F1 Manager - 2004 Main Season Thread - Season Over!
Posted by Twigster151
Nooooooooooo!!! You Can Not Be Serious. We were so close to getting points 
Oh well we will take the positives from this race.
Oh well we will take the positives from this race.
Toyota Statement
Another good day by our guys with cristiano finishing 4th an JV driving well until being punted off by rubens it what was for a vastly experienced driver a rookie error!!..We at toyota are worried buy the super pace jaguer are showing at the moment,closing on us for 3rd in the constructers,so we need to work hard to get back ahead
Another good day by our guys with cristiano finishing 4th an JV driving well until being punted off by rubens it what was for a vastly experienced driver a rookie error!!..We at toyota are worried buy the super pace jaguer are showing at the moment,closing on us for 3rd in the constructers,so we need to work hard to get back ahead
Villenueve Fastest in Italian Free Practice
Jacques Villenueve topped the time sheets in Friday Free Practice session ahead of the Italian Grand Prix after pulling out a stonker of a lap to pip Sauber's Nick Heidfeld to the top spot, meanwhile Michael Schumacher posted the third fastest time. Further down the field Williams look to be struggling after only managing 8th and 11th which will no doubt concern Rubens Barrichello who has had his lead cut to just 8 points after two pointless outings in Hungary and Belgium, whilst Jarno Trulli continues to punch above his weight in 15th.
Setup Reward
1. Jaguar +0.029
2. Williams +0.071
3. BAR +0.081
4. Toyota +0.206
5. Arrows +0.273
6. Ferrari +0.275
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Jacques Villenueve topped the time sheets in Friday Free Practice session ahead of the Italian Grand Prix after pulling out a stonker of a lap to pip Sauber's Nick Heidfeld to the top spot, meanwhile Michael Schumacher posted the third fastest time. Further down the field Williams look to be struggling after only managing 8th and 11th which will no doubt concern Rubens Barrichello who has had his lead cut to just 8 points after two pointless outings in Hungary and Belgium, whilst Jarno Trulli continues to punch above his weight in 15th.
Setup Reward
1. Jaguar +0.029
2. Williams +0.071
3. BAR +0.081
4. Toyota +0.206
5. Arrows +0.273
6. Ferrari +0.275
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Well done nick, looks like we have good pace here...can't wait for qualifying!
GPGSL - Christel VXR team Boss S6-S8, S12 Onwards
GPGSL - Christel VXR team Boss S6-S8, S12 Onwards
Williams Lock Out Front Row at Monza
Concerns over Williams lack of pace going into qualifying were well and truly thrown out the window after Juan Pablo Montoya and Rubens Barrichello locked out the front row for tomorrows race with two superb laps, meanwhile Heidfeld pace from Free Practice carried over to qualifying after putting his Sauber third. Other notable results came from Timo Glock who will start the race from 6th and Jarno Trulli will start 12th. However both Villenueve and Schumacher struggled after there strong performances in Free Practice with the pair qualifying 8th and 9th respectively.
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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 08/20/2011 03:13PM by Twigster151.
Concerns over Williams lack of pace going into qualifying were well and truly thrown out the window after Juan Pablo Montoya and Rubens Barrichello locked out the front row for tomorrows race with two superb laps, meanwhile Heidfeld pace from Free Practice carried over to qualifying after putting his Sauber third. Other notable results came from Timo Glock who will start the race from 6th and Jarno Trulli will start 12th. However both Villenueve and Schumacher struggled after there strong performances in Free Practice with the pair qualifying 8th and 9th respectively.
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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 08/20/2011 03:13PM by Twigster151.
Sauber thrilled at resurgence
We are absolutely thrilled to have qualified 3rd and 6th here. this sets us up brilliantly for the race.
GPGSL - Christel VXR team Boss S6-S8, S12 Onwards
We are absolutely thrilled to have qualified 3rd and 6th here. this sets us up brilliantly for the race.
GPGSL - Christel VXR team Boss S6-S8, S12 Onwards
Toyota
5th and 8th its not too bad for our guys..good chance of points
5th and 8th its not too bad for our guys..good chance of points
Mclaren Mercedes Statement
Awful.
Awful.
Italian GP Race Broadcast
Hello and welcome to live coverage of the Italian Grand Prix from the Monza Circuit. Yesterdays’ qualifying session saw Williams lock out the front row with Juan Pablo Montoya edging out his team mate to pole position and no there is no doubt that the team will be looking to for some good points here after two poor outings in the previous two races. Anyway the cars are on the grid and they are ready to go…
And we are away but Montoya looks sluggish off the line…
Which allows Barrichello to move into the lead, that’ll no doubt worry Schumacher
And Da Matta has also made an excellent start and is up to 3rd from 5th
Webber meanwhile has had a poor start as Villenueve demotes him to 7th round turn 2
And Da Matta start has gotten even better as he overtakes Montoya off camera for 2nd
Schumacher has dropped several places in the first lap
And he drops another as Trulli overtakes him for 10th
Webber has missed his braking point in turn 1 and goes too deep into the chicane
And that mistake allows Lotterer to move into 6th
Further down the field there is contact when Button runs into the back of Davidson
Which in turn comprises Wirdheim as the Minardi spins across his nose
Davidson rejoins in last place
Zonta having a look at his team mate going into turn 7…
But they touch! Both drivers spin!
Zonta can continue
But Trulli is beached in the gravel, his race is over
And just a few corners later the two Renaults have come together!!!
The replay shows Coulthard lining up an overtake on his team mate in Parabolica
But Fisichella doesn’t see him and turns in on his teammate sending the pair into the barrier
Both drivers are out on the spot
And now Verstappen is wide on the exit of Parabolica
Which gifts Glock 6th place
But a lap later Glock makes the exact same mistake to give the position back
But Webber and…
…and Schumacher go through as well
Heidfeld is defending hard from Lotterer on the approach to the second chicane
Not this time
But Lotterer is coming again into turn 7…
And the pair make contact!
Heidfeld can carry on but Lotterer is sat directly on the racing line…
Which leaves Webber nowhere to go
And they both pit at the end of lap for new front wings
Meanwhile Webbers’ teammate, McNish, is challenging Schumacher for 7th
And he takes the position
And things get even worse for Schumacher a few corners later after he touches the grass and spins the car!
He is pretty much last now with only Webber and Lotterer behind him
And this doesn’t look good for Heidfeld, suspension failure spells the end for him
Meanwhile Leinders has had a great race so far and finds himself in 7th place
Davidson and Button are side by side going down the main straight
And Davidson takes the position
But his teammate is well off the track…
…and he slams into the barrier!
De La Rosa had been running in 9th at the time but he just got too wide in turn 4
Schumacher is making his comeback through the field…
And he easily takes 14th from Zonta
Barrichello sets a new fastest lap but he is currently struggling to shake off Da Matta
Villenueve is off in turn 7
But Button is too far back to capitalize
Now with ten laps down it’s time for some standings
Da Matta sets the fastest lap now, could he be an outside shot for victory today.
McNish is the first to pit
And he is quickly followed in by Leinders
Button’s off the road at turn 7
But he holds position
Glock is running very well up in 5th place
Barrichello and Da Matta are now in the pits
And Barrichello holds position
But Montoya is into the lead and looks to be one stopping
Zonta is side by side with Webber on the approach to Parabolica
But he not only overtakes Webber, but Davidson as well, a very smooth move there
But now it is Webbers’ turn…
And he’s through as well
Verstappen is now in the pits
He rejoins 8th
Meanwhile Sato on a one stop strategy is up to 5th
Villenueve is fighting with Raikkonen over sixth
And the Canadian gains the position
Verstappen locks his brakes going into turn 3
Which allows Webber to take 10th from the Dutchman a few corners later
That does not look good…
And an engine failure forces Wirdheim to retire
And with 28 to go here are the current standings
Montoya is now in the pitlane as the one stoppers start to make their stops
Which allows Barrichello and Da Matta back through, although seeing as they both have to stop again
Schumacher is also one stopping as he pits from 6th
He’s back out in 9th
Villenueve pits from 4th
And he rejoins 7th, looks like it will be a good day for Toyota
Raikkonen has also just been in the pitlane
And he rejoins just ahead of a fast approaching Sato
And Sato runs into the back of the Jordan
Both survive without damage but the incident allows Webber back through
And now with all the one stoppers having made their stops here are the current standings
Verstappen is looking to get past Glock for 4th
And he outbreaks the young German going into turn 3
And now Glock is under pressure from McNish
But he buckles under the pressure and runs into the gravel
Barrichello and Da Matta are into the pitlane again
Which puts Montoya back into the lead, can he hold onto it until the end?
Meanwhile Barrichello holds onto second again
Leinders is running well in 9th place
Make that 10th
Schumi runs wide in turn 4
But he keeps it on the road
But Leinders’ now has him in his sights
Button is under pressure from Zonta in the sole remaining Arrows
And the Brazilian takes the position
With just 15 the top three are separated by just 5 seconds, this could be a close finish
Meanwhile McNish is into the pitlane for the final time
Which promotes Glock into 4th, that would be an excellent result for the young German
Lotterer is caught drifting round the final corner although it doesn’t really cost him anything
McNish is looking for a way past Verstappen with his fresher tyres…
And that’s an excellent move
Montoya has a three second gap to Barrichello with just two to go, surely this is his race to lose now
And they have now started the final lap
And unsurprisingly Montoya has a big enough of a gap back to his team mate as he enters the Parabolica for the final time…
…and Montoya wins the Italian Grand Prix!!!
Barrichello takes 2nd to make it a Williams 1-2
Whilst Da Matta completes the podium
And Timo Glock holds on for 4th
Full Results to follow
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Hello and welcome to live coverage of the Italian Grand Prix from the Monza Circuit. Yesterdays’ qualifying session saw Williams lock out the front row with Juan Pablo Montoya edging out his team mate to pole position and no there is no doubt that the team will be looking to for some good points here after two poor outings in the previous two races. Anyway the cars are on the grid and they are ready to go…
And we are away but Montoya looks sluggish off the line…
Which allows Barrichello to move into the lead, that’ll no doubt worry Schumacher
And Da Matta has also made an excellent start and is up to 3rd from 5th
Webber meanwhile has had a poor start as Villenueve demotes him to 7th round turn 2
And Da Matta start has gotten even better as he overtakes Montoya off camera for 2nd
Schumacher has dropped several places in the first lap
And he drops another as Trulli overtakes him for 10th
Webber has missed his braking point in turn 1 and goes too deep into the chicane
And that mistake allows Lotterer to move into 6th
Further down the field there is contact when Button runs into the back of Davidson
Which in turn comprises Wirdheim as the Minardi spins across his nose
Davidson rejoins in last place
Zonta having a look at his team mate going into turn 7…
But they touch! Both drivers spin!
Zonta can continue
But Trulli is beached in the gravel, his race is over
And just a few corners later the two Renaults have come together!!!
The replay shows Coulthard lining up an overtake on his team mate in Parabolica
But Fisichella doesn’t see him and turns in on his teammate sending the pair into the barrier
Both drivers are out on the spot
And now Verstappen is wide on the exit of Parabolica
Which gifts Glock 6th place
But a lap later Glock makes the exact same mistake to give the position back
But Webber and…
…and Schumacher go through as well
Heidfeld is defending hard from Lotterer on the approach to the second chicane
Not this time
But Lotterer is coming again into turn 7…
And the pair make contact!
Heidfeld can carry on but Lotterer is sat directly on the racing line…
Which leaves Webber nowhere to go
And they both pit at the end of lap for new front wings
Meanwhile Webbers’ teammate, McNish, is challenging Schumacher for 7th
And he takes the position
And things get even worse for Schumacher a few corners later after he touches the grass and spins the car!
He is pretty much last now with only Webber and Lotterer behind him
And this doesn’t look good for Heidfeld, suspension failure spells the end for him
Meanwhile Leinders has had a great race so far and finds himself in 7th place
Davidson and Button are side by side going down the main straight
And Davidson takes the position
But his teammate is well off the track…
…and he slams into the barrier!
De La Rosa had been running in 9th at the time but he just got too wide in turn 4
Schumacher is making his comeback through the field…
And he easily takes 14th from Zonta
Barrichello sets a new fastest lap but he is currently struggling to shake off Da Matta
Villenueve is off in turn 7
But Button is too far back to capitalize
Now with ten laps down it’s time for some standings
Da Matta sets the fastest lap now, could he be an outside shot for victory today.
McNish is the first to pit
And he is quickly followed in by Leinders
Button’s off the road at turn 7
But he holds position
Glock is running very well up in 5th place
Barrichello and Da Matta are now in the pits
And Barrichello holds position
But Montoya is into the lead and looks to be one stopping
Zonta is side by side with Webber on the approach to Parabolica
But he not only overtakes Webber, but Davidson as well, a very smooth move there
But now it is Webbers’ turn…
And he’s through as well
Verstappen is now in the pits
He rejoins 8th
Meanwhile Sato on a one stop strategy is up to 5th
Villenueve is fighting with Raikkonen over sixth
And the Canadian gains the position
Verstappen locks his brakes going into turn 3
Which allows Webber to take 10th from the Dutchman a few corners later
That does not look good…
And an engine failure forces Wirdheim to retire
And with 28 to go here are the current standings
Montoya is now in the pitlane as the one stoppers start to make their stops
Which allows Barrichello and Da Matta back through, although seeing as they both have to stop again
Schumacher is also one stopping as he pits from 6th
He’s back out in 9th
Villenueve pits from 4th
And he rejoins 7th, looks like it will be a good day for Toyota
Raikkonen has also just been in the pitlane
And he rejoins just ahead of a fast approaching Sato
And Sato runs into the back of the Jordan
Both survive without damage but the incident allows Webber back through
And now with all the one stoppers having made their stops here are the current standings
Verstappen is looking to get past Glock for 4th
And he outbreaks the young German going into turn 3
And now Glock is under pressure from McNish
But he buckles under the pressure and runs into the gravel
Barrichello and Da Matta are into the pitlane again
Which puts Montoya back into the lead, can he hold onto it until the end?
Meanwhile Barrichello holds onto second again
Leinders is running well in 9th place
Make that 10th
Schumi runs wide in turn 4
But he keeps it on the road
But Leinders’ now has him in his sights
Button is under pressure from Zonta in the sole remaining Arrows
And the Brazilian takes the position
With just 15 the top three are separated by just 5 seconds, this could be a close finish
Meanwhile McNish is into the pitlane for the final time
Which promotes Glock into 4th, that would be an excellent result for the young German
Lotterer is caught drifting round the final corner although it doesn’t really cost him anything
McNish is looking for a way past Verstappen with his fresher tyres…
And that’s an excellent move
Montoya has a three second gap to Barrichello with just two to go, surely this is his race to lose now
And they have now started the final lap
And unsurprisingly Montoya has a big enough of a gap back to his team mate as he enters the Parabolica for the final time…
…and Montoya wins the Italian Grand Prix!!!
Barrichello takes 2nd to make it a Williams 1-2
Whilst Da Matta completes the podium
And Timo Glock holds on for 4th
Full Results to follow
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Mclaren Mercedes Statement
Awful.
Awful.
DOTD
The award this week goes to Juan Pablo Montoya whos' near perfect race and excellent strategy choice won him the race.
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Raikkonen Resigns at Jordan
Kimi Raikkonen surprised the F1 paddock today after announcing that he had signed on for another year at Jordan. The talented Finn who has no chance of retaining his world title this year signed on at Jordan after being dropped by Renault at the beginning of the season and was in danger of not even competing in this years championship. However Raikkonen chose to show his thanks to the team by staying another year when he signed a £17.5m contract, even though he received interest from other teams including his previous employers McLaren.
Montoya Moves to McLaren
After being left without a race seat at Williams next season following the signings of Jacques Villenueve and Michael Schumacher, Juan Pablo Montoya looked as though he might struggle to stay in Formula One for another year. However today it has been revealed that he has signed an £18m contract to drive at McLaren Mercedes next season, although surprisingly he did not receive any other offers.
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Kimi Raikkonen surprised the F1 paddock today after announcing that he had signed on for another year at Jordan. The talented Finn who has no chance of retaining his world title this year signed on at Jordan after being dropped by Renault at the beginning of the season and was in danger of not even competing in this years championship. However Raikkonen chose to show his thanks to the team by staying another year when he signed a £17.5m contract, even though he received interest from other teams including his previous employers McLaren.
Montoya Moves to McLaren
After being left without a race seat at Williams next season following the signings of Jacques Villenueve and Michael Schumacher, Juan Pablo Montoya looked as though he might struggle to stay in Formula One for another year. However today it has been revealed that he has signed an £18m contract to drive at McLaren Mercedes next season, although surprisingly he did not receive any other offers.
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Drivers open for contract offers until the end of round 14
Karthikeyan £3m
Badoer £5m
Kiesa £3m
Panis £5m
Motoyama £2m
Baumgartner £3m
Jani £6m
Speed £3m
Albers £3m
R.Schumacher £10m
Wilson £7m
Monteiro £4m
Pizzonia £6m
De la Rosa £5m
Webber £9m
Pantano £3m
McNish £3m
Frentzen £6m
Liuzzi £6m
Trulli £7m
Friesacher £2m
Priaulx £2m
Contracted Drivers for 2005
Gianmaria Bruni - Jordan - £2m
Sebastian Vettel - McLaren - £10m
Nico Rosberg - McLaren - £8m
David Coulthard - Renault £9m
Nick Heidfeld - Sauber - £9.5
Robert Kubica - Jaguar/Red Bull - £7m
Anthony Davidson - Minardi - £6m
Christian Klien - Minardi - £4m
Gary Paffett - Arrows - £5m
Michael Schumacher - Williams - £21m
Jenson Button - Sauber - £11m
Cristiano Da Matta - Toyota - £6m
Felipe Massa - Ferrari - £9m
Takuma Sato - BAR - £7m
Bas Leinders - BAR - £2m
Giancarlo Fisichella - BAR - £9m
Franck Montagny - Minardi - £4m
Jacques Villenueve - Williams - £9m
Alexander Wurz - Jaguar/Red Bull - £6m
Rubens Barrichello - Renault - £15m
Marc Gene - Renault - £4m
Ricardo Zonta - Arrows - £3m
Timo Glock - Arrows - £6m
Bjorn Wirdheim - Williams - £1m
Jos Verstappen - Ferrari - £7m
Fernando Alonso - Ferrari - £16.5m
Ryan Briscoe - McLaren - £3m
Andre Lotterer - Jordan - £2m
Webber - Jaguar/Red Bull - £13.5m
Robert Doornbos - Sauber GP2 - £5m
Kimi Raikkonen - Jordan - £17.5m
Juan P Montoya - McLaren - £18m
2005 Signings Thread
Also as we are getting close to completing the driver lineups for next season we just have three teams left who need drivers, I thought that I would post what they still needed as I don't think I've received any offers from them for a while so:
Teams Missing Drivers
Toyota - 2nd Driver, Test Driver
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Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 08/22/2011 08:47PM by Twigster151.
Karthikeyan £3m
Badoer £5m
Kiesa £3m
Panis £5m
Motoyama £2m
Baumgartner £3m
Jani £6m
Speed £3m
Albers £3m
R.Schumacher £10m
Wilson £7m
Monteiro £4m
Pizzonia £6m
De la Rosa £5m
Webber £9m
Pantano £3m
McNish £3m
Frentzen £6m
Liuzzi £6m
Trulli £7m
Friesacher £2m
Priaulx £2m
Contracted Drivers for 2005
Gianmaria Bruni - Jordan - £2m
Sebastian Vettel - McLaren - £10m
Nico Rosberg - McLaren - £8m
David Coulthard - Renault £9m
Nick Heidfeld - Sauber - £9.5
Robert Kubica - Jaguar/Red Bull - £7m
Anthony Davidson - Minardi - £6m
Christian Klien - Minardi - £4m
Gary Paffett - Arrows - £5m
Michael Schumacher - Williams - £21m
Jenson Button - Sauber - £11m
Cristiano Da Matta - Toyota - £6m
Felipe Massa - Ferrari - £9m
Takuma Sato - BAR - £7m
Bas Leinders - BAR - £2m
Giancarlo Fisichella - BAR - £9m
Franck Montagny - Minardi - £4m
Jacques Villenueve - Williams - £9m
Alexander Wurz - Jaguar/Red Bull - £6m
Rubens Barrichello - Renault - £15m
Marc Gene - Renault - £4m
Ricardo Zonta - Arrows - £3m
Timo Glock - Arrows - £6m
Bjorn Wirdheim - Williams - £1m
Jos Verstappen - Ferrari - £7m
Fernando Alonso - Ferrari - £16.5m
Ryan Briscoe - McLaren - £3m
Andre Lotterer - Jordan - £2m
Webber - Jaguar/Red Bull - £13.5m
Robert Doornbos - Sauber GP2 - £5m
Kimi Raikkonen - Jordan - £17.5m
Juan P Montoya - McLaren - £18m
2005 Signings Thread
Also as we are getting close to completing the driver lineups for next season we just have three teams left who need drivers, I thought that I would post what they still needed as I don't think I've received any offers from them for a while so:
Teams Missing Drivers
Toyota - 2nd Driver, Test Driver
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Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 08/22/2011 08:47PM by Twigster151.
Twigster151 Wrote:
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> Drivers open for contract offers until the end of
> round 14
> Karthikeyan £3m
> Badoer £5m
> Kiesa £3m
> Panis £5m
> Motoyama £2m
> Baumgartner £3m
> Jani £6m
> Speed £3m
> Albers £3m
> R.Schumacher £10m
> Wilson £7m
> Monteiro £4m
> Pizzonia £6m
> De la Rosa £5m
> Webber £9m
> Pantano £3m
> McNish £3m
> Frentzen £6m
> Liuzzi £6m
> Trulli £7m
> Friesacher £2m
> Priaulx £2m
>
> Contracted Drivers for 2005
> Gianmaria Bruni - Jordan - £2m
> Sebastian Vettel - McLaren - £10m
> Nico Rosberg - McLaren - £8m
> David Coulthard - Renault £9m
> Nick Heidfeld - Sauber - £9.5
> Robert Kubica - Jaguar/Red Bull - £7m
> Anthony Davidson - Minardi - £6m
> Christian Klien - Minardi - £4m
> Gary Paffett - Arrows - £5m
> Michael Schumacher - Williams - £21m
> Jenson Button - Sauber - £11m
> Cristiano Da Matta - Toyota - £6m
> Felipe Massa - Ferrari - £9m
> Takuma Sato - BAR - £7m
> Bas Leinders - BAR - £2m
> Giancarlo Fisichella - BAR - £9m
> Franck Montagny - Minardi - £4m
> Jacques Villenueve - Williams - £9m
> Alexander Wurz - Jaguar/Red Bull - £6m
> Rubens Barrichello - Renault - £15m
> Marc Gene - Renault - £4m
> Ricardo Zonta - Arrows - £3m
> Timo Glock - Arrows - £6m
> Bjorn Wirdheim - Williams - £1m
> Jos Verstappen - Ferrari - £7m
> Fernando Alonso - Ferrari - £16.5m
> Ryan Briscoe - McLaren - £3m
> Andre Lotterer - Jordan - £2m
> Webber - Jaguar/Red Bull - £13.5m
> Robert Doornbos - Sauber GP2 - £5m
> Kimi Raikkonen - Jordan - £17.5m
> Juan P Montoya - McLaren - £18m
>
> 2005 Signings Thread
>
> Also as we are getting close to completing the
> driver lineups for next season we just have three
> teams left who need drivers, I thought that I
> would post what they still needed as I don't think
> I've received any offers from them for a while
> so:
>
> Teams Missing Drivers
> Williams - Test Driver
> Sauber - Test Driver
> Toyota - 2nd Driver, Test Driver
Bjorn Wirdheim will be our test driver
My GPGSL Career
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> Drivers open for contract offers until the end of
> round 14
> Karthikeyan £3m
> Badoer £5m
> Kiesa £3m
> Panis £5m
> Motoyama £2m
> Baumgartner £3m
> Jani £6m
> Speed £3m
> Albers £3m
> R.Schumacher £10m
> Wilson £7m
> Monteiro £4m
> Pizzonia £6m
> De la Rosa £5m
> Webber £9m
> Pantano £3m
> McNish £3m
> Frentzen £6m
> Liuzzi £6m
> Trulli £7m
> Friesacher £2m
> Priaulx £2m
>
> Contracted Drivers for 2005
> Gianmaria Bruni - Jordan - £2m
> Sebastian Vettel - McLaren - £10m
> Nico Rosberg - McLaren - £8m
> David Coulthard - Renault £9m
> Nick Heidfeld - Sauber - £9.5
> Robert Kubica - Jaguar/Red Bull - £7m
> Anthony Davidson - Minardi - £6m
> Christian Klien - Minardi - £4m
> Gary Paffett - Arrows - £5m
> Michael Schumacher - Williams - £21m
> Jenson Button - Sauber - £11m
> Cristiano Da Matta - Toyota - £6m
> Felipe Massa - Ferrari - £9m
> Takuma Sato - BAR - £7m
> Bas Leinders - BAR - £2m
> Giancarlo Fisichella - BAR - £9m
> Franck Montagny - Minardi - £4m
> Jacques Villenueve - Williams - £9m
> Alexander Wurz - Jaguar/Red Bull - £6m
> Rubens Barrichello - Renault - £15m
> Marc Gene - Renault - £4m
> Ricardo Zonta - Arrows - £3m
> Timo Glock - Arrows - £6m
> Bjorn Wirdheim - Williams - £1m
> Jos Verstappen - Ferrari - £7m
> Fernando Alonso - Ferrari - £16.5m
> Ryan Briscoe - McLaren - £3m
> Andre Lotterer - Jordan - £2m
> Webber - Jaguar/Red Bull - £13.5m
> Robert Doornbos - Sauber GP2 - £5m
> Kimi Raikkonen - Jordan - £17.5m
> Juan P Montoya - McLaren - £18m
>
> 2005 Signings Thread
>
> Also as we are getting close to completing the
> driver lineups for next season we just have three
> teams left who need drivers, I thought that I
> would post what they still needed as I don't think
> I've received any offers from them for a while
> so:
>
> Teams Missing Drivers
> Williams - Test Driver
> Sauber - Test Driver
> Toyota - 2nd Driver, Test Driver
Bjorn Wirdheim will be our test driver
My GPGSL Career
Ah yeah, I must have forgotten to update the lineups when you signed him. It has been corrected now
EDIT: I have also now been informed that Kovalainen will be testing for Sauber so that means that Toyota are the only team who still need drivers.
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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 08/22/2011 08:46PM by Twigster151.
EDIT: I have also now been informed that Kovalainen will be testing for Sauber so that means that Toyota are the only team who still need drivers.
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