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by **Phoenix** » 18 May 2011, 02:47

Wizzie wrote:FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT! (I want to replace McAllister at Force India with someone else anyway. )

I was planning to move to Red Bull anyway to replace that old git Webber.

Website · by **Wizzie** » 18 May 2011, 11:32

Phoenix wrote:
Wizzie wrote:FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT! (I want to replace McAllister at Force India with someone else anyway. )

I was planning to move to Red Bull anyway to replace that old git Webber.

Says you. At this rate both Toro Rosso drivers would move up long before you.

by **dnhrudi** » 18 May 2011, 22:39

Hiya, I'm David, living in Cambodia which is too damn far away from Brands Hatch

by **thehemogoblin** » 21 May 2011, 06:41

Phoenix wrote:
thehemogoblin wrote:
Rabid determination and being really gangly are the two things I've got in my corner. It's not like you're some hulking wrestler or anything.

I never said I was tough. Anyway, are we going to fight or are we going to keep saying dumb things one to another?

We're sticking with dumb things. I don't really feel like fighting you, because you're such a good guy.

by **Phoenix** » 21 May 2011, 09:16

thehemogoblin wrote:
Phoenix wrote:
thehemogoblin wrote:
Rabid determination and being really gangly are the two things I've got in my corner. It's not like you're some hulking wrestler or anything.

I never said I was tough. Anyway, are we going to fight or are we going to keep saying dumb things one to another?

We're sticking with dumb things. I don't really feel like fighting you, because you're such a good guy.

I don't like violence. I'm a peace loving, God-fearing, F1 forum moderator guy. I don't punch people :ugeek:

by **Malinth** » 28 May 2011, 15:54

Hi! I'm from Malaysia, and an avid racing fan, especially of 90s F1 and CART. Of course we don't get anything other than F1 here (with the odd delay of the GP2 race, and A1 when it was still around), but I manage to catch races on YouTube, Dailymotion and other sites. I've been following the website for quite a long time actually, but only got round to registering now. Hope I fit right in! I'm a big fan of Will Power, and hope he gets a seat soon, haha!

Malinth

by **AlpineSmuggler** » 31 May 2011, 12:33

Hey folks, long time lurker first time poster from the land that managed to produce both Clay Rigazzoni and Jean-Denis Délétraz. Oh, and Seb Buemi of course. How can one forget such an exciting racer and reject shoe-in.

What else to say? Took up watching F1 as a kid in the glory turbo days of the '80s and haven't let up since. Well, I might have skipped a few races with the hedgehog cars and the grooved tires, to tell you the truth, but who didn't.

by **dnhrudi** » 01 Jun 2011, 00:50

AlpineSmuggler wrote:Hey folks, long time lurker first time poster from the land that managed to produce both Clay Rigazzoni and Jean-Denis Délétraz. Oh, and Seb Buemi of course. How can one forget such an exciting racer and reject shoe-in.

What else to say? Took up watching F1 as a kid in the glory turbo days of the '80s and haven't let up since. Well, I might have skipped a few races with the hedgehog cars and the grooved tires, to tell you the truth, but who didn't.

And Jo Siffert, Gregor Foitek, Loris kessel, Peter Monteverdi and 'The Race' by Yello, oh and Simona! Your country rocks........ And The Young Gods are good too, but the back of Lausanne vocational college at night is a bit dodgy though......

by **dr-baker** » 01 Jun 2011, 02:40

dnhrudi wrote:
AlpineSmuggler wrote:Hey folks, long time lurker first time poster from the land that managed to produce both Clay Rigazzoni and Jean-Denis Délétraz. Oh, and Seb Buemi of course. How can one forget such an exciting racer and reject shoe-in.

What else to say? Took up watching F1 as a kid in the glory turbo days of the '80s and haven't let up since. Well, I might have skipped a few races with the hedgehog cars and the grooved tires, to tell you the truth, but who didn't.

And Jo Siffert, Gregor Foitek, Loris kessel, Peter Monteverdi and 'The Race' by Yello, oh and Simona! Your country rocks........ And The Young Gods are good too, but the back of Lausanne vocational college at night is a bit dodgy though......

And yet you still forget Seb's cousin Natascha Gachnang! And who could forget Champ Car reject Joel Camathias?

by **AlpineSmuggler** » 01 Jun 2011, 02:59

dr-baker wrote:
dnhrudi wrote:
AlpineSmuggler wrote:Hey folks, long time lurker first time poster from the land that managed to produce both Clay Rigazzoni and Jean-Denis Délétraz. Oh, and Seb Buemi of course. How can one forget such an exciting racer and reject shoe-in.

What else to say? Took up watching F1 as a kid in the glory turbo days of the '80s and haven't let up since. Well, I might have skipped a few races with the hedgehog cars and the grooved tires, to tell you the truth, but who didn't.

And Jo Siffert, Gregor Foitek, Loris kessel, Peter Monteverdi and 'The Race' by Yello, oh and Simona! Your country rocks........ And The Young Gods are good too, but the back of Lausanne vocational college at night is a bit dodgy though......

And yet you still forget Seb's cousin Natascha Gachnang! And who could forget Champ Car reject Joel Camathias?

Who could forget Natacha Gachnang with the patriotic commentary on the TSR! According to those pikers, Buemi is up for the second RBR seat next year "for sure."

Simona de Silvestro is the talk of the Swiss racing community, though, her shunts at Indianapolis notwithstanding (tough Swiss chick, that's how we roll). Believe me, once Buemi fades off into a seat at HRT, Simona will be the talk of the town.

Man, I miss Clay. Especially that one time he almost decked Ecclestone.

by **dnhrudi** » 01 Jun 2011, 14:59

Who could forget Natacha Gachnang with the patriotic commentary on the TSR! According to those pikers, Buemi is up for the second RBR seat next year "for sure."

Simona de Silvestro is the talk of the Swiss racing community, though, her shunts at Indianapolis notwithstanding (tough Swiss chick, that's how we roll). Believe me, once Buemi fades off into a seat at HRT, Simona will be the talk of the town.

Man, I miss Clay. Especially that one time he almost decked Ecclestone.[/quote]

I also forgot Marc Surer.... and his beautiful wives

by **AdrianSutil** » 11 Jun 2011, 07:26

Hi there! Been reading loads of profiles on your website about all the rejects in Formula 1 and decided to join the forum. Little bit about me, I'm 24 and have been following F1 since 1996, supporting Damon Hill. After he retired I switched alliances to the Minardi team and were gutted when Red Bull bought the team. I'm now a massive Force India and Sutil fan, as my username suggests! I've only seen the one race live, British GP in 2005, which was an unbelievable experience. Especially standing by bridge corner and watching the cars fight through the infield section. I'm also keen on writing stories about various virtual careers to do with F1, much like the wonderful Chris Dagnell story, so expect one from me soon! Anyway, thanks for creating such a great forum where it's nice to find fellow F1 petrolheads like myself!

by **DanielPT** » 13 Jun 2011, 19:23

AdrianSutil wrote:Hi there! Been reading loads of profiles on your website about all the rejects in Formula 1 and decided to join the forum. Little bit about me, I'm 24 and have been following F1 since 1996, supporting Damon Hill. After he retired I switched alliances to the Minardi team and were gutted when Red Bull bought the team. I'm now a massive Force India and Sutil fan, as my username suggests! I've only seen the one race live, British GP in 2005, which was an unbelievable experience. Especially standing by bridge corner and watching the cars fight through the infield section. I'm also keen on writing stories about various virtual careers to do with F1, much like the wonderful Chris Dagnell story, so expect one from me soon! Anyway, thanks for creating such a great forum where it's nice to find fellow F1 petrolheads like myself!

I've been wondering if, by any chance, you were the real Adrian Sutil. Well I guess that answers my question... Anyway, welcome to this forum.

by **Phoenix** » 14 Jun 2011, 04:52

AdrianSutil wrote:Hi there! Been reading loads of profiles on your website about all the rejects in Formula 1 and decided to join the forum. Little bit about me, I'm 24 and have been following F1 since 1996, supporting Damon Hill. After he retired I switched alliances to the Minardi team and were gutted when Red Bull bought the team. I'm now a massive Force India and Sutil fan, as my username suggests! I've only seen the one race live, British GP in 2005, which was an unbelievable experience. Especially standing by bridge corner and watching the cars fight through the infield section. I'm also keen on writing stories about various virtual careers to do with F1, much like the wonderful Chris Dagnell story, so expect one from me soon! Anyway, thanks for creating such a great forum where it's nice to find fellow F1 petrolheads like myself!

Welcome to F1 Rejects AdrianSutil! Just remember, if someone annoys you (which is very likely) just tell me, but please don't glass anyone :lol:

by **Revelo89** » 14 Jun 2011, 09:17

Hey everyone! Been a Motor Racing fan since the early 90's thanks to my Dad and Granddad getting me into F1, and was a huge Mansell and Hill fan specifically back in those days. I've visited Silverstone three times also during that time and have tried hard not to miss a race. Been following the website for years since I first heard about the brilliant Perry McCarthy. In my spare time i'm hoping that I have earned a degree on Off Road Vehicle Design and am seeking employment in engineering while I wait for my results! Always nice to meet and chat with fellow fans of the sport. 8-)

by **tommykl** » 14 Jun 2011, 21:14

Phoenix wrote:
AdrianSutil wrote:Hi there! Been reading loads of profiles on your website about all the rejects in Formula 1 and decided to join the forum. Little bit about me, I'm 24 and have been following F1 since 1996, supporting Damon Hill. After he retired I switched alliances to the Minardi team and were gutted when Red Bull bought the team. I'm now a massive Force India and Sutil fan, as my username suggests! I've only seen the one race live, British GP in 2005, which was an unbelievable experience. Especially standing by bridge corner and watching the cars fight through the infield section. I'm also keen on writing stories about various virtual careers to do with F1, much like the wonderful Chris Dagnell story, so expect one from me soon! Anyway, thanks for creating such a great forum where it's nice to find fellow F1 petrolheads like myself!

Welcome to F1 Rejects AdrianSutil! Just remember, if someone annoys you (which is very likely) just tell me, but please don't glass anyone

Don't listen to him. Everyone plays nice here, the only real troublemaker that was actually human is long-gone (Snoozey2) and there's only one more person who might annoy you during your time here. You know, the guy who has pointed opinions.

by **Faustus** » 15 Jun 2011, 00:02

Revelo89 wrote:Hey everyone! Been a Motor Racing fan since the early 90's thanks to my Dad and Granddad getting me into F1, and was a huge Mansell and Hill fan specifically back in those days. I've visited Silverstone three times also during that time and have tried hard not to miss a race. Been following the website for years since I first heard about the brilliant Perry McCarthy. In my spare time i'm hoping that I have earned a degree on Off Road Vehicle Design and am seeking employment in engineering while I wait for my results! Always nice to meet and chat with fellow fans of the sport.

Welcome! Hope you enjoy your time here!

by **Phoenix** » 17 Jun 2011, 08:45

tommykl wrote:
Phoenix wrote:
AdrianSutil wrote:Hi there! Been reading loads of profiles on your website about all the rejects in Formula 1 and decided to join the forum. Little bit about me, I'm 24 and have been following F1 since 1996, supporting Damon Hill. After he retired I switched alliances to the Minardi team and were gutted when Red Bull bought the team. I'm now a massive Force India and Sutil fan, as my username suggests! I've only seen the one race live, British GP in 2005, which was an unbelievable experience. Especially standing by bridge corner and watching the cars fight through the infield section. I'm also keen on writing stories about various virtual careers to do with F1, much like the wonderful Chris Dagnell story, so expect one from me soon! Anyway, thanks for creating such a great forum where it's nice to find fellow F1 petrolheads like myself!

Welcome to F1 Rejects AdrianSutil! Just remember, if someone annoys you (which is very likely) just tell me, but please don't glass anyone

Don't listen to him. Everyone plays nice here, the only real troublemaker that was actually human is long-gone (Snoozey2) and there's only one more person who might annoy you during your time here. You know, the guy who has pointed opinions.

You'll also have pointed opinions when you grow up, believe me.

by **coloni_subaru** » 30 Jun 2011, 23:35

Hi reject fans, i have finally spent the 5 minutes it takes to sign up instead of just reading all the posts on here!
I am 24 and from UK originally but now living in Poland (the heart of motor racing..)
I have been following Formula 1 since i can remember (around 1992) and am a particular fan of any reject team or driver- but not circuits!
Being from Norfolk i of course have a special liking for Pacific..

by **dr-baker** » 01 Jul 2011, 00:00

coloni_subaru wrote:Being from Norfolk i of course have a special liking for Pacific..

What about the modern (reject) incarnation of Team Lotus?!

And Welcome!

by **coloni_subaru** » 01 Jul 2011, 00:14

dr-baker wrote:
coloni_subaru wrote:Being from Norfolk i of course have a special liking for Pacific..

What about the modern (reject) incarnation of Team Lotus?!

And Welcome!

Of course! But they will only be true reject greats when they put Ricardo Teixeira in for a Friday or even a race: undoubtedly the slowest and least talented race driver to step in a Formula 1 car (a few laps in pre season testing in Barcelona). He has been absolutely hopeless in every type of motorsport- and he has tried almost all of them!

by **dr-baker** » 01 Jul 2011, 01:43

coloni_subaru wrote:
dr-baker wrote:
coloni_subaru wrote:Being from Norfolk i of course have a special liking for Pacific..

What about the modern (reject) incarnation of Team Lotus?!

And Welcome!

Of course! But they will only be true reject greats when they put Ricardo Teixeira in for a Friday or even a race: undoubtedly the slowest and least talented race driver to step in a Formula 1 car (a few laps in pre season testing in Barcelona). He has been absolutely hopeless in every type of motorsport- and he has tried almost all of them!

Even better would be Plamen Kralev in the Lotus, wouldn't it?

by **DanielPT** » 01 Jul 2011, 02:26

dr-baker wrote:
coloni_subaru wrote:
dr-baker wrote:What about the modern (reject) incarnation of Team Lotus?!

And Welcome!

Of course! But they will only be true reject greats when they put Ricardo Teixeira in for a Friday or even a race: undoubtedly the slowest and least talented race driver to step in a Formula 1 car (a few laps in pre season testing in Barcelona). He has been absolutely hopeless in every type of motorsport- and he has tried almost all of them!

Even better would be Plamen Kralev in the Lotus, wouldn't it?

I though that too! He showed less talent than Ricardo Teixeira. But I will not jump into the "slowest and least talented race driver to step in a Formula 1 car" bandwagon. First he must prove himself to be in the same level of absolute legends like Yuji Ide or Jean-Denis Délétraz.

by **The Lukas** » 05 Jul 2011, 05:19

Hi Reject fans.
I am 18 years im living in Poland
favorite reject team:Mastercard Lola and Life!
favorite reject driver:Yuji Ide and HWNSNBM
I'm sorry is my english

Website · by **Wizzie** » 05 Jul 2011, 10:04

Welcome Lukas

And don't worry about the English bit. Phoenix was absolutely PATHETIC at writing in English when he first showed up :lol:

(Hence the term "Phoenglish")

by **Phoenix** » 06 Jul 2011, 04:10

Wizzie wrote:Welcome Lukas

And don't worry about the English bit. Phoenix was absolutely PATHETIC at writing in English when he first showed up (Hence the term "Phoenglish")

Look...

I WASN'T PATHETIC AT ENGLISH WHEN I FIRST SHOWED UP HERE. I MADE ONLY A HANDFUL OF MISTAKES AND EVERYBODY BEGAN TO MAKE FUN OF MY ENGLISH WHEN I ALWAYS SPOKE IT BETTER THAN MANY OF MY PEERS AND I WASN'T THAT BAD ANYWAY. I'VE SEEN NATIVE SPEAKERS HERE MAKING SILLIER MISTAKES THAN WHATEVER I STUFFED UP IN HERE.

So there. And remember, kid, I am a moderator now...

On another note, welcome new members!

by **shinji** » 06 Jul 2011, 05:27

Phoenix wrote:Look...

I WASN'T PATHETIC AT ENGLISH WHEN I FIRST SHOWED UP HERE. I MADE ONLY A HANDFUL OF MISTAKES AND EVERYBODY BEGAN TO MAKE FUN OF MY ENGLISH WHEN I ALWAYS SPOKE IT BETTER THAN MANY OF MY PEERS AND I WASN'T THAT BAD ANYWAY. I'VE SEEN NATIVE SPEAKERS HERE MAKING SILLIER MISTAKES THAN WHATEVER I STUFFED UP IN HERE.

I totally agree, it just became a bit of a running joke. If it offended you at all, I think I can speak on behalf of the forum populace that we didn't mean it to.

Sure you're full on fluent now.

Website · by **Wizzie** » 06 Jul 2011, 10:26

*Hides in his BMW F1.09*

by **the Masked Lapwing** » 06 Jul 2011, 10:27

Wizzie wrote:*Hides in his BMW F1.09*

Watch for flaming Force Indias.

by **tommykl** » 06 Jul 2011, 17:19

the Masked Lapwing wrote:
Wizzie wrote:*Hides in his BMW F1.09*

Watch for flaming Force Indias.

And "nowhere" Toro Rossos.

by **Phoenix** » 14 Jul 2011, 08:40

Sorry for my outburst :lol:

by **thehemogoblin** » 16 Jul 2011, 07:46

Phoenix wrote:
Wizzie wrote:Welcome Lukas

And don't worry about the English bit. Phoenix was absolutely PATHETIC at writing in English when he first showed up (Hence the term "Phoenglish")

Look...

I WASN'T PATHETIC AT ENGLISH WHEN I FIRST SHOWED UP HERE. I MADE ONLY A HANDFUL OF MISTAKES AND EVERYBODY BEGAN TO MAKE FUN OF MY ENGLISH WHEN I ALWAYS SPOKE IT BETTER THAN MANY OF MY PEERS AND I WASN'T THAT BAD ANYWAY. I'VE SEEN NATIVE SPEAKERS HERE MAKING SILLIER MISTAKES THAN WHATEVER I STUFFED UP IN HERE.

So there. And remember, kid, I am a moderator now...

On another note, welcome new members!

Heeheehee. I'm glad I've made a lasting impact here.

by **shinji** » 16 Jul 2011, 08:54

thehemogoblin wrote:Heeheehee. I'm glad I've made a lasting impact here.

The past tense saddens me

by **Phoenix** » 16 Jul 2011, 09:57

shinji wrote:
thehemogoblin wrote:Heeheehee. I'm glad I've made a lasting impact here.

The past tense saddens me

He's going to return.

Is he going to return, right?

by **FullMetalJack** » 20 Jul 2011, 07:48

Don't be hard on Phoenix, he speaks better English than most people around my area do.

Saying that, he probably did when he first showed up on this forum.

That is not a stab at foreigners, i'm on about chavs who can't talk proper english. Like this for example.

by **DanielPT** » 20 Jul 2011, 21:01

Phoenix wrote:
shinji wrote:
thehemogoblin wrote:Heeheehee. I'm glad I've made a lasting impact here.

The past tense saddens me

He's going to return.

Is he going to return, right?

He might... One day, in the middle of the fog when we least expect it. He will come and save us all!

Sorry, got carried away... Seriously, go check his member profile...

by **dr-baker** » 20 Jul 2011, 21:55

DanielPT wrote:
Phoenix wrote:
thehemogoblin wrote:Heeheehee. I'm glad I've made a lasting impact here.

He's going to return.

He IS going to return, right?

He might... One day, in the middle of the fog when we least expect it. He will come and save us all!

Sorry, got carried away... Seriously, go check his member profile...

So what does "Last visited: - " mean?

by **DanielPT** » 20 Jul 2011, 22:07

dr-baker wrote:
DanielPT wrote:
Phoenix wrote:
He's going to return.

He IS going to return, right?

He might... One day, in the middle of the fog when we least expect it. He will come and save us all!

Sorry, got carried away... Seriously, go check his member profile...

So what does "Last visited: - " mean?

It probably means the same as the single tweet he has left in the signature twitter account...

by **dr-baker** » 20 Jul 2011, 22:49

DanielPT wrote:
dr-baker wrote:So what does "Last visited: - " mean?

It probably means the same as the single tweet he has left in the signature twitter account...

Oh.

But could that mean he now has a new account here, posing as another member?

by **DanielPT** » 21 Jul 2011, 21:42

dr-baker wrote:
DanielPT wrote:
dr-baker wrote:So what does "Last visited: - " mean?

It probably means the same as the single tweet he has left in the signature twitter account...

Oh. But could that mean he now has a new account here, posing as another member?

Unlikely. Nevertheless, you should specially watch Sponge, TheHellion, Dmtownend or any new members yet to register. Just in case.

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