Thread: Fgp 2012

I think we Jean Eric owners can expect him to stay in the 14-16th range for the rest of the season.

Originally Posted by N. Jones

I think we Jean Eric owners can expect him to stay in the 14-16th range for the rest of the season.

Hey, I'm only stating opinion that I pose as facts here. You can't expect to take a guy who'd perpetually mid-pack serious!

I am sad I have Jean Eric in my team. He is my weak link.

I would be in the top 5 overall if I had chosen someone else.

Well, weakling in my team is Glock. At least Vergne has some hope of scoring some points at times.

Originally Posted by jens

Well, weakling in my team is Glock. At least Vergne has some hope of scoring some points at times.

Ouch.

Did anyone pick Narain. If so you might as well have saved some Fantasy GP money and not run a second car in the team.

Or give yourself the drive.

I think I had a pretty good race. Hopefully I'll make it into the top 5 this time.

OK but not great again for me. No Vergne or Saubers this week, but Hamilton and Ferrari engine done me OK.

Here is the results for the Hungarian Grand Prix:

http://sites.google.com/site/2009fgp/results/hungary

1 Monster Khaos Racing* 68
2 Team Marlboro Koz Racing 67
3 Flying Yorkie Zakspeed Express 65
3 McLaren Domination Forever* 65
3 POSF1 Sponsored by HP 65

Overall Standings:

http://sites.google.com/site/2009fgp.../-00-standings

1 Awesome Mustangs* 547
2 Studiose Racing* 537
3 Team Marlboro Koz Racing 516
4 Rocky Road* 515
5 Sentinel Racing* 510
6 MSF Jens GP* 509
7 Slash Racing* 501
7 Team 137 501
9 McLaren Domination Forever* 499
10 Mussara F1* 496

I thought I had a good race... and now I see I'm 24th! :-|

This is just not my year!

I jumped back up to 17th from 24th. A 3rd in the race certainly helped!

Well, now when Ferrari/Alonso didn't shine, my race was instantly much better.

Teams, who have chosen Räikkönen as their driver, have a clear 1-2 in the standings. Kimi has turned out to be a brilliant choice at a relatively cheap price, which still enabled to save enough money for decent chassis and engine.

We having been discussing a lot about the efficiency of Grosjean in this thread. I think in retrospect he has turned out to be the second best choice on the price/points-scoring scale. Who would have thought Lotus can be that good all season?

Also Lotus itself is probably the best chassis on the price/points scale. I think anyone, who has anything about Lotus in his/her team (driver or chassis), has done well by getting a decent points accumulator at a good bargaining price, while still saving money to get some additional strong point-collectors.

Now think about this:
Räikkönen (15M) + Grosjean (9M) + Lotus (13M) + Ferrari (9M) = 46M. I think had anyone opted for this, it would have been a dream team. Imagine having absolutely everything - chassis, engine and both drivers scoring well. What would be the amount of points of such combo by now?

Originally Posted by jens

Well, now when Ferrari/Alonso didn't shine, my race was instantly much better.

Teams, who have chosen Räikkönen as their driver, have a clear 1-2 in the standings. Kimi has turned out to be a brilliant choice at a relatively cheap price, which still enabled to save enough money for decent chassis and engine.

We having been discussing a lot about the efficiency of Grosjean in this thread. I think in retrospect he has turned out to be the second best choice on the price/points-scoring scale. Who would have thought Lotus can be that good all season?

Also Lotus itself is probably the best chassis on the price/points scale. I think anyone, who has anything about Lotus in his/her team (driver or chassis), has done well by getting a decent points accumulator at a good bargaining price, while still saving money to get some additional strong point-collectors.

Now think about this:
Räikkönen (15M) + Grosjean (9M) + Lotus (13M) + Ferrari (9M) = 46M. I think had anyone opted for this, it would have been a dream team. Imagine having absolutely everything - chassis, engine and both drivers scoring well. What would be the amount of points of such combo by now?

Bla bla bla bla bla.
Koz is in the Freakin' pound seats. Those of us that have been paying attention know that before you could say ___________ everything could change, and in the words of "The Bard" Koz could be "as poor as the King"

It's all about consistency, Taz, and so far the Kimi and LotusF1 or Ferrari people are doing very well. if McLaren turned it around it would be a different story.

Consistency, consistency.... it's just as hard to predict here as it is in the pickems.

Raikkonen + Grosjean + LotusF1 + Ferrari (and some 3rd driver) = 47 million.

Points per grand prix, no bonus GP selected:

AUS - 31
MAY - 46
CHN - 28
BAH - 66
SPA - 61
MON - 25
CAN - 55
EUR - 61
GBR - 52
GER - 55
HUN - 66
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546. This team would be second to Awesome Mustangs by one point!

Originally Posted by Dr Giacomo Rappaccini

Bla bla bla bla bla.
Koz is in the Freakin' pound seats. Those of us that have been paying attention know that before you could say ___________ everything could change, and in the words of "The Bard" Koz could be "as poor as the King"

I am not worried - Kimi will win at Spa.

After that I wait till Stasio i Jasio comes and wins on the final race.

Originally Posted by Koz

I am not worried - Kimi will win at Spa.

I could be coerced ito a wager in this matter

Well Koz I'm waiting!!!