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16  UKGPL / UKGPL Races / Re: UKGPL Season 42 (Spring 2023) 1969 F1 - VIR - May 14 on: May 15, 2023, 11:12:52 AM +0100
A happy but not brilliant victory...
Somehow I wasn't in the mood yesterday, just couldn't find a fast rhythm, wasn't in shape or was it because I still don't trust the McLaren M7a Cossy after the frustration in Bathurst ...?
In any case, in training I was far from my pB from my preparation (1:45.5), which for the most part had also been done on the impossible old track (= Rally Cross for F1  Grin)...
My start wasn't bad, but Greg’s was better, so I had to brake on the last moment in T1. Happy we didn't touch each other I must slowed down. My Antipasti Teamie Axel promptly hit me in the back and the CHAOS ensued …  Shocked
I had much luck at that moment, didn't notice anything at all and was able to pull away quickly. But what the GPL damage model of the '69 offered -  Roll Eyes impossible,  Shocked horrible to watch, simply unbelievable - actually more than half of the cars should have been eliminated in lap 1 ...
When I saw Greg back in second position already in R10!! great catch up from P14 !! I had a lead of about +23s. That looked like an easy task to carry the M7A to the target. But it is nothing new, when you're not under full pressure, some lacks of concentration followed and a spin closed the gap more and more.
Maybe it was just the sumptuous dinner?  Grin
Congratulations to Greg and Johnny, my Antipasti teamies good day for us  Grin and all finishers, thanks to all back markers for fair lapping.
I'm hoping to be in better form at Road Atlanta - the form of the day is becoming more and more important... Roll Eyes Grin
17  UKGPL / UKGPL Races / Re: UKGPL Season 42 (Spring 2023) 1969 F1 - Dijon-Prenois - Apr 30 on: May 01, 2023, 05:40:36 PM +0100
Congratulations to you Enrique and Axel  thumbup2
and many thanks for the perfect organisation

For me it was a very special race.
In Dijon, on this very circuit, I saw the Grand Prix de France of 1977, 1979 and 1981 live. 1979 with 120000 spectators. This race is considered as one of the best F1 races of all times - especially the Arnoux versus Villeneuve duel the last three laps! For those who have never seen it here is the LINK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BzGcm28AOb8

I have a lot of great memories of these race visits - which motivated me to invest once again in a good preparation, which after the frustrating engine failures in the past two races finally led to my first win this year and on this track.

This time everything just went without problems, except for the one or other lapping. They cost me up to 2 seconds per lapping but fortunately my lead was big enough. 1979 Villeneuve wasn't so lucky to have such an advantage ...

See you in VIR
18  UKGPL / UKGPL Races / Re: UKGPL Season 42 (Spring 2023) 1969 F1 - Bathurst - Apr 2 on: April 03, 2023, 10:40:33 AM +0100
Congratulations to you Greg, Pete and Jonny, especially to Greg for taking the championship lead.
We had a nice competition for the pole.
Start was ok and after Greg's excursion I had a easy race until my engine blew up in lap 12.
Cu next race
19  UKGPL / UKGPL Races / Re: UKGPL Season 42 (Spring 2023) 1969 F1 - Silverstone - Mar 19 on: March 21, 2023, 12:50:11 AM +0000
Congratulations Pete and Andreas – that was one of the races I will never forget!
As Pete wrote, it was a real blast! It got more exciting with every lap and was a hard work to do with that heavy MS84, no chance of keeping up with you when accelerating out of the corners. I could only hope to keep the gap, waiting for your little mistake (I had half a dozen of them). In the end it was a fantastic race, the highlight of the season so far. Let‘s do it again ... Grin
20  UKGPL / UKGPL Races / Re: UKGPL Season 42 (Spring 2023) 1969 F1 - Nürburgring - Mar 5 on: March 06, 2023, 06:24:47 PM +0000
Congratulations to our sympathetic podium, I'm happy to see my friends up there  thumbup2, even though I would have liked to be there by myself because I had a good chance to do so ...
Unfortunately I had a strange engine problem at the end of the second lap at Galgenkopf with already more than 15s lead, drastic power loss without any apparent reason. Unfortunately, GPL does not comment on this. At approx. 80ºC oil temperature, approx. 90ºC water temperature with 9500 RPM, the RPMs dropped back to max. 7000 RPM without over-revving Huh  That's it ... Sad
Of course I am very disappointed, I have to have a crisis meeting with my engine specialists.
I'm looking forward to Silverstone – the home of british Motorracing  Grin
21  UKGPL / UKGPL Races / Re: UKGPL Season 42 (Spring 2023) 1969 F1 - Spa67 - Feb 19 on: February 20, 2023, 04:33:00 PM +0000
Congratulations to you Axel and Greg - nice to be on the podium with you.    Grin
At the start Greg passed me directly. I lost very fast the slipstream of the leaders - no more chances. Great job Axel, Greg and not to forget Doni in the old BT24! Fine to see that the expected crash in T1 did not happen - it is possible even in Spa!  thumbup2  I hope that the crashed drivers (SRY) all came out of their burning cars unharmed and can drive again at the Ring.
cu on track
22  UKGPL / UKGPL Races / Re: UKGPL Season 42 (Spring 2023) 1969 F1 - Monaco - Feb 5 on: February 06, 2023, 11:58:18 AM +0000
What a surprise - only ONE top car on the grid!
Nobody wants to win in Monaco anymore? I wish I had known that.  Grin
I was quite happy with my practice result. In the race, my only goal was to finish, which is always special here in Monaco - and I did it without being lapped, which I expected - even the fuel would have been enough for more than 4 laps, which also speaks for my special Monaco riding style ...
Congratulations and a big hand to you Fulvio and Greg, it's nice to stand next to you both on the podium.
Big SRY to Clive, Miguel, Axel and the other none finishers
THX to all racers and admins.
Next Cu race
23  UKGPL / UKGPL Races / Re: UKGPL Season 42 (Spring 2023) 1969 F1 - Monza67 - Jan 22 on: January 24, 2023, 12:06:33 AM +0000
Nice full grid yesterday!  Grin
I am very happy with my race, was able to stay out of it all after my bad start takeing home the second place safely, although I was in fact much too tired ­- not able to go hotlapping to the end of the race. So I was pleased to let Renato pass, also because I saw how fast he was coming closer.  - 2 fast 4 me  thumbup1  and big THX for close and faire fighting to you Fulvio. Cool
Congratulation Renato and Ricardo and to all finishers
thanks for the perfect organization
24  UKGPL / UKGPL Races / Re: UKGPL Season 41 (Autumn 2022) 1966 F1 - Spa - Dec 6 on: December 07, 2022, 12:39:22 AM +0000
"Grande casino" here! As a reserve driver, I dutifully waited the 25 minutes as instructed, only to discover that I had not installed the track at all. So I did it and search for setups (they were not perfect working with my new equipment because they were more than 10 years old …) After that I was on track with 20 minutes to go …  Angry
It followed a very extraneous, unrealistic race.  Roll Eyes
Not even the track who looks so strange to me after such a long time (even Eau Rouge and Malmédy are great combinations) no because of the GPL damage mode! Normally my race should be finished (shift-R after more than 20 years of GPL racing is no option for me  Roll Eyes ) after the start crash, where five drivers and a lot of the spectators, when Bastian flew into them were killed – and then I also slam into a house behind Masta and survived – easy going, doesn’t matter – I turned my car around and went on without using shift-R !!!  Lap after lap I was able to remember the course again and despite the old set-up I still managed the second-fastest lap even I have a lot of crashes ... Roll Eyes THX to Evil, Christian, Andreas and Billy for having some fun.  thumbup1
Many THX to UK-GPL for organizing, wish you all happy holidays and a happy new year.

25  UKGPL / UKGPL Races / Re: UKGPL Season 41 (Autumn 2022) 1966 F1 - Willow Springs - Oct 25 on: October 28, 2022, 07:48:47 PM +0100
Thanks Axel Smiley was no problem - but looking already was!
I must confirm Andreas' assumption unfortunately ...
Tristan just pushed me recklessly off the track - even there was enough space!
has nothing to do with fair F1 racing for me
What‘s about KartCraft? In karting this kind of fighting is normal ...
the main thing is that you enjoy it - I do not ...
P3 in practice surprised me Smiley as well as the chaos after the start in T1. After that all was fine, the little red one ran great and until the said Kartracing moment I had a lot of fun.
cu next race in clermont ferrand
26  UKGPL / UKGPL Races / Re: UKGPL Season 41 (Autumn 2022) 1966 F1 - Willow Springs - Oct 25 on: October 25, 2022, 10:41:14 PM +0100
the replay link doesnt work??
27  UKGPL / UKGPL Races / Re: UKGPL Season 41 (Autumn 2022) 1966 F1 - Rouen - Oct 11 on: October 13, 2022, 08:13:17 PM +0100
He Lasse,
thank you very much for your explanation, next time i will do it like this.
GRATS for your great show in the clearly slower McLaren - impressive!!!
@ Paul
nP, I was only surprised, nothing happend Cool
28  UKGPL / UKGPL Races / Re: UKGPL Season 41 (Autumn 2022) 1966 F1 - Rouen - Oct 11 on: October 12, 2022, 06:55:56 PM +0100
... and again (like Solitude) rolled up the field from behind.  Cool But this time no colleague was to blame but a technical problem maybe of the track installation Huh which finally led to the DQ. Despite 4th best time of 2:00,93, which was not recognized (DQ!) I had to start from the last row.
My Techprob: I could not start from the pits Huh When I pressed the green button for going to the pits, it followed a massive ”ROCKETCRASH!” Sad with a rough landing after a long flight in the sky, somewhere on track or in the green! I only could start driving with using shift-R  … Sad
But my race was fine. I had a lot of fun catching up from P16 to P4. My very quickly made setup, I had mistakenly prepared for Reims!!?? for whatever reason, fortunately was ok.
Congratulations to Leo, Tristan and Lasse and all the competitors. Except for my outlap, were Paul scared me in T1 – after the race Roll Eyes all colleagues were very fair and prudent on the road - great racing, THX to you all.  thumbup1
29  UKGPL / UKGPL Races / Re: UKGPL Season 41 (Autumn 2022) 1966 F1 - Solitude - Sep 27 on: September 28, 2022, 12:35:35 AM +0100
That was one of my best races, with really a lot of fun after the shock in the first lap I quickly could find the flow again – and again an experience of a special kind with my  special friend Yannick - just stupid - and that's not enough, already lying on the ground Leo hits me with a violent bump! But my catching up from 12th position was fine also because the other colleagues fight very fairly and carefully.
Congratulations to you Tristan and Tom.
I'm already looking forward to our slipstream battle in Rouen.
30  UKGPL / UKGPL Races / Re: UKGPL Season 41 (Autumn 2022) 1966 F1 - Boreham Airfield - Sep 13 on: September 13, 2022, 10:17:11 PM +0100
Shoot out from a Ferrari, driving on p3 with 12 laps to go.
Who was that bad boy? Huh
A lot of backmakers didnt made a good job today ...
what is wrong with you  Huh
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