Grand Prix Rejects

1. Schumacher (M) (not thanks to the dominating years but to the yearly learning years and especially the last years when he did a great job with an average car)
2. Senna
3. Prost
4. Steward
5. Clark
6. Alonso
7. Fittipaldi
8. Peterson
9. Piquet sr
10. Lauda

1. Aryton Senna
2. Michael Schumacher
3. Juan Manuel Fangio
4. Alain Prost
5. Jim Clark
6. Jackie Stewart
7. Nelson Piquet Sr
8. Niki Lauda
9. Mika Hakkinen
10. Pierluigi Martini (Deserved better than what he got in F1)

Last update before I go to sleep -

1. Ayrton Senna – 236
2. Michael Schumacher – 194
3. Juan Manuel Fangio –182
4. Alain Prost – 181
5. Jim Clark –178
6. Jackie Stewart – 108
7. Niki Lauda - 64
8. Stirling Moss – 63
9. Alberto Ascari – 44
10. Gilles Villeneuve – 43
11. Nelson Piquet Sr – 39
12. Nigel Mansell – 34
13. Damon Hill – 32
14. Mika Hakkinen – 32
15. Fernando Alonso – 29
16. Jack Brabham –26
17. Lewis Hamilton – 19
18. Kimi Raikkonen – 16
19. Jacques Villeneuve – 14
20. Kamui Kobayashi – 13
21. Graham Hill – 12
22. HWNSNBM – 10
23. Emerson Fittipaldi - 10
24. Gerhard Berger – 8
25. Pierluigi Martini – 8
26. Ronnie Peterson – 8
27. Jenson Button – 7
28. Tazio Nuvolari – 6
29. Riccardo Patrese – 6
30. David Coulthard - 5
31. Mark Webber – 5
32. Roberto Moreno – 5
33. Ukyo Katayama - 4
34. Felipe Massa – 4
35. Gianni Morbidelli - 3
36. Jochen Rindt – 3
37. Tiago Monteiro – 3
38. Johnny Herbert – 3
39. Satoru Nakajima – 3
40. Keke Rosberg - 2
41. Gabriele Tarquini - 2
42. Jean Alesi – 2
43. Dan Gurney – 2
44. Alessandro Nannini – 2
45. Heinz-Harald Frentzen - 1
46. James Hunt – 1
47. Mario Andretti - 1

HWNSNBM should be on number 0
all of the other drivers have a bit of HWNSNBM in theirselves!

shinji wrote:Last update before I go to sleep -

1. Ayrton Senna – 236
2. Michael Schumacher – 194
3. Juan Manuel Fangio –182
4. Alain Prost – 181
5. Jim Clark –178

Pretty shrewd lot here - can't argue with that top 5, even though I have them in a different order.

Hey Shinji, me thinks you should check your figures again as I work out that Kamui Kobayashi has 21 points and not 13...

1. Michael Schumacher
2. Ayrton Senna
3. Alain Prost
4. Juan Manuel Fangio
5. Nigel Mansell
6. Jim Clark
7. Jackie Stewart
8. Nelson Piquet
9. Stefan Bellof
10. Gilles Villeneuve.

I'm surprised no one has mentioned Stefan Bellof yet.

AutoRacer5 wrote:1. Michael Schumacher
2. Ayrton Senna
3. Alain Prost
4. Juan Manuel Fangio
5. Nigel Mansell
6. Jim Clark
7. Jackie Stewart
8. Nelson Piquet
9. Stefan Bellof
10. Gilles Villeneuve.

I'm surprised no one has mentioned Stefan Bellof yet.

I was going to mention him, but preferred Jackie Stewart and Alan Jones over him instead.
By the way, I see shinji didn't include Alan Jones in his last update. He must be making some errors.
Added (Edit): I'm also surprised nobody's mentioned José Froilán González yet. He's better than at least half of the people mentioned. Or, for that matter, more recently: Juan Pablo Montoya.

1. Lella Lombardi - most successful lady in FIA F1, and the only person on her career points total
2. Alain Prost
3. Graham Hill
4. Gilles Villeneuve
5.Juan Manuel Fangio
6. Jack Brabham
7. Jenson Button
8. Ukyo Katayama - According to Murray Walker, the best Grand Prix driver F1 has ever seen (or words to that effect). And who's to argue with him?
9. Markus Winkelhock - Last to first within a few laps? In his first race? Then it gets restarted and he goes form 1st to last? Brilliant...
10. Masahiro Hasemi - Fastest lap in his only race. On a wet lap. When there had been dry running towards the end...

If there isn't any more votes by Sunday, I'll post the finished results.

Waris wrote:

AutoRacer5 wrote:1. Michael Schumacher
2. Ayrton Senna
3. Alain Prost
4. Juan Manuel Fangio
5. Nigel Mansell
6. Jim Clark
7. Jackie Stewart
8. Nelson Piquet
9. Stefan Bellof
10. Gilles Villeneuve.

I'm surprised no one has mentioned Stefan Bellof yet.

I was going to mention him, but preferred Jackie Stewart and Alan Jones over him instead.
By the way, I see shinji didn't include Alan Jones in his last update. He must be making some errors.
Added (Edit): I'm also surprised nobody's mentioned José Froilán González yet. He's better than at least half of the people mentioned. Or, for that matter, more recently: Juan Pablo Montoya.

I ommitted JPM because whilst he was undoubtedly quick and could've been WDC in 2003, he never looked remotely consistent enough any other season. He probably wouldn't make my top 20, to be honest.

shinji wrote:If there isn't any more votes by Sunday, I'll post the finished results.

They better be correct or I'll instruct HWNSNBM to instruct some reject driver to come around your house and crack a window and make rude noises at you.

if any rejects driver came around my house, i'll let him in and serve him coffee/tea/beer, i would be honoured! Even if he cracks my windows and makes rude noises

SuperAguri wrote:

shinji wrote:If there isn't any more votes by Sunday, I'll post the finished results.

They better be correct or I'll instruct HWNSNBM to instruct some reject driver to come around your house and crack a window and make rude noises at you.

I'll welcome him to try and crack my window in the 4th floor of an apartment block.

don't challenge HWNSNBM! you'll regret that!

This wrote:don't challenge HWNSNBM! you'll regret that!

He's right-he hit me several times with papayas from Mars (which is his winter residence) when I dared to mess with him...

The Final Results

1. Ayrton Senna – 245
2. Michael Schumacher – 204
3. Alain Prost – 198
4. Juan Manuel Fangio –195
5. Jim Clark –183
6. Jackie Stewart – 112
7. Niki Lauda - 64
8. Stirling Moss – 63
9. Gilles Villeneuve – 51
10. Alberto Ascari – 44
11. Nelson Piquet Sr – 42
12. Nigel Mansell – 40
13. Damon Hill – 32
14. Mika Hakkinen – 32
15. Jack Brabham –31
16. Fernando Alonso – 29
17. Graham Hill – 20
18. Lewis Hamilton – 19
19. Kimi Raikkonen – 16
20. Jacques Villeneuve – 14
21. Kamui Kobayashi – 13
22. Jenson Button – 11
23. HWNSNBM – 10
24. Emerson Fittipaldi – 10
25. Lella Lombardi - 10
26. Gerhard Berger – 8
27. Pierluigi Martini – 8
28. Ronnie Peterson – 8
29. Ukyo Katayama - 7
30. Tazio Nuvolari – 6
31. Riccardo Patrese – 6
32. David Coulthard - 5
33. Mark Webber – 5
34. Roberto Moreno – 5
35. Felipe Massa – 4
36. Gianni Morbidelli - 3
37. Jochen Rindt – 3
38. Tiago Monteiro – 3
39. Johnny Herbert – 3
40. Satoru Nakajima – 3
41. Marcus Winkelhock - 2
42. Stefan Bellof - 2
43. Keke Rosberg - 2
44. Gabriele Tarquini - 2
45. Jean Alesi – 2
46. Dan Gurney – 2
47. Alessandro Nannini – 2
48. Masahiro Hasemi – 1
49. Alan Jones - 1
50. Heinz-Harald Frentzen - 1
51. James Hunt – 1
52. Mario Andretti - 1

Comments? Mistakes on my part?

shinji wrote:3. Juan Manuel Fangio –195
4. Alain Prost – 198
?

Are the points the wrong way round, or the drivers?

shinji wrote:21. Kamui Kobayashi – 13
22. Jenson Button – 11

I doubt Captain Hammer will be very pleased with this.

dr-baker wrote:

shinji wrote:3. Juan Manuel Fangio –195
4. Alain Prost – 198
?

Are the points the wrong way round, or the drivers?

Thank you for pointing that out, fixed it now.

BlindCaveSalamander wrote:

shinji wrote:21. Kamui Kobayashi – 13
22. Jenson Button – 11

I doubt Captain Hammer will be very pleased with this.

Mwah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha *long breath* ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ad nauseam.

The top 10 doesnt surprise me. I would agree with it

I forgot to vote.

lol

I'll be posting my hard hitting tables later today and because no one asked for them, they will be full of stats including the one vote wonder table, best reject drivers and many more...

Why is HWNSNBM 23rd only? I thought we agreed he was the 0th best driver ever.

SuperAguri wrote:I'll be posting my hard hitting tables later today and because no one asked for them, they will be full of stats including the one vote wonder table, best reject drivers and many more...

I love stats. Bring it on!

thehemogoblin wrote:I forgot to vote.

lol

Moderator schmoderator

SuperAguri wrote:I'll be posting my hard hitting tables later today and because no one asked for them, they will be full of stats including the one vote wonder table, best reject drivers and many more...

Go Tomas Enge go!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

eagleash wrote:

thehemogoblin wrote:I forgot to vote.

lol

Moderator schmoderator

My life is a little on the weird side right now.`

thehemogoblin wrote:

eagleash wrote:

thehemogoblin wrote:I forgot to vote.

lol

Moderator schmoderator

My life is a little on the weird side right now.`

Unless it's a death or something - nothing excuses you from moderating duties.

shinji wrote:Unless it's a death or something - nothing excuses you from moderating duties.

Moderating a forum - SERIOUS BUISNESS

No. Just not on my own computer, so it's screwing with me.

thehemogoblin wrote:No. Just not on my own computer, so it's screwing with me.

Lucky you

My every bathplugging disgrace, he isn't a list. James Hunt, Mario Andretti are WAY too low. The inclusion of HWNSNBM somewhere in the midfield is blasphemy. And not to mention Alan Jones!!!

Here, I agree that several drivers are too low, but I was only the compiler. If it were up to me, Shinji would be no.1 and HWNSNBM would be no.0. But that's not the way it works.

shinji wrote:Here, I agree that several drivers are too low, but I was only the compiler. If it were up to me, Shinji would be no.1 and HWNSNBM would be no.0. But that's not the way it works.

Can you get a superlicence, without actually being able to drive. Oh wait this is rejects.

eagleash wrote:

shinji wrote:Here, I agree that several drivers are too low, but I was only the compiler. If it were up to me, Shinji would be no.1 and HWNSNBM would be no.0. But that's not the way it works.

Can you get a superlicence, without actually being able to drive. Oh wait this is rejects.

You do realise that the Japanese Shinji who drove for Prost and Minardi in the late 1990s does not equate to the Irish teenager who spends way too much time on the internet?

shinji wrote:

eagleash wrote:

shinji wrote:Here, I agree that several drivers are too low, but I was only the compiler. If it were up to me, Shinji would be no.1 and HWNSNBM would be no.0. But that's not the way it works.

Can you get a superlicence, without actually being able to drive. Oh wait this is rejects.

You do realise that the Japanese Shinji who drove for Prost and Minardi in the late 1990s does not equate to the Irish teenager who spends way too much time on the internet?

Really

Neither of them can drive. One has no ability & the other isn't allowed to.

Which is which?

eagleash wrote:

shinji wrote:

eagleash wrote:
Can you get a superlicence, without actually being able to drive. Oh wait this is rejects.

You do realise that the Japanese Shinji who drove for Prost and Minardi in the late 1990s does not equate to the Irish teenager who spends way too much time on the internet?

Really

Neither of them can drive. One has no ability & the other isn't allowed to.

Which is which?

I don't even know anymore.

shinji wrote:

eagleash wrote:
Really

Neither of them can drive. One has no ability & the other isn't allowed to.

Which is which?

I don't even know anymore.

It is confusing. I tried to fly to the shops today

eagleash wrote:

shinji wrote:

eagleash wrote:
Really

Neither of them can drive. One has no ability & the other isn't allowed to.

Which is which?

I don't even know anymore.

It is confusing. I tried to fly to the shops today

Did the wheels explode on your Rover SD1?
Its a Rover, some weird shite is bound to happen to it.