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31 Dec 2001, 04:01 (Ref:191809) | #1 | ||
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1999 british formula ford.....
anyone have the top 5 points finishes for 1999 :confused:
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31 Dec 2001, 13:42 (Ref:191915) | #2 | |
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As I recall its Kiesa, Ambrose, Murray, Dahlgren and Van der Ende
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1 Jan 2002, 19:56 (Ref:192345) | #3 | ||
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I didn't think Dahlgren did that well in 1999? He was with Menu that year, wasn't he?
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4 Jan 2002, 18:42 (Ref:193917) | #4 | |
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1.Kiesa (157)
2.Murray (120) 3=Van Der Ende (110) 3=Ambrose (110) 5.Sisley (68) 6.Courtney (63) No Dahlgren... why do you ask anyway... Last edited by sgrok; 4 Jan 2002 at 18:43. |
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4 Jan 2002, 18:49 (Ref:193919) | #5 | ||
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Just out of interest, where did you find those results?
I spent all of ...oh... 5 minutes looking for them, but since the sad loss of formulaford.com I couldn't find anywhere with back dated results. Marcos Ambrose, that's someone I would've liked to see do better after his time in Fords. He went off to do French F3 didn't he? Then did a couple of races in Brit F3 before heading home to V8s or something. Shame, he should've won the fesival both times he entered. |
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4 Jan 2002, 20:30 (Ref:193981) | #6 | ||
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Didnt Jenson punt him off at Clearways in the 98 festival ????.....and i would like to know where you found those results too , as i had a look and couldnt find them eithere.
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4 Jan 2002, 20:42 (Ref:193994) | #7 | |
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I think that was Wheldon?
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4 Jan 2002, 22:26 (Ref:194068) | #8 | ||
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For some reason I can never *quite* remember what happens at the festival...
I thought it was Button who gave Ambrose the shove, then the following year something broke while he was leading, if my beer-clouded memory serves me correct. Gutted. |
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4 Jan 2002, 23:11 (Ref:194099) | #9 | ||
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In 99 Marcus was leading by a country mile from Ricardo Van Der Ende when his gear linkage broke due to a dodgy bush in the chassis. Ricardo went on to win the race. |
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4 Jan 2002, 23:19 (Ref:194101) | #10 | ||
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i think it was Jenson......., as he was trying to over take Ambrose for a few laps , and ended up being a bit over aggresive with him......i think it was a lesson that Button learned the previous week in the Formula Ford Eurocup at Brands when he was leading in the final round , but was defending with all he had , as was taken off by someone in a simular way at Clearways as to what he did to Ambrose the following week in the Fesival....
also..good to see Dan Wheldon being lined up for a drive with Eddie Cheevers IRL squad...hope it comes off for him......now there's a good British bet for the INDY 500. |
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5 Jan 2002, 01:19 (Ref:194134) | #11 | |
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aha, thanks
Actually what I meant was, I thought Wheldon was the guy who got removed by Button |
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9 Jan 2002, 16:00 (Ref:196053) | #12 | ||
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Maybe this year, now that prism are no longer in charge of PR for ff, then the powers that be might see to getting a proper source of official ff info online. Hopefully a better attempt than the F3 website, however... |
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9 Jan 2002, 16:46 (Ref:196079) | #13 | |
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Apparently there will be a FF website around the start of the season where all the results and news will be available from both FF series.
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9 Jan 2002, 18:35 (Ref:196150) | #14 | ||
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that will be good..i hope its true... where did you hear that then ?
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11 Jan 2002, 11:13 (Ref:196956) | #15 | ||
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1999 british formula ford
Ah! this is good anorak stuff.
JB would have learned 'that' in karting...we had a saying in british karting "No point coming 2nd at the 'O' plate" Most European and always at the Worlds 'take out' is normal (no one complains) if it's close! The festival is a similar affair, a one day championship decider, that's what makes it so exciting, when it's close. CofC's seem to 'turn a blind eye' at the FFF except when it happens in a heat or the semi's... (Patrick! you twit!) Ambrose Duckham's VD team-mate Wheldon was following, JL told MB after the final 'that he should have taken JB off with him too! so 'Welly' could have won it! |
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11 Jan 2002, 20:56 (Ref:197201) | #16 | ||
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Anyway, MA told me after the race that the last person that he would have taken off was JB because there was no way that DW was going to win if MA had anything to do with it. Something to do with a lovers tiff at Oulton Park earlier in the season. |
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11 Jan 2002, 21:10 (Ref:197215) | #17 | ||
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1999 british formula ford
That explains his calmness after it happened! Silly me I meant RF. Thanks
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