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by **starstrike** » 10 Apr 2010, 22:36

What was Ted Kravitz's RotR for?

by **tc3j3r** » 11 Apr 2010, 01:33

Reporting on the motives of a crazy protester at the 2004 Spanish GP, therefore publicising his views, which is exactly what he wanted. http://www.f1rejects.com/centrale/2004/spain/index.html

by **Phoenix** » 11 Apr 2010, 20:50

tc3j3r wrote:Reporting on the motives of a crazy protester at the 2004 Spanish GP, therefore publicising his views, which is exactly what he wanted. http://www.f1rejects.com/centrale/2004/spain/index.html

This guy wasn't an anti-capitalist. He only does these things to get some attention to himself. Oh, yes, I love this quote:

HWNSNBM, meanwhile, continues to show he is a fish out of water in F1, qualifying 6.4s off the pole, and then becoming the first retirement through a lazy spin at Campsa whilst being lapped. Minardi's only hope in 2004 is for their cars to finish. The car isn't too reliable as it is; they don't need the likes of HWNSNBM making silly mistakes like that.

by **tc3j3r** » 25 Apr 2010, 06:23

Leaderboard now up-to-date as of Chinese GP. Vitantonio Liuzzi jumps up from joint-38th to joint-23rd on the leaderboard, funnily enough level with his team-mate Adrian Sutil!

by **tc3j3r** » 12 May 2010, 01:06

Leaderboard updated as of Spanish GP. Bruno Senna makes his debut in joint-41st place. We're now only 4 short of the magic 100 drivers with a RotR!

Website · by **Wizzie** » 15 May 2010, 20:11

Brilliant work mate. :mrgreen:

by **tc3j3r** » 21 May 2010, 01:25

Leaderboard now updated as of Monaco GP. Article 40.13 debuts in joint-41st place.

by **Bleu** » 21 May 2010, 01:43

Going through the races where ROTR has been given, I wonder whether Honda should be actually split?

- Spa 2002 (engine manufacturer)
- Sepang 2005 (engine manufacturer)
- Melbourne 2006 (team/engine)
- Magny-Cours 2006 (team/engine)
- Melbourne 2009 (company)

by **Phoenix** » 21 May 2010, 05:18

Bleu wrote:Going through the races where ROTR has been given, I wonder whether Honda should be actually split?

- Spa 2002 (engine manufacturer)
- Sepang 2005 (engine manufacturer)
- Melbourne 2006 (team/engine)
- Magny-Cours 2006 (team/engine)
- Melbourne 2009 (company)

They're basically the same, really.

by **Bleu** » 21 May 2010, 17:44

I was thinking that as there are two awards for Toyota engines and 1,11 for the team itself. Also one for their launch control system.

In Honda's case it would be probably Honda 3, Honda engines 2.

by **tc3j3r** » 21 May 2010, 21:11

The split has been made. Honda engines and Honda Racing F1 Team are in joint-24th with 2 RotRs apiece, Honda fatcat executives are in joint 42nd with 1 RotR.

by **Phoenix** » 21 May 2010, 22:41

tc3j3r wrote:The split has been made. Honda engines and Honda Racing F1 Team are in joint-24th with 2 RotRs apiece, Honda fatcat executives are in joint 42nd with 1 RotR.

It's your thread, so do what you want, but in my opinion I would put their distinct incarnations of ROTR together. After all, they all come from the same place, really.

by **tc3j3r** » 22 May 2010, 05:01

If I did that, I would also have to merge Ferrari team/Ferrari engines/Ferrari pit crew, Toyota F1 team/Toyota engines/Toyota launch control and BMW Sauber/BMW pit crew. Honda was inconsistent with the other 3 so I made the split. Consistency is the most important thing. But it's a very difficult decision to make. What do you guys think I should do, have teams seperate from their engines/pit crews/launch control systems/fat cat executives, or count them all as the same?

by **CarlosFerreira** » 22 May 2010, 05:12

tc3j3r wrote:If I did that, I would also have to merge Ferrari team/Ferrari engines/Ferrari pit crew, Toyota F1 team/Toyota engines/Toyota launch control and BMW Sauber/BMW pit crew. Honda was inconsistent with the other 3 so I made the split. Consistency is the most important thing. But it's a very difficult decision to make. What do you guys think I should do, have teams seperate from their engines/pit crews/launch control systems/fat cat executives, or count them all as the same?

Nope. Keep the Word of Enoch as He spells it himself.

by **tc3j3r** » 10 Jun 2010, 01:10

Leaderboard now updated as of Turkish GP. We now have over 100 different RotR recipients! Sebastian Vettel jumps up from joint 24th to joint 22nd place, while Christian Horner and Helmut Marko debut in joint 94th place.

by **tc3j3r** » 21 Jun 2010, 20:59

Leaderboard now updated as of Canadian GP. Michael Schumacher jumps from 3rd place to 2nd place, ahead to Kimi Raikkonen.

by **thalion** » 22 Jun 2010, 16:40

tc3j3r wrote:Leaderboard now updated as of Canadian GP. Michael Schumacher jumps from 3rd place to 2nd place, ahead to Kimi Raikkonen.

Ah, now we finally see the real reason for the comeback--he discovered there was one major statistical category where didn't have the top spot yet!

by **tc3j3r** » 03 Jul 2010, 04:11

Leaderboard updated as of European GP. Race control makes its debut in joint 42nd place.

by **tc3j3r** » 17 Jul 2010, 00:54

Leaderboard updated as of British GP. The Sauber pit crew makes its debut in joint 42nd place.

Website · by **Wizzie** » 17 Jul 2010, 11:43

tc3j3r wrote:Leaderboard updated as of British GP. The Sauber pit crew makes its debut in joint 42nd place.

Don't you mean the BMW Sauber Pit crew? :lol:

by **tc3j3r** » 17 Jul 2010, 19:34

Let's not get into an argument about that...

Website · by **Wizzie** » 17 Jul 2010, 20:02

tc3j3r wrote:Let's not get into an argument about that...

I won't. I was just taking up another oppertunity to poke fun at the name

by **tc3j3r** » 01 Aug 2010, 08:53

Leaderboard updated as of German GP. Force India makes its debut in joint 42nd place.

by **thehemogoblin** » 01 Aug 2010, 09:45

tc3j3r wrote:Leaderboard updated as of German GP. Force India makes its debut in joint 42nd place.

It's really fascinating to me that the Force had yet to be a ROTR.

by **Bleu** » 02 Aug 2010, 05:56

Force India had been backmarker team and therefore it was difficult to be disappointing before this season, so it's understandable that they hadn't got it earlier. Minardi had only the one which was shared between 9 teams. Super Aguri didn't get any either. Or Midland or Spyker in their single years.

by **thehemogoblin** » 02 Aug 2010, 17:34

Bleu wrote:Force India had been backmarker team and therefore it was difficult to be disappointing before this season, so it's understandable that they hadn't got it earlier. Minardi had only the one which was shared between 9 teams. Super Aguri didn't get any either. Or Midland or Spyker in their single years.

Minardi and Super Aguri were so lovable though.

by **Waris** » 06 Aug 2010, 07:49

If I'm not mistaken, I'm currently 42 in the standings of our Fantasy Racers tournament, which seems to be the most Rejectful tied place in the ROTR leaderboard, so... does that make me anything? :lol:

by **Debaser** » 06 Aug 2010, 08:29

As I've not looked at our fantasy racers tournament since before the season started, am I the most rejectful???

by **tommykl** » 06 Aug 2010, 15:59

Waris wrote:If I'm not mistaken, I'm currently 42 in the standings of our Fantasy Racers tournament, which seems to be the most Rejectful tied place in the ROTR leaderboard, so... does that make me anything?

Only on average points -per-race. I'm last in the overall standings, by virtue of competing in the dizzying number of 4 races.

by **tommykl** » 07 Aug 2010, 03:13

Debaser wrote:As I've not looked at our fantasy racers tournament since before the season started, am I the most rejectful???

No you're not. You ,sir, are in a commanding, erm, 31st.

by **tc3j3r** » 07 Aug 2010, 20:58

Leaderboard updated as of Hungarian GP. Michael Shcumacher takes over the top spot form Giancarlo Fisichella!

by **tc3j3r** » 05 Sep 2010, 02:23

Leaderboard updated as of Belgian GP. Sebastian Vettel's latest blunders elevate him from 22nd to 14th.

by **tc3j3r** » 18 Sep 2010, 01:18

Leaderboard updated for Italian GP. Nico Hulkenberg debuts in joint-42nd place.

by **tc3j3r** » 08 Oct 2010, 07:39

Leaderboard updated for Singapore GP. Kamui Kobayashi debuts in joint-42nd place.

by **tc3j3r** » 17 Oct 2010, 00:01

Leaderboard updated for Japanese GP. Lucas di Grassi debuts in joint 42nd place, which is easily the most notable thing he's done all year...

by **James1978** » 20 Oct 2010, 02:48

Hi, could someone fill in the gaps where there aren't race reviews from the late 2008 races, who was ROTR in all of those? (To save having to trawl through all the acrhive podcasts to find them!)

by **tc3j3r** » 20 Oct 2010, 05:04

James1978 wrote:Hi, could someone fill in the gaps where there aren't race reviews from the late 2008 races, who was ROTR in all of those? (To save having to trawl through all the acrhive podcasts to find them!)

Belgium - FIA stewards
Italy - Giancarlo Fisichella
Singapore - Ferrari
Japan - Japan
China - Sebastien Bourdais
Brazil - Felipe Massa's entourage

by **tristan1117** » 20 Oct 2010, 09:55

tc3j3r wrote:
James1978 wrote:Hi, could someone fill in the gaps where there aren't race reviews from the late 2008 races, who was ROTR in all of those? (To save having to trawl through all the acrhive podcasts to find them!)

Belgium - FIA stewards
Italy - Giancarlo Fisichella
Singapore - Ferrari
Japan - Japan
China - Sebastien Bourdais
Brazil - Felipe Massa's entourage

Yeah, they were on the podcasts, Enoch didn't write a race review for those.

by **James1978** » 20 Oct 2010, 22:52

Why Japan for Japan?

Did Massa's entourage get it for thinking he'd won the championship when he hadn't? Seeing that guy punch the TV was funny

by **ADx_Wales** » 20 Oct 2010, 22:58

tc3j3r wrote:Leaderboard updated for Japanese GP. Lucas di Grassi debuts in joint 42nd place, which is easily the most notable thing he's done all year...

Ahem? Getting back past Michael Schumacer in Melbourne?

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