Grand Prix Rejects

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Shizuka wrote:
Ralf: Norbert, can I get a seat?
Haug: Sure, take one of those white plastic ones with you on your way out

Fixed.

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James Hunt in anything after his 1989 test with Williams where he was reasonably quick.

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Kobayashi

Schumacher

It was supposed to be the other way round with Schumacher first but Kobayashi barged past with impunity.

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Haug "Its an honour to be in the presence of THREE German legends. Mercedes, Michael.........and Kraftwerk on my headphones"

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The race itself was a bit dull. I miss the Suzuka rain (remember 1994?).

OK then, I'll plump for Algurswari. Has he been penalised? Im sure you're not simply allowed to drive into someone like that (unless hes your team-mate and you really feel like it, of course).

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WeirdKerr wrote:I would of Liked to have seen Mansell And Alesi or SENNA and Alesi!!!

Alesi? Loved the man but he would've been career-endingly demolished by either of those two.

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Nigel Mansell and Ayrton Senna.

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"Its from Kimi, he had a late night or something"

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Mother Nature: I don't remember to have given you permission to cut lots of trees, desecate seas, throw every kind of imaginable chemical compound to the atmosphere and chase animals until their extinction. And yet I'm not sending tornadoes and earthquakes to every single city on Earth every second...

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Zsolt Baumgartner (yeah, I went there).

Can you imagine what this place would be like if he got a three year contract?

If not him then the mighty Montoya could still win a world championship, with or without the burgers.

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Dario Franchitti wins the Indycar title again and the BBC ignore it. Not shocking. It didn't even make the nightly sports wrap in Canada. Relevence is sorley lacking for that series. (which I personally enjoy) Actually, I finally found it later on this afternoon. It was down at the bottom with an e...

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jpm wrote:Romain Grosjean

The sooner the better.

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ADx_Wales wrote:Audi and Peugeot had no difficulty this weekend getting past slower cars this weekend...

Thats a bit different, though. Clip an Audi and you get a dent. Clip a Red Bull and, well, ask Lewis Hamilton...

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jpm wrote:Nick has been a very good driver throughout his career.

Hes not been terrible but all the stats you listed, to me, are a list of 'nearly's and 'if only's. Thats fine for a couple of seasons (if you're Adrian Sutil, for example) but after a career as long as Nicks it should have been more.

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I'm a Heidfeld fan (yes, such things exist) so I'm a bit gutted for him really, don't know where he goes from here. To be fair, without taking the mickey this time, you'd have to agree that Heidfeld has had plenty of opportunity to shine in F1 and hes only ever acheived 'mediocre' really. If after ...

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I noticed that someone on Youtube nicknamed him 'Kamikaze Sato' which, although a bit lazy, is quite funny. He'll bounce back, he's used to that at least.

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Coops' predictions (BTW Im so excited as its GOING TO RAIN! Suzuka in the rain is always awesome) 2010 Japanese Grand Prix: 1. Hamilton 2. Alonso 3. Button 4. Webber 5. Vettel 6. Barrichello 7. Schumacher 8. Rosberg 9. Kubica 10. Massa Pole: Hamilton Fastest lap: Hamilton First Retirement: Yamamoto ...

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Two guys who know nothing about F1 want to re-write the rule book and they come up with ludicrous suggestions like these. Shocking. The fact that the blue flags are the ones their drivers see the most has nothing to do with it, Im sure. Its difficult enough to get past the rejectful cars at certain ...

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Phoenix wrote:
LukeB wrote:I find it very hard to dislike Heidfeld. I find it very hard to form an opinion about him at all in fact...

Well, you can at least say he's reliable...

So are washing machines.

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eagleash wrote:
Warren Hughes wrote:
eagleash wrote:So now, up to speed.

Scott Speed's going to decide whether the Korean GP goes ahead?
(Sorry, really lame. I wish I was as funny as Coops)

Don't wish that on yourself...

Oi! I heard that!

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Dario Franchitti wins the Indycar title again and the BBC ignore it.

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Well actually... I meant Boring-Man-Heidfeld. I mean... how rejectful can it be? The most boring man in F1 history gets a drive in a team with the most boring livery... it's rejectdom written all over the place... Id forgotten about Heidfeld, which says it all. He'd be better off joining Kraftwerk....

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The Blue Man Group introduce their new manager and a radical change of image.

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Well actually... I meant Boring-Man-Heidfeld. I mean... how rejectful can it be? The most boring man in F1 history gets a drive in a team with the most boring livery... it's rejectdom written all over the place... Id forgotten about Heidfeld, which says it all. He'd be better off joining Kraftwerk.

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Discuss I like that. Thats not a suggestion its an instruction. I question why any company would want to risk entering F1 at the moment due to the (still) massive cost and high risk of disgrace. The days are gone where F1 was a showcase for the top manufacturers to show off. Being a top manufacture...

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http://cdn.wn.com/pd/e4/ea/01c55588214cfabf9aa9d7cb5d07_grande.jpg "..of course we now know that Brown Cow has an advantage having opted for the Full-Wet Hooves while White Cow is struggling for grip on the Intermediates ..." "... finally answering the question "Why now, brown c...

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"..of course we now know that Brown Cow has an advantage having opted for the Full-Wet Hooves while White Cow is struggling for grip on the Intermediates ..."

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Wizzie wrote:Was that intentional?

I think you'll find its spelt 'International'.

Anytime.

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If I were Eric Boullier, I wouldn't risk signing Raikkonen if that were the case (which I very much suspect it will be). Raikkonen needs to join Renault the racing team, not Renault the wace winning team. He has a history of just phoning it in when the car is not the way he'd like it. I agree 100% ...

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...in association with megadodo publications and also the supercomputer Eddie... *Ticker-tape* *Ticker-tape* Sorry, couldn't resist. I'm still surprised that I would find Hitchhiker's Guide references on an F1 forum He has form. http://www.f1rejects.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=3559&start=90

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Eric Boullier has been quoted as saying they think Petrov is worth investing in. Eric Boullier is also quoted as saying he wishes to have a face to face meeting with Big Kimi to see how serious he is about returning. Id love to be a fly on the wall in that meeting... Eric - "We'd really love y...

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ADx_Wales wrote:well he has one of those in his face aswell. there i said it.

Yeah, you went there!

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lostpin wrote:Yet, there are certain German drivers that should be considered carefully...

Timo Glock?

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Will Austin go ahead? Yes it will. http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorsp ... 049127.stm

This is one of those stories where I didnt even know Austin was in difficulty until they came out and said they werent. I never know what to believe....

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Michael Schumacher: "Hmm. Now thats what I call a run-off area. Lets see Rubens get out of THIS one!. Mwah hah haaah etc"

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f1-gast wrote:Why Stephney has to stay in the prison ?

Before you start making 'FREE THE FERRARI ONE!' placards read this

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorsp ... 045983.stm

To summarise hes unlikely to serve the sentence and get banged up. Which for us is slightly a shame as we could do some amusing Caption This posts im sure.

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CarlosFerreira wrote:Serious, you English is very good.

Was that intentional?

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EWATA!!!!
(Enough With All The Acronyms!!!!)

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He probably just rubs it hard going
"Mmmmm"

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ADx_Wales wrote:So this case, which in honesty is still more obscure, and beyond reasonable doubt, McLaren have had to pay $100 mil...
Ferari only two months a go do something BLATANTL OBV........
.....no I'll shut up.

Dont forget the moustache-twirling villain/driver of the piece....

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