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    • #29847
      Greg Nelson
      Participant

      Current standings after British GP:
      1-J Derrig 473 + 43 = 516
      2-JD Gomez 445 + 53 = 498
      3-P Hir 434 + 55 = 489
      4-G Dzielinski 405 + 50 = 455
      5-L Andrews 380 + 45 = 425
      6-G Nelson 353 + 45 = 398
      7- K McHale 309 + 25 = 334
      8-F Brun-Wibuax 278 +10 = 288
      9-J Martin 229 + 10 = 239

      Reminder, points system:
      Participate with new picks 5 point bonus (since Monaco)
      Qualifying: pick top 3 in order, 3 points 1st, 2 pts 2nd, 1 point 3rd
      Race: pick 3 new picks for the race in order, get the GP points of your pick and if you get them in the correct position, you get 5 extra points for each one.
      Example: our PP leader, Jim Derring picked for the BGP
      5 bonus points for a current entry
      Q: Hamilton, Rosberg, Alonso = 0 points
      R: Hamilton 25 + 5, Rosberg 0, Alonso 8 = 38 points
      Total BGP race points= 43

    • #29884
      Paul Hir
      Participant

      Q – Rosberg, Hamilton, Bottas

      R – Rosberg, Hamilton, Bottas

    • #30020
      Greg Nelson
      Participant

      Bam!!! Kimi out with an injury. Shades of last year bailing early on Lotus or legit? With Ferrari having difficulties this year, will this stir the pot? what if the team improves? What does everyone thing about the 18″ wheels that are being tested? so far just on the Lotus test car and with the normal brakes that fit in the 13″ rims, what could the lower profile tire, larger brakes mean to racing? Other than the 10″ fronts on Tyrrell’s P34, it’s been 13″ since the early 70″s (not sure if they 60’s cars had them, but the older 50’s and older wire wheel cars had to be bigger than 13″, right?) I kinda like the 13″, but wish they would change to the profiles and stance of the 70’s, back then, they almost looked like shifter karts now, smaller diameter, medium wide fronts and big fat rears, stretched out to at all four corners. And bring back a choice between sports car noses or single element front wings. All the layers of crap, flaps and barge boards, yeech! I can deal with gills, fins and vents, even wings, but there’s too much crap tacked on on these cars.

    • #30506
      Kevin McHale
      Participant

      Q – Rosberg, Hamilton, Ricciardo

      R – Rosberg, Hamilton, Bottas

      I think Daniel will qualify well, but this is a fast track & I think Mercedes-powered cars will sweep the podium.

    • #30527
      Jim Derrig
      Participant

      Q:  Hammy, Rosberg, Riccardo

      R:  Hammy, Rosberg, Riccardo

      I just can’t shake the belief that overall Hammy is a better driver than Rosberg and eventually will reassert himself.  In the meantime, Rosberg keeps proving me wrong.  :)

      Regarding 13″ wheels, the primary reason them now, as I understand it, is to keep brake size down and limit cooling, as otherwise they’d have monster brakes that a driver could stand on all day long without worries, and the organizers want brake conservation to be part of the race (e.g., Hammy at Montreal this year).

    • #30538
      Greg Dzielinski
      Participant

      Q= 1ROS 2HAM 3VET

      R= 1VET 2ROS 3HAM

    • #30542
      Greg Nelson
      Participant

      Q Rosberg Hamilton Massa
      R Rosberg Bottas Hamilton

    • #30613
      Greg Nelson
      Participant

      Current standings after German GP:
      1-J Derrig 516 + 53 = 569
      2-JD Gomez 498 + 58 = 556
      3-P Hir 489 + 71= 560
      4-G Dzielinski 455+ 75= 530
      5-G Nelson 398 + 82= 480
      6-L Andrews 425+51= 476
      7- K McHale 334 + 61 = 395
      8-F Brun-Wibuax 288+ 37 =325
      9-J Martin 239 + 37 = 276

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