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9 Jun 2003, 22:17 (Ref:626543)
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10 Jun 2003, 15:26 (Ref:627206)
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10 Jun 2003, 17:10 (Ref:627325)
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Fisichella can win again provided he gets a good seat for 2004 (i.e. with McLaren or Williams). Otherwise, no.
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24 Aug 2003, 21:21 (Ref:697708)
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Well today a new member joined this club, Alonso.
I am sure he will leave it soon though. Although I thought Kimi would have left it by now. |
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24 Aug 2003, 22:37 (Ref:697763)
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I dont think it will be long, a star of the future for sure.
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23 May 2004, 17:42 (Ref:980224)
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Well just to update the list, Jarno Trulli now joins.
How long will he stay in there? Is anyone suprised that Alonso and Kimi are still one hit wonders? |
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23 May 2004, 18:38 (Ref:980266)
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Kimi was unlucky not to win at the Nurburgring last year... and Alonso hasnt had the car to win a GP until today...
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23 May 2004, 20:49 (Ref:980394)
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do you mean trulli he hasnt had the car till today either
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23 May 2004, 22:21 (Ref:980481)
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The current list of `one hit wonders' reads:
1 Luigi Fagioli - France 1951 (Shared win) 2 Piero Taruffi - Swiss 1952 3 Luigi Musso - Argentina 1956 (shared win) 4 Joakim Bonnier - Dutch 1959 5 Giancarlo Baghetti - France 1961 6 Innes Ireland - US 1961 7 Lorenzo Bandini - Austria 1964 8 Richie Ginther - Mexico 1965 9 Ludovico Scarfiotti - Italy 1966 10 Peter Gethin - Italy 1971 11 François Cevert - US 1971 12 Jean-Pierre Beltoise - Monaco 1972 13 Carlos Pace - Brazil 1975 14 Jochen Mass - Spain 1975 15 Vittorio Brambilla - Austria 1975 16 Gunnar Nillson - Belgium 1977 17 Alessandro Nannini - Japan 1989 18 Jean Alesi - Canada 1995 19 Olivier Panis - Monaco 1996 20 Kimi Räikkönen - Malaysia 2003 21 Giancarlo Fisichella - Brazil 2003 22 Fernando Alonso - Hungary 2003 23 Jarno Trulli - Monaco 2004 I can see Panis and Fisichella remaining on this list as OHW, but the other 3 current drivers should win more and get removed. |
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23 May 2004, 22:22 (Ref:980482)
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23 May 2004, 23:59 (Ref:980574)
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Out of all of those, Kimi will win many more, for McLaren. and Of course JPM must come away with more than that too. Trulli, yeh, I feel he will only take that one win away..I mean, he did a great job @ Monaco but I just don't think he will go much further.
Fisichella too, is doomed to never do anything more in F1. I don't know what it is, but no top team wants him... |
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24 May 2004, 00:17 (Ref:980598)
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Innes Ireland wrote in his book that had he had the cars that Clarke had he would have won more races. Well, ..Hmmmm
Of the drivers listed how many were 'second' driver and how many were receiving the best car. How many careers were cut short by accidents? |
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24 May 2004, 00:43 (Ref:980616)
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Just a quick note:
1 Luigi Fagioli - France 1951 (Shared win) died at the age of 54 still driving, second to Novolari and under orders with the Mercedes to allow german drivers to win. 2 Piero Taruffi - Swiss 1952 very short F1 career, drive sports cars… and a Mille Migla win to finish his career 3 Luigi Musso - Argentina 1956 (shared win) won with sports cars, died in car accident. Teammate to Mike Hawthorn 4 Joakim Bonnier - Dutch 1959 won two GP but one was not part of the F1 Championship calendar .. won with sports cars. Not really one win wonders... |
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24 May 2004, 03:33 (Ref:980709)
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Other than Kimi, Juan, Fernando, and the pre-war aces (Fagioli and Taruffi), the list of one-race winners can be organized in three categories: the "should have won more, but unlucky; hey, it's better than Chris Amon" group (Bonnier, Ireland, Ginther, Beltoise, Mass, Alesi, Panis, Fisichella, Trulli), the "life or career tragically cut short" group (Musso, Bandini, Cevert, Pace, Nilsson, Nannini), and the "bizarre, out of left field result" group (Baghetti, Gethin, Brambilla, though could also include Mass, Nannini, Panis, and Fisichella).
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24 May 2004, 10:46 (Ref:981042)
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Colin, is this the best you can do at discrediting the achievement of Jarno, a driver you've never had a good word to say about? Pathetic.
Interesting analysis from Fishflake, although it seems like Bandini would've struggled to win again, and Fisichella hasn't really lost any other wins due to bad luck - he'd go in the third category for me, especially under the circumstances of the race. |
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24 May 2004, 10:58 (Ref:981057)
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Can't see anything esorniloc said (here at least) to discredit Jarno? :confused:
I don't think Jarno will be on the list for too long. Still can't remember who it was, but someone who should know said if Jarno wins one GP he'll win ten. |
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24 May 2004, 11:40 (Ref:981129)
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24 May 2004, 11:44 (Ref:981142)
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Shouldn't the list also include Pironi for the win he stole from Gilles?
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24 May 2004, 11:52 (Ref:981150)
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24 May 2004, 12:09 (Ref:981178)
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Pironi also won Holland 82 and one race in 1980. But, of course, you knew that, and just wanted to get a quick anti-Pironi swipe in.
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24 May 2004, 15:50 (Ref:981463)
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Wow, people are really bitter today. Calm down, guys...
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30 Aug 2004, 01:16 (Ref:1081078)
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Good threads never die
 Time to take Kimi off the one hit wonder list I think Alonso should get off this list too and may have chance to it this year even. The latest to join this list-Jarno Truli- better win again this year other wise he may stay on it, unless he does go to Toyota and they turn it around while he still is on the team. Next year I think Giancarlo Fisichella will also come off this list as I think Renualt should still be up front. So who do you think will come off next? Or be the next to joing the one win collum, Jenson Button, Taku, or next year will Mark Webber be the one?
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30 Aug 2004, 02:13 (Ref:1081111)
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I think Alonso will come off next
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30 Aug 2004, 07:46 (Ref:1081241)
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Considering Kimi was off the list straight after the 03 Brazil GP and then went back on it when Giancarlo Fisichella was given the win, it has taken him a long time to finally get removed.
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30 Aug 2004, 10:55 (Ref:1081376)
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Congrats to Kimi, I for one was getting worried, but yesterday he was sublime. I also agree that Alonso is the next most likely to move off the list. Trulli, I fear, is stuck on it for good.
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