Formula Legacy Manager - 80s
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HOWS THAT HAPPENING?
HOWS THAT HAPPENING?
Off Season
Tiers have been updated (1st Page), here are the available drivers for next season :
End of Contract
G. Villeneuve, 33 years old, 135$/race
A. Prost, 28 years old, 146$/race
P. Tambay, 34 years old, 115$/race
Free Agent
B. Giacomelli, 31 years old, 75$/race
G. Nilsson, 35 years old, 65$/race
H-J. Stuck, 32 years old, 65$/race
E. Cheever, 25 years old, 67$/race
S. Nakajima, 30 years old, 62$/race
D. Warwick, 29 years old, 59$/race
T. Fabi, 28 years old, 61$/race
S. Johansson, 27 years old, 88$/race
T. Boutsen, 26 years old, 75$/race
Notice that McLaren, BRM, Lotus, Toleman and ATS need a driver for next season. You have 48h to send me your wishlist (5 drivers).
For all, you've got 24h to buy or sell a driver if you'd like to.
Tiers have been updated (1st Page), here are the available drivers for next season :
End of Contract
G. Villeneuve, 33 years old, 135$/race
A. Prost, 28 years old, 146$/race
P. Tambay, 34 years old, 115$/race
Free Agent
B. Giacomelli, 31 years old, 75$/race
G. Nilsson, 35 years old, 65$/race
H-J. Stuck, 32 years old, 65$/race
E. Cheever, 25 years old, 67$/race
S. Nakajima, 30 years old, 62$/race
D. Warwick, 29 years old, 59$/race
T. Fabi, 28 years old, 61$/race
S. Johansson, 27 years old, 88$/race
T. Boutsen, 26 years old, 75$/race
Notice that McLaren, BRM, Lotus, Toleman and ATS need a driver for next season. You have 48h to send me your wishlist (5 drivers).
For all, you've got 24h to buy or sell a driver if you'd like to.
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Williams
So close to win the Drivers' Championship for Alan Jones, but at least we won the Constructors' Championship!
Current budget: 1770$
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So close to win the Drivers' Championship for Alan Jones, but at least we won the Constructors' Championship!
Current budget: 1770$
+2 engine (600$)
+6 mechanics (1200$)
Remaining: -30$
Sponsor Points
Hall of Fame - Retirement
J. Mass, 37 years old and G. Nilsson, 35 years old, after being asked by no one the past two years have decided to retire from Formula One.
Patrick Depailler, 39 years old, 2nd with Surtees in 1974 and 2nd with Ferrari in 1977, 9 Victories, 27 podiums, has decided to retire from racing.
Emerson Fittipaldi is born in Sao Paulo (BRA) in 1946. He began his Formula One career in 1970, on the Colin Chapman's cars and won his first F1 Drivers' World Championship in 1973, at the age of 27 years old, which made him the youngest F1 Champion of all time.
He tried then to catch another title with BRM and has fiercely fought the swedish genius Ronnie Peterson for 3 seasons. However, he always failed and has begun to become undesirable for the Formula One top teams.
Too expensive, older, far from the pace he used to have, he signed a 3 years contract with the back-marker team March and has become quite anonymous.
In 1980, the german manager of the newly come A.T.S Team, Ben Utzer (who beat him with Surtees and Cevert in 1975) made everything to sign him. One win for his first year, the old Fittipaldi seemed to be back.
Two years later, at the age of 37, he won his second and last title after an amazing season and offered their first ever drivers' championship to ATS (second for Utzer).
With 2 WC, being also 5 times Second in the season Standings, 26 victories (equals Jackie Stewart) and 66 podiums (new record), Emerson Fittipaldi has had the greatest Formula One career of all time.
For everything you did.. Thank you Emmo !
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J. Mass, 37 years old and G. Nilsson, 35 years old, after being asked by no one the past two years have decided to retire from Formula One.
Patrick Depailler, 39 years old, 2nd with Surtees in 1974 and 2nd with Ferrari in 1977, 9 Victories, 27 podiums, has decided to retire from racing.
Emerson Fittipaldi is born in Sao Paulo (BRA) in 1946. He began his Formula One career in 1970, on the Colin Chapman's cars and won his first F1 Drivers' World Championship in 1973, at the age of 27 years old, which made him the youngest F1 Champion of all time.
He tried then to catch another title with BRM and has fiercely fought the swedish genius Ronnie Peterson for 3 seasons. However, he always failed and has begun to become undesirable for the Formula One top teams.
Too expensive, older, far from the pace he used to have, he signed a 3 years contract with the back-marker team March and has become quite anonymous.
In 1980, the german manager of the newly come A.T.S Team, Ben Utzer (who beat him with Surtees and Cevert in 1975) made everything to sign him. One win for his first year, the old Fittipaldi seemed to be back.
Two years later, at the age of 37, he won his second and last title after an amazing season and offered their first ever drivers' championship to ATS (second for Utzer).
With 2 WC, being also 5 times Second in the season Standings, 26 victories (equals Jackie Stewart) and 66 podiums (new record), Emerson Fittipaldi has had the greatest Formula One career of all time.
For everything you did.. Thank you Emmo !
New - Formula One Drivers' Hall of Fame -
Never should've let him go, that was the start of my downfall.Emerson Fittipaldi is born in Sao Paulo (BRA) in 1946. He began his Formula One career in 1970, on the Colin Chapman's cars and won his first F1 Drivers' World Championship in 1973, at the age of 27 years old, which made him the youngest F1 Champion of all time.
He tried then to catch another title with BRM and has fiercely fought the swedish genius Ronnie Peterson for 3 seasons. However, he always failed and has begun to become undesirable for the Formula One top teams.
Too expensive, older, far from the pace he used to have, he signed a 3 years contract with the back-marker team March and has become quite anonymous.
In 1980, the german manager of the newly come A.T.S Team, Ben Utzer (who beat him with Surtees and Cevert in 1975) made everything to sign him. One win for his first year, the old Fittipaldi seemed to be back.
Two years later, at the age of 37, he won his second and last title after an amazing season and offered their first ever drivers' championship to ATS (second for Utzer).
With 2 WC, being also 5 times Second in the season Standings, 26 victories (equals Jackie Stewart) and 66 podiums (new record), Emerson Fittipaldi has had the greatest Formula One career of all time.
For everything you did.. Thank you Emmo !
The 3 years I had him helped pull me out of Tier 4 for a time.
wait but.. if he was 27 at the end of 1973 how was he all of a sudden 37 at the end of 1982?
He should have been 26 at the end of the 1973 season cos his birthday is in december and the season ended on october, and then 35 at the end of 1982, this season ended in september. Or at least 27-36, if you look at only the year
He should have been 26 at the end of the 1973 season cos his birthday is in december and the season ended on october, and then 35 at the end of 1982, this season ended in september. Or at least 27-36, if you look at only the year
Being a part time Maths teacher.. obviously there's a problemwait but.. if he was 27 at the end of 1973 how was he all of a sudden 37 at the end of 1982?
He should have been 26 at the end of the 1973 season cos his birthday is in december and the season ended on october, and then 35 at the end of 1982, this season ended in september. Or at least 27-36, if you look at only the year
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