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13 Aug 2003, 00:39 (Ref:686777) | #1 | |
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Driver Academies
Hello I am an aspiring driver looking for some email address for any F1 team's driver Academies or any email addresses that could help me get to the people in charge of the program. Also what are all of the academies you know of?
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13 Aug 2003, 07:42 (Ref:686878) | #2 | |
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Err.... are you having a laugh ?
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14 Aug 2003, 16:31 (Ref:688311) | #3 | |
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I beleive that the London council have an Academy for aspiring drivers! If you don,t make it you could always try for conductor.
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14 Aug 2003, 17:43 (Ref:688375) | #4 | ||
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LMAO
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14 Aug 2003, 21:03 (Ref:688542) | #5 | ||
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That's a good one...
If ur belgian, we have a program, from Renault F1... search the web (google) for RACB Formula Renault Academy... If succesful, you can get into the RDD ( driver develoment) from the renault F1 team, and join the likes of Alonso... |
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14 Aug 2003, 22:29 (Ref:688611) | #6 | |
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I am American so that prob would work, I have visited the site and it seems they dont want any english speaking fellows.
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14 Aug 2003, 23:18 (Ref:688644) | #7 | ||
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I saw another F1 scholarship in this weeks Autosport magazine.
www.f1scholarship.com hmm, now whats the chance of a newbie just walking in and winning the Zip championship, then British FRenault, then Euro V6 FRenault??? |
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15 Aug 2003, 07:54 (Ref:688776) | #8 | ||
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stranger things have happened at sea, though none spring to mind right now!
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15 Aug 2003, 08:03 (Ref:688783) | #9 | |
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Since when have Americans spoken English?
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15 Aug 2003, 08:56 (Ref:688805) | #10 | ||
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LOL, F1 school!
"Well done bradenc, you passed with 95% take your seat next to JPM, Mr Invader, a good effort enjoy your time with BAR and I see your back again Mr Verstappen, must try harder - minardi. Soory to take the 91$$, but seriously have you raced yet? If not I'd find some money, and go and drive single seaters in a club enviroment before i considered contacting ANY pro teams, let alone F1. You'll enjoy itand you'll soon find out if you are good enough to win. |
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15 Aug 2003, 13:23 (Ref:689050) | #11 | |
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I have raced karts for eight years and have one the North American Karting Championships and many other Nationals events. Currently I race ICA.
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15 Aug 2003, 14:13 (Ref:689101) | #12 | |
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You need to make a move into single seaters and start winning as well as getting a good management team!
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15 Aug 2003, 14:13 (Ref:689102) | #13 | ||
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So we can assume you have some talent, you just need a budget. sound familiar. Then you can get racing, my problem is I have a tiny budget and even less talent.
Can anyone recall the MSA route to the top, is it FFZetec, FRenault then F3? Sorry if i was a little flippant/derrogatry, in the UK scholarships and aid to sports ppl are not freely available. Even to the most talented. What is ICA? Have you got into cars yet? |
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15 Aug 2003, 14:31 (Ref:689114) | #14 | |
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ICA is a step below FA, it is a reed engine that uses a 24mm butterfly carb and has around 30 hp. I have tested a Formula Renault 1600.
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15 Aug 2003, 14:37 (Ref:689117) | #15 | ||
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There is a scheme near me, but to get into it you have to a hooligan and steal lots of cars and keep getting caught. The local council then thinks you are underpriviledged and send you to a workshop where you can build and race cars. If you are a normal honest person you will get all but good luck anyway
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15 Aug 2003, 14:51 (Ref:689130) | #16 | ||
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A life of crime or reality tv may be your only chance!
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19 Aug 2003, 09:26 (Ref:691997) | #17 | ||
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You need money, lots and lots of it, because there isn't much point bothering with single seaters unless you're in a good team (don't think otherwise - it doesn't happen)
FF Zetec £100k FRenault £150k F3 £300k F3000 £450k Thats a million quid - if you only spend a year in each class, good luck.. . |
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20 Aug 2003, 07:28 (Ref:692909) | #18 | |
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Thought About entering the exchange and mart F1 drivers competition??
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21 Aug 2003, 01:21 (Ref:693902) | #19 | ||
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I've got a few links for driving schools in my F3000.com / Links section
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