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Post by dinokea on Sept 2, 2022 22:26:48 GMT 1
1952
Race #1
Canadian Grand Prix
Past Winners:
1950: Sterling Lambton (Maple Motorsports)
1951: Reiner Hagedorn (Hagedorn-Rennen)
Qualifying:
1. B. Winkler (Privateer)/F. Marchant (Marchant)
2. R. Hagedorn (Hagedorn)/K. Allen (Privateer)
3. C. Maier (Hagedorn)/M. Serami (Privateer)
4. A. Bezerra (Maple)/A. Watson (Privateer)
5. G. Mallo (Privateer)/J. Hayes (Privateer)
6. M. Mittermeier (Privateer)/E. Robertson (British Lions)
7. J. Sibisi (Cape Town)/S. Remund (Privateer)
8. C. West (Cape Town)/O. Smith (British Lions)
9. S. Lambton (Maple)/T. Roux (Marchant)
10. E. Croci (Privateer)/O. McCoy (Privateer)
Race Results
| Country | Driver | Team | Gap | Points | | 1st | Germany | Reiner Hagedorn | Hagedorn |
| 25 | | 2nd | Brazil | Antenor Bezerra | Maple | +13.0 | 18 | | 3rd | UK | Eduard Robertson | British Lions | +19.0 | 15 | | 4th | South Africa | Tumelo Roux | Marchant | +1 Lap | 12 | | 5th | USA | Aidan Watson |
| +1 Lap | 10 | | 6th | Canada | Sterling Lambton | Maple | +1 Lap | 8 | | 7th | Italy | Medoro Serami |
| +1 Lap | 6 | | 8th | Austria | Benjamin Winkler |
| +1 Lap | 4 | | 9th | USA | Cameron West | Cape Town | +1 Lap | 2 | | 10th | Italy | Giacobbe Mallo |
| +1 Lap | 1 | | 11th | South Africa | Joseph Sibisi | Cape Town | +1 Lap | 0 | | 12th | Germany | Mike Mittermeier |
| +1 Lap | 0 | | 13th | USA | Joel Hayes |
| +1 Lap | 0 | | Retired | Switzerland | Sandro Remund |
| Lap 9 |
| | Retired | USA | Kai Allen |
| Lap 6 |
| | Retired | UK | Orion Smith | British Lions | Lap 6 |
| | Retired | Germany | Casper Maier | Hagedorn | Lap 6 |
| | Retired | Canada | Odin McCoy |
| Lap 4 |
| | Retired | Italy | Eliano Croci |
| Lap 3 |
| | Retired | France | Frank Marchant | Marchant | Lap 2 |
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| Team | Points | | 1st | Maple Motorsports | 26 | | 2nd | Hagedorn-Rennen | 25 | | 3rd | British Lions Autosports | 15 | | 4th | Équipe de Course Marchant
| 12 | | 5th | Cape Town Racing | 2 |
Kian Simpson claims victory in the rain at the first ever Formula 2 Grand Prix in France, with Joen Forsberg and Arne Froese rounding out the podium. The 34-year-old from England may have proven they're a missed opportunity and that higher up teams should be looking to sign them as a more experienced driver. All the buzz however is around the 17-year-old Swedish driver Forsberg who finished right behind him. Could he be the future of F1? |
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Post by dinokea on Sept 4, 2022 3:04:33 GMT 1
1952
Race #2
Monaco Grand Prix
Past Winners:
1950: Casper Maier (Hagedorn-Rennen)
1951: Casper Maier (Hagedorn-Rennen)
Qualifying:
1. R. Hagedorn (Hagedorn)/A. Watson (Privateer)
2. K. Allen (Privateer)/O. Smith (British Lions)
3. S. Remund (Privateer)/G. Mallo (Privateer)
4. O. McCoy (Privateer)/C. West (Cape Town)
5. M. Serami (Privateer)/B. Winkler (Privateer)
6. J. Sibisi (Cape Town)/M. Mittermeier (Privateer)
7. J. Hayes (Privateer)/T. Roux (Marchant)
8. A. Bezerra (Maple)/F. Marchant (Marchant)
9. C. Maier (Hagedorn)/E. Robertson (British Lions)
10. S. Lambton (Maple)/E. Croci (Privateer)
Race Results:
| Driver | Team | Gap | Points | | 1st | Orion Smith | British Lions |
| 25 | | 2nd | Aidan Watson |
| +9.0 | 18 | | 3rd | Tumelo Roux | Marchant | +12.0 | 15 | | 4th | Cameron West | Cape Town | +16.5 | 12 | | 5th | Antenor Bezerra | Maple | +19.0 | 10 | | 6th | Sterling Lambton | Maple | +1 Lap | 8 | | 7th | Joseph Sibisi | Cape Town | +1 Lap | 6 | | 8th | Joel Hayes |
| +1 Lap | 4 | | 9th | Eliano Croci |
| +1 Lap | 2 | | Ret | Odin McCoy |
| Lap 20 |
| | Ret | Sandro Remund |
| Lap 18 |
| | Ret | Reiner Hagedorn | Hagedorn | Lap 14 |
| | Ret | Casper Maier | Hagedorn | Lap 13 |
| | Ret | Frank Marchant | Marchant | Lap 12 |
| | Ret | Medoro Serami |
| Lap 11 |
| | Ret | Mike Mittermeier |
| Lap 10 |
| | Ret | Benjamin Winkler |
| Lap 9 |
| | Ret | Eduard Robertson | British Lions | Lap 7 |
| | Ret | Giacobbe Mallo |
| Lap 3 |
| | Ret | Kai Allen |
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| Country | Driver | Team | Points | Wins | Podiums | | 1st | Brazil | Antenor Bezerra | Maple | 28 |
| 1 | | 2nd | USA | Aidan Watson |
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| 1 | | 3rd | South Africa | Tumelo Roux | Marchant | 27 |
| 1 | | 4th | Germany | Reiner Hagedorn | Hagedorn | 25 | 1 | 1 | | 5th | UK | Orion Smith | British Lions | 25 | 1 | 1 | | 6th | Canada | Sterling Lambton | Maple | 16 |
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| | 7th | UK | Eduard Robertson | British Lions | 15 | 1 | 1 | | 8th | USA | Cameron West | Cape Town | 14 |
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| | 9th | Italy | Medoro Serami |
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| | 10th | South Africa | Joseph Sibisi | Cape Town | 6 |
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| | 11th | Austria | Benjamin Winkler |
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| | 12th | USA | Joel Hayes |
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| | 13th | Italy | Eliano Croci |
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| | 14th | Italy | Giacobbe Mallo |
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| | 15th | Germany | Mike Mittermeier |
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| | X | Germany | Casper Maier | Hagedorn |
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| | X | France | Frank Marchant | Marchant |
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| | X | USA | Kai Allen |
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| | X | Canada | Odin McCoy |
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| | X | Switzerland | Sandro Remund |
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| Team | Points | | 1st | Maple Motorsports | 44 | | 2nd | British Lions Autosport | 40 | | 3rd | Équipe de Course Marchant
| 27 | | 4th | Hagedorn-Rennen | 25 | | 5th | Cape Town Racing | 20 |
NEWS
Joen Forsberg claims win at the F2 Italian GP, followed by Nathaniel Crowe and Swiss driver Benjamin Mörgeli. This win puts Forsberg on top of the F2 standings 2 races in and with only 4 races left in the season, in prime spot to take the inaugural championship. Forsberg was seen after the race talking with Italian businessman Matroniano Arico, although no information as to what they were discussing has been revealed. |
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Post by midknightdreary on Sept 6, 2022 23:37:35 GMT 1
I sort of borrowed this idea. Thanks!
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Post by dinokea on Sept 7, 2022 4:30:03 GMT 1
I sort of borrowed this idea. Thanks! Hope you have fun with it! I like the way you've styled yours |
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Post by dinokea on Sept 7, 2022 5:27:59 GMT 1
1952
Race #3
American Grand Prix
Past Winners:
1950: Casper Maier (Hagedorn-Rennen)
1951: Reiner Hagedorn (Hagedorn-Rennen)
Qualifying:
1. A. Bezerra (Maple)/T. Roux (Marchant)
2. M. Mittermeier (Privateer)/F. Marchant (Marchant)
3. C. Maier (Hagedorn)/O. McCoy (Privateer)
4. R. Hagedorn (Hagedorn)/K. Allen (Privateer)
5. B. Winkler (Privateer)/J. Hayes (Privateer)
6. M. Serami (Privateer)/G. Mallo (Privateer)
7. A. Watson (Privateer)/E. Croci (Privateer)
8. S. Remund (Privateer)/J. Sibisi (Cape Town)
9. E. Robertson (British Lions)/O. Smith (British Lions)
10. S. Lambton (Maple)/C. West (Cape Town)
Race Results:
| Driver | Team | Gap | Points | | 1st | Antenor Bezerra | Maple |
| 25 | | 2nd | Frank Marchant | Marchant | +3.0 | 18 | | 3rd | Eduard Robertson | British Lions | +7.0 | 15 | | 4th | Orion Smith | British Lions | +10.5 | 12 | | 5th | Sterling Lambton | Maple | +11.0 | 10 | | 6th | Joseph Sibisi | Cape Town | +13.0 | 8 | | 7th | Odin McCoy |
| +1 Lap | 6 | | 8th | Giacobbe Mallo |
| +1 Lap | 4 | | 9th | Joel Hayes |
| +1 Lap | 2 | | 10th | Eliano Croci |
| +1 Lap | 1 | | 11th | Cameron West | Cape Town | +1 Lap | 0 | | DNF | Tumelo Roux | Marchant | Lap 19 |
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| Lap 17 |
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| Reiner Hagedorn | Hagedorn | Lap 14 |
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| Sandro Remund |
| Lap 12 |
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| Mike Mittermeier |
| Lap 9 |
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| Benjamin Winkler |
| Lap 9 |
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| Casper Maier | Hagedorn | Lap 8 |
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| Lap 7 |
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| Country | Driver | Team | Points | Wins | Podiums | | 1st | Brazil | Antenor Bezerra | Maple | 53 | 1 | 2 | | 2nd | UK | Orion Smith | British Lions | 37 | 1 | 1 | | 3rd | UK | Eduard Robertson | British Lions | 30 |
| 2 | | 4th | USA | Aidan Watson |
| 28 |
| 1 | | 5th | South Africa | Tumelo Roux | Marchant | 27 |
| 1 | | 6th | Canada | Sterling Lambton | Maple | 26 |
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| | 7th | Germany | Reiner Hagedorn | Hagedorn | 25 | 1 | 1 | | 8th | France | Frank Marchant | Marchant | 18 |
| 1 | | 9th | USA | Cameron West | Cape Town | 14 |
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| | 10th | South Africa | Joseph Sibisi | Cape Town | 14 |
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| | 11th | USA | Joel Hayes |
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| | 12th | Italy | Medoro Serami |
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| | 13th | Canada | Odin McCoy |
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| | 14th | Italy | Giacobbe Mallo |
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| | 15th | Austria | Benjamin Winkler |
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| | 16th | Italy | Eliano Croci |
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| | 17th | Germany | Mike Mittermeier |
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| | Unranked | Germany | Casper Maier | Hagedorn |
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| USA | Kai Allen |
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| Switzerland | Sandro Remund |
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| Team | Points | | 1st | Maple Motorsports | 79 | | 2nd | British Lions Autosport | 67 | | 3rd | Équipe de Course Marchant
| 45 | | 4th | Cape Town Racing | 28 | | 5th | Hagedorn-Rennen | 25 |
Maple Motorsports will be competing in Formula One for the last time this season as the Canadian home of the team looks to shut its doors in preparation of a full move to Vermont. The team will reportedly be rebranded "All American Racing" as of 1953. American racing fans are reportedly overjoyed at the news announced following Antenor Bezerra's win at what was to become the teams home grand prix. Fans shocked by poor performance of Hagedorn-Rennen. The two time champions are left struggling after a string of reliability issues have constantly left the cars unable to complete races, with only Reiner Hagedorn having finished just one race (and winning) for all the points the team currently possess. Fans of the team are unimpressed, particularly as many believe the team to have the strongest driver line-up. |
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Post by dinokea on Sept 7, 2022 9:24:54 GMT 1
1952
Race #4
French Grand Prix
Past Winners:
1950: Casper Maier (Hagedorn-Rennen)
1951: Reiner Hagedorn (Hagedorn-Rennen)
Qualifying:
1. Hagedorn/Marchant
2. Roux/Serami
3. West/Remund
4. Winkler/Allen
5. Croci/Mittermeier
6. Watson/Bezerra
7. Robertson/Sibisi
8. Lambton/Hayes
9. Smith/Maier
10. McCoy/Mallo
Race Results
| Driver | Team | Gap | Points | | 1st | Tumelo Roux | Marchant |
| 25 | | 2nd | Eduard Robertson | British Lions | +3.0 | 18 | | 3rd | Frank Marchant | Marchant | +4.5 | 15 | | 4th | Antenor Bezerra | Maple | +5.5 | 12 | | 5th | Cameron West | Cape Town | +11.5 | 10 | | 6th | Kai Allen |
| +12.0 | 8 | | 7th | Joseph Sibisi | Cape Town | +12.5 | 6 | | 8th | Aidan Watson |
| +13.0 | 4 | | 9th | Medoro Serami |
| +16.0 | 2 | | 10th | Sterling Lambton | Maple | +18.5 | 1 | | 11th | Sandro Remund |
| +19.0 |
| | 12th | Mike Mittermeier |
| +20.0 |
| | 13th | Benjamin Winkler |
| +21.0 |
| | DNF | Eliano Croci |
| Lap 15 |
| | DNF | Odin McCoy |
| Lap 11 |
| | DNF | Reiner Hagedorn | Hagedorn | Lap 4 |
| | DNF | Orion Smith | British Lions | Lap 3 |
| | DNF | Joel Hayes |
| Lap 1 |
| | DNF | Casper Maier | Hagedorn | Lap 1 |
| | DNF | Giacobbe Mallo |
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Drivers Standings
| Country | Driver | Team | Points | Wins | Podiums | | 1st | Brazil | Antenor Bezerra | Maple | 65 | 1 | 2 | | 2nd | South Africa | Tumelo Roux | Marchant | 52 | 1 | 2 | | 3rd | UK | Eduard Robertson | British Lions | 48 |
| 3 | | 4th | UK | Orion Smith | British Lions | 37 | 1 | 1 | | 5th | France | Frank Marchant | Marchant | 33 |
| 2 | | 6th | USA | Aidan Watson |
| 32 |
| 1 | | 7th | Canada | Sterling Lambton | Maple | 27 |
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| | 8th | Germany | Reiner Hagedorn | Hagedorn | 25 | 1 | 1 | | 9th | USA | Cameron West | Cape Town | 24 |
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| | 10th | South Africa | Joseph Sibisi | Cape Town | 20 |
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| | 11th | Italy | Medoro Serami |
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| | 12th | USA | Kai Allen |
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| | 13th | Canada | Odin McCoy |
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| | 14th | USA | Joel Hayes |
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| | 15th | Italy | Giacobbe Mallo |
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| | 16th | Austria | Benjamin Winkler |
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| | 17th | Italy | Eliano Croci |
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| | 18th | Germany | Mike Mittermeier |
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| | 19th | Switzerland | Sandro Remund |
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| | Unranked | Germany | Casper Maier | Hagedorn |
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Constructors Standings
| Team | Points | | 1st | Maple Motorsports | 92 | | 2nd | British Lions Autosport | 85 | | 3rd | Équipe de Course Marchant
| 85 | | 4th | Cape Town Racing | 44 | | 5th | Hagedorn-Rennen | 25 |
NEWS
Isaac Shaw claims F2 win in Portugal ahead of French drivers Fabian Deniau and Bruno Vannier. Joen Forsberg still hold the lead despite not claiming points with Deniau moving into second place ahead of Nathaniel Crowe.
So after realising that the tracks aren't randomised like they use to be, I've put in place track contracts for each of the 10 circuits I'm using, alongside ensuring there are 2 spare races for all track types (typically appearing for F2 races). Certain events such as major accidents (ones leading to driver deaths which I've made quite rare, but will happen) will lead to the complete removal of tracks following contract expiry, but otherwise most tracks will stay in rotation. All tracks were generated with lengths from 1-5 years (ending 1952-1956), but all of them got contracts to at least 1953. Below are the track types and associated GPs:
Normal: France, Canada, UK, Netherlands, Argentina
City: Monaco, Italy, Chile
Slow: Switzerland, Austria, Spain, Belgium
Fast: USA, Brazil, New Zealand, Portugal
Desert: Australia, South Africa, Morocco
Forest: Germany, Sweden, Denmark |
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Post by dinokea on Sept 7, 2022 10:23:04 GMT 1
1952
Race #5
Swiss Grand Prix
Past Winners:
1950: Reiner Hagedorn (Hagedorn-Rennen)
1951: Joseph Sibisi (Cape Town Racing)
Qualifying:
1. Maier/Smith
2. McCoy/Bezerra
3. Mittermeier/Lambton
4. West/Sibisi
5. Remund/Roux
6. Watson/Croci
7. Hagedorn/Allen
8. Robertson/Serami
9. Marchant/Hayes
10. Winkler/Mallo
Race Results
| Driver | Team | Gap | Points | | 1st | Casper Maier | Hagedorn |
| 25 | | 2nd | Reiner Hagedorn | Hagedorn | +5.0 | 18 | | 3rd | Antenor Bezerra | Maple | +10.5 | 15 | | 4th | Eduard Robertson | British Lions | +17.0 | 12 | | 5th | Frank Marchant | Marchant | +18.0 | 10 | | 6th | Orion Smith | British Lions | +18.5 | 8 | | 7th | Sterling Lambton | Maple | +19.5 | 6 | | 8th | Joseph Sibisi | Cape Town | +1 Lap | 4 | | 9th | Odin McCoy |
| +1 Lap | 2 | | 10th | Mike Mittermeier |
| +1 Lap | 1 | | 11th | Eliano Croci |
| +1 Lap | 0 | | 12th | Kai Allen |
| +1 Lap | 0 | | DNF | Sandro Remund |
| Lap 20 |
| | DNF | Aidan Watson |
| Lap 19 |
| | DNF | Cameron West | Cape Town | Lap 6 |
| | DNF | Giacobbe Mallo |
| Lap 6 |
| | DNF | Tumelo Roux | Marchant | Lap 4 |
| | DNF | Medoro Serami |
| Lap 3 |
| | DNF | Joel Hayes |
| Lap 1 |
| | DNF | Benjamin Winkler |
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| Country | Driver | Team | Points | Wins | Podiums | | 1st | Brazil | Antenor Bezerra | Maple | 80 | 1 | 3 | | 2nd | UK | Eduard Robertson | British Lions | 60 |
| 3 | | 3rd | South Africa | Tumelo Roux | Marchant | 52 | 1 | 2 | | 4th | UK | Orion Smith | British Lions | 45 | 1 | 1 | | 5th | Germany | Reiner Hagedorn | Hagedorn | 43 | 1 | 2 | | 6th | France | Frank Marchant | Marchant | 43 |
| 2 | | 7th | Canada | Sterling Lambton | Maple | 33 |
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| | 8th | USA | Aidan Watson |
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| 1 | | 9th | Germany | Casper Maier | Hagedorn | 25 | 1 | 1 | | 10th | USA | Cameron West | Cape Town | 24 |
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| | 11th | South Africa | Joseph Sibisi | Cape Town | 24 |
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| | 12th | Canada | Odin McCoy |
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| | 13th | USA | Kai Allen |
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| | 14th | Italy | Medoro Serami |
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| | 15th | USA | Joel Hayes |
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| | 16th | Italy | Giacobbe Mallo |
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| | 17th | Austria | Benjamin Winkler |
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| | 18th | Italy | Eliano Croci |
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| | 19th | Germany | Mike Mittermeier |
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| Team | Points | | 1st | Maple Motorsports | 113 | | 2nd | British Lions Autosport | 105 | | 3rd | Équipe de Course Marchant
| 95 | | 4th | Hagedorn-Rennen | 68 | | 5th | Cape Town Racing | 48 |
Matroniano Arico officially announces the entrance of new Italian Team "Squadra Milano" to join the F1 1953 grid. Current F2 leader, Joen Forsberg is announced as the first driver signed with Arico stated to be looking for a top free agent to sign at the end of the season. Current favourites for the seat include Nathaniel Crowe, Aidan Watson and Medoro Serami. While Casper Maier and Antenor Bezerra will be out of a seat next season, both are expected to resign with their current teams. Swiss fan left disappointed after local hero Sandro Remund crashes out on the final lap of his home Grand Prix, placing him at the bottom of the F1 standings. Rumour has it this may be Remund is considering a move down to the F2 grid for next season having failed to score a single point halfway through the season. |
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Post by Moore on Sept 7, 2022 11:59:32 GMT 1
The past winners are completely overshadowed this season. I was expecting at least Hagadorn to stay consistent, but they are even struggling as a team.
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Post by dinokea on Sept 7, 2022 12:25:25 GMT 1
The past winners are completely overshadowed this season. I was expecting at least Hagedorn to stay consistent, but they are even struggling as a team. Hagedorn pretty much have the same issue Maple had last season where the car is super unreliable. Their reliability is actually at the lowest it can be (matching that of the privateers), but their car is amazingly good. Maple between seasons invested heavily into making sure the car wouldn't fall to pieces and are seeing that work pay-off. Hagedorn meanwhile are winning every race they finish, but aren't finishing enough races for it to matter. At the current rate I'd imagine Casper Maier is looking for a car that car finish more races next season, while Hagedorn are likely looking for a driver who can keep the car in check better. |
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Post by midknightdreary on Sept 7, 2022 17:30:55 GMT 1
Hagedorn certainly showing what they're capable of when the car runs
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