I know there haven't been any Norwegian F1 drivers,
but I'd like to race under my own flag :-)
Matt
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Matthew Knutsen
"The Art of Legends" - GPL add-ons
www.cheekracing.electra.no/GPL/simrace1.htm
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Me too !
Tilus from Hungary !
Yeah, listen, listen.
By the way, is there a way to see where the drivers on VROC come from during practice? Not much use of getting the nationality right if your country can't be recognized during gameplay.
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Olav K. Malmin
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He he he......
I've been trying to "coinvice" Papyrus to add Norway ever since the demo
came out.....
*Still* no dice.... :-((
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>I know there haven't been any Norwegian F1 drivers,
>but I'd like to race under my own flag :-)
>Matt
Me too !
From Slovenia 8-)
Afterall, we're 2nd in nations standings at http://gpl.gamesmania.com/
d8-)
For now I race for Austria I think, since it's only 2km away from me :-)
Tadej Krevh
Lotus Internet Racing
http://welcome.to/LotusRacing
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> I know there haven't been any Norwegian F1 drivers, > but I'd like to race under my own flag :-) > Matt > -- > ----------------------------------------- > Matthew Knutsen > "The Art of Legends" - GPL add-ons > www.cheekracing.electra.no/GPL/simrace1.htm > -----------------------------------------> I know there haven't been any Norwegian F1 drivers,
> but I'd like to race under my own flag :-)
> Matt
My own solution to this?
I just pretend that I moved to Monaco (just a short walk from the
***) ;-)
JoHS, also from Norway
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> > I know there haven't been any Norwegian F1 drivers, > > but I'd like to race under my own flag :-) > > Matt > My own solution to this? > I just pretend that I moved to Monaco (just a short walk from the > ***) ;-) > JoHS, also from NorwayQuoted text (11 lines)
> > I know there haven't been any Norwegian F1 drivers, > > but I'd like to race under my own flag :-) > > Matt > My own solution to this? > I just pretend that I moved to Monaco (just a short walk from the > ***) ;-) > JoHS, also from NorwayHehe... Hey Arne, sorry to sound a little stupid, but there seems to be
a big a rivalry between Sweden and Norway.... why? Just because they are
neighbors?
--Dave
> That's what I did too!
> I certainly won't drive for Sweden that's for sure! :-)
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> Arne Martin G Hanssen
> Oslo, NORWAY
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Dave Schwabe
The Aussie Toad -- Grand Prix Legends & Brabham site
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It's mostly just friendly rivalry, although it might have something to
do that about 100 years ago Norway was under Swedish ruling. Nothing as
much fun as beating the swedes in sport though :-)
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Arne Martin G Hanssen
Oslo, NORWAY
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> Hehe... Hey Arne, sorry to sound a little stupid, but there seems to be > a big a rivalry between Sweden and Norway.... why? Just because they are > neighbors? > --Dave > > That's what I did too! > > I certainly won't drive for Sweden that's for sure! :-) > > -- > > Arne Martin G Hanssen > > Oslo, NORWAY > -- > Dave Schwabe > The Aussie Toad -- Grand Prix Legends & Brabham site > http://users.wi.net/~schwabe> It's mostly just friendly rivalry, although it might have something to
> do that about 100 years ago Norway was under Swedish ruling. Nothing as
> much fun as beating the swedes in sport though :-)
Yup, as our now famous football manager (Egil Olsen) said
"Well, it was fun qualifying for the World Cup, but it was just as much
fun that the Swedes didn't" :-D
Beers and cheers
(uncle) Goy
>It's mostly just friendly rivalry, although it might have something to
>do that about 100 years ago Norway was under Swedish ruling. Nothing as
>much fun as beating the swedes in sport though :-)
One of the highlights in the history of Finland was in 1995 when Finland
won the ice-hockey World Championships for the first time ever. In Stockholm,
in Sweden. And the final was against the Swedes. And the coach of the Finnish
team was Swedish. And after the championships the song that the swedes have
made to celebrate their success in the chapionships, "Det glider in", was
a big hit in Finland... :-)
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