Grand Prix Rejects

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37.

And goodnight.

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DonTirri wrote:Oh and coops: I say hate because that is the feeling I have. And dislike is not the word I feel like using when I'm ticked off.
and besides, yes. I am a dick. And an ass. And everything inbetween. So sue me.

You missed out 'immature'.

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Hated? I hate. You hate. We hate. Hate hate hate. I dont want him to win because I hate him. Im glad he crashed because I hate him.

You sound like a bunch of dicks, are you all twelve years old?

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JeremyMcClean wrote:Why did the race had to be postponed for AN HOUR????? GAAAHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!

There was a bit of rain and a couple of girly drivers didnt like it.

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Paul Hayes wrote:And then there were three... and from three different teams, too!

Three? Four surely? Hamilton, Alonso, Webber and Vettel? RBR wont give up on Vettel. Im not saying they'll sabotage Webber but they've already come out and said they wont favour him (that from the Not Shocking News Desk!).

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Michael and Ralf hit the town!

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Almost the event itself. Yeah, you cant control when it rains and Ive no idea what the usual weather pattern is for this region but if it is that today has been a normal day weather-wise then somebody in Planning is an idiot, we dont need this every year. Dont get me wrong, in a way is suited me. I...

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Has anybody else noticed how often Legard will ask Brundle a question only for Brundle to disregard it and talk about something else?

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Im glad Sutil crashed out, hed been trying all afternoon.

I felt a bit sorry for Vettel, a new experience for me.

MSC was impressive.

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What a mess. And what a shame as it could potentially disrupt the progress of this ever-improving team.

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The best season of racing in nearly twenty years will have been ruined by Ferrari. Says you who doesnt even have an avatar. I take your point but I wouldnt say its ruined the spectacle, the races are still what they are. If anything its for the Alonso/Ferrari fans to feel a bit deflated if the titl...

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dr-baker wrote:I had to look up what meetic was, but then I thought, ohhh, yes please. I probably am the most desparate on here

Prepare a paragraph that describes yourself. Lets see if anybody takes a shine to it.

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Warren Hughes wrote:And I'm sure that's nothing to do with the fact that I once wrote
Warren Hughes wrote:I wish I was as funny as coops

I hadnt read that. Just be thankful you're not as bitter as CarlosFerreira.

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Phoenix wrote:...I've seen somewhere that Pastor Maldonado will take Hülkenberg's seat at Williams for next year...

Thats a new tack for Williams. I suppose they've tried everything else in the last decade, employing a member of the church was the next logical step.

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Warren Hughes wrote:Name names!

That Warren Hughes is a bit of a hero of mine.

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And if what you say about the other forums are anything to go by, maybe I don't want to go anywhere else... Ive had a cursory glance at a few other F1 sites and I've seen nothing as good as this. On here theres an abundance of informative posts aswell as the more light hearted ones. I only wish mor...

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uh_clem wrote:Here is a trivia question that I don't know the answer to. During the Speed TV F1 broadcasts here in America, Steve Matchett often refers to Jarno Trulli as "the scrumptious one". Does anyone have any idea what he is talking about?

It could be a reference to his wine making?

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That said, others might suggest that the drivers are encouraged to copy Hamilton through Turn 16 - he told reporters that he had avoided driving over the kerb in the first place so he wouldn't risk damaging the car... Sounds a bit like common sense being employed. Try explaining that to Sakon Yamam...

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Losers.

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Building a team round a driver like Vettel is a gamble. To me it always looks like the team lead Vettel at the moment, they cosset him and build him up. He seems a genuinely nice guy but to lead a team you need a bit of the Alonso's about you. As a back up Id employ a decent #2 to keep him under pre...

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Go home, Colin Koles, the Fastest Milk Man In The West Seriously, each anecdotal HRT post just brightens my day. They are so Rejectful they deserve a memorial forum, perhaps not now but when they finally quit. They make Andrea Moda look like McLaren, and I mean McLaren when Ron Dennis was still the...

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Obviously a big spanner in the works for the silly season could be if Webber wins the championship and retires, which isn't completely impossible. I know Webber has big cojones but surely not even he would quit on that much of a high. I know others have done it, sometimes through choice but even so...

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dr-baker wrote:HRT have been fined and reprimanded for releasing Sakon Yamamoto with a tyre blanket still attached and then going to retrieve it from the pit lane exit...

TV producers should play the Laurel & Hardy music everytime they cut to a HRT car or the garage.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNjPgE1muTM

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Wizzie wrote:I thought we already established the latter as fact several weeks ago...

Well maybe I was away boiling an egg at that point.

Grumpy.

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Wizzie wrote:Sutil's a better driver than Hulkenberg.
There. I said it.

Sutils a better driver than Heidfeld.

There. I said that.

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I generally enjoy what Eddie Jordan has to say but his "look im friends with everyone in the paddock" is beginning to grate. Has any team principal/driver/engineer/mechanic/sponsor not been man handled and back slapped by EJ in the last 18 months?

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ADx_Wales wrote:Not to say that Sutil doesn't have ability.

If I were Sutil I wouldnt sign for Williams. Williams arent so far in front of Force India for it to be worth him risking his reputation against a still quick and committed Barrichello.

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In my opinion, this is bad news.

http://www.grandprix.com/ns/ns22722.html

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CarlosFerreira wrote:Merged the thread on Alan Jones being the steward for Korea.

Smooth operator.

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"Mein gott! Did F1 Rejects not make enough jokes the last time we were pictured together?! Go avay!"

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Bleu wrote:Well, there has been seven races (2x Warwick, 2x Mansell, 2x Herbert, 1x Hill) with British driver steward so...

And even with all that help they're still going to lose!

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Alan Jones will be the driver rep on the stewards panel for the Korean GP.

Punishments for penalties will, perhaps, include a bang on the lugs or being told you're a bloody wimp.

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Tealy wrote:Off topic but haven't 3 drivers won for Jordan? I'm thinking Hill, Frentzen and Fisichella (That race in '03 when Raikkonen was the winner on the podium but moved down afterwards).

You're right I forgot about Fizzy, perhaps because of the way he won it. Still, a wins a win.

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Klon wrote:We simply should have an anonymous FIA president who acts via a computer

Have the Teminator movies taught us nothing?

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Jeroen Krautmeir wrote:I for one, am happy that Damon held up Schumi...

And history will always record that Damon Hill was the first driver to win for Jordan F1!!

That actually meant more in 1998 when we didnt know that the second driver to win would also be the last.

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Interlagos is not, I repeat, is not Rubens Barrichellos 'backyard'.

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I know what your thinking, the 1982 San Marino Grand prix is the best of that group... However: Only 13 cars started the race due to political wrangling from one division of teams. Its essentially a Ferrari demonstration run... ...at the nearest Circuit to the Ferrari Factory. Had this race been an...

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Im available at weekends!

Oh. Thats says....nevermind.

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Coops predictions 2010 Korean Grand Prix: 1. Hamilton 2. Webber 3. Vettel 4. Alonso 5. Button 6. Schumacher 7. Barrichello 8. Massa 9. Kubica 10. Kobayashi Pole: Hamilton Fastest lap: Button First Retirement: Hulkenberg ROTR: HRT (Ineptitude with a Korean flavour) IIDOTR: Kobayashi DBTMOTR: Hulkenbe...

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