular group of investors from France are coming to the fore in the quest for a buyer. Voeckler Capitaux, which owns transport giant Alstom, current sponsor of fellow F1RGP2C team Gauthier, are the main face of a group of French investors looking to purchase the team at the end of the year.

The name Voeckler will be familiar to many who follow the sport - it is indeed the same family that has been present in the sport for a year now. Jeremy-Etienne Voeckler is already a member of the Jordan Grand Prix team, acting as both a tester and a senior advisor to the team, while younger brother Frederic-Maxime Voeckler is currently driving for Williams.

The lead figures' previous experience of the series and motorsport in general make them a top candidate for the Jordan takeover, however some critics are speculating it is merely a ploy to ensure Frederic-Maxime Voeckler stays in a midfield seat for next year should he lose his Williams drive.

Posted: **05 Nov 2013, 17:34**

tristan1117 wrote:Round 14: Belgium
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11. Ben Fleet (Arrows) - 1:53.990
Arrows 11th and 12th? No way. Also, you all know what weather is coming tomorrow...

Ben Fleet wrote:Well, that's a bit more like it. Just as I was getting frustrated at always being behind my former teams...

This wrote:Doesnt matter, i'm used to engine failures. I've had Renault, Mugen and Douglas Mann...

Posted: **05 Nov 2013, 19:47**

Edward Restov will also throw his hat into the ring as prospective Jordan owner, having previously stated an interest in running a team in this series.

Posted: **05 Nov 2013, 20:12**

I wonder what will happen to BAR next season. Volga becames BAR pls.

Posted: **05 Nov 2013, 21:00**

I'll put my name forward for Jordan too, but if there's a possible new team on the horizon then I'd be interested in managing their affairs.

Posted: **09 Nov 2013, 22:22**

Review:
And with that, the championship is officially over. But that's not really important. EMMANUELE NICCHI: REJECT GOD!

Positives:
Emmanuele Nicchi: Yet another legendary performance from Emmanuele Nicchi, who once again benefitted from a late retirement (John Zimmer this time around) again. Somehow, Gauthier is beating Prost in the Constructors' Championship. Will this be enough to get Nicchi a drive higher up in the midfield? Who knows.

James James Davies: Oh yeah, he clinched the title with his fifth win on the trot.

Ben Fleet: After a long absence from the points, Arrows and Ben Fleet returned in Belgium with a brilliant fourth place in the rain. Fleet will be glad to know that Arrows is now tied with DAMS in the Constructors' Championship.

Kazuhiko Takagi

Negatives:
Tom Douglas: Tom Douglas took the lead on Lap 27 after Davies spun off. But in a sad repeat of last season, Douglas crashed out a few laps later and handed the championship and the victory to James James Davies. A disastrous ending to an unfulfilling championship battle for Douglas.

Francisco Remedio: Remedio's promising F1RGP2C debut ended in the wall at Les Combes, ending a possible run at points for the Prost driver.

DAMS: Another engine failure hit Nurminen's car and Scrattenheim threw his car into the scenery. Reject of the Race for them.

Miko Fakkinen: A Lap 1 accident ended Fakkinen's day before it even started.

Belgium
Pole: James James Davies
Leaders:
Tom Douglas: 1-10
James James Davies: 11-24
Damon Cannon : 25-26
Tom Douglas: 27-29
James Davies: 30-

Penalties:
+1 to Masta Valsattis for general incompetence
+1 to Niko Nurminen for general incompetence

Drivers' Championship Standings
1. James Davies - 96
2. Tom Douglas - 63
3. Rory McAllister - 51
4. Kazuhiko Takagi - 44
5. Damon Cannon - 23
6. Andrew Spokes - 22
7. John Zimmer - 17
8. Masta Valsattis - 13
9. Leonhard von Gottorp - 9
= Christophe Vans - 6
11. Daniel Moreno - 3
= Niko Nurminen - 3
= Pablo da Silva - 3
= Ben Fleet - 3
15. EMANUELE NICCHI - 2
16. Ron Mignolet - 1
= Frederic-Maxime Voeckler - 1

Constructors' Championship
1. McLaren - 147
2. Ferrari - 110
3. Jordan - 33
4. Benetton - 33
5. Williams - 26
6. Sauber - 3
= DAMS - 3
= Arrows - 3
9. GAUTHIER - 2
10. Prost - 1

Penalty Standings
1. Yuuri Jougaseki - 7
2. Frederic-Maxime Voeckler - 6
3. Lawrence Tucker - 4
4. James Davies - 3
= Kazuhiko Takagi - 3
= Geoff Grove - 3
= Niko Nurminen - 3
8. Andrew Spokes - 2
= Stephano Baroncelli - 2
= Plinio Vida - 2
= Emmanuele Nicchi - 2
= Miko Fakkinen - 2
= John Zimmer - 2
= Masta Valsattis - 2
15. Rick Douglais - 1
= Daniel Moreno - 1
= Poppy Whitechapel - 1
= Ralf Alden - 1
= Ron Mignolet - 1
= Johan Gustafsson - 1

Posted: **09 Nov 2013, 23:20**

James James Davies wrote:And that is that. Better luck next time, losers - for all the good it will do you! *Walks away laughing hysterically*

Guillaume Gauthier wrote:Oui, oui! Excellent! Fantastic, both of you! I feel we are really getting somewhere now!

Posted: **10 Nov 2013, 03:34**

Overtaken by DAMS, Gauthier and bathplugging Arrows in the constructors standigs in two races time :shock:

This is going from bad to worse.

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Re: 1998 F1RGP2C Season - R14 Quali Up

Re: 1998 F1RGP2C Season - R14 Quali Up

Re: 1998 F1RGP2C Season - R14 Quali Up