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Jacob Proper95 Jacob Proper95 29 May 2023
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Ferrari



  • 1 Race Victories
  • 2 Complete Formula One Results





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Jakester95 Jakester95 28 May 2023
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Favorite race cars



  • 1 Race Victories
  • 2 Complete Formula One Results





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Surviv58100185 Surviv58100185 22 January 2022
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Fan

I joined this wiki 'cause I'm a F1 fan since 2016. Wikipedia ??? wiki fandom 樂樂樂 i hate emotes

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Carguy33 Carguy33 25 October 2021
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Why Karthikeyan is better than Schumacher

Well Karthikeyan>Ricciardo>Vettel>Webber>Coulthard>Hakkinen>Mansell>Patrese>Piquet>SCHUMACHER


Karthikeyan beat Daniel in 2011 Indian GP (their only race as teammates) by finishing 17th while Ricciardo was 18th Ricciardo beat Vettel in 2014 Vettel beat Webber in 2009-2013 Webber beat Coulthard in 2008 Coulthard beat Hakkinen in 2001 Hakkinen beat Mansell in the first 2 races of 95 Mansell beat Patrese in 1991-92 Patrese beat Piquet in 1982 and Piquet beat Schumacher in the last five races of 1991 ( yes Piquet scored 4.5 points 1 5th 1 6th and 1 4th (the 4th was in a red flagged race before 75% distance so he got half points 1.5 instead of 3) while Schumacher scored 2 6ths and 1 5th 4 pts)

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JPDurzel JPDurzel 7 May 2021
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Sprint Races

Hi everyone,

This is JPDurzel, one of the unfortunately relatively inactive administrators here at the F1 wiki (real life and other projects can be a *insert word with feeling here*). The decision by the FIA and Liberty Media to hold sprint/qualifying races as part of the 2021 season has thrown up an interesting question about how we cover these additional events.

At present we include qualifying as a part of a wider Grand Prix article, forming a sub-heading within the article with separate sections for each session, and then the final results of qualifying. However, with the addition of these new sprint/qualifying races, on top of some form of qualifying, we are left with the potential need to cover two races in the same article, which has …

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Szylkretowy Kot Szylkretowy Kot 9 February 2021
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John Jelies Jr.

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Isaachopkins Isaachopkins 19 December 2020
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Harry Chapman

Harry Chapman was a Legend. In his 17 year career he racked up 120 wins, 217 pole positions and 22 Grand slams. He died at the age of 33 years old in a freak crash at Black Sea in Russia. On the 17th of January 2013 we were robbed of one of the best racing drivers in history.



  • 1 WMC Career
  • 2 Formula One Statistical Overview
    • 2.1 Formula One Record
    • 2.2 Career Statistics
    • 2.3 Death
    • 2.4 Career Results
  • 3 Notes


1995: Harry came into motorsport with a bang for Steinmann Motorsport, racking up points until he had 77 of them at the end of the season. By the end of the year he was 5th in the championship.

1996: Harry had a more fruitful year this time and finally got a podium at Monaco. He finished the season with 101 points and in 3rd in the championship. By this po…




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DpWang74 DpWang74 16 October 2020
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Only One Championship Title

What if only 1 WDC title is allowed per driver so that there will be a new championship-winner each season?

Rules: For each championship season starting from 1950...

  • Start with 1st place on the final WDC standings. If he is not an existing champion, he becomes the year's world champion. If not...
  • Go down the list of the final WDC standings, crossing out existing world champions until the first non-champion. That driver will be the new champion.
  • This new champion cannot win anymore championships and will be crossed out in later seasons according to above rules.

Essentially, the top-placing driver behind any existing champion will be the WDC winner for that year.

This will result in very interesting results...


That's an intriguing idea. There's onl…


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Windows3point1 Windows3point1 17 March 2020
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Do you like Formula 1?

Just askin'!

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RDCMemes RDCMemes 14 November 2019
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MartinGarrix16 MartinGarrix16 11 November 2019
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5 worst F1 circuits

Previously, I counted my 5 best F1 circuits. Now, I'll count my 5 worst F1 circuits.



5. Barcelona. This track does have elevation change, but the corners are some of the worst. Sector 1 is great, but the rest of the sectors aren't so good.



4. Singapore. Monaco and Singapore are street circuits, but Singapore has more difficult corners than Monaco. In addition, it is quite at night.



3. Sochi. This track is full of ninety-degree turns. Also, it's flat.



2. Mexico. The one thing that makes Mexico worse than Sochi is the stadium section. Again, like Sochi, minimal elevation change.



1. Abu Dhabi. There's so much wrong with this circuit.

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MartinGarrix16 MartinGarrix16 1 November 2019
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5 best Formula 1 circuits

Hello, it's me, and today, I want to share my top 5 best F1 circuits. Now before we continue, I want to disclaim that this is my opinion. So, let's get started.

Number 5, COTA. This may seem (un)surprising, but COTA is made by Hermann Tilke. Races here always prove to be fun, and the track layout is so original. (Not.) Starting the virtual lap is the Turn 1 hairpin, and succeeding is the Maggots/Becketts/Chapel turn combo a la Silverstone, and Turn 10 leads to another hairpin, and this leads to a long straight. Closing the lap is a section of slow, yet flowing corners that leads into Turns 17 and 18, and closing the lap is Turns 19 and 20.



Number 4, Canada. Races here usually never disappoint. (Except 2018.) The layout is simple, consisting…


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MartinGarrix16 MartinGarrix16 31 October 2019
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New (and returning) Formula 1 circuits

Hanoi is decent for a new F1 track, but there are some "issues", most notably the concern for elevation change. Zandvoort, however, is decent, except for one thing: it's too "old".

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RDCMemes RDCMemes 18 October 2019
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Racing Statistics Racing Statistics 15 September 2019
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F1 2018 Championship Fight!


Relive the 2018 F1 Championship fight as one race. Two drivers with 4 Championship titles fought for their 5th.

Video includes top 3 performing teams:
Ferrari
Mercedes
Red Bull
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Racing Statistics Racing Statistics 30 August 2019
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Who is the GOAT?


The video provides the total points achieved based on the 2019 25 point system + fastest lap in the left graph, and same data adjusted by races per year on the right graph.

The last Grand Prix points included in this video are from 2019 Hungarian Grand Prix!

Explanation:

Drivers are compared based on the points achieved under the selected F1 2019 points scoring system. All results in formula 1 history by all drivers are taken into account and (re)calculated based on the selected points scoring system definition. This allows for real comparison across different points scoring systems. This means that the original points scoring system is ignored for a specific season and points are rewarded based on the selected 2019 point system. 

Point Scorin…


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Racing Statistics Racing Statistics 25 August 2019
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Formula 1 Nations - Most Grand Prix Wins!


This video shows the Formula 1 drivers with most Grand Prix Wins grouped by Nationality!

Left Graph shows the real number of wins while the right graph adjust the data by the races available in each season.

Last Grand Prix data included in the video is 2019 Hungarian Grand Prix before the summer break!

Explanation:

1 Grand Prix in 1950 is worth as 3 Grand Prix Wins in 2019 because there were 7 races in 1950 and in 2019 there are 21.
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  1. F1 #Formula1 #GrandPrix
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Racing Statistics Racing Statistics 22 August 2019
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Formula 1 - Most Successful Nations (1950-2019)


The video shows the points collected each year by all drivers grouped by country of origin, based on the 2019 25 point system + fastest lap. The last Grand Prix points included in this video are German GP 2019!

Explanation:
Drivers are compared based on the points achieved under the selected F1 2019 points scoring system. All results in formula 1 history by all drivers are taken into account and (re)calculated based with the 2019 points scoring system definition. Then each year all points from drivers with same country of origin is summarized.

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Racing Statistics Racing Statistics 22 August 2019
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Formula 1 - Most Grand Prix Wins (1950-2019)

This video shows the Formula 1 drivers with most Grand Prix Wins since 1950!

Left Graph shows the real number of wins while the right graph adjust the data by the races available in each season.

Last Grand Prix data included in the video is 2019 German Grand Prix! Explanation: 1 Grand Prix in 1950 is worth as 3 Grand Prix Wins in 2019 because there were 7 races in 1950 and in 2019 there are 21.


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Racing Statistics Racing Statistics 22 August 2019
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Formula 1 Drivers - All Time Podiums (1950-2019)

This video shows All-Time Podiums won by drivers since 1950. The last race included in the video is 2019 Hungarian GP!

Left Graph: All Time podiums - real numbers Right Graph: Adjusted for Races per Year Example: 1950 - 1 podium = 3 points (7 Total Races) 2019 - 1 podium = 1 point (21 Total Races)

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Racing Statistics Racing Statistics 22 August 2019
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F1 Visualized - Fastest Nations by Points (1950-2019)

The video shows the points collected each year by all drivers grouped by country of origin, based on the 2019 - 25 point system + fastest lap. The last Grand Prix points included in this video are from Hungarian GP 2019!

Explanation:

Drivers are compared based on the points achieved under the selected F1 2019 points scoring system. All results in Formula 1 history by all drivers are taken into account and (re)calculated based with the 2019 points scoring system definition. Then each year all points from drivers with same country of origin is summarized.

Left Graph: Real Points won by drivers.

Right Graph: Points Normalized by Races per Year. 1 point in 1950 = 3 points (7 Total Races) 1 point in 2019 = 1 point (21 Total Races)

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Racing Statistics Racing Statistics 18 August 2019
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Formula 1 Drivers - Greatest of All Times (1950-2019)

The video provides the total points achieved based on the 2019 25 point system + fastest lap. This video shows the F1 points for each driver achieved in their career. The last Grand Prix points included in this video are British GP!

Click Here to Watch!

Explanation:

Drivers are compared based on the points achieved under the selected F1 2019 points scoring system. All results in formula 1 history by all drivers are taken into account and (re)calculated based on the selected points scoring system definition. This allows for real comparison across different points scoring systems. This means that the original points scoring system is ignored for a specific season and points are rewarded based on the selected 2019 point system.

Links:

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AndyCT12 AndyCT12 20 May 2019
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The Speed Of Safety - Armco Barriers in F1

Monaco - High-speed crashes and shunts off-track are an all too often dangerous reality of this Formula 1 race.

Millions are spent developing F1 vehicles to protect drivers in the event of a crash, hence vehicles appear to disintegrate spectacularly. Regardless of innovations in vehicle safety, crashes can result in injury or worse for drivers.

That's where Armco Barriers[1] come in.

These crash barriers are set in place on roads to keep vehicles within their roadway and prevent vehicles from colliding with dangerous obstacles such as boulders, sign supports, trees or bridge abutments.

In F1, the energy-absorbing barriers do the same job and are generally more effective than tyre walls at places where high-speed crashes are likely.

The 2017 sea…

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Michail2003 Michail2003 9 January 2018
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F1 Liveries Encyclopedia!

I've created an encyclopedia about History of F1 Liveries. http://f1liveries.wikia.com/wiki/Formula_1_Liveries_Wiki It's not popular so I've decided to advertise it here... I don't wan't to be intrusive, you can ignore.

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Jtkerrigan Jtkerrigan 6 December 2017
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Hello

Hi lol

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Lightening McQueen Lightening McQueen 22 June 2017
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Big news!

I'm going to the 2017 British Grand Prix, everyone! And it'll be the first time I go to a Formula One Grand Prix!

Now, since I will be at the race, I won't be able to update the stats and results on the wiki until I return home, so unless someone else does them, you will all have to wait until I get back and update the stats and results.


Sounds like fun. Be prepared for hours in traffic, big crowds and not being able to move around much. Plus I believe that there is some sort of UN mandate that you have to spend all of your money there.

I can update everything after Silverstone again, but there were some templates that I couldn't figure out after Montreal, so you and I will have to chat about them. Will49 (talk) 01:28, June 23, 2017 (UTC)


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2Actimv 2Actimv 12 May 2017
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Predictor Wiki - Formula 1 Prediction Game


At Predictor Wiki we're now hosting a Formula 1 prediction game. You can predict the results of the qualifying round and the race. You'll also join one of the 10 manufactors in the prediction game. The points you score are counted for the team you join and can make a real difference.

This weekend we start our prediction game with the Grand Prix of Catalunya, Spain. Make sure to join before the qualifying round to be able to score all points for this weekend!

Predictor Wiki is focused on bringing sports fans all over the world together. The main goal of the wiki is to organize prediction games for sports events like Formula 1, European and World Championships etc. We play for fun, not money.

We usually use the website Kicktipp for the predicti…


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Needforspeedgamer Needforspeedgamer 5 February 2017
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Poll for all visitors

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Will49 Will49 14 November 2016
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Books update

I recently purchased volume 2 (1970) of the Anthony Pritchard series, along with a replacement to my volume 1 (1969) which had vanished off of the face of the Earth. Both from a place called "Vickers", in some place called St. Leonards-on-Sea, in Hastings. While the drop in the value of the Pound versus the Dollar since the "Brexit" vote might be unpleasant for most here, it's been a godsend for me. So I will exhaust these before going back to working out of my Mike Lang volumes. All for the greater glory of the Wiki.

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Will49 Will49 12 September 2016
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Defining retirements in races

I was working on the page for the 1984 Dallas Grand Prix, and was struck by a thought. There were a lot of retirements in that race, mostly a sum of very hot weather, a terrible track surface, and close proximity of a lot of concrete walls. Which to me are crashes, or, more formally, accidents. But most of my source materials insist that so-and-so always "spun out".

I think of a spin out as a car going off and either getting stuck, or just stalling the engine. And always preceded by an actual spin. The "spinouts" in Dallas were all of the car-getting-off-line-and-hitting-something-solid variety. I still remember the race on TV. The only actual spin in the race involved a driver (Jacques Laffite) who ultimately finished in the points. So the D…

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Lightening McQueen Lightening McQueen 24 July 2016
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My review of the 2016 Hungarian Grand Prix

The qualifying was both interesting and disappointing. The mixed weather conditions made me interested with some of the slow cars temporarily being in the top ten or in the top three in the first two sessions, like Sergio Pérez, Nico Hülkenberg, Fernando Alonso and Felipe Nasr being in the top four for the first start of Q1 along with Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton both being in the knockout zone at the time. Now, I know that I am a fan of Hamilton, but I imagined that if qualifying could not be restarted at all, it would have been interesting. Of course, it was restarted because of the rain easing, but I was still glad that Hamilton went out of the knockout zone. I even liked how Nasr was fastest in the second restart of Q1 while the tra…

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Lightening McQueen Lightening McQueen 2 July 2016
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My review of the 2016 Austrian Grand Prix

After watching the qualifying, I was really enthusiastic with Lewis Hamilton getting pole position, plus Nico Rosberg falling down to sixth thanks to his five-place grid penalty for an unscheduled gearbox change due to his crash in FP3, which it would mean no repeat of Rosberg taking the lead from Hamilton like in the 2015 Austrian Grand Prix, and a bigger chance of Hamilton winning. Plus, thanks to Rosberg and Sebastian Vettel's five-place grid penalties, I was happy by that 's Nico Hülkenberg and 's Jenson Button completed the top three.

In the race, I really liked seeing Button near the front on the formation lap and on the grid, and the same with Hülkenberg. Though I was devastated that Hülkenberg fell to fourth at the first corner, I w…

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Will49 Will49 18 June 2016
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Where I'm Taking This

I've now been here long enough to get a feel for things, and the direction that my edits have been going in. My primary edits are going to be for the 1969 through 1972 seasons, due to my having access to the tremendously detailed 'Motor Racing Year' books by Anthony Pritchard. I currently own the books for 1969, 1971 and 1972, and am on the prowl for an affordable 1970 edition. It's a shame that he did not write any more of them. I check and supplement the data with sources like Formula1.com, Racing Reference.info and even (gasp!) Wikipedia, just to make sure that I don't have to make a lot of changes later. My race pages so far have been just background, entries, qualifying times and results, but there will be at least one more pass throu…

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Lightening McQueen Lightening McQueen 2 June 2016
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My review of the F1 2016 video game

As a lot of Formula 1 video game players already know, Codemasters had announced in late May that they are releasing F1 2016 for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC. Although I do not have a PS4 or Xbox One, I am interested by its features, like the return of the safety car and Career mode, the addition of the virtual safety car, the Baku City Circuit being included, and the ability for players to choose their avatar, car number and helmet in career mode. What I am really hoping for is that the avatars in Career mode include female avatars, because I think this will increase the number of female players playing F1 games. Additionally, I am hoping the game has split screen mode/local two-player mode, as it appeared in games starting from F1 201…

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Lightening McQueen Lightening McQueen 18 April 2016
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My review of the 2016 Chinese Grand Prix

The 2016 Chinese Grand Prix was good, just that I do believe it was a bit exciting for Lewis Hamilton to progress through the race from last pace, although I thought that if it were not for Felipe Nasr colliding with him when trying to avoid Kimi Räikkönen on the first lap, Hamilton would have made up a few more spaces if his car's undercarriage was not damaged by his broken front wing. In fact, if he did win from last place, I would have deemed it as one of my favourite races. However, I thought that the safety car did help him catch up to the rest of the drivers, and still had Nasr, Räikkönen and Romain Grosjean to battle with after he and all of those drivers pitted for new front wings on the first lap. Also, I was very interested by Fe…

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Lightening McQueen Lightening McQueen 22 November 2015
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My review of Susie Wolff's retirement

As a response to Susie Wolff announcing her retirement from motorsport in November 2015, I feel a bit sad, because I had been hoping to see a female racing in Formula One. However, I am a bit pleased with when she said about hoping that other women would think about taking part after seeing her performance in the sport, along with that she would attend the races as Toto Wolff's wife and a friend of . Additionally, have Carmen Jordá as a development driver.

So with the good news, I will be hoping for females to compete in F1 in the 21st century.

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Lightening McQueen Lightening McQueen 29 October 2015
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My review of the 2015 United States Grand Prix

I have enjoyed watching the 2015 United States Grand Prix on BBC Sport, especially when Formula One would have a race in America, as I like to wonder how many Americans are fans of Formula One.

I was pleased with Lewis Hamilton getting into the lead on the first lap, although I was worried if he would get penalised for squeezing Nico Rosberg out, because of remembering other moments from the past years where drivers get penalised for forcing another driver from a different team off the track, such as with Sebastian Vettel and Fernando Alonso in the 2012 Italian Grand Prix, and Kevin Magnussen and Alonso in the 2014 Belgian Grand Prix.

I was even surprised that the would be in the top four for the start of the race, but was also glad to see …

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Lightening McQueen Lightening McQueen 24 August 2015
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My review of the 2015 Belgian Grand Prix

After the 2015 Hungarian Grand Prix, I am glad that my favourite driver Lewis Hamilton has won the 2015 Belgian Grand Prix without getting a bad start. It would also even make him safe for the championship with more than 25 points over Nico Rosberg. I was impressed about Rosberg dropping back at the start, with the main reason being that I am glad there was no repeat of the memorable moment from last year which was each other's collision.

Additionally, I was hoping that Sergio Pérez would keep second place and give their third podium, but when he did not, I feel interested by what he had said to the BBC after the race, about improving for Italy.

I was also interested with Romain Grosjean getting his and 's first podium since the 2013 United…

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McLaren1246 McLaren1246 24 July 2015
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Funny F1 Facebook page

Hey guys i have made a page about F1, but not the competitive side of it, it's the funny side of it. The Facebook page is called "The F1 Bible". I post a range of stuff, sometimes we take all seriousness just like Jules Bianchi's death last week, we didn't post anything. So pretty much I just need some likes and support. Thanks for your time!

Link below:

F1 bible

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Lightening McQueen Lightening McQueen 6 July 2015
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My review of the 2015 British Grand Prix

I have enjoyed the 2015 British Grand Prix, having watched it on BBC Sport. I also feel sad about it having already ended, because of my dreams to meet Lewis Hamilton.

I was like "Come on, Hamilton!" when he was overtook by Felipe Massa and Valtteri Bottas, and felt glad with when he made a pit stop before them and Nico Rosberg, as he was in front of all three drivers after they took their first pit stops. I also felt shamed for Jenson Button when he had to retire following damage from a collision, as he is one of my mother's favourite British F1 drivers. However, I was glad that his teammate Fernando Alonso managed to finish 10th so to give another point to , as it made me think that the team are suffering from technical problems throughout…

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Lightening McQueen Lightening McQueen 17 May 2015
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My opinion of refuel comeback

There has been the news of refuelling to be coming back in 2017, alongside other rule changes like to have wider tyres and less weight to make faster laps.

In my opinion, I think this may be interesting, so to wonder if it would break any lap records on the circuits, although it makes me think that refuelling would make pit stops longer, even though all drivers will use it. Additionally, it makes me think about Felipe Massa's incident with his fuel hose in the 2008 Singapore Grand Prix, which I would worry if that happens again with any driver.

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Randomg Randomg 25 July 2014
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Anyone got F1 2013 on PC?

Hey all,

Been playing a lot of F1 2013 in recent days, however it is difficult to find an online game within Australia. Was wondering if anyone would be willing to race with me if they had the game on PC. If we can factor in a decent time for all then that would be great. 

Randomg (talk) 03:19, July 25, 2014 (UTC)

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EpicMcLarenFan890 EpicMcLarenFan890 15 February 2014
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A Wiki about the World Endurance Championship

Well, who wants to create a Wiki about the FIA World Endurance Championship? It's because it might be interesting if we did that.

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EpicMcLarenFan890 EpicMcLarenFan890 4 February 2014
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Poll for everyone

So I have created a poll about the 2014 Formula One Season all of us are waiting for. 2015 Formula One season will also be in there. The polls are about who's gonna win the first & next 5 races and so on.

This blog post will be updated after the 1st race, 2nd race, etc. etc. It has also been updated: there are 6 options to choose.


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Randomg Randomg 13 November 2013
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Potentially Change to Test Driver listing?

 Hey all,

One thing that has been personally bothering me for a very long time on this wiki is the listing of the test drivers within the Entry List tables on the season's articles. I believe the listing of the test drivers can make the tables look messy and unorganised if more than two drivers are listed in the article ( hence, I assume was the reasoning behind making test drivers hidden if there were more than two to a team ).

Therefore I propose doing something similar to what Wikipedia has done recently and completely scrap the entire test driver collumn from all the entry list tables. However unlike Wikipedia I still believe it necessary to list and make mention of the 2013 Formula One test drivers, rather I think it best to reformat th…

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Needforspeedgamer Needforspeedgamer 11 November 2013
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More Motorsport Wikis?

I was interested in that people can create the following Wikis below:

  • Endurance Motorsport Wiki (Le Mans/WEC/BES/VLN/24H Nürburgring)
  • FIA GT Wiki
  • Formula 3 Wiki
  • Formula Ford Wiki
  • Formula BMW Wiki
  • GP3 Series Wiki
  • Formula Renault Wiki

More coming soon!

If you have a request, comment below.

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Giles Knight Giles Knight 1 April 2013
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Completing 1950

Hi.

I'm Giles and I am aiming to get more computer literate by completing your pages relating to 1950.

I have already added most of the key drivers, the ones that have scored points and will finish this by making pages for other drivers of interest from the featured races in that season.

I will also create pages for the tracks used in 1950's and the cars used.

I have never done anything like this before so excuse the errors guys and girls.

Giles Knight (talk) 21:58, April 1, 2013 (UTC)

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