Grand Prix Rejects

wsrgo

Felipe Massa

He's always the victim. He admits he hasn't seen the accident, but says it's Magnussen's fault. He says these drivers "who come from GP2..."

Go home, Felipe. Just go home.

wsrgo

Bottas

Honourable mention to Enoch for having a spot-on photo there of Rosberg wearing the DFB shirt. Right after that, Germany won the Cup and Rosberg won his 'home' race.

Although Hamilton will still insist it was a Finnish 1-2

wsrgo

Well, I agree that Wolff has taken full advantage of the opportunity handed out to her, glory run or not. She could have spun or crashed, but she didn't, and managed to put in a respectful lap time on the board. However, I find myself asking the question, what if she were not given this opportunity...

wsrgo

Well, I agree that Wolff has taken full advantage of the opportunity handed out to her, glory run or not. She could have spun or crashed, but she didn't, and managed to put in a respectful lap time on the board. However, I find myself asking the question, what if she were not given this opportunity?...

wsrgo

Salamander wrote:So, the GP2 order has been turned on it's head in practice. Both the Lazarus kekwagons outpaced both Carlins and both DAMS', who apparently forgot to bring their epic speed hax setup this weekend. Racing Engineering looks strong, with Coletti fastest and Marciello 3rd fastest.

Come on, Conor

wsrgo

Alexander Rossi has left the Caterham operation with immediate effect. His place in the GP2 team will be filled by supersub Tom Dillmann for Hockennheim http://rack.2.mshcdn.com/media/ZgkyMDEzLzA4LzA1LzYyL2FuY2hvcm1hbi42NjJkYS5naWYKcAl0aHVtYgk4NTB4ODUwPgplCWpwZw/e36d14bd/1c0/anchorman.jpg Sad to se...

wsrgo

Alexander Rossi has left the Caterham operation with immediate effect. His place in the GP2 team will be filled by supersub Tom Dillmann for Hockennheim.

I wonder if Dillmann will show the world how crap Rossi was.

wsrgo

Argentina hasn't done a single thing in this world cup that people will remember, so Germany really earned it. They embarrassed all Brazilian -speaking countries in the world cup, so that's defenitely something we won't forget. Erm...surely you mean Portuuguese? Probably many will disagree,but the ...

wsrgo

Apparently I watched the German GP in my dream but it looked a lot like Silverstone before the renos in 2009. Rosberg and Vettel were on the front row, but Rosberg had technical troubles midway through the race, as did Vettel. For some reason, the World Cup final between Germany and Argentina was t...

wsrgo

1. Bottas 2. Ricciardo - because running for 37 laps on a set of mediums at Silverstone is pretty damn incredible. Mediums? You sure? I thought only the Ferraris started on hards? Yep, he put the Hards on when the race was red flagged, then swapped to Mediums on lap 15, which he ran to the end on. ...

wsrgo

AustralianStig wrote:1. Bottas
2. Ricciardo - because running for 37 laps on a set of mediums at Silverstone is pretty damn incredible.

Mediums? You sure? I thought only the Ferraris started on hards?

wsrgo

I've decided to change my nomination to all those who're saying f1rejects has become like autosport. People have the right to nominate whoever they choose, that doesn't automatically make them biased. SgtPepper's nomination is the one I least agree with, but it's his opinion, I think we should just...

wsrgo

I've decided to change my nomination to all those who're saying f1rejects has become like autosport. People have the right to nominate whoever they choose, that doesn't automatically make them biased. SgtPepper's nomination is the one I least agree with, but it's his opinion, I think we should just ...

wsrgo

1. #BO77AS
2. Alonso

Honourable mentions: Alonso and Button.

wsrgo

Raikkonen.

wsrgo

I wonder if Gene Haas will now change his name to Eugenio Hasso?

wsrgo

If Jos Verstappen is concerned about one thing it's Max repeating the mistakes he made, so that won't be the biggest problem. Max Verstappen is still quite some distance behind Ocon, 74 points, and the title is really Ocon's to lose. Absolutely - and even with Verstappen's great recent form, Ocon h...

wsrgo

Holland are the only European team really looking like they can win this tournament. They have that strange quality where they can win when playing badly, which almost can be considered the sign of a champion team. I'd say it is a sign. That strange quality sums up Manchester United's 2012/13 title...

wsrgo

wsrgo

More good news for dr Baker....CERRUTI WINS!!!!!!

wsrgo

Since when am I "targeting" you? The last time I properly disagreed with you to my recollection was with Lynn and Rowland, and you instigated that. Not me. That wasn't a disagreement, you were just holding your point of view. Mr Ataxia chose to meddle in the process, it was he with whom I...

wsrgo

Yes, because he obviously didn't have some sort of problem in the Barcelona sprint race, and didn't have to pit on the first lap at Austria. Clearly . Salamander, please stop targeting me all the time will you? Since when am I "targeting" you? The last time I properly disagreed with you t...

wsrgo

Well, today was inconclusive for the most part. Not any less than Alex Lynn's incredible performances in the sprint races in GP3 Yes, because he obviously didn't have some sort of problem in the Barcelona sprint race, and didn't have to pit on the first lap at Austria. Clearly . Salamander, please ...

wsrgo

Well, that's how you back up talk with performances. Well done, Sergey.

wsrgo

http://static1.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20130608224604/s4s/images/9/94/Top_lel.jpg Both DAMS cars of Sainz and Gasly, plus the Fortec of Oliver Rowland, the top three in the FR3.5 standings, were stranded on the grid when the field went to do their formation lap at Moscow just now. So wsrgo, still th...

wsrgo

Biscione wrote: Under the current system he'd have scored 3pts.

But then, in those five races, Raikkonen would have scored...36 points, instead of 13.

wsrgo

I think you are right actually. I thought both GP2 races were flipping brilliant. Some great overtaking and nice to see why Ferrari rate Marciello so much at last. He was probably the driver of the weekend for me although he did lose out to Coletti with his cooked tyres towards the end of Sunday's ...

wsrgo

I think you are right actually. I thought both GP2 races were flipping brilliant. Some great overtaking and nice to see why Ferrari rate Marciello so much at last. He was probably the driver of the weekend for me although he did lose out to Coletti with his cooked tyres towards the end of Sunday's ...

wsrgo

1. Hamilton
2. Perez

HM: The 2.1 second pitstop that not only helped Bottas beat Massa but also possibly, helped Rosberg win the race.

wsrgo

I think I'll go unorthodox and nominate Nico Hulkenberg. For all the talk of him being the next big thing, he just can't keep life in his tyres too long.

wsrgo

Sprint race results:

1. Johnny Cecotto, Jr. (Trident)
2. Stefano Coletti (Racing Engineering)
3. Raffaele Marciello (Racing Engineering)
4. Mitch Evans (RT RUSSIAN TIME)
5. Alexander Rossi (Caterham)
6. Jolyon Palmer (DAMS)
7. Julian Leal (Carlin)
8. Takuya Izawa (ART)

wsrgo

Finally, a much better GP2 result in terms of the talent in the field. 1. Felipe Nasr (Carlin) 2. Stoffel Vandoorne (ART) 3. Raffaele Marciello (Racing Engineering) 4. Stefano Coletti (Racing Engineering) 5. Jolyon Palmer (DAMS) 6. Johnny Cecotto, Jr (Trident) 7. Mitch Evans (RT RUSSIAN TIME) 8. Ale...

wsrgo

Watching Croatia has led me to the one most important existential question in football: how many teams are there that have a checquered pattern outfit, other than Croatia and Schumacher's benefit-team? (And i don't include the fashion-rejects outfits of the late eighties and early nineties) Having ...

wsrgo

If this is to be believed, it looks like the end is here for Hockenheim However, I think it's a good thing that the German GP has a more stable future now as both Hockenheim and Nürburgring before were in precarious money woes. But, the German GP may have a more permanent home for once. Also, I've ...

wsrgo

Been getting into Euro F3 this year - fair play to the series for making all the (full) races available on YouTube on their official YT channel with decent picture quality and full commentary, light years ahead of F1 and even GP2/GP3/WSR in that respect. That Ocon looks both quick and very consiste...

wsrgo

Is anyone else finding Massa a bit of a whiner this year? When he was taken out by Kobayashi in Australia he was already saying it deserved a race ban about 10 minutes after the crash, and now he's calling for a bigger penalty for Perez. I don't remember him being like this in previous years...alth...

wsrgo

Time to update this stuff for 2014: Red Bull Junior Team: Carlos Sainz, Jr(ESP, b.1994): Formula Renault 3.5 series Pierre Gasly (FRA, b. 1996): Formula Renault 3.5 series Alex Lynn (GBR, b.1993): GP3 series Ferrari Driver Academy: Jules Bianchi(FRA, b.1989): Formula One Raffaele Marciello(ITA, b.19...

wsrgo

http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/114376 Wow, Williams have been full of bs this season, haven't they? This only proves it more. Sergio Pérez and Force India were right to try to make it to the flag. They may have had issues, but look at Thierry Boutsen's drive at Brazil 1991. Then, he wa...

wsrgo

In response to good_Ralf, who says that Vettel only hugged Ricciardo for PR reasons...yes, but he did. Can you imagine him hugging Webber like that?

wsrgo

And the stewards have given a 5 place penalty to... Perez . Seriously, that's one of the worst stewarding calls in years. Stewards has regain it's justice Good choice this time Force India suspect it's an act of revenge by FIA observer Adrian Fernandez, who was a former manager of Sergio Perez, but...

Search found 651 matches