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Formula One and MRC

Most of the Active Players have one goal in a career and that is make it to F1. With currently almost 90,000 managers that signed up the dream starts at age 18 where do you go and how do you start most 18-21 year olds pretty much have the same set up if they hope to get to F1. Pace, Racing Line, Concentration, Intelligence, Man Management, and Charisma. From age 22 on is where everyone jumps around some want physical for longer series, some Technical, or Feedback to increase car speed, some continue Mentals to get more consistent and others go to overtake and blocking to have a drivers edge when it counts to help improve track position.

You can look at the 26 year old class that is the the Next series and others they are all over the place no real consistency to development just grow and as fast as possible. That way they get the call to join 127 other drivers so their names can join this list.

Argentina Facundo Fernandez
Australia Mike Smith
Austria Andi Bernie Jr.
Austria Eduardo Diesel
Austria Harry Fuchs
Austria Pete Sahat II
Austria Reinhard Artmann
Austria Rudi Bremser
Austria Wolf Woeger
Belarus Sergey Osmolovsky
Belgium Jerko Vandenbergh
Brazil Deivison Conceição
Brazil Juca Macieira
Canada Danny Doucet
Canada Maximus Vanderpuije
Czech Republic Bretislav Zatacka
Czech Republic Charvec Libor
Czech Republic Honza Drapalik
Czech Republic Hugo Banik
Czech Republic Jan Paboucek
Czech Republic Jaroslav Kaderabek
Czech Republic Milan Dermisek
Czech Republic Richard Nebesky jr.
Czech Republic Rocco Wolf
Estonia Kala Vees
Finland Alpo Suhonen
Finland Kaius Kauria
Finland Markus Nummi
Finland Pentti Lund
Finland Sebastian Raikkönen
Finland Teemu Laine
Finland Tommi Hakkinen
Finland Valtteri Sinisalo
Finland Yrjö Allas
France Alexandre De Montferrand
France Antoine Ayrton Poucette
France Arnaud Briand
France Aurelien Antoine Poucette
France Lenny Baralair
France Martin Segura
France Nairod Essartal
France Peter Pan Jr
France Philippe de Saint-Germain Jr
France Romain Louis Grosjean Jr
Germany Angela Merkel
Germany Christoph Schnell
Germany Frank Hendrich
Germany Leco Hamberg
Germany Mark Winter
Germany Volker Adler
Hungary Ivaan Szabo
Hungary Ödön Ifj. Tök
Hungary Sandor Torghelle
Indonesia Erick Syah
Italy Alex Botta
Italy Andre Acarini
Italy Andrea jr. Cannas
Italy Armin Zöggeler
Italy Guido Da Tempo
Italy Guido Di Rado
Italy Jack Lavabo Jr
Italy Lorenzo Bertelli
Italy Luchino Granelli
Italy Paolo Gil Villanova
Italy Paolo Grandi
Latvia Artis Atrumins
Latvia Edgars Janeks
Latvia Laimnesis Kauss
Latvia Marcis Jr. Freiverts
Latvia Miervaldis Kauss
Lithuania Aurelijus Zemeckas
Lithuania Aurelijus Zemekas
Lithuania Matas Jukna
New Zealand Rangi Whakatau Pootiki
Norway Peder Skram
Norway Petter Solberg
Poland Edyta Gorniak
Poland Franciszek Maurer
Poland Gerard Berger Jr.
Poland Kamil Speedowski
Poland Marcin Lupa
Poland Mieczyslaw Gnojarzowski
Poland Robert Kubica
Poland Robert Kubica Jr.
Poland Stanislaw Bum
Portugal Fabricio Cruz
Portugal Johnny Da Costa Jr
Portugal Jose Pedro Lamy
Portugal Rafael Rato
Portugal Rui B. Martins
Russia Aleksandr Suvorov
Russia Alexey Miller
Russia Damon Michael Novikov
Russia Ivan Lutiy
Russia Julius Graff
Russia Maksim Galimov
Russia Michael Mihaylov
Russia Mihail Beskov
Russia Nikolay Heydfeldov
Russia Oleg Petrov
Russia Roman Bezrukov
Russia Sergey Kalinin
Russia Vasily Terkin
Russia Vitaliy Romadov
Slovakia Adriana Sklenarikova
Slovakia Andreas Dovalinsky
Slovakia Dominik Dan
Slovakia Peter Leysek
Slovakia Peter Rychly
Slovakia Robert Benda
Slovakia Ruud van Dermisek
Slovakia Vifgas Macanga
Slovakia Vili Suchar
Slovenia Dare Klun
South Africa Cliff Rajgopaul
Spain Enrique Morales Garcia
Spain Floreal Dominguez
Spain Marcos Afonso
Sweden Oscar Nilsson
Sweden Rebecca Fogelclou
Switzerland Rocco Rapido
Ukraine Max Andrews
United Kingdom Jackson Storm
United Kingdom Jonas Gudas
United States Bruce Wayne
United States Eddie Cheever
United States Tim Richmond


Some Drivers don't start off like the rest and start with a different then the 6 main attributes for early development still have an opportunity to get to F1 but it will be awefully hard due to growth potential, Money, Rating Potential, and the ability to catch a big teams eye to want you over time.

Key for any driver is to do your best you don't have to play a lot to get good just go on daily or weekly to set up your cars and race settings.

Don't quit because you think its slow. It is but the fun is seeing how far you can take your character compared to others.

We are starting to see Second Generation Drivers Making F1. Don't fear that they have all the knowledge. Just do the extra stuff to get better. Race Simulator, Quick Races, Custom Series, along with regular series to gain track knowledge and build rating.

This game is meant to be fun Make friends from around the world build a good reputation and help people out.

If you have time there are the forums and most people are willing to help if you just ask.

From the Creator of 19U Triple Championship, 20U North Hemisphere Championship, and The 21U World and Continental Championships and The Path to F1 and Next. I want to say have fun and work hard to reach your goals.

BradleyBundy

p.s. sorry if I missed any drivers I think I got them all.