F1 Fanatic

Does seem weird that changing the bonus race consumes one of your precious transfers. I wouldn’t have minded doing a bit more chopping and changing for this race, but two transfers doesn’t give much scope.

I think Durex or Trojan may provide longer lasting rubbers.

jk..

@plutoniumhunter

lol you just ruined my argument. :-)

Well uh… Mclaren? But anyway, I did think Emmo did have a lot more potential than the 2 WDCs he scooped up, shame really.

My design looks a bit like a dinosaur :p
5.8KM, 53 Laps

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I only meant teams that were founded or co-founded by f1 drivers. I don’t recall Eddie Jordan or Ross Brawn being in f1 :-)

Pirelli have made F1 the talk of the town; no doubt their contract will be renewed.

@adityafakhri – I think you have accidentally re-posted the circuit I made.

@full-throttle-f1 You forgot Jordan Grand Prix and Brawn GP [constructors + drivers title 2009; with a Honda developed car of course ;-)]

@Abdurahman

’Own-brand’ teams never really work for some reason. For example, Prost GP was rubbish and nearly bankrupted Alain. The only team of that genre that achieved any success was Stewart GP in 1999.

http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=5943097

5.73 km anti-clockwise

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You should watch the Legends of F1 series his episode. He really put his all into that Copasucker effort and it really was a waste it seems. I wonder why it didn’t click? Had a great early result if I remember correctly.

The tread blocks of the wet weather tyres will look like lots of little number ’7’s, to further boast home the fact that they’re the world’s 7th largest tyre brand.

Anything like their road tyres they’ll be cheap, gripless and prone to wear quickly….

Bumping now that the rumors are picking up steam tonight.

New engine formula and a new tyre manufacturer for next year sounds pretty good, but what kind of tyre would Hankook be expected to make?

Decided I don’t like my circuit at all, so here’s my new circuit:

http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=5942832

Circuit Bois de Boulogne, 4.7 km, clockwise, start at the dot

http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=5942772

5.6 km, anti-clockwise, start at the dot.

A circuit that wouldn’t do so bad as a city tour – the objective was to include the Arc de Triomphe ánd the Eiffel Tower. Not […]

http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=5942712

Clockwise, starts at the dot. 4,8 kilometers. It would primarily use existing roads, but there are parts to be built or re-built. To be honest, I feel this is one of the […]