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27 Jan 2003, 13:34 (Ref:487319) | #1 | ||
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I hear whispers that Ryan Sharp may not be doing Formula Renault next year with JVA but is going to Germany. Anyone know the score?
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27 Jan 2003, 19:44 (Ref:487620) | #2 | |
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so it said in motorsport news unless there's another ryan sharp hanging around...
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27 Jan 2003, 23:43 (Ref:487826) | #3 | ||
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don't be smart with me, missy ... I didn't see it, I was too busy, during the house move, making curtains last week (a woman's job)
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*scary mental picture of jinxxy behind a sewing machine with a pinny and headscarf and rollers*
he's doing eurocup (didn't know that still existed?) and german renaults. apparently. |
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27 Jan 2003, 23:50 (Ref:487831) | #5 | ||
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lol - pinny and a headscarf and very little else! That's just wishful thinking, lady <ducks and gets ready to sprint>
Eurocup is FRenault Eurocup? The one Russfeld says may have different engine mapping? That Hamilton did a few rounds of last year? (Yes, yes, I know, a preposition is a grammatical term you should never end a sentence with!) Who's behind the German FR move then? He'll do well. |
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27 Jan 2003, 23:55 (Ref:487836) | #6 | |
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Yeah I was told once Eurocup uses a different map and maybe even a better fuel. Were Donnington Euro times from Donnington National times?
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27 Jan 2003, 23:55 (Ref:487837) | #7 | |
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dunno, but i know quite a few were looking at doing that last year - about time someone went for the jump?
(even if the circuit will be a lot quieter without ryan) |
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28 Jan 2003, 00:13 (Ref:487851) | #8 | ||
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?? ryan is the quietest guy on the circuit UK FRenault are using control fuel from Atol (who supplied UK karting fuel) next year, I believe. That's really good news. Takes a variable away. I don't know what you can do to fuel in FR, but there were all sorts of tricks that the karting fraternity got up to
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28 Jan 2003, 00:21 (Ref:487856) | #9 | |
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i'm sure the renault lot will find a way around it
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28 Jan 2003, 01:11 (Ref:487893) | #10 | ||
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this is the UK ... we play fair
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28 Jan 2003, 01:19 (Ref:487899) | #11 | |
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28 Jan 2003, 04:04 (Ref:487977) | #15 | ||
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damn, not easy to get 3 together at once ...
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if ryans going to europe and firstair are staying in the usa, along with possibly a branch of fortec.
whos gonna jump ship next.... on a different note any news on when and if a new chassis for formula renault will be brought out, or is it gonna stay. just thinking cos f fords are updated then surelly renault will be soon... |
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28 Jan 2003, 14:36 (Ref:488376) | #19 | |
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Well new Fords come out every year, but the regs dont change that much.
I think the current FRS package ends in 2005? |
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28 Jan 2003, 15:40 (Ref:488412) | #20 | ||
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I had heard that it was a 3 year standard for current Formula Renault chassis - 2002 was the first year, but my memory aint what it was.
racingdick - you need to co-ordinate the sticky-out tongue smileys in the text area with the one next to the date at the top (ie where your camp fire is burning) if you want to impress me !! I did it by accident on this page http://tentenths.com/forum/showthrea...5&pagenumber=5 but it seems to have stopped now |
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28 Jan 2003, 15:59 (Ref:488428) | #21 | |
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The longer they can extend the current chassis (keeping safety and wear in mind) the better a value the series is.
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28 Jan 2003, 16:39 (Ref:488465) | #23 | ||
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with the severity of some of the accidents last year i wouldn't be surprised if renault sport have been kept busy over the winter delivering out new cars
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Keeping a car the same for a long period of time is good for costs, but they also have to be kept up to date, or other championships can be seen more favourably. After 2005, these cars will be 6 years old. Last edited by Paul Rayner; 29 Jan 2003 at 20:33. |
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