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bud wrote:sorry it was F2, no wonder he wants to bring that namesake backWell you've got to admit it's a lot better than Bernie's attempt at competing at motorsport. 1 race entered, DNQ.
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Racing career
While Mosley was at University, his wife was given tickets to a motor race at the Silverstone circuit. The circuit was not far from Oxford, and the couple went out of curiosity. Mosley was attracted by the sport, and when his career as a barrister was bringing in sufficient money, he started racing cars himself.[24] The sport's indifference to his background appealed to Mosley:
There was always a certain amount of trouble [being the son of Sir Oswald] until I came into motor racing. And in one of the first races I ever took part in there was a list of people when they put the practice times [...] and I heard somebody say, 'Mosley, Max Mosley, he must be some relation of Alf Mosley, the coachbuilder.' And I thought to myself, 'I've found a world where they don't know about Oswald Mosley.' And it has always been a bit like that in motor racing: nobody gives a darn.[8]
At national level in the UK, Mosley competed in over 40 races in 1966 and 1967; he won 12 and set several class lap records. In 1968, he formed the London Racing Team in partnership with driver Chris Lambert to compete in European Formula Two, the level of racing just below Formula One. Their cars were prepared by Frank Williams, later a Formula One team owner. It was a dangerous time to race. Early in the year, Mosley competed in the Formula Two race at Hockenheim in which double world champion Jim Clark was killed,[25] and within two years both of Mosley's 1968 team mates were dead in racing accidents.[a] Mosley's best result that year was an eighth place at a non-championship race at Monza.[13]
Vanilla-Bear wrote:I have noticed that all the main men do is lie and talkThat wouldnt' make drivers go for a win tho would it, if theres only 2 points diffrence for 3rd and 1 poitnt for 2nd
they drop everyone ini'it? I think somthing as great this sport is? they need to leve it the f*u*c*k alone
but i think points system should change
1st plce - 10 point
2nd place-9 points
3rd place-8 points
4th place-7 points
5th place-6 points
6th place-5 points
7th place-4points
8.th place-3 points
9.th place-2 points
10th place-1 point
then maybe at the end of the year Force India might look like they have a few points
-VB
Longbow wrote:Agreed. I'm tracking to FOTA System here. Now updated for the news about the official Championship.Vanilla-Bear wrote:I have noticed that all the main men do is lie and talkThat wouldnt' make drivers go for a win tho would it, if theres only 2 points diffrence for 3rd and 1 poitnt for 2nd
they drop everyone ini'it? I think somthing as great this sport is? they need to leve it the f*u*c*k alone
but i think points system should change
1st plce - 10 point
2nd place-9 points
3rd place-8 points
4th place-7 points
5th place-6 points
6th place-5 points
7th place-4points
8.th place-3 points
9.th place-2 points
10th place-1 point
then maybe at the end of the year Force India might look like they have a few points
-VB
FOTA had the right idea with their point system
FerrariFan63 wrote:Oh dear, Ecclestone believes that this is only a hiccup.According to portuguese newspaper record (in http://www.record.pt/noticia.aspx?id=68 ... 0000000100" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; (for those who can read it)) not only he says it will be introduced but he says teams won't be able to do anything and even speaks about the problems of a democracy ...
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/73840" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;Bernie Ecclestone remains adamant that the 'winner takes all' championship system will be introduced in 2010, despite the change having seemingly been abandoned for this season.
darwin_dali wrote:What FerrariFan63 wrote was funny. Contemplating the reality as you suggested it, is awful!racechick wrote:Her head up his.....er on second thoughts....Its too awful to contemplate!!So, what is it now? Funny or awful???
7UpJordan wrote:Yes. But Mosley remains eternally p!ssed that Ron Dennis did so much better. How can Ron, a mere mechanic rise to such heights when he(Max) born of the aristocracy could not.bud wrote:sorry it was F2, no wonder he wants to bring that namesake backWell you've got to admit it's a lot better than Bernie's attempt at competing at motorsport. 1 race entered, DNQ.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_mosley" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Racing career
While Mosley was at University, his wife was given tickets to a motor race at the Silverstone circuit. The circuit was not far from Oxford, and the couple went out of curiosity. Mosley was attracted by the sport, and when his career as a barrister was bringing in sufficient money, he started racing cars himself.[24] The sport's indifference to his background appealed to Mosley:
There was always a certain amount of trouble [being the son of Sir Oswald] until I came into motor racing. And in one of the first races I ever took part in there was a list of people when they put the practice times [...] and I heard somebody say, 'Mosley, Max Mosley, he must be some relation of Alf Mosley, the coachbuilder.' And I thought to myself, 'I've found a world where they don't know about Oswald Mosley.' And it has always been a bit like that in motor racing: nobody gives a darn.[8]
At national level in the UK, Mosley competed in over 40 races in 1966 and 1967; he won 12 and set several class lap records. In 1968, he formed the London Racing Team in partnership with driver Chris Lambert to compete in European Formula Two, the level of racing just below Formula One. Their cars were prepared by Frank Williams, later a Formula One team owner. It was a dangerous time to race. Early in the year, Mosley competed in the Formula Two race at Hockenheim in which double world champion Jim Clark was killed,[25] and within two years both of Mosley's 1968 team mates were dead in racing accidents.[a] Mosley's best result that year was an eighth place at a non-championship race at Monza.[13]
racechick wrote:Because birth right means sweet FA nowerdays.7UpJordan wrote:Yes. But Mosley remains eternally p!ssed that Ron Dennis did so much better. How can Ron, a mere mechanic rise to such heights when he(Max) born of the aristocracy could not.bud wrote:sorry it was F2, no wonder he wants to bring that namesake backWell you've got to admit it's a lot better than Bernie's attempt at competing at motorsport. 1 race entered, DNQ.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_mosley" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Racing career
While Mosley was at University, his wife was given tickets to a motor race at the Silverstone circuit. The circuit was not far from Oxford, and the couple went out of curiosity. Mosley was attracted by the sport, and when his career as a barrister was bringing in sufficient money, he started racing cars himself.[24] The sport's indifference to his background appealed to Mosley:
There was always a certain amount of trouble [being the son of Sir Oswald] until I came into motor racing. And in one of the first races I ever took part in there was a list of people when they put the practice times [...] and I heard somebody say, 'Mosley, Max Mosley, he must be some relation of Alf Mosley, the coachbuilder.' And I thought to myself, 'I've found a world where they don't know about Oswald Mosley.' And it has always been a bit like that in motor racing: nobody gives a darn.[8]
At national level in the UK, Mosley competed in over 40 races in 1966 and 1967; he won 12 and set several class lap records. In 1968, he formed the London Racing Team in partnership with driver Chris Lambert to compete in European Formula Two, the level of racing just below Formula One. Their cars were prepared by Frank Williams, later a Formula One team owner. It was a dangerous time to race. Early in the year, Mosley competed in the Formula Two race at Hockenheim in which double world champion Jim Clark was killed,[25] and within two years both of Mosley's 1968 team mates were dead in racing accidents.[a] Mosley's best result that year was an eighth place at a non-championship race at Monza.[13]
Longbow wrote:racechick wrote:Because birth right means sweet FA nowerdays.7UpJordan wrote:Yes. But Mosley remains eternally p!ssed that Ron Dennis did so much better. How can Ron, a mere mechanic rise to such heights when he(Max) born of the aristocracy could not.bud wrote:sorry it was F2, no wonder he wants to bring that namesake backWell you've got to admit it's a lot better than Bernie's attempt at competing at motorsport. 1 race entered, DNQ.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_mosley" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Racing career
While Mosley was at University, his wife was given tickets to a motor race at the Silverstone circuit. The circuit was not far from Oxford, and the couple went out of curiosity. Mosley was attracted by the sport, and when his career as a barrister was bringing in sufficient money, he started racing cars himself.[24] The sport's indifference to his background appealed to Mosley:
There was always a certain amount of trouble [being the son of Sir Oswald] until I came into motor racing. And in one of the first races I ever took part in there was a list of people when they put the practice times [...] and I heard somebody say, 'Mosley, Max Mosley, he must be some relation of Alf Mosley, the coachbuilder.' And I thought to myself, 'I've found a world where they don't know about Oswald Mosley.' And it has always been a bit like that in motor racing: nobody gives a darn.[8]
At national level in the UK, Mosley competed in over 40 races in 1966 and 1967; he won 12 and set several class lap records. In 1968, he formed the London Racing Team in partnership with driver Chris Lambert to compete in European Formula Two, the level of racing just below Formula One. Their cars were prepared by Frank Williams, later a Formula One team owner. It was a dangerous time to race. Early in the year, Mosley competed in the Formula Two race at Hockenheim in which double world champion Jim Clark was killed,[25] and within two years both of Mosley's 1968 team mates were dead in racing accidents.[a] Mosley's best result that year was an eighth place at a non-championship race at Monza.[13]
grants on mod status btw.
Can i just say, please don't ban me i think Juan is prob 2nd best driver in F1 (after lewis) and in no way at all overweight or "fat" and any previous statments made can be disregarded.
Longbow wrote:Thats an excellent start. Keep it up!!racechick wrote:Because birth right means sweet FA nowerdays.7UpJordan wrote:Yes. But Mosley remains eternally p!ssed that Ron Dennis did so much better. How can Ron, a mere mechanic rise to such heights when he(Max) born of the aristocracy could not.bud wrote:sorry it was F2, no wonder he wants to bring that namesake backWell you've got to admit it's a lot better than Bernie's attempt at competing at motorsport. 1 race entered, DNQ.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_mosley" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Racing career
While Mosley was at University, his wife was given tickets to a motor race at the Silverstone circuit. The circuit was not far from Oxford, and the couple went out of curiosity. Mosley was attracted by the sport, and when his career as a barrister was bringing in sufficient money, he started racing cars himself.[24] The sport's indifference to his background appealed to Mosley:
There was always a certain amount of trouble [being the son of Sir Oswald] until I came into motor racing. And in one of the first races I ever took part in there was a list of people when they put the practice times [...] and I heard somebody say, 'Mosley, Max Mosley, he must be some relation of Alf Mosley, the coachbuilder.' And I thought to myself, 'I've found a world where they don't know about Oswald Mosley.' And it has always been a bit like that in motor racing: nobody gives a darn.[8]
At national level in the UK, Mosley competed in over 40 races in 1966 and 1967; he won 12 and set several class lap records. In 1968, he formed the London Racing Team in partnership with driver Chris Lambert to compete in European Formula Two, the level of racing just below Formula One. Their cars were prepared by Frank Williams, later a Formula One team owner. It was a dangerous time to race. Early in the year, Mosley competed in the Formula Two race at Hockenheim in which double world champion Jim Clark was killed,[25] and within two years both of Mosley's 1968 team mates were dead in racing accidents.[a] Mosley's best result that year was an eighth place at a non-championship race at Monza.[13]
grants on mod status btw.
Can i just say, please don't ban me i think Juan is prob 2nd best driver in F1 (after lewis) and in no way at all overweight or "fat" and any previous statments made can be disregarded.
thehitman wrote:Yep. It said similar in the Sunday Times. He said it will be introduced regardless of what people want and he will change the rules to ensure it will be. What a p***k!!FerrariFan63 wrote:Oh dear, Ecclestone believes that this is only a hiccup.According to portuguese newspaper record (in http://www.record.pt/noticia.aspx?id=68 ... 0000000100" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; (for those who can read it)) not only he says it will be introduced but he says teams won't be able to do anything and even speaks about the problems of a democracy ...
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/73840" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;Bernie Ecclestone remains adamant that the 'winner takes all' championship system will be introduced in 2010, despite the change having seemingly been abandoned for this season.
racechick wrote:He gets worse. Often, he claims it will be "better for the fans" even when the fans are up in arms against it. He superimposes his own judgment over ours nd that's not cool.thehitman wrote:Yep. It said similar in the Sunday Times. He said it will be introduced regardless of what people want and he will change the rules to ensure it will be. What a p***k!!FerrariFan63 wrote:Oh dear, Ecclestone believes that this is only a hiccup.According to portuguese newspaper record (in http://www.record.pt/noticia.aspx?id=68 ... 0000000100" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; (for those who can read it)) not only he says it will be introduced but he says teams won't be able to do anything and even speaks about the problems of a democracy ...
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/73840" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;Bernie Ecclestone remains adamant that the 'winner takes all' championship system will be introduced in 2010, despite the change having seemingly been abandoned for this season.
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