web-based F1 management simulation type thing

no guesses which team you've gone for

the good teams are being taken rapidly, but there's still plenty of 2nd driver slots in them.

i once played a game as team stupid aguri and it said "warning: playing with this team provides a very high level of challenge" - good luck to whoever gets them.

it's worth noting you can nick your team mates setups, schumey style
 
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Team Boss of Toyota appointed: Gord!

Looking to improve our performance this year were aiming to beat our fellow japanese competitors more than anything. I doubt we can keep up with the likes of McLaren, Renault or Ferrari but we are running a high risk strategy that could prove highly beneficial or highly detrimental. We await the race and are confident in our setup.
 
Second in practice at the mo, very happy.

Just how can the ferraris' bes so quick on hard tyres, my lap on hards is bottom!
 
Boss rues BMW practise blunder:

BMW were left reeling after driver Nick Heidfeld used up his practise runs for the upcoming Malaysian Grand Prix and wasted valuable setup information. "One minute I was talking over the radio and the next Jacques Villeneuve's song was piping through into the cockpit. I was lucky not to crash but our times were spoiled as I could not stop laughing"
 
Toyota Practice Cut Short

"As we announced earlier, high risk strategy is our new thinking out of the box here at Toyota. Today it shot us in the foot. Frigging nonce crashed our car the ****..."
 
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Second in practice at the mo, very happy.

Just how can the ferraris' bes so quick on hard tyres, my lap on hards is bottom!
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the different driver characteristics you choose affect how you can do things

my choices allow me to take a very high risk in practice with minimal chance of binning it. more data = better setup = faster times.

a case in point, i already have 4-5 slides at the "spot on" settings
 
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