Aerond wrote:Is it ok if I ask Wafflecat about his interest to continue as a team manager in this series?
i would say it is more than okay - if you manage this, you can have EuroBrun immediately (if you want so)
Aerond wrote:Is it ok if I ask Wafflecat about his interest to continue as a team manager in this series?
WaffleCat wrote:Meh,my interest is lost in this series,though I have to admit it is nicely run.But,I will allow Aerond to take over Eurobrun should he wish.
Phoenix wrote:Talking about... if someone is tired of running his F2 team, please let me know (I won't ask for March, I agree Wizzie should have it since he runs the F1 team).
EUROBRUN GETS NEW MANAGEMENT
The F1 paddock has received with surprise the latest news about one of the smaller teams: Eurobrun. Practically overnight, Mr. Walter Brun and Giampaolo Pavanello have agreed to contract a third person to run the team, while they remain as shareholders, but stepping down inmediately from management duties. At charge will be young spaniard Joan Villadelprat, who´s surprisingly left his job as chief mechanic in Ferrari to run one of the smallest teams in the paddock. When approached, Villadelprat simply told us "Working for a great team like Ferrari is amazing, but running a team is a whole different thing. Our relationship ended in very good terms and both bases are not very far with each other, I can still go and have an spaghetti lunch with Stefano or Piero, I´m gonna miss some people a lot". Asked about his chances this season: "The chances to qualify for a race this year are almost non-existant, we must focus on 1990, although we´ll try to improve the car now whenever possible".
Aerond wrote:EUROBRUN GETS NEW MANAGEMENT
The F1 paddock has received with surprise the latest news about one of the smaller teams: Eurobrun. Practically overnight, Mr. Walter Brun and Giampaolo Pavanello have agreed to contract a third person to run the team, while they remain as shareholders, but stepping down inmediately from management duties. At charge will be young spaniard Joan Villadelprat, who´s surprisingly left his job as chief mechanic in Ferrari to run one of the smallest teams in the paddock. When approached, Villadelprat simply told us "Working for a great team like Ferrari is amazing, but running a team is a whole different thing. Our relationship ended in very good terms and both bases are not very far with each other, I can still go and have an spaghetti lunch with Stefano or Piero, I´m gonna miss some people a lot". Asked about his chances this season: "The chances to qualify for a race this year are almost non-existant, we must focus on 1990, although we´ll try to improve the car now whenever possible".
Flaschenpost, what are my engine options for 1990?? After I get an engine deal, I´ll get done with the drivers. I´m not too sure which ones are still available (the engines)
Flaschenpost wrote:1989 ITALIAN GRAND PRIX, MONZA, QUALIFYING, OFFICIAL RESULTS
3. Alessandro Nannini (Williams-Renault) +0.469
4. Thierry Boutsen (Williams-Renault) +0.497
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6. Gerhard Berger (Ferrari) +1.965
7. Stefano Modena (Dallara-Ferrari) +2.303
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15. Andrea de Cesaris (Dallara-Ferrari) +3.616
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18. Nigel Mansell (Ferrari) +4.366
Sebastian Vettel wrote:If I was good at losing, I wouldn't be in Formula 1
AdrianSutil wrote:Mega grip for Minardi for the next race. We have to defend our place in the constructors somehow.
Where do you have to finish in the constructors to avoid pre-qualifying in 1990?
kevinbotz wrote:Cantonese is a completely nonsensical f*cking alien language masquerading as some grossly bastardised form of Chinese
Gonzo wrote:Wasn't there some sort of communisim in the East part of Germany?
darkapprentice77 wrote:All three megas for Zakspeed please, sorry I've been gone for so long.
Also we'll keep using custormer Fords.
I'd like to keep Alex and Luis but I have no bathplugging clue what their salaries will be.
Infact since I can add 6 upgrades put on all three free upgrades too.
Mitch Hedberg wrote:I want to be a race car passenger: just a guy who bugs the driver. Say man, can I turn on the radio? You should slow down. Why do we gotta keep going in circles? Man, you really like Tide...
darkapprentice77 wrote:Ya know what...I give up.
You can have Caffi, I'll offer Emanuele Pirro a $100,000 contract.
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Deal.Shizuka wrote:Make it 250 and I'll give you him.darkapprentice77 wrote:Ya know what...I give up.
You can have Caffi, I'll offer Emanuele Pirro a $100,000 contract.
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Aerond wrote:Eurobrun will offer 500,000 each to Gianni Morbidelli and Alex Caffi to drive for us in 1990.
Shizuka wrote:darkapprentice77 wrote:Ya know what...I give up.
You can have Caffi, I'll offer Emanuele Pirro a $100,000 contract.
Make it 250 and I'll give you him.
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Sebastian Vettel wrote:If I was good at losing, I wouldn't be in Formula 1
BlindCaveSalamander wrote:Boutsen's out? Again? Okay, this is just ridiculous now.
Flaschenpost wrote:BlindCaveSalamander wrote:Boutsen's out? Again? Okay, this is just ridiculous now.
he saw the flag at Monaco! thats enough for one season
Sebastian Vettel wrote:If I was good at losing, I wouldn't be in Formula 1
BlindCaveSalamander wrote:Flaschenpost wrote:BlindCaveSalamander wrote:Boutsen's out? Again? Okay, this is just ridiculous now.
he saw the flag at Monaco! thats enough for one season
Can't I buy him some driver coaching or something? Anything that'll stop him from breaking the car so damn much? Because it's reliable enough for Nannini.
Flaschenpost wrote:theroretically, he should finish as often as Nannini... its just ... variance/unluck
Sebastian Vettel wrote:If I was good at losing, I wouldn't be in Formula 1
Mitch Hedberg wrote:I want to be a race car passenger: just a guy who bugs the driver. Say man, can I turn on the radio? You should slow down. Why do we gotta keep going in circles? Man, you really like Tide...