Grand Prix Rejects

Simtek wrote:Due to the strict rules of this championship, only Charles Leclerc and Sergey Sirotkin qualified as rookies for this year's championship. And, I shite you not, these were the results:

2018
1. Sergey Sirotkin - 380
2. Charles Leclerc - 379

Maybe he was the driver of the season then!

It will be 158 Grands Prix between Kubica’s last race in Abu Dhabi and Australia 2019 which will put him third on the list for the longest gap between two races.

The drivers who have longer gaps? Jan Lammers and Luca Badoer

Not a great omen for him...

Karter Felipe Ribeiro, who is apart of the Redline Driver Development Program, is interested in testing if an offer arrives

So any other sons of rejects on the radar in junior series? I know that ’s son is currently in karting (Brando), there’s also Ericsson’s brother in British F4 but I can’t think of anyone else of the top of my head. honourable mention obviously goes to Roy Nissany though EDIT: just remembered Juju N...

The "Abu Dhabi announces Women Driving is Legal" Grand Prix Finale of 2018 1. Lella Lombardi 2. Maria Teresa de Filippis 3. Divina Galica 4. Desiré Wilson 5. Giovanna Amati 6. Susie Wolff 7. Sarah Fisher 8. Katherine Legge 9. Carmen Jordá 10. Simona de Silvestro Pole: Lombardi Fastest lap...

Seems like the Winkelhocks should be the reject royal family!

IceG wrote:Yes, yes, so much yes....

https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/kubi ... 9/4301134/

Also, tak, tak, tak jak, tak!

Excuse me for a second

KUUUUUBBBBBIIIIIICCCCCAAAAA

Should I count that as an official prediction, Fetzie? How many points would be on offer for it? That would be an Infinite Improbability Drive of the Race award bet, I presume, and for that you'd get six points on double if you predict correctly! Now that's what I call a Christmas present! Come on ...

How many reject father-sons have we had? As in both ended up as rejects? Not sure it has happened? Definitely not the Hills, nor Fittipaldis, nor Verstappens, nor Rosbergs, nor Brabhams... On the contrary... http://f1i.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/XPB_198951_HiRes.jpg Of course! No one can break ...

How many reject father-sons have we had? As in both ended up as rejects?

I’m interested in joining your series Gertrand, I’ll take Ligier if you’re okay with that Sure, welcome aboard! Thank you! now to get to work, I’ll vote for keeping engine formula and spending four tokens on the ‘87 car Ligier signs new team manager Ligier has today announced the signing of a new t...

I’m interested in joining your series Gertrand, I’ll take Ligier if you’re okay with that

pasta_maldonado wrote:

FortiWinks wrote:Any chance I could jump in with a team or will I have to wait for ‘79?

There is the chance you could possibly take Lotus from this season, FortiWinks

Only if you want Chapman Lotus to have the success of Fernandes Lotus

The 2018 Abu Dha... zzzz... sorry, drifted off there Grand Prix! My predictions 1st Lewis Hamilton 2nd Valtteri Bottas 3rd Sebastian Vettel 4th Max Verstappen 5th Daniel Ricciardo 6th Kimi Räikkönen 7th Kevin Magnussen 8th Nico Hülkenberg 9th Romain Grosjean 10th Charles Leclerc Pole: Lewis Hamilton...

Not sure if this was touched on in the old article, but something has been bothering me about MasterCard Lola... Looking at qualifying for the Australian Grand Prix, all of the Bridgestone-shod cars qualified considerably slower than the Goodyear cars. Only two Bridgestone cars qualified in the top...

Yeah, it already feels guaranteed that this will be a borefest, indeed the only Abu Dhabi races which have been memorable are the ones where a title is on the line! But if you look at it another way, all the dull AD races were held in odd-numbered years (2009, 11, 13, 15, 17) and every decent AD ra...

Any chance I could jump in with a team or will I have to wait for ‘79?

The Redline Driver Development Program (RDDP) has found some talented youngsters ready for junior categories. James Smith is a 21-year old Brit aiming to make a career in Touring Cars/GT racing with national level titles including the British Suzuki Swift Series, would like to find a seat in the SEA...

On the Senna thing I remember reading somewhere (might have even been on this forum) that Schumacher’s first contract he signed was intended for Ayrton before he died so maybe he would’ve gone there? Schumacher would then see out the end of his contract at Benetton before joining McLaren in ‘97 in a...

Very interested to see what article 4 states! How many rejects would there be is more my interest!

Slot: #56 Funai Super Aguri
Driver name: Takashi Sato
Nationality: Japan

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Australian who has been an F1 fan since 2010, can’t wait to get started here