Grand Prix Rejects

Klon

GOT ... to be a reject.

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Captain Hammer wrote:What do you mean it's not a good idea? It's a bloody fanatasic idea.

Yeah... bloody indeed...

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LionZoo wrote:I'm starting the campaign for Sato for Ferrari right now. So here goes:

SATO TO FERRARI!

+ INFINITY

But I doubt that they'll replace Badoer as I personally believe that he'll do quite better at Spa (or let's say it otherwise: he won't be so embarrising XD).

Klon

Finnish MTV3, television channel which airs F1. Their headlines for this weekend an hour before the race: * Lehto: Badoer doesn't look into his mirrors * Badoer was too fast - but only in the pits * Lehto: Badoer should have stayed at home * Badoer was nearly excluded from the meeting * Sutil stars...

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HWNSNBM... Now for a totally Valencia-unrelated question that has been bugging me ever since I joined the Rejects-forum. What has poor Zsolt done to become "He whose name shall not be mentioned"? No idea. It's a long, ongoing, insider joke on the website, that pre-dates the forum. I alway...

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And another try at a poem ... It shocked everywhere: from the paddock to the pageant; loose parts caused Massa's terrible woes. Schumacher is not fit to drive, but when there's no legend, there are still unsung heroes. Luca Badoer, we're happy to have you playin' the game. And with KERS and Ferrari ...

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If a rally driver does try f1 where is the co driver gonna sit...... http://www.spiritofsport.co.uk/media/gbu0/prodlg/mansell-senna-blue.jpg Senna: "I tell you, Nigel, this will be the way Formula 1 will be driven in 20 years, with a helpful copilot sitting safe on the chassis." Mansell: ...

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MaxZero wrote:what's to say there isn't a penis under the skirt

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Looking at certain other ... comebacks, there can only be one:
Ralf Schumacher!

Or else - Takuma Sato. And no, I won't get tired of wanting him in F1.

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I will just follow the rumour I've heard somewhere that Ferrari is contractually bound to use Luca Badoer as a reserve driver. If that's false, I will allow myself to dream an unrealistic dream: Takuma Sato for Ferrari replacement driver.

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Snoozey2 wrote:As reported in SportBild.de today:

That says everything...

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Vettel: "What do you think, Mark, will this upgrade be good enough for Toro Rosso?"
Webber: "Guess so..."

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And it really irritates me that people out there are looking to diminish the credibility of both Brawn as a team and as a person simply because Barrichello isn't producing the goods when asked. They didn't rig Barrichello's pit stop to fail last night, it simply happened as these things do. Yes, yo...

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The penalty is the same for everyone - if Mark is so much faster that he wins the race anyway, then so be it, that's racing. The penalty can't be tailored to suit the car or driver. That wasn't my point, like I said, I believed he would've won anyways. But I believe, if it looks like this: ... 2.: ...

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To nominate Kimi Räikkönen is too easy for me, I'll look at the top ... and we have two nominees: Mark Webber's penalty - I'm sorry, but if you're handing out a penalty, you need to have rules to secure that it penalises the driver. If a driver can take a track position while taking a penalty, you'r...

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Jacques: No one wants me in their team anymore. Can I take Mosley's job to get my revenge?
Bernie: Why not?

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Ross Prawn wrote:

"Cool, it's faster than the R29! Now I really can push for the win."

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Robbie wrote:@redbulljack14: Button was fourth in China in 2007, not fifth.

No, he wasn't. Sebastian Vettel took fourth in China two years ago.

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My worry is that with the threat of legal action and the back-biting getting ever more vociferous, we'll see 16 cars peel off into the pitlane at the end of the parade lap on Sunday afternoon, leaving Nico Rosberg to romp home in a four-car race. Make five or six out of it, could imagine Nick Heidf...

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Free Organized Teams Association World Open-Wheel Nostrum

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This is bad and crowns Max Mosley as ROTY of 2009 already! Nonono, the only ones who get themselves ROTY for this stunt are the FOTA teams who willingly ignore the needs of a sensible sport and are the real egomainiacs in this story as they refuse to accept any of Mosley's more than acceptable offe...

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Well, we already have Fisichella, who would've been joined on the podium by Jenson Button in the Williams (who'd have been the youngest podium finisher due to that), Jos Verstappen in the Arrows. Further points would've gone to Pedro De La Rosa (Arrows), Ricardo Zonta (BAR) and, of all people, Gasto...

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This budget cap is one hell of a boost for F1 rejects. Can I hear Gunter Schmid signing an F1 entry form... Sadly no...he passed away in 2005. Beware! It iz teh Formula 1 zombies... Brabham to return? Based on the holy leftovers of Super Aguri? I think I have a favourite entry plan now. Who's in fa...

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WeirdKerr wrote:AAAARGHH my EYEsSSSSS!!!! (NOT a Caption)

Hehehe...

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Wizzie wrote:2. This is going to be the most interesting Monaco GP in a long time.

No, it won't. Button will win once more and anyone who could challenge him in the race will once again f*** up their strategies or some crap like that. Why should I even bother watching this "race" tomorrow?

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DTM and WTCC are out of the question aswell, since those cars don't look like Ferrari's road cars. Even though I would like to see Ferrari enter DTM, just to see them getting completely smothered by Audi and Mercedes, let's put Kimi in a DTM car and see him getting humiliated by the likes of Christ...

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BlindCaveSalamander wrote:I think you hit the nail on the head there with Ralf.

Yeah, naming a slow car after the second most successful German F1 driver...

Well, you could name it: "Rial 2.0" or "The Adrian"

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Well, two facts for the statisticians among us: - Nick Heidfeld as proven himself to be the "Iron Man" of Formula 1, he has beaten Michael Schumacher's record of most consecutive finishes with his 24th consecutive finish. - Adrian Sutil had his 40th race start - with his 40th consecutive f...

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[...] they backed him up with Heiko Wasser, who is the James Allen of German TV. Off topic now, sorry for that, but I feel the desire to say that this judgement is completely unjustified. Wasser still plays patriotic cards, but not more than other commentators do and in no way as often as Allen did...

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Captain Hammer wrote:...iSport and ART Grand Prix, as they've experienced success in the lower formulas.

Well, Super Aguri has a history in sporting cars and IRL, in the last one, they even managed to bring a driver to the Rookie Of The Year title...

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crazydude1992 wrote:Looks like Ferrari are disqualified for, um, being too quick in the 2004 season, so heres what happens with the results!
1.Button 122 points 7 wins (he wishes)

Thank you, Michael, thank you, Ferrari, simply for being there in 2004... ^^

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I highly suggest Keanu Reeves playing the 2007 World Champion Kimi Räikkönen... Bingo! I wanted to put a little dialouge in my first posting, which should have been additional proof that this would be a good decision, but I've forgotten it - now I remember Race Engineer: "It's all over, Hamilt...

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On a noteworthy side note, guess who was at the Bahrain Qualifying session in the Ferrari pitlane ... that's right, the one, the only, Jean Alesi. I'll eat my hat if this has no hidden meaning...

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I highly suggest Keanu Reeves playing the 2007 World Champion Kimi Räikkönen...

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3rd Place - Ralf Schumacher Just like everyone else. OBJECTION! I like him... There are three people who are getting on my nerves pretty much: Niki Lauda - sorry, Niki ... how should I explain it best ... you're a old, grumpy man with an opinion noone gives a damn about. Go to Austrian F1 coverage,...

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Now he only races in DTM.... And is there mediocre at best as well, he was beaten by DTM newcomer Ralf Schumacher and only scored his single point by having Schumacher retiring shortly before the line due to brake failure. But when we are at the point of "2nd generation superstars", let's...

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Well, I would have to agree that the start time wasn't chosen very well, but we had finally something like a exciting race in Malaysia ... WTF? XD But we need to look at something else: at Q1 - I think we have found ourselves a nice moment of F1 punditry. Buemi at his best... "Three and a half ...

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Off course, this goes without saying that the "Reject Of The Race" should get points as well. So I'd say let's keep the point system itself and give two additional ways of scoring: 1. - Reject Of The Race worth 2 pts/race 2. - The Reject Of The Year gets additionally 35 points at the begin...

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Reject of the race for me was Kubica. Clumsy move, not only screwing himself out of a nigh certain podium but takes Vettel with him! Nah, I rather think that this was Vettel's fault (like he himself admitted) and therefore if this accident decides the Reject of the Race, the award would have to go ...

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Just wondering if you guys flew OZ jet to Melbourne this year? I am still holding out hope the Minardi TeamUSA returns to INDYCAR before long. Regards, Nick Kowalko No, they flew Brawn A... eh ... I meant Virgin Atlantic; at least that's what they said in their podcast. And to the point of covering...

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