Well a bit of a long wait on this one. Lots of editing, and even then the long-awaited and much-heralded Race of Rejects is very tough to hear. Without proper recording equipment, you try capturing audio from inside a helmet on a go-kart track!!! Our apologies. Footage from F1 Rejects' patented "helmet-cam" can be found on the main page or at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-v4TrXbbzgU
It's a long one, with much discussion of the current state of F1 and Max's prescience, and involved discussed about the race itself. We also take a moment to wish ourselves a Happy 10th Birthday. Thank you to all of you who have read our site over the past decade.
Overlong, repetitive and unlistenable - I would be very disappointed if this wasn't the worst podcast we've ever produced! Enjoy!
Overlong? But it's shorter than the Spanish edition from earlier this year... Can't wait to hear it!
watka wrote:I find it amusing that whilst you're one of the more openly Christian guys here, you are still first and foremost associated with an eye for the ladies!
dinizintheoven wrote:GOOD CHRISTIANS do not go to jail. EVERYONE ON FORMULA ONE REJECTS should be in jail.
BTW country's name not used as race name is not restricted to Abu Dhabi GP. It is done in past like Caesars Palace GP (1981, 1982), Dallas GP (1984), Detroit GP (1982–1988)....... In those days USA used to host 2 race so different name were given, in 1982 they even had 3 races there!!
BTW country's name not used as race name is not restricted to Abu Dhabi GP. It is done in past like Caesars Palace GP (1981, 1982), Dallas GP (1984), Detroit GP (1982–1988)....... In those days USA used to host 2 race so different name were given, in 1982 they even had 3 races there!!
Fair point! Still, even then they tried to use country names - with USA GP East at Watkins Glen and USA GP West at Long Beach. But Dallas and Detroit can be excused because it was to reduce confusion given that more than one GP was happening within the country's borders. With Abu Dhabi, NO such excuse! Enoch's rant remains semi-valid.
I could be wrong, but I think the steering in heat one is on upside down, with the flat portion on top rather than bottom?
"Grosjean has a great desire to turn around and look at the corner he's just gone through, too many times per lap or per session, he's always spinning that Renault"
BTW country's name not used as race name is not restricted to Abu Dhabi GP. It is done in past like Caesars Palace GP (1981, 1982), Dallas GP (1984), Detroit GP (1982–1988)....... In those days USA used to host 2 race so different name were given, in 1982 they even had 3 races there!!
3 American races? Bernie thinks this is madness.
CoopsII wrote:On occasion I have ventured into the PMM forum but beat a hasty retreat soon after as it resembles some sort of bad acid trip in there
Jordan wrote:I could be wrong, but I think the steering in heat one is on upside down, with the flat portion on top rather than bottom?
I'm not sure which karts they were running, but the Sodi GT3 Proline hire karts had a flat section like that on the top. I believe this is a common trend in karting based on some photos available on the CIK FIA website.
Nissanymania! Friday has never been the same since.
BTW country's name not used as race name is not restricted to Abu Dhabi GP. It is done in past like Caesars Palace GP (1981, 1982), Dallas GP (1984), Detroit GP (1982–1988)....... In those days USA used to host 2 race so different name were given, in 1982 they even had 3 races there!!
Fair point! Still, even then they tried to use country names - with USA GP East at Watkins Glen and USA GP West at Long Beach. But Dallas and Detroit can be excused because it was to reduce confusion given that more than one GP was happening within the country's borders. With Abu Dhabi, NO such excuse! Enoch's rant remains semi-valid.
Well, at one point in the 50s, they both had the Italian GP and the Pescara GP in the calendar. That's why the Italian GP is not Jarno Trulli's home race if one were nitpicking
Thank you for another great podcast. Still, I don't quite understand why the award has not gone to the car in question.
"I don't think we should be used to finance (the manufacturers') R&D because they will produce that engine anyway" said Monisha Kaltenborn. "You will never see a Mercedes using a Ferrari engine or the other way round."
BTW country's name not used as race name is not restricted to Abu Dhabi GP. It is done in past like Caesars Palace GP (1981, 1982), Dallas GP (1984), Detroit GP (1982–1988)....... In those days USA used to host 2 race so different name were given, in 1982 they even had 3 races there!!
Fair point! Still, even then they tried to use country names - with USA GP East at Watkins Glen and USA GP West at Long Beach. But Dallas and Detroit can be excused because it was to reduce confusion given that more than one GP was happening within the country's borders. With Abu Dhabi, NO such excuse! Enoch's rant remains semi-valid.
Well, at one point in the 50s, they both had the Italian GP and the Pescara GP in the calendar. That's why the Italian GP is not Jarno Trulli's home race if one were nitpicking
BTW country's name not used as race name is not restricted to Abu Dhabi GP. It is done in past like Caesars Palace GP (1981, 1982), Dallas GP (1984), Detroit GP (1982–1988)....... In those days USA used to host 2 race so different name were given, in 1982 they even had 3 races there!!
Fair point! Still, even then they tried to use country names - with USA GP East at Watkins Glen and USA GP West at Long Beach. But Dallas and Detroit can be excused because it was to reduce confusion given that more than one GP was happening within the country's borders. With Abu Dhabi, NO such excuse! Enoch's rant remains semi-valid.
If you'd said that to me this time last year I would have said that wouldn't be too hard to imagine. But Dubai isn't in an especially good way at the moment... When I was there a few months ago, even if they put on a face to the contrary, you could get the feeling that--at least in the short term--they'd resigned themselves to there already achived levels of ludicrous opulence, and won't be looking for new projects to burn money on for at least a little while.
P.S. Excuse me for choosing "The Paul Stoddart Memorial Forum" to leave a offer for men about achat propecia
Great podcast guys, Enoch did a very good impersonation of what I'd imagine Perry McCarthy would be like if he actually won a race!
By the way, I was offended by Jamie's outburst against the British GP. You 2 have raised hell just because Australia is not the first race in 2010? I do concede that I'd prefer an Umm al-Quwain GP to a British GP.
CarlosFerreira wrote:Approximately 1 in 5.5 people are ... classic!
mourning
It's evening here
"will you stop him playing tennis then?", referring to Montoya's famous shoulder injury, to which Whitmarsh replied "well, it's very difficult to play tennis on a motorbike"
The podcasts should have a health warning on the download page, I nearly crashed into a car whilst riding my bike listening to the podcast. I did love Ralf Schumachers short description as a Toyota driver.
<@Ataxia> these people are making a mess of their crepe suzettes
Kuwashima wrote: Overlong, repetitive and unlistenable - I would be very disappointed if this wasn't the worst podcast we've ever produced! Enjoy!
Cheers, Jamie.
Congratulations guys, the podcast was a real Barry!
Thank you for the written race review. Such profound musings on the horrible inequality that exists for humanity. Such insight into the minutiae of Asian cultural norms.
And happy 10th anniversary. I'll be listening on your 100th!
captainhappy wrote:Thank you for the written race review. Such profound musings on the horrible inequality that exists for humanity. Such insight into the minutiae of Asian cultural norms.
Thanks Captn.
I might add, I do think this was one of Enoch's better written race reviews.
Harry Kewell plays for Galatasaray??? I forgot about him, he's probably still wasting the club's money on treatment for his million injuries. Great podcast fellas, I loved Jamie describing the poor performance of his kart in the HWNSNBM Cup. Also I enjoyed Marilyn Monroe singing "Happy birthday", though let's not talk about her and JFK...
Debaser wrote:Harry Kewell plays for Galatasaray??? I forgot about him, he's probably still wasting the club's money on treatment for his million injuries. Great podcast fellas, I loved Jamie describing the poor performance of his kart in the HWNSNBM Cup. Also I enjoyed Marilyn Monroe singing "Happy birthday", though let's not talk about her and JFK...
Debaser wrote:Harry Kewell plays for Galatasaray??? I forgot about him, he's probably still wasting the club's money on treatment for his million injuries. Great podcast fellas, I loved Jamie describing the poor performance of his kart in the HWNSNBM Cup. Also I enjoyed Marilyn Monroe singing "Happy birthday", though let's not talk about her and JFK...
Oh how I'd love to shoot from her grassy knoll...
OK, the wikipedia didn't quite explain, but I sense a double entendre there...
Debaser wrote:Harry Kewell plays for Galatasaray??? I forgot about him, he's probably still wasting the club's money on treatment for his million injuries. Great podcast fellas, I loved Jamie describing the poor performance of his kart in the HWNSNBM Cup. Also I enjoyed Marilyn Monroe singing "Happy birthday", though let's not talk about her and JFK...
Oh how I'd love to shoot from her grassy knoll...
OK, the wikipedia didn't quite explain, but I sense a double entendre there...
Debaser wrote:Harry Kewell plays for Galatasaray??? I forgot about him, he's probably still wasting the club's money on treatment for his million injuries. Great podcast fellas, I loved Jamie describing the poor performance of his kart in the HWNSNBM Cup. Also I enjoyed Marilyn Monroe singing "Happy birthday", though let's not talk about her and JFK...
Oh how I'd love to shoot from her grassy knoll...
OK, the wikipedia didn't quite explain, but I sense a double entendre there...
The grassy knoll was where the second shooter supposedly was.
I was making a reference to her female parts and implying that she came before the time of razors.
thehemogoblin wrote: implying that she came before the time of razors.
Oh, she came before the time of razors? ...Sorry, I should just stop it now. I've crossed the line. Family forum, I know, I know! Protect the eyes of your children >___<
Now that the Fondmetal/Lotus link has been established, don't forget we also have Simtek racing as Manor in 2010 (through the link to Nick Wirth), so 2010 is a great year for Rejectdom, with Campos and US-F1 hopefully also living up to their expectations.
"Don't believe everything you read on the Internet" -Abraham Lincoln
Enjoy!
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