F1 Fanatic

I just want to point out that I’ve been consulting with Bradley about this and I fully support the formation of this series as an evolution of the old ‘Junior’ series. I believe Bradley will be able to organise a great series and wish him luck in doing so.

I’m not going to have anything to do with it myself and I’ll leave it to him and the rest of you to sort out, but hopefully this will provide those who weren’t able to secure a place in the Collantine Cup an opportunity to race with others in a fun environment.

Because this way, i am not just eliminating four teams and i am giving everyone the chance to chose whichever car they want :)

The aim of this is to be all about FUN. Not realism, we had that, too much of it in the in-season league, and i want to move away from it.

Nah, that flopped ;) aha, plus we dont just race in Asia lol

Also I’m not to keen on the idea that oly the top guys in the team at a race can score point’s. Say I’m in a team with Moss and Brooksy for example; you may not even bother racing. Likelyhood is that they will alway’s beat you; therefor eliminating and possible chance of points you can get.

I think if you finish in a solid 8th position with two teamates ahead you should get as much right to put those points to your tally.

Other then those two thing’s I don;t like to much, I;m very keen to start racing again! :)

@RoboCAT – I take your points, especially about the teams, but i do first want to see what car everyone’s preference is. With regards to your second point, by ‘only the top two drivers from that team will score points’, i mean in the Constructuors Championship. All drivers that score points will have points that go towards the Drivers Championship but only the top two cars from each team will have points that go towards the Constuctors, so that outnumbered teams aren’t as unfairly treated. I apologise for not making this clear enough.

@roberttty – Thank you very much for your reply. I personally, sincerely hope you can purchase the game in time :).

To all: @ed24f1, @colinf, @Asanator, @f199player, @Brooksy007, @RoboCAT, @olliekart, @ayrtonsenna01, @Formula-1

Can you all please post your version of the following:
Previous Chosen Team Under JT’s running: Renault (If you were NOT entered under JT’s running, please post ‘N/A’ here)
First Choice: McLaren
Second Choice: Sauber
Third Choice: Renault

Previous Chosen Team Under JT’s running: Did one race at Spa in Sauber
First Choice: McLaren
Second Choice: Williams
Third Choice: Renault

BREAKING NEWS: JAMIE TAYLOR TAKING A SABBATICAL YEAR
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It has been confirmed today that Jamie Taylor @jt19 will be taking a year out of Formula 1 to ‘refresh and charge’ his batteries. The 22 year old said his first year in the tournament combined with the F1F series has resulted in him becoming fatigued and worn out, therefore taking a year out in the series.

The former McLaren driver finished runner-up last year in controversial style due to a mix up in who had really won the Canadian GP, @ed24f1 eventually becoming the winner. @jt19 thought he actually won the race when his screen said he was 1st until the chequered flag came down, when it actually read as @ed24f1 as in 1st place. This was due to terrible lag, and no-one knew where any car was on the track while racing.

“I had a great first year in this tournament, a real good’un. I would never had thought I would of finished 2nd place overall. I was leading the championship in some stages but I knew I would of had a fight on my hands with @ed24f1, and thats exactly what happened. In one season I have won 3 races (Abu Dhabi, Turkey in JNR series, Germany in F1F series) and I am pleased with that. I am also happy with the way I drove, I don’t think I hindered anyones race in the past.”

Talking about a comeback next year, he said it’s a possibility, “Who knows? If I am ready and charged for next year, then it is a possibility, providing that if anyone wants to sign me up, that’s for sure! I want to come back like I did in the first championship, to be a permanent fixture on the podium, not someone who will languish at the bottom to collect a few points.”

It is also been understood that @jt19 has praised @bradley13 for taking over in such short notice and has said he is doing a ‘great job for the good of the sport.’