The gIRL Indy 500
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pumpdoc
, May 13 2006 04:15 AM
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#61
Posted 30 May 2006 - 08:09 AM
Big thanks to AR5 and Bruce for the explanations!


"You just don't mess with Jacques Villeneuve" - Murray Walker, 1997 Hungarian GP.
"When Jacques was with us, he was a very aggressive driver, fiercely competitive, mentally hard as nails. Very quick with it, very gifted. A bright fellow, undoubtedly, very intelligent. He was an absolutely born racing driver - look at the way he'd bang wheels with Michael, pass people on the outside, that kind of thing" -Sir Frank Williams on Jacques Villeneuve
"This year, with BMW, JV's going very well, and I'm pleased for him. Whether or not he'll get a drive next year I don't know, but I hope he does, he's an unusual, and very strong addition to the F1 community. A character." - Sir Frank Williams again on Jacques Villeneuve
The Nojvnof1 2006 driver lineup - Jacques Villeneuve, Nico Rosberg, Christian Klein, Scott Speed.
#62
Posted 30 May 2006 - 03:59 PM
AutoRacer5, on May 30 2006, 04:31 AM, said:
He's the 1991 CART champion and has led the most laps of the Indianapolis 500 without a win, and had a podium with McLaren at Monza in 1993. He also has, if I remember right, the third highest win total in CART.
Reject? I think not.
I will post pictures tomorrow in the Cafe.
Reject? I think not.
I will post pictures tomorrow in the Cafe.
#63
Posted 30 May 2006 - 06:32 PM
not on www.f1rejects.com



Nobody bitched when McLaren and Williams dominated F1...
www.f1weekly.com
AutoRacer5 vs. Ecapdeville on Fight Night Round 3:
6-1
AutoRacer5 vs. Ecapdeville on Forza Motorsport:
4-4
UrKo, on Sep 10 2006, 4:06 PM, said:
....parabolica is in S2.....
My blog: http://openwheelrants.vox.com/
#64
Posted 31 May 2006 - 03:25 PM
AutoRacer5, on May 30 2006, 08:32 PM, said:
not on www.f1rejects.com
http://www.f1rejects...ucky/index.html
"Suffice to say that Michael Andretti is perhaps the most submitted driver we receive here. Not surprising, considering his dismal efforts in the McLaren in 1993. Though we all knew he would find it hard to tough it out against Ayrton Senna, considering his Indy man couldn't hack itIndy car reputation we would have expected more than his poor qualifying efforts and regular spins and accidents, especially in the opening laps.
If anything else, what should get Andretti in is his ridiculous attitude of living in the States and commuting to Europe for each race. Not only did this keep him away from his team, it meant that he was not immersed in a European environment and could never hope to succeed in F1 that way.
He is saved only by a few points scoring finishes, such as 5th in Spain, before a podium at Monza (in a fine drive from the back of the pack after an early pit stop) in his last F1 race before he bit the bullet and let in Mika Hakkinen, a man of infinitely more adaptability to F1. "
#65
Posted 31 May 2006 - 03:33 PM
Ain't that the truth.
And what a refreshing change to the drivel of the last few days.
And what a refreshing change to the drivel of the last few days.
Reading: other peoples posts
Listening to: Cracker - Kerosene Hat

Dig that jive, Jack. Put it in your pocket, and don't look back.
Listening to: Cracker - Kerosene Hat

Dig that jive, Jack. Put it in your pocket, and don't look back.
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