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Hilton HHonors Racing is a new contest that sets the bar for complexity.
Designed to appeal to racing fans, this is an elaborate fantasy league, kudos to Hilton for going all out. All I know about racing is from the excellent documentary, Senna, and with the grand prize a trip to New York, the city I dream every day of escaping forever, I am really tempted to go with the “” option since their dip is certainly wiser than this dip. Register and forget.
Readers, your take?
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Hi Foxs if anyone is interested we are looking for players for our league. I leave you the info thanks..
The details you need are:
League Name:
PHOENIX GP US WEST
League password:
bollox31416
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And speaking of F1, if you ever get the chance to visit Monaco during the F1 weekend then take it. Most amazing experience of opulent wealth you will ever find.
From reading how you score points I would say picking the best drivers is the most important decision. Constructors and engines don’t seem to be worth bothering with. For a driver you want someone quick enough in qualifying to survive to Q3 but also reliable enough to score points for finishing every lap they can. You can get F1 statistics from chicanef1.com if you’re a complete novice (chicane is a type of corner). Best drivers for points scored last season were Vettel and Alonso and there’s little reason to suspect it won’t be the same this year. Webber and Massa… Read more »
@GeorgetheTravelMonkey – excellent analysis, thanks so much, I will use your advice in picking these, a good excuse for me to learn a bit about F1.
My wife had a business trip to Monaco and came back raving about it, great place to be entertaining clients and the company picking up the bill! I want to check it out myself.
Probably won’t appeal to the North American market, but over in Europe or Asia it’ll be an interesting one. I might start my own team whilst I’m at it!