Just for fun, i thought we may as well have a constructor's championship. Now, If you're like me, you use several cars in order to try and find a perfect lap, so that wouldn't work.
but I thought it would work to use our countries, so a few of us get to be all ethnocentric and such. what fun.
here's the constructor points thus far:
USA: 29
New Zealand:20
Tazmania:11
Ireland:7
Great Britain:6
Canada:3
Finland:1
Looks like the Jauques Man and I have some bragging to do!
USA! USA! USA!
PSX Constructor's Championship
Started by
SalutGilles
, Aug 02 1999 04:53
5 replies to this topic
Advertisement
#2
The Jauques Man
-
- 142 posts
- Joined: July 99
Member
Posted 02 August 1999 - 09:43
Hey Salut Gilles!!!!
Who says there is no capable US talent to draw from for an F-1 ride!!!!?
I say we go approach Ford, and secure the two Stewart spots for next year!!!
Of course, you'll have to sign on as number two!
And, Stewart-Ford will have to procure some PIT BABES
[This message has been edited by The Jauques Man (edited 08-02-1999).]
Who says there is no capable US talent to draw from for an F-1 ride!!!!?
I say we go approach Ford, and secure the two Stewart spots for next year!!!
Of course, you'll have to sign on as number two!
And, Stewart-Ford will have to procure some PIT BABES
[This message has been edited by The Jauques Man (edited 08-02-1999).]
#3
SalutGilles
-
- 2,149 posts
- Joined: November 98
Member
Posted 02 August 1999 - 09:53
If you're like me, you're only half kidding when you say that. I've no doubt I could be better than 75% of the grid today, with adequate practice.
Where is Cloverdale? I live about 30 miles north of Pittsburgh, so I might just know where you live!
Where is Cloverdale? I live about 30 miles north of Pittsburgh, so I might just know where you live!
#4
The Jauques Man
-
- 142 posts
- Joined: July 99
Member
Posted 02 August 1999 - 11:16
Of course I'm only half joking! I'm not saying it would be easy, but give me Zanardi's laps, and I really believe I could be performing well.
Cloverdale is a very very VERY small town (pop. 300) 25 miles North of Lima, OH, 25 miles South of Defiance OH. Does that help?
------------------
"...if a racing driver never surpasses nine tenths in performance, he isn't doing his job...Many F1 pilots aren't doing half their jobs, and in that case I wonder why they do it at all."
-Gilles Villeneuve
[This message has been edited by The Jauques Man (edited 08-02-1999).]
#5
SalutGilles
-
- 2,149 posts
- Joined: November 98
Member
Posted 03 August 1999 - 00:45
Actually, it does. On my way out to school, in Indiana, I think I remember seeing signs for defiance. If I'm right, North Lima is about 2 hours away from my house.
#6
SalutGilles
-
- 2,149 posts
- Joined: November 98
Member
Posted 03 August 1999 - 00:56
Well, I was right about the signs, sort of...
MapQuest told me that cloverdale is about an hour and a half from where I'll be at School, not 2 hours from my house.
So you'd better be extra nice to me, or I'll stop by your house, and paint a giant picture of Ricardo Rosset on your house, and then take pics, and post them here.
heheheh
MapQuest told me that cloverdale is about an hour and a half from where I'll be at School, not 2 hours from my house.
So you'd better be extra nice to me, or I'll stop by your house, and paint a giant picture of Ricardo Rosset on your house, and then take pics, and post them here.
heheheh
