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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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4th place and have a head start over Frentzen and Villeneuve. Panis has a head start over me, but I'm sure this could be a good race
Tough day in Belguim as De La Rosa takes pole
Pedro De La Rosa has pole position for the Belgian Grand Prix in tough conditions. The qualifying hour started wet but slowly dried as the hour went on. A dry line emerged but not for very long with only a handful of cars managing to catch it. After the rain came down, no one could improve.
In the battle for the championship, Panis, Frentzen, Ralf Schumacher and Montoya all managed to get in the top 6. Villenueve was the biggest loser as he could only manage 14th.
Full qualifying results:
1st De La Rosa (Grandprix) 1m52.934s
2nd Panis (Your Honour) 1m53.060s
3rd Irvine (DW) 1m53.238s
4th Montoya (Foreman) 1m53.267s
5th Frentzen (KR) 1m53.447s
6th R Schumacher (Badgerman) 1m53.498s
7th Massa (Ortega) 1m53.515s
8th Yoong (No.2) 1m53.574s
9th Heidfeld (Daxter) 1m54.290s
10th McNish (Dr. Pepper - oni) 1m54.465s
11th Webber (Ant) 1m54.475s
12th Coulthard (Quinty) 1m54.712s
13th Sato (Bizarre Cabbage) 1m54.995s
14th Villeneuve (James Pond) 1m55.026s
15th Fisichella (MikeAll) 1m55.037s
16th Button (Jetster) 1m55.062s
17th Trulli (Triple H) 1m55.169s
18th Salo (PS2 Proud) 1m55.173s
19th Barrichello (Reddy 2002) 1m55.293s
20th M Schumacher (Mr. Ritze) 1m55.326s
21st Bernoldi (Afrojoe) 1m55.388s
22nd Raikkonen (Figo) 1m55.536s
Anything can happen with the weather at unpredictable Belguim. What will happen as the championship battle nears it's conclusion?
Pedro De La Rosa has pole position for the Belgian Grand Prix in tough conditions. The qualifying hour started wet but slowly dried as the hour went on. A dry line emerged but not for very long with only a handful of cars managing to catch it. After the rain came down, no one could improve.
In the battle for the championship, Panis, Frentzen, Ralf Schumacher and Montoya all managed to get in the top 6. Villenueve was the biggest loser as he could only manage 14th.
Full qualifying results:
1st De La Rosa (Grandprix) 1m52.934s
2nd Panis (Your Honour) 1m53.060s
3rd Irvine (DW) 1m53.238s
4th Montoya (Foreman) 1m53.267s
5th Frentzen (KR) 1m53.447s
6th R Schumacher (Badgerman) 1m53.498s
7th Massa (Ortega) 1m53.515s
8th Yoong (No.2) 1m53.574s
9th Heidfeld (Daxter) 1m54.290s
10th McNish (Dr. Pepper - oni) 1m54.465s
11th Webber (Ant) 1m54.475s
12th Coulthard (Quinty) 1m54.712s
13th Sato (Bizarre Cabbage) 1m54.995s
14th Villeneuve (James Pond) 1m55.026s
15th Fisichella (MikeAll) 1m55.037s
16th Button (Jetster) 1m55.062s
17th Trulli (Triple H) 1m55.169s
18th Salo (PS2 Proud) 1m55.173s
19th Barrichello (Reddy 2002) 1m55.293s
20th M Schumacher (Mr. Ritze) 1m55.326s
21st Bernoldi (Afrojoe) 1m55.388s
22nd Raikkonen (Figo) 1m55.536s
Anything can happen with the weather at unpredictable Belguim. What will happen as the championship battle nears it's conclusion?
Lovely win there, things are turning out good afterall. 10 points behind the leader means that I still have a slight chance of winning the grandprix.
Easy does it for Montoya as Frentzen goes to the top in Hungary
Montoya has won the Hungarian Grand Prix with a comfortable margin and never looked troubled. Montoya led off the grid and pulled a nice gap out which no one looked like closing.
In the battle for the championship, Montoya has given himself a chance and is only 10 points behind new leader, Frentzen. Villeneuve could do nothing to stop Frentzen with a 9th place finish. Panis is now tied for 2nd in the championship with a 5th place finish.
The barrier was extremely busy with 4 cars losing wheels at the same corner. Coulthard was the first to go on lap 4. He was chasing Yoong hard and pushed too hard and crashed out. Ralf Schumacher crashed on lap 29 at the same corner. Salo retired on lap 30 with transmission problems followed a lap later by Massa, who fell victim at that corner. Sato made it 4 crashes on lap 43.
Montoya looked very comfortable and took the win. Frentzen moved back to the top of the champions race with 2nd place. Fisichella scores more points with 3rd place. Yoong, Panis and Barrichello rounded out the top 6.
Full race results:
1st Montoya (Foreman) 1h38m22.375s
2nd Frentzen (KR) +11.142s
3rd Fisichella (MikeAll) +16.905s
4th Yoong (No.2) +18.017s
5th Panis (Your Honour) +23.863s
6th Barrichello (Reddy 2002) +34.092s
7th De La Rosa (Grandprix) +34.356s
8th Irvine (DW) +36.019s
9th Villeneuve (James Pond) +36.902s
10th Trulli (Triple H) +37.312s
11th Button (Jetster) +37.747s
12th Webber (Ant) +39.436s
13th Raikkonen (Figo) +40.116s
14th M Schumacher (Mr. Ritze) +40.622s
15th Heidfeld (Daxter) +46.301s
16th McNish (Dr. Pepper - oni) +46.551s
17th Bernoldi (Afrojoe) +57.037s
DNF
Sato (Bizarre Cabbage) Crashed
Massa (Ortega) Crashed
Salo (PS2 Proud) Transmission
R Schumacher (Badgerman) Crashed
Coulthard (Quinty) Crashed
Drivers standings:
1st Frentzen 38pts
2= Villeneuve 34pts
2= Panis 34pts
4th Montoya 28pts
5th R Schumacher 24pts
6th Bernoldi 18pts
7th Heidfeld 16pts
8= De La Rosa 15pts
8= Salo 15pts
10th Button 14pts
Constructors standings:
1st BAR 68pts
2nd Arrows 56pts
3rd Williams 52pts
4= Renault 27pts
4= Sauber 27pts
6th Jordan 23pts
7= Toyota 22pts
7= Minardi 22pts
9th Jaguar 17pts
10th McLaren 13pts
11th Ferrari 11pts
Fastest Lap: Frentzen 1m14.570s
Only 4 rounds to go. Can Frentzen hold off all challengers?
Montoya has won the Hungarian Grand Prix with a comfortable margin and never looked troubled. Montoya led off the grid and pulled a nice gap out which no one looked like closing.
In the battle for the championship, Montoya has given himself a chance and is only 10 points behind new leader, Frentzen. Villeneuve could do nothing to stop Frentzen with a 9th place finish. Panis is now tied for 2nd in the championship with a 5th place finish.
The barrier was extremely busy with 4 cars losing wheels at the same corner. Coulthard was the first to go on lap 4. He was chasing Yoong hard and pushed too hard and crashed out. Ralf Schumacher crashed on lap 29 at the same corner. Salo retired on lap 30 with transmission problems followed a lap later by Massa, who fell victim at that corner. Sato made it 4 crashes on lap 43.
Montoya looked very comfortable and took the win. Frentzen moved back to the top of the champions race with 2nd place. Fisichella scores more points with 3rd place. Yoong, Panis and Barrichello rounded out the top 6.
Full race results:
1st Montoya (Foreman) 1h38m22.375s
2nd Frentzen (KR) +11.142s
3rd Fisichella (MikeAll) +16.905s
4th Yoong (No.2) +18.017s
5th Panis (Your Honour) +23.863s
6th Barrichello (Reddy 2002) +34.092s
7th De La Rosa (Grandprix) +34.356s
8th Irvine (DW) +36.019s
9th Villeneuve (James Pond) +36.902s
10th Trulli (Triple H) +37.312s
11th Button (Jetster) +37.747s
12th Webber (Ant) +39.436s
13th Raikkonen (Figo) +40.116s
14th M Schumacher (Mr. Ritze) +40.622s
15th Heidfeld (Daxter) +46.301s
16th McNish (Dr. Pepper - oni) +46.551s
17th Bernoldi (Afrojoe) +57.037s
DNF
Sato (Bizarre Cabbage) Crashed
Massa (Ortega) Crashed
Salo (PS2 Proud) Transmission
R Schumacher (Badgerman) Crashed
Coulthard (Quinty) Crashed
Drivers standings:
1st Frentzen 38pts
2= Villeneuve 34pts
2= Panis 34pts
4th Montoya 28pts
5th R Schumacher 24pts
6th Bernoldi 18pts
7th Heidfeld 16pts
8= De La Rosa 15pts
8= Salo 15pts
10th Button 14pts
Constructors standings:
1st BAR 68pts
2nd Arrows 56pts
3rd Williams 52pts
4= Renault 27pts
4= Sauber 27pts
6th Jordan 23pts
7= Toyota 22pts
7= Minardi 22pts
9th Jaguar 17pts
10th McLaren 13pts
11th Ferrari 11pts
Fastest Lap: Frentzen 1m14.570s
Only 4 rounds to go. Can Frentzen hold off all challengers?
I am first on the grid, YAHOO!!! Could I finish top 3 overall? I hope I can win this race though
Frentzen in prime position as Montoya takes pole in Hungary
Montoya took pole position in a tricky session which went wet, then dry, then wet again. It took a number of runs to find the perfect setup and times were sent tumbling numerous times with most of the drivers having pole for a brief moment.
Frentzen's challenge for the title has taken a major boost with 2nd on the grid. Frentzen will be even more delighted to see Villeneuve down in 18th and will be looking to take the championship lead back. The other title challengers, Panis and Ralf Schumacher, managed 10th and 19th respectively.
Full qualifying times:
1st Montoya (Foreman) 1m24.379s
2nd Frentzen (KR) 1m24.659s
3rd Yoong (No.2) 1m24.682s
4th Coulthard (Quinty) 1m24.808s
5th Sato (Bizarre Cabbage) 1m25.374s
6th Fisichella (MikeAll) 1m25.408s
7th Bernoldi (Afrojoe) 1m25.421s
8th Barrichello (Reddy 2002) 1m25.598s
9th Button (Jetster) 1m25.651s
10th Panis (Your Honour) 1m25.658s
11th Raikkonen (Figo) 1m25.704s
12th McNish (Dr. Pepper - oni) 1m25.754s
13th Salo (PS2 Proud) 1m25.792s
14th Massa (Ortega) 1m25.843s
15th De La Rosa (Grandprix) 1m25.880s
16th Webber (Ant) 1m25.893s
17th M Schumacher (Mr. Ritze) 1m25.963s
18th Villeneuve (James Pond) 1m26.016s
19th R Schumacher (Badgerman) 1m26.033s
20th Trulli (Triple H) 1m26.053s
21st Heidfeld (Daxter) 1m26.214s
22nd Irvine (DW) 1m27.774s
Montoya took pole position in a tricky session which went wet, then dry, then wet again. It took a number of runs to find the perfect setup and times were sent tumbling numerous times with most of the drivers having pole for a brief moment.
Frentzen's challenge for the title has taken a major boost with 2nd on the grid. Frentzen will be even more delighted to see Villeneuve down in 18th and will be looking to take the championship lead back. The other title challengers, Panis and Ralf Schumacher, managed 10th and 19th respectively.
Full qualifying times:
1st Montoya (Foreman) 1m24.379s
2nd Frentzen (KR) 1m24.659s
3rd Yoong (No.2) 1m24.682s
4th Coulthard (Quinty) 1m24.808s
5th Sato (Bizarre Cabbage) 1m25.374s
6th Fisichella (MikeAll) 1m25.408s
7th Bernoldi (Afrojoe) 1m25.421s
8th Barrichello (Reddy 2002) 1m25.598s
9th Button (Jetster) 1m25.651s
10th Panis (Your Honour) 1m25.658s
11th Raikkonen (Figo) 1m25.704s
12th McNish (Dr. Pepper - oni) 1m25.754s
13th Salo (PS2 Proud) 1m25.792s
14th Massa (Ortega) 1m25.843s
15th De La Rosa (Grandprix) 1m25.880s
16th Webber (Ant) 1m25.893s
17th M Schumacher (Mr. Ritze) 1m25.963s
18th Villeneuve (James Pond) 1m26.016s
19th R Schumacher (Badgerman) 1m26.033s
20th Trulli (Triple H) 1m26.053s
21st Heidfeld (Daxter) 1m26.214s
22nd Irvine (DW) 1m27.774s
Okay, there should be an update today. I hope everyone hasn't tuned out.
Hope that you get better soon Grandprix.
Quick update on the lack of updates.
No updates because I have the flu. Spent the last 4 days in bed.
No updates because I have the flu. Spent the last 4 days in bed.
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