Grand Prix Rejects

RejectSteve wrote:Rare footage indeed, the MasterCard Lola Ford T97/30 in Melbourne.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7g9spQ3F5zg

Nice find! Gawd, the Lolas even LOOK slow

Everyone saying Campos have done an about turn regarding their entry - it was Barwa Addex, a team Campos left last year who emphatically denied their participation in F1 2010, Campos himself never confirmed or denied it.

http://www.f1rejects.com/teams/fondmetal/large/92-f1-magnycours-ac-3.jpg The 1992 Fondmetal, imo, was a very nice looking car, both in design and colour scheme, the red, black and silvery-white worked really well. Although, saying that, the 1995 Pacific has to be THE nicest colour scheme to grace a...

Awesome! Really looking forward to Lola coming back, even if it may ultimately only be for the lulz. Not so keen on Lightspeed though, be a bit iffy whether a F3 team could make the jump, I wouldn't be surprised if the FIA turned them down, unless they suddenly find themselves needing a load of team...

well I got one name right here: Narain Karthikeyan. Bloody US05, allowed both Tiago and Narain to become Lucky Bastards And Christijan Albers! Luckily, Albers doesn't escape - he doesn't have any other top 6 finishes to back up the 5th in the US, so he still meets reject criteria - deservedly in my...

Still, in my view, their 1995 car wasn't all that bad, it was just very unreliable, due to a lack of resources and money. The jump in performance from 1994 to 95, considering their lack of budget, was pretty astronomical; with a bit more money they'd have given Simtek a run for their money. It's a ...

Optimised for Netscape 1.1 eh?

Shame none of the photo links work

Edit: Very nice photo of inside the teams factory in the Team history section

Nissany was 7,3 seconds slower than Robert Doornbos...in fact, only driver of whom he was within 107% was Nicolas Kiesa in Jordan, at even that only under tenth of a second. Really? That is atrociously slow, he'd have given Delatrez a run for his money if he'd ever bought himself into a full time s...