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[Jellyfishcake]

Yeah, FIA made things worse by the way they handled things.

[ensign14]

Yeah, FIA made things worse by the way they handled things.

 

You know, you could have posted this at any time since about 1957.

[ANF]

Fastest Lap Average, where 100% is the race fastest lap. Four dropped scores to account for outliers. Races where the driver failed to complete 50% of the laps not counted. Not strictly a good judge of overall pace, but gives a picture:
 

 
Note: Following Minì's technical disqualification today, which was after I compiled the data, his last result was scrubbed, and dropped him to 13th behind van Hoepen and Ramos.

I'd just like to say that I love your cell colours! Very neat and a joy to look at.

[Bleu]

Even though not winning a single race, Fornaroli scored 125 points in feature races - that's more than all other bar Mini and Browning over entire all races.

 

With sprint race win equivalent of fifth place in feature race, the latter is so much more important nowadays.

[Ruusperi]

I miss European F3 a great deal.

Ditto. What I miss the most are Pau and Norisring F3 races. Actually, add Macau to that list as they F3 won't race there this year.

[Bleu]

Ditto. What I miss the most are Pau and Norisring F3 races. Actually, add Macau to that list as they F3 won't race there this year.

 

Just for sake of travel costs I wouldn't oppose to have races in Pau and Norisring instead of Sakhir and Melbourne.

[Frood]

I've said it before, and I'll say it again - though the F2 and F3 races have been good at Melbourne, having the feeder series teams lug their equipment halfway around the world is just going to result in more Cordeels or Deleddas or Koolens in seats due to the extra cost.

[Viryfan]

Just for sake of travel costs I wouldn't oppose to have races in Pau and Norisring instead of Sakhir and Melbourne.

Insurance don't want to cover drivers damage for Pau anymore.

[Racer3000]

There will be post-season collective tests in Oct 8-9 (Jerez) and 15-16 (Barcelona) with new drivers.

 

I'm already a bit curious to know who will be driving for the big teams next season, especially Prema. My guess would be Camara, Ugochukwu and Slatter. What do you guys think?

 

 

 

 

[tyker]

There will be post-season collective tests in Oct 8-9 (Jerez) and 15-16 (Barcelona) with new drivers.

 

I'm already a bit curious to know who will be driving for the big teams next season, especially Prema. My guess would be Camara, Ugochukwu and Slatter. What do you guys think?

I think with Slater why the rush, he will get more track time in FRECA, further more seeing how easily the tyres fall apart I'm not sure about the appeal of F3.