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Re: F2RWRS - The feeder category of the F1RWRS

Postby Wizzie » 18 Jan 2012, 20:57

kostas22 wrote:
Wizzie wrote:
kostas22 wrote:If needs must, I suppose one Italian and one Brit at an Anglo-Italian team makes sense. If AndreaModa isn't here to make the decision for himself I suppose Terry Hawkin will do. Although I think you know who would be in the car if it were up to me :P


He did say in his career thread that he's gone to Africa on a week long field study so I guess that makes me the defacto Jones team representative for the week unless he finds the time and an internet connection to do it himself.

And if you had it your way, you'ld sign anyone from the Alitalia stable whose name was NOT Phil McCracken. Just out of curiosity, does McCraken look like Number 9 on the countdown? :lol:

Actually Alessandro Lucarelli is becoming the favourite son at Alitalia. He was who I had intended to drive when I got the say for both seats anyway.
As for McCracken...that's not really how I had envisioned him at all. I was thinking more along the lines of Duncan Ferguson. Make fun of his name to his face, and you die. :lol:


If it helps, the F1RWRS Commission is more than happy to let the team run a driver rotation program between Bizzari, Hawkin and Lucarelli (Mind you, I can tell you for a fact that Hawkin has better stats than one M. Macklin and is one of the best overall drivers in the field. And the kid's only 15 and already qualifies for a Reject License to boot.

Which reminds me that the following F2RWRS drivers now already qualify for that license:

Mitchell Macklin (Obviously :lol: )
Alberto Cara
Marie Simon
Rosco Vantini
Michael Robertson
Tommy Nash
Hansuke Shioya
Terry Hawkin
Tanner Jason
Wouter Lamberigts (Thanks HWNSNBM for non-championship marquee races :lol: )

This list is subject to change if Aerond feels that the criteria for F2RWRS drivers is too lenient.
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Re: F2RWRS - The feeder category of the F1RWRS

Postby Wizzie » 18 Jan 2012, 21:00

Klon wrote:I would like to take a space on the waiting list for a F2RWRS team.


Join the queue mate :lol:
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Re: F2RWRS - The feeder category of the F1RWRS

Postby Klon » 18 Jan 2012, 21:42

Wizzie wrote:
Klon wrote:I would like to take a space on the waiting list for a F2RWRS team.


Join the queue mate :lol:


That's the plan, how many are in front of me? :mrgreen:
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Re: F2RWRS - The feeder category of the F1RWRS

Postby Wizzie » 18 Jan 2012, 21:49

Klon wrote:
Wizzie wrote:
Klon wrote:I would like to take a space on the waiting list for a F2RWRS team.


Join the queue mate :lol:


That's the plan, how many are in front of me? :mrgreen:


Well so far, MA Racing and Lotus Bakeries (Or whatever This' Lotus team is called) have two of the entries for next year and depending on whether Jones and Alitalia can exist (or, as the case may be, how quickly they fall out) Dofasco has the third entry. After that it's Eurobrun's team and then it's your team (Which I presume will be Tropico GP)
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Re: F2RWRS - The feeder category of the F1RWRS

Postby Klon » 18 Jan 2012, 23:42

You presume wrongly. I am talking about Best In The World Motorsport.
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Re: F2RWRS - The feeder category of the F1RWRS

Postby Phoenix » 19 Jan 2012, 01:58

Klon wrote:You presume wrongly. I am talking about Best In The World Motorsport.


But what kind of Best in the World? Best in the World at Being Drunk, Best in the World at Being Shitefaced, Best in the World at Failing to be Best in the World or perhaps Best in the World at Being Rescued by Phoenix McAllister from Drowning After Falling Into a Paul Ricard Pond While Riding at a Cart Completely Drunk? Perhaps you might be interested in finding an acronym for your entry...
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Re: F2RWRS - The feeder category of the F1RWRS

Postby Klon » 19 Jan 2012, 02:07

How about Best In The World At Having Intercourse With Your Girlfriend? :P
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Re: F2RWRS - The feeder category of the F1RWRS

Postby Phoenix » 19 Jan 2012, 02:11

Klon wrote:How about Best In The World At Having Intercourse With Your Girlfriend? :P


Oh, so she finally decided to forgive you for being as poor on the bed as you are on the track?

Yes, McAllister has had both Sammy Jones and Kay Lon's girlfriends.
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Re: F2RWRS - The feeder category of the F1RWRS

Postby Klon » 19 Jan 2012, 02:14

Phoenix wrote:
Klon wrote:How about Best In The World At Having Intercourse With Your Girlfriend? :P


Oh, so she finally decided to forgive you for being as poor on the bed as you are on the track?


If I am that poor in bed, why do I always at least five women at my disposal?

Yeah, Lon's "training" includes five female drivers now.
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Re: F2RWRS - The feeder category of the F1RWRS

Postby Phoenix » 19 Jan 2012, 02:16

Klon wrote:
Phoenix wrote:
Klon wrote:How about Best In The World At Having Intercourse With Your Girlfriend? :P


Oh, so she finally decided to forgive you for being as poor on the bed as you are on the track?


If I am that poor in bed, why do I always at least five women at my disposal?

Yeah, Lon's "training" includes five female drivers now.


Prostitution?
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Re: F2RWRS - The feeder category of the F1RWRS

Postby Klon » 19 Jan 2012, 02:16

Phoenix wrote:Prostitution?


Problem with that? A woman is a woman is a woman...
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Re: F2RWRS - The feeder category of the F1RWRS

Postby Phoenix » 19 Jan 2012, 02:29

Klon wrote:
Phoenix wrote:Prostitution?


Problem with that? A woman is a woman is a woman...


No, no problem. Do you get drunk on those occasions too? :lol:
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Re: F2RWRS - The feeder category of the F1RWRS

Postby Klon » 19 Jan 2012, 02:31

Sometimes. :mrgreen:
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Re: F2RWRS - The feeder category of the F1RWRS

Postby Phoenix » 19 Jan 2012, 02:36

Phoenix McAllister wants to express that drinking and driving do not mix. So, there, young people outside. Don't risk a 4.000€ cart being thrown into some water mass.
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Re: F2RWRS - The feeder category of the F1RWRS

Postby Stramala » 19 Jan 2012, 02:38

Wizzie wrote:Well so far, MA Racing and Lotus Bakeries (Or whatever This' Lotus team is called) have two of the entries for next year and depending on whether Jones and Alitalia can exist (or, as the case may be, how quickly they fall out) Dofasco has the third entry. After that it's Eurobrun's team and then it's your team (Which I presume will be Tropico GP)


Have you forgotten the contract agreement?! Scuderia Jones Italia were supposedly given assurances both entities would wind up with seperate entries for 2015. Read all the correspondence again if you must, it's all there...

The falling out will probably be immediate if you make us fight over who will control the team next season. It can't end well...
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Re: F2RWRS - The feeder category of the F1RWRS

Postby Klon » 19 Jan 2012, 02:41

kostas22 wrote:The falling out will probably be immediate if you make us fight over who will control the team next season. It can't end well...


And today, on this special episode of TNA Impact!: Alasdair Lindsay vs. Sammy Jones in a Kay Lon On A Pole match! 8-)
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Re: F2RWRS - The feeder category of the F1RWRS

Postby Stramala » 19 Jan 2012, 04:31

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Re: F2RWRS - The feeder category of the F1RWRS

Postby Aerond » 19 Jan 2012, 06:24

kostas22 wrote:New Scuderia Jones Italia logo;
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OMG!!! That looks like a tourist trap Soho Italian restaurant sign! :lol: :shock: :lol:
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Re: F2RWRS - The feeder category of the F1RWRS

Postby Wizzie » 19 Jan 2012, 08:41

kostas22 wrote:
The falling out will probably be immediate if you make us fight over who will control the team next season. It can't end well...


Divide and conquer. Works every time. Just ask Mad Max :lol:
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Re: F2RWRS - The feeder category of the F1RWRS

Postby Wizzie » 19 Jan 2012, 13:16

2014 F2RWRS Shell Belgian Grand Prix - Qualifying

After rain washed out most of Thursday Practice, the dry Friday afternoon qualifying session was a welcome relief for the teams and with the F3RWRS not leaving as much carbon fiber (Or more, as the case may be) on the track than they usually do, it looked like to be a good shootout amongst the 22 runners. On one of the real driver's circuits on the calender, Mitchell Macklin took full advantage of being the last runner to take his second pole running from Wouter Lamberigts (Who incidentally was actually was born in the Netherlands but races under a Belgian license) and Alberto Cara. The Holden Young Lions camp obviously read the mid-season review by some punk kid who goes by the name of "Wizzie" with Tommy Nash putting in a personal best effort in 5th and Jason Hamilton also in the top 10, being sandwiched by the two Jones Italia cars after the rumoured takeover of the Trueba team was finally made official. Laurent Seron disappointed on home soil in 11th while the large contingent of Dutch fans who made the trip from the Netherlands to watch their heros Micko Glotch and Bastiaan van Nieuwenhuijzen along with F1RWRS driver Gio van Dycke had to look a long way down the grid to find their countrymen.

1. M. Macklin (MRT): 1:58.890 (1 point)
2. W. Lamberigts (Gillet): +0.128
3. A. Cara (Beirao): +0.326
4. R. Vantini (Falik Arrows): +0.446
5. T. Nash (Young Lions): +0.575
6. J. Rueckert (Hydook): +0.783
7. M. Simon (MRT): +0.979
8. T. Hawkin (Jones Italia): +1.013
9. J. Hamilton (Young Lions): +1.169
10. M. Bizzari (Jones Italia): +1.376
11. L. Seron (Gillet): +1.391
12. A. Marchesi (Aston Martin): +1.493
13. N. Bellic (Rising Ashes): +1.510
14. C. Lopes (Beirao): +1.674
15. D. Anderson (Simpson): +1.858
16. M. Glotch (Aston Martin): +1.894
17. M. Robertson (Simpson): +2.010
18. H. Shioya (KitKat): +2.244
19. A. Bosevic (Hydook): +2.490
20. T. Jason (Rising Ashes): +2.548
21. S. Morgan (Falik Arrows): +2.924
22. B. van Nieuwenhuijzen (KitKat): +4.607
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Re: F2RWRS - The feeder category of the F1RWRS

Postby eurobrun » 19 Jan 2012, 13:37

Jason Hamilton wrote:Looks like I proved that Wizzie kid wrong, whoever he is.
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Re: F2RWRS - The feeder category of the F1RWRS

Postby tristan1117 » 19 Jan 2012, 14:04

Johannes Rueckert wrote:(sigh) We all know something on my car will go wrong sometime during the race... Come on Anton, pick it up a bit!
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Re: F2RWRS - The feeder category of the F1RWRS

Postby FMecha » 19 Jan 2012, 16:04

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Re: F2RWRS - The feeder category of the F1RWRS

Postby MinardiFan95 » 19 Jan 2012, 16:55

Macklin to F1RWRS next season?
Rumours have surfaced at the Belgian F2RWRS round that series leader Mitchell Macklin could be driving for Simpson Motorsports' planned F1RWRS team in 2015 and that current Simpson Motorsports driver Michael Robertson would take Macklin's place at Virgin MRT. Neither Macklin, Daniel Melrose or Dave Simpson could be contacted to confirm or deny these rumours.
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Re: F2RWRS - The feeder category of the F1RWRS

Postby Wizzie » 19 Jan 2012, 17:18

Daniel Melrose wrote:Yes, it is true that I've been talking to Dave about the future of both Macklin and Robertson in the sport and while Mitch does have the watertight contract with MRT, we are willing to lend him to the Simpson Motorsport team for 2015, whether it'll be in the F1RWRS or the F2RWRS, in exchange for Robertson in the lead MRT F2RWRS seat in 2015.
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Re: F2RWRS - The feeder category of the F1RWRS

Postby Wizzie » 19 Jan 2012, 19:47

2014 F2RWRS Shell Belgian Grand Prix - Race

The tone of the day had already been set several hours earlier when the second F3RWRS race ended with a red flag after an enormous accident in the pouring rain but the weather had improved to the point where, except for a few areas, the track was bone dry, mostly thanks to the F1RWRS cars in Saturday Qualifying. Marco Bizzari's car did its best to drop some more fluid on the track as the team has overfilled the oil sump on his car. So much in fact, that some of it caught fire and ate the engine within about 5 minutes.

Up front and Wouter Lamberigts had won the start from Mitchell Macklin but by the end of the Kemmel Straight, Macklin and Rosco Vantini had made his way past the Belgian. In that time, Johannes Rueckert had jumped from 7th to 5th, Catarina Lopes had made her way up to 11th and the Simpson and Rising Ashes cars were starting to get into a real punch/counter punch battle. By the time Bizzari's engine blew up on the Kemmel straight on lap 2, Jason Hamilton had saved a massive tankslapper at Eau Rouge, Alberto Cara had lost his patience with Lamberigts yet again and shoved him off the track and Johannes Rueckert's race nearly ended backwards in the Les Combes wall.

Tanner Jason meanwhile made light work of Michael Robertson a few laps later as he, his teammate Nico Bellic, the two Simpson cars and KitKat's Hansuke Shioya were stuck behind the other Gillet car of Laurent Seron. The next lap and further up the field, Marie Simon put an assertive move on Tommy Nash into the Busstop chicane but half a minute later she, like Hamilton earlier, had a massive moment in Eau Rouge. Unlike Hamilton, she wasn't able to hold it as she speared across the track and first hit the unfortunate Rueckert, forcing the German in for a new front wing and eliminating herself from the race before several moments later, Alessandro Marchesi got caught up in the mess when he went one high and one wide alongside teammate Micko Glotch, taking himself out of the race. Hamilton took advantage of the situation to overtake Terry Hawkin at the end of the Kemmel Straight.

It was also on the Kemmel Straight where on the next lap Seron's transmission decided that it could go no further. Not that many people noticed as just down the road, Hansuke Shioya flew off the track at Les Combe, spun back on and took both himself and Anton Bosevic out of the race in the resulting collision. Sani Morgan came barreling through the scene some time later and in a heart stopping moment nearly took out two marshals trying to clean up the accident site. Tommy Nash misstepped in the braking zone into the Busstop a lap later which gave teammate Hamilton the opportunity to pass his teammate.

The first pitstops came soon enough and as Macklin attempted to enter the pits, the look on Melrose's face said it all. The championship leader had found some of the oil from Bizzari's engine blowup and other fluids from the weekend's running thus far, had a meeting with the outside wall and was out of the race. Second placed Vantini did the same thing moments later except he only lost a front wing but it wasn't too big a deal as he was due in anyway. Some of the coolant from Macklin's car started flowing back down the hill which caught out Bellic which put an end to another quiet day from the Serbian. Sani Morgan then got involved by hitting the stricken Rising Ashes car at a low speed. While not fast enough to do any damage, he did end up breaking a marshal's leg and got a trip to the stewards room after the race for his troubles.

Terry Hawkin did the exact same thing as Macklin a lap later as he was trying to enter the pits before an out of control Tanner Jason followed him into the Busstop wall which ended up with a second marshal having to make the trip to the medical center. The destruction continued around the back of the track when Dave Anderson's left rear suspension let got on the exit of Pouhon, becoming the race's fifth retirment in 5 minutes. Amidst all the chaos, the two Beirao cars, both on one stoppers, found themselves in first and third with Jason Hamilton, also one stopping, in second. Vantini was down to 5th after his first stop and was looking for a way past the sole remaining Aston Martin of Micko Glotch. Heartbreakingly, Catarina Lopes' transmission failed on her before half distance. While she may not have been on track for a podium, she was heading for a hatful of points amongst all the carnage.

Vantini finally got the move done on Glotch into the Busstop later that lap and set off after the leaders like a possessed man. Michael Robertson was doing a similar job on the remaining midfield runners, putting a move on the other Falik Arrows of Sani Morgan for 6th place down the Kemmel Straight. The race quietened down somewhat as both Cara and Hamilton found the wall at the Busstop where so many others did early in the race but neither hit it hard enough to do any significant damage. Both of them came out behind Nash but Cara made light work of the Canadian within a few laps of pitting. An intermittent throttle problem then struck Nash's car which meant teammate Hamilton was also able to get by a lap later although the problem soon disappeared.

While Nash had that problem, Hamilton had his second major moment of the afternoon at Eau Rouge, spinning his Young Lions car letting Nash back past while Michael Robertson also spun at the same place in unison just seconds later. This let Glotch past the Australian for 5th place while Hamilton couldn't get past Nash until the Canadian made his second stop. With all the pitstops now out of the way, Cara was leading again from Vantini and Hamilton. The main battle on track was between the two stopping Robertson and the one stopping Morgan with Robertson making a relatively straightforward pass on the Nigerian into the Busstop.

Whatever throttle gremlin Nash's Young Lions car had, it manifested itself into a partially jammed throttle which meant that he was out of the race from 5th place. Not that many people were paying attention as up front, Vantini was catching Cara at over a second a lap and at that rate, Vantini would have got him with just over a lap to go while Hamilton was bearing down on both of them. As it was, Bastiaan van Nieuwenhuijzen was in all sorts of trouble with gaining tires and was losing over 10 seconds a lap at this point. Cara made light work of lapping him but Vantini and Hamilton both lost a heap of time trying to lap him which knocked the wind out of both their challenges. Not that it stopped Vantini from trying as by the end of the race, the time he lost from lapping van Nieuwenhuijzen was more than the gap to Cara.

As it was however, Cara had done enough to become the first person other than Macklin to win multiple F2RWRS races ahead of Vantini with Jason Hamilton scoring his first podium in third. Micko Glocth also scored his best career result in 4th while Michael Robertson was slightly disappointed with only 5th place. Sani Morgan took some more valuable points in 6th but the Nigerian is under investigation for his two incidents early in the race. Lamberigts stayed out of trouble after being punted off by Cara to score two more points in 7th while Johannes Rueckert, with new front wing and badly graining tires at the end salvaged the final point although before the graining set in he was catching Lamberigts at a vast rate of knots.

Results:
1. A. Cara (Beirao): 59m 32.176
2. R. Vantini (Falik Arrows): +5.537
3. J. Hamilton (Young Lions): +17.181
4. M. Glotch (Aston Martin): +32.343
5. M. Robertson (Simpson): +55.719
6. S. Morgan (Falik Arrows): +1:07.961#
7. W. Lamberigts (Gillet): +1:14.152
8. J. Rueckert (Hydook): +1:28.508
9. B. van Nieuwenhuijzen (KitKat): +1 LAP
DNF. T. Nash (Young Lions): Throttle
DNF. C. Lopes (Beirao): Transmission
DNF. D. Anderson (Simpson): Suspension
DNF. T. Jason (Rising Ashes): Accident
DNF. T. Hawkin (Jones Italia): Accident
DNF. N. Bellic (Rising Ashes): Accident
DNF. M. Macklin (MRT): Accident
DNF. H. Shioya (KitKat): Collision
DNF. A. Bosevic (Hydook): Collision
DNF. L. Seron (Gillet): Transmission
DNF. M. Simon (MRT): Collision
DNF. A. Marchesi (Aston Martin): Collision
DNF. M. Bizzari (Jones Italia): Engine

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Pole: M. Macklin (MRT): 1:58.890
Fastest Lap: M. Macklin (MRT): 1:59.706
Reject of the Race: Sani Morgan - The first incident was scary as it was, the second was unforgivable especially when Robertson managed to get around the stricken Rising Ashes car just seconds beforehand
Infinite Improbability Drive of the Race: Catarina Lopes - Could have, should have and would have finished 4th without the transmission failure
Leaders: M. Macklin: 1-9 (Total: 9)
A. Cara: 10-14, 21-29 (Total: 14)
J. Hamilton: 15-16 (Total: 2)
R. Vantini: 17-20 (Total: 4)

DRIVERS CHAMPIONSHIP:
1. M. Macklin (MRT): 60 points (4 wins, 1 2nd, 1 3rd)
2. A. Cara (Beirao): 45 points (2 wins, 2 2nds, 1 3rd)
3. R. Vantini (Falik Arrows): 35 points (2 2nds, 1 3rd)
4. M. Simon (MRT): 29 points (3 2nds)
5. M. Robertson (Simpson): 24 points (1 3rd)
6. A. Marchesi (Aston Martin): 16 points (Best Result: 3 4ths)
7. T. Nash (Young Lions): 15 points (1 win)
8. M. Glotch (Aston Martin): 14 points (Best Result: 1 4th)
9. H. Shioya (KitKat): 13 points (1 win)
10. T. Hawkin (Gillet/Jones Italia): 12 points (2 3rds)
11. J. Hamilton (Young Lions): 12 points (1 3rd)
12. W. Lamberigts (Gillet): 10 points (Best Result: 1 6th)
13. T. Jason (Rising Ashes): 9 points (1 3rd)
14. S. Morgan (Falik Arrows): 9 points (Best Result: 1 4th)
15. J. Rueckert (Hydook): 9 points (Best Result: 2 5ths)
16. M. Bizzari (Trueba/Jones Italia): 6 points (Best Result: 1 5th)
17. G. Liquor (Young Lions): 4 points (Best Result: 1 5th)
18. N. Bellic (Rising Ashes): 3 points (Best Result: 1 6th)
19. A. Bosevic (Hydook): 2 points (Best Result: 1 7th)
20. D. Anderson (Simpson): 1 point (Best Result: 1 8th)

TEAMS CHAMPIONSHIP:
1. Virgin Melrose Racing Team: 89 points (4 wins, 4 2nds, 1 3rd)
2. Licor Beirão Portugal Racing: 45 points (2 wins, 2 2nds, 1 3rd)
3. Falik Arrows: 44 points (2 2nds, 1 3rd)
4. Holden Young Lions: 31 points (1 win, 1 3rd)
5. Aston Martin Motor Racing: 30 points (Best Result: 4 4ths)
6. Simpson Motorsports: 25 points (1 3rd)
7. Group Lotus Professional Ecurie Nationale Belge - Gillet: 22 points (2 3rds)
8. Kit-Kat Warriors: 13 points (1 win)
9. Red Bull Rising Ashes F2RWRS Team: 12 points (1 3rd)
10. Hydook Racing Team: 11 points (Best Result: 2 5ths)
11. Trueba Junior Team/Scuderia Jones Italia: 6 points (Best Result: 1 5th)

Next up is the first ever collaboration between Formula One and the F1RWRS since the breakaway with the support race for the Hungarian Grand Prix.
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Re: F2RWRS - The feeder category of the F1RWRS

Postby Klon » 19 Jan 2012, 20:05

Alberto Cara wrote:Viva Tropico! I have done my people and my presidente proud. I must win this championship so everyone understands that Tropico's racing efforts are not the joke they think it is.


Kay Lon wrote:Yes, I was very happy with Cara's second F2RWRS win, we are looking at a future F1RWRS star here. While Du Lei's demotion is not pleasant at all, her shot at F1RWRS is as good as confirmed. I would also like to emphasise the great performance of Catarina - my intense training shows its promise for the first time.
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I first though it was a typo, but now looks like misspelling. It's not Catrina, it is Catarina. It is way different! :P
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DanielPT wrote:I first though it was a typo, but now looks like misspelling. It's not Catrina, it is Catarina. It is way different! :P


Oh crap, it is too. My bad :oops:
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DanielPT wrote:I first though it was a typo, but now looks like misspelling. It's not Catrina, it is Catarina. It is way different! :P


Yeah, I was wondering too. Should have trusted my memory rather than wizzie. :mrgreen:
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Wizzie wrote:
DanielPT wrote:I first though it was a typo, but now looks like misspelling. It's not Catrina, it is Catarina. It is way different! :P


Oh crap, it is too. My bad :oops:


What chance do you have at pronouncing these names if you can't even spell them? :lol:
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the Masked Lapwing wrote:
Wizzie wrote:
DanielPT wrote:I first though it was a typo, but now looks like misspelling. It's not Catrina, it is Catarina. It is way different! :P


Oh crap, it is too. My bad :oops:


What chance do you have at pronouncing these names if you can't even spell them? :lol:


Shut up you. You're failing English by 20% at school :lol:
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Manuel João wrote:Amazing race from Cara. This is a champion in the making. True talent, I say! What a race! Too bad for Catarina, as she did a great race until the transmission expired. She is having a patch of bad luck, but hopefully she will have a race where everything comes together and she can show her new true pace! Happy! Now, let's make a toast!


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Wizzie wrote:
the Masked Lapwing wrote:
Wizzie wrote:Oh crap, it is too. My bad :oops:


What chance do you have at pronouncing these names if you can't even spell them? :lol:


Shut up you. You're failing English by 20% at school :lol:


In my defence, it was only my second worst subject on the SC...
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the Masked Lapwing wrote:
Wizzie wrote:
the Masked Lapwing wrote:
What chance do you have at pronouncing these names if you can't even spell them? :lol:


Shut up you. You're failing English by 20% at school :lol:


In my defence, it was only my second worst subject on the SC...


Second? What is the first?
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DanielPT wrote:
the Masked Lapwing wrote:
Wizzie wrote:Shut up you. You're failing English by 20% at school :lol:


In my defence, it was only my second worst subject on the SC...


Second? What is the first?


Geography. Something I would be good at if it was just mapping, not globalisation and urban growth and decline and coastal management and other boring stuff.
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the Masked Lapwing wrote:
DanielPT wrote:
the Masked Lapwing wrote:
In my defence, it was only my second worst subject on the SC...


Second? What is the first?


Geography. Something I would be good at if it was just mapping, not globalisation and urban growth and decline and coastal management and other boring stuff.


Ironically, from memory that was also my weakest SC subject and I still got 90% :lol:
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Wizzie wrote:
the Masked Lapwing wrote:
DanielPT wrote:Second? What is the first?


Geography. Something I would be good at if it was just mapping, not globalisation and urban growth and decline and coastal management and other boring stuff.


Ironically, from memory that was also my weakest SC subject and I still got 90% :lol:


Yet you still confound Physics with Geography... So, tell me, how good is your school system? :lol:



Globalization? Urban growth? decline and coa... Ok not that one, but the others I like. I have a knack for Geography and Geopolitics. It's a weird, nerd thing.
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DanielPT wrote:
Wizzie wrote:
the Masked Lapwing wrote:Geography. Something I would be good at if it was just mapping, not globalisation and urban growth and decline and coastal management and other boring stuff.


Ironically, from memory that was also my weakest SC subject and I still got 90% :lol:


Yet you still confound Physics with Geography... So, tell me, how good is your school system? :lol:


Don't get Rhys and I started on that, we'ld never shut up :lol:
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Wizzie wrote:
the Masked Lapwing wrote:
DanielPT wrote:Second? What is the first?


Geography. Something I would be good at if it was just mapping, not globalisation and urban growth and decline and coastal management and other boring stuff.


Ironically, from memory that was also my weakest SC subject and I still got 90% :lol:


78%. That said, I only got 81 on English, 82 on History and 87 on Science.


And what did you get in Maths? I want to see how much you beat the laziest guy in class by :lol:
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