Grand Prix Rejects

Rosenforth will test Pietronella Addiks on both days, with our second driver to be confirmed later.

Pyotr Mikoyan who competed in AR2.0NA in 2017 is looking to compete in the European series and is open to all offers

Shizuka wrote:Alright, unless there's interest by anyone to test at us, consider V-Sport to be folded. I've been a bit busy recently, so it might be a good time to put my team to rest.

Thanks for participating, I'm gonna miss the Martini livery from this season...I was quite proud of that.

Because there's probably going to be an NA slot opening up, one of those will go to mrfakeboullier if he wants it. Phoenix has the chance to join the European series, if he so wishes.

So here it is. Aeroracing is back in the fold.

The line-up for both days will be the same: Piotr Mikoyan and a guy from my own, Bruno Vitale, 17, from Italy.

If anyone needs a driver for the first day of the test, Göran Arvid Åkerman is available for hire.

Ataxia wrote:Thanks for participating, I'm gonna miss the Martini livery from this season...I was quite proud of that.

Yeah, a round of applause for that!

Red Bull World Race Team have until Sunday to send in a lineup, or I'll be giving the team slot to AndreaModa.

Would I be able to use the same lineup that I used for the season. (Scrattenheim and Nandan)?

RonDenisDeletraz wrote:Would I be able to use the same lineup that I used for the season. (Scrattenheim and Nandan)?

You certainly can, but for 2018 I'd recommend moving Scrattenheim onto bigger things; he should be more than capable at a higher level, and keeping him in 2.0 might result in stagnation.

All I need is a driver from TMLW and then I don't have to nag you all any further...for now.

Ataxia wrote:

RonDenisDeletraz wrote:Would I be able to use the same lineup that I used for the season. (Scrattenheim and Nandan)?

You certainly can, but for 2018 I'd recommend moving Scrattenheim onto bigger things; he should be more than capable at a higher level, and keeping him in 2.0 might result in stagnation.

All I need is a driver from TMLW and then I don't have to nag you all any further...for now.

Having given this more thought, I agree. He will be replaced for the test by Czech rookie Vaclav Malsyz

RonDenisDeletraz wrote:

Ataxia wrote:

RonDenisDeletraz wrote:Would I be able to use the same lineup that I used for the season. (Scrattenheim and Nandan)?

You certainly can, but for 2018 I'd recommend moving Scrattenheim onto bigger things; he should be more than capable at a higher level, and keeping him in 2.0 might result in stagnation.

All I need is a driver from TMLW and then I don't have to nag you all any further...for now.

Having given this more thought, I agree. He will be replaced for the test by Czech rookie Vaclav Malsyz

Noted. How old is he?

Ataxia wrote:All I need is a driver from TMLW and then I don't have to nag you all any further...for now.

Rosenforth's second driver will be Akoni Okalani, a 17 year old from Hawaii, thus replacing one unpronounceable name with one slightly easier

Post-season test results are available here. I will open a new thread for 2018 after the F1RWRS season has ended.

Ataxia wrote:

RonDenisDeletraz wrote:Having given this more thought, I agree. He will be replaced for the test by Czech rookie Vaclav Malsyz

Noted. How old is he?

Turns 18 soon (13 April 2000)

After this test, this lineup will form the main season line up except for injury