F1 Manager - Season 2005 - Chinese Grand Prix [Season Finale]
Posted by JohnWarrington
I dont get it. I also offered Vettel 5M, and he is my driver, we should get a discount, why have he signed with Toyota?
Ferrari
Yet another poor showing from us. Luck seems not to be on our side. We aren’t sure if we are racing in 2004 rather than 2005, as our results seem to be the same from last year.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
Following a stream of poor results marred by reliability issues and poor performance from Juan Pablo Montoya, the team principal, Ennis Parachki has announced he will leave the team at the end of the season.
“We haven’t improved this year, I believe we have actually taken two steps back. Our car is definitely worse in terms of reliability, which I fully take responsibility for, thus it is my decision to leave the team at the end of this season. Ferrari deserve better days and I am sure whoever replaces me can bring this team back to the glory days.”, said Ferrari team principal Ennis Parachki during the post-race press conference.
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 08/11/2021 01:05PM by Parachki.
Yet another poor showing from us. Luck seems not to be on our side. We aren’t sure if we are racing in 2004 rather than 2005, as our results seem to be the same from last year.
Following a stream of poor results marred by reliability issues and poor performance from Juan Pablo Montoya, the team principal, Ennis Parachki has announced he will leave the team at the end of the season.
“We haven’t improved this year, I believe we have actually taken two steps back. Our car is definitely worse in terms of reliability, which I fully take responsibility for, thus it is my decision to leave the team at the end of this season. Ferrari deserve better days and I am sure whoever replaces me can bring this team back to the glory days.”, said Ferrari team principal Ennis Parachki during the post-race press conference.
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 08/11/2021 01:05PM by Parachki.
giomich Wrote:
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> I dont get it. I also offered Vettel 5M, and he is
> my driver, we should get a discount, why have he
> signed with Toyota?
That's my fault, I missed the PM. I'll get that amended this evening and update the post accordingly
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> I dont get it. I also offered Vettel 5M, and he is
> my driver, we should get a discount, why have he
> signed with Toyota?
That's my fault, I missed the PM. I'll get that amended this evening and update the post accordingly
Sauber
That was a very unlucky race, guess we have to move on to the next round.
We're also happy to have made our 2006 lineup with three experienced drivers in the fold!
Dominik Karda | MAC Racing - #7 - Race Driver
That was a very unlucky race, guess we have to move on to the next round.
We're also happy to have made our 2006 lineup with three experienced drivers in the fold!
Dominik Karda | MAC Racing - #7 - Race DriverThe Current 2006 Line-up
Arrows
1.
2.
T.
TD.
Honda
1. T. Sato
2. J. Villeneuve
T. M. Lauda
TD. N. Oatley
Ferrari
1. K. Raikkonen
2. N. Rosberg
T. M. Ammermuller
TD. B.Bell
Jaguar
1.
2.
T.
TD. A. Newey
Spyker
1.
2.
T.
TD.
Mclaren
1. J.P. Montoya
2. R. Kubica
T. K. Nakajima
TD. P. Head
Red Bull
1. M. Schumacher
2. S. Vettel
T. R. Grosjean
TD. P. Lowe
Renault
1. F. Alonso
2. R. Barrichello
T. V. Petrov
TD. P. Symonds
BMW
1. J. Trulli
2. R. Schumacher
T. J. Magnussen
TD. R. Byrne
Toyota
1. J. Button
2. L. Hamilton
T.
TD. J. Owen
Williams
1.
2. N. Heidfeld
T.
TD.
Arrows
1.
2.
T.
TD.
Honda
1. T. Sato
2. J. Villeneuve
T. M. Lauda
TD. N. Oatley
Ferrari
1. K. Raikkonen
2. N. Rosberg
T. M. Ammermuller
TD. B.Bell
Jaguar
1.
2.
T.
TD. A. Newey
Spyker
1.
2.
T.
TD.
Mclaren
1. J.P. Montoya
2. R. Kubica
T. K. Nakajima
TD. P. Head
Red Bull
1. M. Schumacher
2. S. Vettel
T. R. Grosjean
TD. P. Lowe
Renault
1. F. Alonso
2. R. Barrichello
T. V. Petrov
TD. P. Symonds
BMW
1. J. Trulli
2. R. Schumacher
T. J. Magnussen
TD. R. Byrne
Toyota
1. J. Button
2. L. Hamilton
T.
TD. J. Owen
Williams
1.
2. N. Heidfeld
T.
TD.
Series Announcement
Arrows Management Change
Due to inactivity of over a month, Calligaris has been removed as manager of Arrows. Ennis Parachki will be taking over alongside his duties at Ferrari.
2005 Driver changes locked
As I have a busy month at work coming up and I go on holiday in mid-September, I'll be running the remaining races over the course of the next two weeks to allow the season to finish before I go away. Due to that, there will be no more driver changes during the 2005 season. Races will still be posted weekly with the season due to end on the 8th of September.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 08/11/2021 07:53PM by JohnWarrington.
Arrows Management Change
Due to inactivity of over a month, Calligaris has been removed as manager of Arrows. Ennis Parachki will be taking over alongside his duties at Ferrari.
2005 Driver changes locked
As I have a busy month at work coming up and I go on holiday in mid-September, I'll be running the remaining races over the course of the next two weeks to allow the season to finish before I go away. Due to that, there will be no more driver changes during the 2005 season. Races will still be posted weekly with the season due to end on the 8th of September.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 08/11/2021 07:53PM by JohnWarrington.
Ferrari
Not good for Sato, he’s gonna need a superb start tomorrow.
Arrows
We’re not last at least, reaching P15 would be a nice
Not good for Sato, he’s gonna need a superb start tomorrow.
Arrows
We’re not last at least, reaching P15 would be a nice
Renault
Horrible pace by both drivers, scoring some points this weekend is going to be tough
Horrible pace by both drivers, scoring some points this weekend is going to be tough
2005 Italian Grand Prix
Yesterday's qualifying session saw championship leader Michael Schumacher take pole. Can the six-time World Champion take a massive step towards number 7? Let's find out.
Lap 53/53
It's lights out and away we go.
What a start from Button! He's gone from 3rd to the lead of the race!
Alonso takes 3rd and it looks like rain is beginning to fall. This could be a cracker.
A terrible start for Sato. He's down in 10th.
Lap 52/53
A great start for Villeneuve though, he's up to 8th!
Sato drops another place as Klien goes through.
A look at the current order.
Lap 51/53
Three into one doesn't go as the two Renaults and De La Rosa collide.
Castro-Neves continues on in 20th.
De La Rosa drops to the back with Barrichello 21st.
Alonso passes Schumacher for 2nd.
A mistake from Schumacher! He drops to 8th.
Lap 50/53
Castro-Neves runs wide and spins.
Schumacher takes too much curb and loses 8th to Enge.
Raikkonen passes Montoya for 3rd.
Rosberg takes 9th from Schumacher.
Lap 49/53
Dixon passes Montoya for 4th.
Schumacher retakes 9th.
Montoya is going backward! Kovalainen is the latest to overtake him.
Now Villeneuve!
Lap 48/53
What's going on with Montoya!? Now Enge passes him.
Down the field, Webber passes Trulli for 12th.
Lap 47/53
Michael Schumacher becomes the latest man to pass Montoya.
Off goes Rosberg. He drops to 20th.
Lap 46/53
It's getting a lot wetter out there. How long till we see intermediate or wets?
Might not be too long. De La Rosa goes off.
Lap 45/53
Visible spray out there now.
Lap 44/53
A look at the current order.
Sato passes Montoya.
Button pits!
Alonso stays out.
Raikkonen, Dixon, Kovalainen, Enge, Sato, Webber, Trulli, Massa, Kubica, Vettel, Barrichello, Rosberg and De La Rosa all come into the pits.
Lap 43/53
Button eases past Sato. Those on drys need to come in pronto.
Alonso, Villeneuve, Montoya, Klien, Maldonado, Pantano and Castro-Neves pit.
Lap 41/53
A look at the order after all those stops.
Lap 40/53
Massive accident for Sato!
That's the end of his race.
Villeneuve passes his teammate for 5th.
Lap 39/53
Fernando Alonso takes the lead!
Schumacher passes Enge for 7th.
Lap 38/53
Now Webber passes Enge.
Montoya does too.
Lap 36/53
Maldonado retires with a water leak.
Schumacher passes Dixon for 6th.
Enge pits and goes onto wet tyres. He's followed in by Vettel, Barrichello and De La Rosa.
Lap 35/53
Webber dives down the inside of Dixon for 7th.
MISTAKE BY ALONSO! The race leader runs wide and somehow misses the barrier.
Lap 34/53
He drops to 3rd behind Raikkonen.
Lap 33/53
Dixon runs wide and drops to 10th.
Alonso takes 2nd from Raikkonen.
Lap 32/53
Another mistake from Dixon. He loses another place.
Lap 30/53
Alonso retakes the lead!
Villeneuve passes Kovalainen for 4th.
Lap 29/53
Raikkonen moves past Button and into 2nd.
Lap 28/53
Barrichello has a trip into the gravel and rejoins in last.
Robert Kubica retires with a transmission problem.
Raikkonen goes off! He drops to 3rd and loses a lot of time.
Lap 27/53
Montoya does the same down in 8th. He drops to 9th behind Klien.
Pantano passes Enge....by forcing him off the track. Enge drops to 16th behind Castro-Neves.
Lap 26/53
Montoya takes back 8th.
Heikki Kovalainen pits from 5th. Dixon, Trulli, Massa and Rosberg also pit.
Lap 25/53
Alonso pits from the lead. He's followed in by the most of the top 8 (Button, Raikkonen, Villenueve, Webber, Montoya, Klien).
Lap 24/53
Michael Schumacher stays out.
Trulli passes Dixon.
Enge, Castro-Neves, De La Rosa and Pantano pit.
Lap 23/53
Michael Schumacher pits. He rejoins in 5th.
Massa is the latest man to pass Dixon.
Barrichello and Vettel also pit.
Lap 21/53
Schumacher passes Villeneuve for 4th.
Lap 20/53
Here's the current order with 20 laps to go.
Trulli runs wide and drops to 12th.
Raikkonen moves down the inside of Button for 2nd.
Lap 14/53
Oh my! This could be huge in the Championship battle!
Drivers Championship leader Michael Schumacher retires with an engine failure.
Lap 12/53
Raikkonen pits.
Lap 11/53
Alonso pits from the lead and comes out 2nd behind Button. Klien, Massa and De La Rosa also pit.
Lap 10/53
Trulli runs wide and spins. He drops to 13th.
Lap 8/53
Villeneuve pits from 4th and comes out in 6th. Trulli also pits.
Lap 7/53
Alonso is right behind Button. Can he pass the Brit for a deserved win?
Never in doubt.
Lap 5/53
The order with 5 laps to go.
Lap 3/53
Raikkonen passes Button for 2nd.
Lap 2/53
Kovalainen pits! That's a massive mistake from the Jordan team. He drops from 5th to 7th.
Lap 0/53
Alonso wins the Italian Grand Prix!
Raikkonen 2nd.
Button 3rd.
Official Italian Grand Prix Result
2005 Championship Tables
Yesterday's qualifying session saw championship leader Michael Schumacher take pole. Can the six-time World Champion take a massive step towards number 7? Let's find out.
Lap 53/53
It's lights out and away we go.
What a start from Button! He's gone from 3rd to the lead of the race!
Alonso takes 3rd and it looks like rain is beginning to fall. This could be a cracker.
A terrible start for Sato. He's down in 10th.
Lap 52/53
A great start for Villeneuve though, he's up to 8th!
Sato drops another place as Klien goes through.
A look at the current order.
Lap 51/53
Three into one doesn't go as the two Renaults and De La Rosa collide.
Castro-Neves continues on in 20th.
De La Rosa drops to the back with Barrichello 21st.
Alonso passes Schumacher for 2nd.
A mistake from Schumacher! He drops to 8th.
Lap 50/53
Castro-Neves runs wide and spins.
Schumacher takes too much curb and loses 8th to Enge.
Raikkonen passes Montoya for 3rd.
Rosberg takes 9th from Schumacher.
Lap 49/53
Dixon passes Montoya for 4th.
Schumacher retakes 9th.
Montoya is going backward! Kovalainen is the latest to overtake him.
Now Villeneuve!
Lap 48/53
What's going on with Montoya!? Now Enge passes him.
Down the field, Webber passes Trulli for 12th.
Lap 47/53
Michael Schumacher becomes the latest man to pass Montoya.
Off goes Rosberg. He drops to 20th.
Lap 46/53
It's getting a lot wetter out there. How long till we see intermediate or wets?
Might not be too long. De La Rosa goes off.
Lap 45/53
Visible spray out there now.
Lap 44/53
A look at the current order.
Sato passes Montoya.
Button pits!
Alonso stays out.
Raikkonen, Dixon, Kovalainen, Enge, Sato, Webber, Trulli, Massa, Kubica, Vettel, Barrichello, Rosberg and De La Rosa all come into the pits.
Lap 43/53
Button eases past Sato. Those on drys need to come in pronto.
Alonso, Villeneuve, Montoya, Klien, Maldonado, Pantano and Castro-Neves pit.
Lap 41/53
A look at the order after all those stops.
Lap 40/53
Massive accident for Sato!
That's the end of his race.
Villeneuve passes his teammate for 5th.
Lap 39/53
Fernando Alonso takes the lead!
Schumacher passes Enge for 7th.
Lap 38/53
Now Webber passes Enge.
Montoya does too.
Lap 36/53
Maldonado retires with a water leak.
Schumacher passes Dixon for 6th.
Enge pits and goes onto wet tyres. He's followed in by Vettel, Barrichello and De La Rosa.
Lap 35/53
Webber dives down the inside of Dixon for 7th.
MISTAKE BY ALONSO! The race leader runs wide and somehow misses the barrier.
Lap 34/53
He drops to 3rd behind Raikkonen.
Lap 33/53
Dixon runs wide and drops to 10th.
Alonso takes 2nd from Raikkonen.
Lap 32/53
Another mistake from Dixon. He loses another place.
Lap 30/53
Alonso retakes the lead!
Villeneuve passes Kovalainen for 4th.
Lap 29/53
Raikkonen moves past Button and into 2nd.
Lap 28/53
Barrichello has a trip into the gravel and rejoins in last.
Robert Kubica retires with a transmission problem.
Raikkonen goes off! He drops to 3rd and loses a lot of time.
Lap 27/53
Montoya does the same down in 8th. He drops to 9th behind Klien.
Pantano passes Enge....by forcing him off the track. Enge drops to 16th behind Castro-Neves.
Lap 26/53
Montoya takes back 8th.
Heikki Kovalainen pits from 5th. Dixon, Trulli, Massa and Rosberg also pit.
Lap 25/53
Alonso pits from the lead. He's followed in by the most of the top 8 (Button, Raikkonen, Villenueve, Webber, Montoya, Klien).
Lap 24/53
Michael Schumacher stays out.
Trulli passes Dixon.
Enge, Castro-Neves, De La Rosa and Pantano pit.
Lap 23/53
Michael Schumacher pits. He rejoins in 5th.
Massa is the latest man to pass Dixon.
Barrichello and Vettel also pit.
Lap 21/53
Schumacher passes Villeneuve for 4th.
Lap 20/53
Here's the current order with 20 laps to go.
Trulli runs wide and drops to 12th.
Raikkonen moves down the inside of Button for 2nd.
Lap 14/53
Oh my! This could be huge in the Championship battle!
Drivers Championship leader Michael Schumacher retires with an engine failure.
Lap 12/53
Raikkonen pits.
Lap 11/53
Alonso pits from the lead and comes out 2nd behind Button. Klien, Massa and De La Rosa also pit.
Lap 10/53
Trulli runs wide and spins. He drops to 13th.
Lap 8/53
Villeneuve pits from 4th and comes out in 6th. Trulli also pits.
Lap 7/53
Alonso is right behind Button. Can he pass the Brit for a deserved win?
Never in doubt.
Lap 5/53
The order with 5 laps to go.
Lap 3/53
Raikkonen passes Button for 2nd.
Lap 2/53
Kovalainen pits! That's a massive mistake from the Jordan team. He drops from 5th to 7th.
Lap 0/53
Alonso wins the Italian Grand Prix!
Raikkonen 2nd.
Button 3rd.
Official Italian Grand Prix Result
2005 Championship Tables
Driver Transfer News
Williams sign Massa
Williams have announced the signing of Felipe Massa for a fee of £12.5m to race alongside Nick Heidfeld.
De La Rosa stays at Jaguar
Pedro De La Rosa will be staying with Jaguar after signing a contract worth £5m.
Signing after next race
Available drivers (name, salary, age)
Ricardo Zonta £4,000,000 29
Tomas Enge £4,000,000 28
Anthony Davidson £4,000,000 25
Robert Doornbos £3,000,000 23
Jose Maria Lopez £3,000,000 21
Davide Valsecchi £2,000,000 18
Anthony James Allmendinger £2,000,000 23
EJ Viso £1,000,000 20
Justin Wilson £1,000,000 26
Marc Gene £1,000,000 31
Giorgio Mondini -£2,000,000 24
Sakon Yamamoto -£3,000,000 22
Ralph Firman -£3,000,000 29
Rodolfo Gonzalez -£5,000,000 18
Nelson Piquet Jr -£5,000,000 19
Bruno Senna -£7,000,000 21
Giedo van der Garde £2,000,000 19
Jeffrey van Hooydonk £1,000,000 27
Esteban Guerrieri £1,000,000 20
Sébastien Bourdais £1,000,000 26
Markus Winkelhock -£2,000,000 24
Franck Perera -£2,000,000 21
Vitantonio Liuzzi £4,000,000 23
Jos Verstappen £4,000,000 33
Scott Dixon £3,000,000 24
Tiago Monteiro £3,000,000 28
Olivier Tielemans £2,000,000 20
Jamie Green £2,000,000 22
Zsolt Baumgartner -£3,000,000 24
Pastor Maldonado -£5,000,000 20
Giorgio Pantano -£6,000,000 26
David Coulthard £10,000,000 34
Frank Montagny £3,000,000 27
Patrick Friesacher £3,000,000 24
Neel Jani £2,000,000 21
Adrian Sutil £1,000,000 22
Yuji Ide -£4,000,000 30
Nicolas Kiesa -£4,000,000 27
Gianmaria Bruni -£5,000,000 23
Bjorn Wirdheim £2,000,000 25
Narain Karthikeyan -£5,000,000 28
Timo Glock £4,000,000 23
Christian Klien £2,000,000 22
Alan van der Merwe £2,000,000 25
Andre Lotterer £2,000,000 23
Enrico Toccacelo £2,000,000 26
Loic Duval £2,000,000 22
Lucas Di Grassi £1,000,000 20
Karun Chandhok -£2,000,000 21
Christijan Albers -£3,000,000 26
Alex Wurz £4,000,000 31
Nico Hulkenberg £2,000,000 17
Scott Speed £2,000,000 22
Kamui Kobayashi £2,000,000 18
Jan Charouz £2,000,000 17
Nicolas Lapierre £2,000,000 21
Ryan Hunter-Reay £1,000,000 24
Bas Leinders -£3,000,000 29
Cristiano da Matta -£4,000,000 31
Dario Franchetti £4,000,000 31
Sam Hornish £2,000,000 25
Jerome d'Ambrosio £2,000,000 19
Allan McNish £1,000,000 35
Alexandre Premat -£1,000,000 22
Antonio Pizzonia -£3,000,000 24
Fairuz Fauzy -£6,000,000 22
Heikki Kovalainen £3,000,000 23
Mark Webber £13,000,000 28
Giancarlo Fisichella £12,000,000 32
Dan Wheldon £5,000,000 26
Helio Castro-Neves £5,000,000 29
Luca Badoer £4,000,000 34
Paul Di Resta £3,000,000 19
Signing after next race
Available Engineers (name, salary)
Nick Wirth £14,000,000
Mark Smith £4,000,000
Nikolas Tombazis £17,000,000
Willy Rampf £12,000,000
James Allison £5,000,000
Frank Dernie £4,000,000
Ross Brawn £20,000,000
Peter Prodromou £5,000,000
Mario Almondo £4,000,000
Jörg Zander £3,000,000
Robert Taylor £5,000,000
Sam Michael £4,000,000
Alex Hitzinger £3,000,000
Aldo Costa £18,000,000
Simone Resta £5,000,000
Laurent Mekies £3,000,000
Geoff Willis £5,000,000
Mike Coughlan £4,000,000
Gabriele Tredozi £3,000,000
Gary Anderson £4,000,000
John McQuilliam £4,000,000
Gustav Brunner £4,000,000
Gavin Fisher £13,000,000
Mike Gascoyne £10,000,000
Ben Agathangelou £4,000,000
Malcolm Oastler £4,000,000
All the drivers and engineers are now available for bids so here's a reminder of the current grid for 2006.
The Current 2006 Line-up
Arrows
1.
2.
T.
TD.
Honda
1. T. Sato
2. J. Villeneuve
T. M. Lauda
TD. N. Oatley
Ferrari
1. K. Raikkonen
2. N. Rosberg
T. M. Ammermuller
TD. B.Bell
Jaguar
1. P. De La Rosa
2.
T.
TD. A. Newey
Spyker
1.
2.
T.
TD.
Mclaren
1. J.P. Montoya
2. R. Kubica
T. K. Nakajima
TD. P. Head
Red Bull
1. M. Schumacher
2. S. Vettel
T. R. Grosjean
TD. P. Lowe
Renault
1. F. Alonso
2. R. Barrichello
T. V. Petrov
TD. P. Symonds
BMW
1. J. Trulli
2. R. Schumacher
T. J. Magnussen
TD. R. Byrne
Toyota
1. J. Button
2. L. Hamilton
T.
TD. J. Owen
Williams
1. F. Massa
2. N. Heidfeld
T.
TD.
Williams sign Massa
Williams have announced the signing of Felipe Massa for a fee of £12.5m to race alongside Nick Heidfeld.
De La Rosa stays at Jaguar
Pedro De La Rosa will be staying with Jaguar after signing a contract worth £5m.
Signing after next race
Available drivers (name, salary, age)
Ricardo Zonta £4,000,000 29
Tomas Enge £4,000,000 28
Anthony Davidson £4,000,000 25
Robert Doornbos £3,000,000 23
Jose Maria Lopez £3,000,000 21
Davide Valsecchi £2,000,000 18
Anthony James Allmendinger £2,000,000 23
EJ Viso £1,000,000 20
Justin Wilson £1,000,000 26
Marc Gene £1,000,000 31
Giorgio Mondini -£2,000,000 24
Sakon Yamamoto -£3,000,000 22
Ralph Firman -£3,000,000 29
Rodolfo Gonzalez -£5,000,000 18
Nelson Piquet Jr -£5,000,000 19
Bruno Senna -£7,000,000 21
Giedo van der Garde £2,000,000 19
Jeffrey van Hooydonk £1,000,000 27
Esteban Guerrieri £1,000,000 20
Sébastien Bourdais £1,000,000 26
Markus Winkelhock -£2,000,000 24
Franck Perera -£2,000,000 21
Vitantonio Liuzzi £4,000,000 23
Jos Verstappen £4,000,000 33
Scott Dixon £3,000,000 24
Tiago Monteiro £3,000,000 28
Olivier Tielemans £2,000,000 20
Jamie Green £2,000,000 22
Zsolt Baumgartner -£3,000,000 24
Pastor Maldonado -£5,000,000 20
Giorgio Pantano -£6,000,000 26
David Coulthard £10,000,000 34
Frank Montagny £3,000,000 27
Patrick Friesacher £3,000,000 24
Neel Jani £2,000,000 21
Adrian Sutil £1,000,000 22
Yuji Ide -£4,000,000 30
Nicolas Kiesa -£4,000,000 27
Gianmaria Bruni -£5,000,000 23
Bjorn Wirdheim £2,000,000 25
Narain Karthikeyan -£5,000,000 28
Timo Glock £4,000,000 23
Christian Klien £2,000,000 22
Alan van der Merwe £2,000,000 25
Andre Lotterer £2,000,000 23
Enrico Toccacelo £2,000,000 26
Loic Duval £2,000,000 22
Lucas Di Grassi £1,000,000 20
Karun Chandhok -£2,000,000 21
Christijan Albers -£3,000,000 26
Alex Wurz £4,000,000 31
Nico Hulkenberg £2,000,000 17
Scott Speed £2,000,000 22
Kamui Kobayashi £2,000,000 18
Jan Charouz £2,000,000 17
Nicolas Lapierre £2,000,000 21
Ryan Hunter-Reay £1,000,000 24
Bas Leinders -£3,000,000 29
Cristiano da Matta -£4,000,000 31
Dario Franchetti £4,000,000 31
Sam Hornish £2,000,000 25
Jerome d'Ambrosio £2,000,000 19
Allan McNish £1,000,000 35
Alexandre Premat -£1,000,000 22
Antonio Pizzonia -£3,000,000 24
Fairuz Fauzy -£6,000,000 22
Heikki Kovalainen £3,000,000 23
Mark Webber £13,000,000 28
Giancarlo Fisichella £12,000,000 32
Dan Wheldon £5,000,000 26
Helio Castro-Neves £5,000,000 29
Luca Badoer £4,000,000 34
Paul Di Resta £3,000,000 19
Signing after next race
Available Engineers (name, salary)
Nick Wirth £14,000,000
Mark Smith £4,000,000
Nikolas Tombazis £17,000,000
Willy Rampf £12,000,000
James Allison £5,000,000
Frank Dernie £4,000,000
Ross Brawn £20,000,000
Peter Prodromou £5,000,000
Mario Almondo £4,000,000
Jörg Zander £3,000,000
Robert Taylor £5,000,000
Sam Michael £4,000,000
Alex Hitzinger £3,000,000
Aldo Costa £18,000,000
Simone Resta £5,000,000
Laurent Mekies £3,000,000
Geoff Willis £5,000,000
Mike Coughlan £4,000,000
Gabriele Tredozi £3,000,000
Gary Anderson £4,000,000
John McQuilliam £4,000,000
Gustav Brunner £4,000,000
Gavin Fisher £13,000,000
Mike Gascoyne £10,000,000
Ben Agathangelou £4,000,000
Malcolm Oastler £4,000,000
All the drivers and engineers are now available for bids so here's a reminder of the current grid for 2006.
The Current 2006 Line-up
Arrows
1.
2.
T.
TD.
Honda
1. T. Sato
2. J. Villeneuve
T. M. Lauda
TD. N. Oatley
Ferrari
1. K. Raikkonen
2. N. Rosberg
T. M. Ammermuller
TD. B.Bell
Jaguar
1. P. De La Rosa
2.
T.
TD. A. Newey
Spyker
1.
2.
T.
TD.
Mclaren
1. J.P. Montoya
2. R. Kubica
T. K. Nakajima
TD. P. Head
Red Bull
1. M. Schumacher
2. S. Vettel
T. R. Grosjean
TD. P. Lowe
Renault
1. F. Alonso
2. R. Barrichello
T. V. Petrov
TD. P. Symonds
BMW
1. J. Trulli
2. R. Schumacher
T. J. Magnussen
TD. R. Byrne
Toyota
1. J. Button
2. L. Hamilton
T.
TD. J. Owen
Williams
1. F. Massa
2. N. Heidfeld
T.
TD.
Ferrari
From bad to worse for both the team and Sato.
Arrows
Both our drivers failed to finish because of mechanical failures, in this chaotic race, we could’ve had a better finishing position.
From bad to worse for both the team and Sato.
Arrows
Both our drivers failed to finish because of mechanical failures, in this chaotic race, we could’ve had a better finishing position.
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