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I'm not sure whether anyone will be interested but I'll give it a whirl. Just to liven the forum up a bit.
I'm going to start a World Championship on Grand Prix 4 and you have to pick a driver from the list below. I will give you the race results when I have them. Remember that all the cars and drivers will be equal so the race results will be completely random.
Michael Schumacher
Rubens Barrichello
Juan Pablo Montoya
Ralf Schumacher
David Coulthard
Kimi Raikkonen
Jarno Trulli
Jenson Button
Nick Heidfeld
Felipe Massa
Takumo Sato
Giancarlo Fisichella
Jacques Villeneuve
Olivier Panis
Heinz Harald Frentzen
Enrique Bernoldi
Eddie Irvine
Pedro De La Rosa
Mika Salo
Allan McNish
Mark Webber
Alex Yoong
First come, first serve basis.
I'm going to start a World Championship on Grand Prix 4 and you have to pick a driver from the list below. I will give you the race results when I have them. Remember that all the cars and drivers will be equal so the race results will be completely random.
Michael Schumacher
Rubens Barrichello
Juan Pablo Montoya
Ralf Schumacher
David Coulthard
Kimi Raikkonen
Jarno Trulli
Jenson Button
Nick Heidfeld
Felipe Massa
Takumo Sato
Giancarlo Fisichella
Jacques Villeneuve
Olivier Panis
Heinz Harald Frentzen
Enrique Bernoldi
Eddie Irvine
Pedro De La Rosa
Mika Salo
Allan McNish
Mark Webber
Alex Yoong
First come, first serve basis.
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Homegrown pole sitter in Britain
Jenson Button snatched pole position by a really small margin for his home race at Silverstone. He pipped Raikkonen by only 6 thousandths of a second. De La Rosa recovered from a suspension failure on his first run to score the sixth fastest time.
In the battle for the championship, Villeneuve, who is sitting 4 points behind Frentzen, is in a great position to claw that gap back with 3rd place on the grid. Panis, in 3rd place, managed 10th but Frentzen struggled again with only 12th place.
Full qualifying results:
1st Button (Jetster) 1m20.366s
2nd Raikkonen (Figo) 1m20.372s
3rd Villeneuve (James Pond) 1m20.389s
4th Coulthard (Quinty) 1m20.420s
5th Trulli (Triple H) 1m20.421s
6th De La Rosa (Grandprix) 1m20.427s
7th R Schumacher (Badgerman) 1m20.440s
8th Heidfeld (Daxter) 1m20.492s
9th Barrichello (Reddy 2002) 1m20.497s
10th Panis (Your Honour) 1m20.533s
11th Salo (PS2 Proud) 1m20.537s
12th Frentzen (KR) 1m20.541s
13th Bernoldi (Afrojoe) 1m20.541s
14th Montoya (Foreman) 1m20.543s
15th M Schumacher (Mr. Ritze) 1m20.545s
16th Webber (Ant) 1m20.553s
17th Irvine (DW) 1m20.563s
18th Sato (Bizarre Cabbage) 1m20.574s
19th Yoong (No.2) 1m20.583s
20th Fisichella (MikeAll) 1m20.626s
21st Massa (Ortega) 1m20.652s
22nd McNish (Dr. Pepper - oni) 1m20.730s
Can Frentzen hold off all challengers to that top spot?
Jenson Button snatched pole position by a really small margin for his home race at Silverstone. He pipped Raikkonen by only 6 thousandths of a second. De La Rosa recovered from a suspension failure on his first run to score the sixth fastest time.
In the battle for the championship, Villeneuve, who is sitting 4 points behind Frentzen, is in a great position to claw that gap back with 3rd place on the grid. Panis, in 3rd place, managed 10th but Frentzen struggled again with only 12th place.
Full qualifying results:
1st Button (Jetster) 1m20.366s
2nd Raikkonen (Figo) 1m20.372s
3rd Villeneuve (James Pond) 1m20.389s
4th Coulthard (Quinty) 1m20.420s
5th Trulli (Triple H) 1m20.421s
6th De La Rosa (Grandprix) 1m20.427s
7th R Schumacher (Badgerman) 1m20.440s
8th Heidfeld (Daxter) 1m20.492s
9th Barrichello (Reddy 2002) 1m20.497s
10th Panis (Your Honour) 1m20.533s
11th Salo (PS2 Proud) 1m20.537s
12th Frentzen (KR) 1m20.541s
13th Bernoldi (Afrojoe) 1m20.541s
14th Montoya (Foreman) 1m20.543s
15th M Schumacher (Mr. Ritze) 1m20.545s
16th Webber (Ant) 1m20.553s
17th Irvine (DW) 1m20.563s
18th Sato (Bizarre Cabbage) 1m20.574s
19th Yoong (No.2) 1m20.583s
20th Fisichella (MikeAll) 1m20.626s
21st Massa (Ortega) 1m20.652s
22nd McNish (Dr. Pepper - oni) 1m20.730s
Can Frentzen hold off all challengers to that top spot?
Seeing as I started from 21st and got to 15th.. that isn't too bad.
Moo. My 2nd retirement of the season.
Still, I'm going better than Bernoldi is in the real F1 season this year, times 5.
:-D
Still, I'm going better than Bernoldi is in the real F1 season this year, times 5.
:-D
Yoong throws it away in France
Pedro De La Rosa was the surprise winner in France when with only a lap and a half to go, Yoong lost control of his Minardi and lost 4 places.
It didn't get better for Michael Schumacher, who was leading the race for about 20 laps, when he lost control of his Ferrari and fell all the way back to last. Salo, Heidfeld and Irvine all lost control of their cars during the race.
Ralf Schumacher was the first retirement. He narrowly missed Irvine's car and ended up beached in the gravel trap on lap 6. Bernoldi's engine let go on lap 18. McNish was forced to retire on lap 49 with a loose rear wheel. Webber retired with an engine fire and oil leak on lap 69.
De La Rosa benefitted from mistakes to win for Jaguar. Villeneuve establishes his championship credentials with 2nd place. Barrichello finished in 3rd which was some consolation for Ferrari. Massa, Yoong and Panis rounded out the top 6.
Full race results:
1st De La Rosa (Grandprix) 1h29m20.573s
2nd Villeneuve (James Pond) +2.781s
3rd Barrichello (Reddy 2002) +8.830s
4th Massa (Ortega) +10.574s
5th Yoong (No.2) +14.952s
6th Panis (Your Honour) +19.876s
7th Button (Jetster) +20.370s
8th Frentzen (KR) +20.875s
9th Raikkonen (Figo) +23.279s
10th Coulthard (Quinty) +30.487s
11th Salo (PS2 Proud) +30.912s
12th Trulli (Triple H) +35.492s
13th Fisichella (MikeAll) +36.025s
14th Sato (Bizarre Cabbage) +36.568s
15th Montoya (Foreman) +43.344s
16th Irvine (Dead Wonder) +44.288s
17th Heidfeld (Daxter) +55.751s
18th M Schumacher (Mr. Ritze) -1lap
DNF
Webber (Ant) Engine
McNish (Dr. Pepper - oni) Loose Wheel
Bernoldi (Afrojoe) Engine
R Schumacher (Badgerman) Spun Out
Drivers standings:
1st Frentzen 28pts
2nd Villeneuve 24pts
3rd Panis 23pts
4= Montoya 18pts
4= Bernoldi 18pts
6th Salo 15pts
7th R Schumacher 14pts
8th Sato 13pts
9th Button 12pts
10= Massa 11pts
10= Trulli 11pts
Constructors standings:
1st BAR 47pts
2nd Arrows 46pts
3rd Williams 32pts
4th Renault 23pts
5th Toyota 22pts
6th Sauber 21pts
7= Jordan 19pts
7= Minardi 19pts
9th Jaguar 12pts
10th McLaren 10pts
11th Ferrari 9pts
Fastest Lap: Coulthard 1m13.954s
Pedro De La Rosa was the surprise winner in France when with only a lap and a half to go, Yoong lost control of his Minardi and lost 4 places.
It didn't get better for Michael Schumacher, who was leading the race for about 20 laps, when he lost control of his Ferrari and fell all the way back to last. Salo, Heidfeld and Irvine all lost control of their cars during the race.
Ralf Schumacher was the first retirement. He narrowly missed Irvine's car and ended up beached in the gravel trap on lap 6. Bernoldi's engine let go on lap 18. McNish was forced to retire on lap 49 with a loose rear wheel. Webber retired with an engine fire and oil leak on lap 69.
De La Rosa benefitted from mistakes to win for Jaguar. Villeneuve establishes his championship credentials with 2nd place. Barrichello finished in 3rd which was some consolation for Ferrari. Massa, Yoong and Panis rounded out the top 6.
Full race results:
1st De La Rosa (Grandprix) 1h29m20.573s
2nd Villeneuve (James Pond) +2.781s
3rd Barrichello (Reddy 2002) +8.830s
4th Massa (Ortega) +10.574s
5th Yoong (No.2) +14.952s
6th Panis (Your Honour) +19.876s
7th Button (Jetster) +20.370s
8th Frentzen (KR) +20.875s
9th Raikkonen (Figo) +23.279s
10th Coulthard (Quinty) +30.487s
11th Salo (PS2 Proud) +30.912s
12th Trulli (Triple H) +35.492s
13th Fisichella (MikeAll) +36.025s
14th Sato (Bizarre Cabbage) +36.568s
15th Montoya (Foreman) +43.344s
16th Irvine (Dead Wonder) +44.288s
17th Heidfeld (Daxter) +55.751s
18th M Schumacher (Mr. Ritze) -1lap
DNF
Webber (Ant) Engine
McNish (Dr. Pepper - oni) Loose Wheel
Bernoldi (Afrojoe) Engine
R Schumacher (Badgerman) Spun Out
Drivers standings:
1st Frentzen 28pts
2nd Villeneuve 24pts
3rd Panis 23pts
4= Montoya 18pts
4= Bernoldi 18pts
6th Salo 15pts
7th R Schumacher 14pts
8th Sato 13pts
9th Button 12pts
10= Massa 11pts
10= Trulli 11pts
Constructors standings:
1st BAR 47pts
2nd Arrows 46pts
3rd Williams 32pts
4th Renault 23pts
5th Toyota 22pts
6th Sauber 21pts
7= Jordan 19pts
7= Minardi 19pts
9th Jaguar 12pts
10th McLaren 10pts
11th Ferrari 9pts
Fastest Lap: Coulthard 1m13.954s
Got a little confused...lol
Bah, Button sucks. Can I trade him for a real chocolate button? Least I'll be able to do some thing with him (eat it).
Man, I doubt that made much sence.
Man, I doubt that made much sence.
*Sniggers at Foreham*
Yeah, thats why he said MikeAll.
He wasn't laughing at you.
:D
He wasn't laughing at you.
:D
Dead Wonder wrote:
> *Laughs at MikeAll*
My name is Michael, but Mikeall is some1 else
> *Laughs at MikeAll*
My name is Michael, but Mikeall is some1 else
*Laughs at MikeAll*
Ahem, anything can happen...ahem!
Ahem, anything can happen...ahem!
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