Re: About Wookey story (comments and discussion)

by wookey Wed 26 Oct 2016 - 22:03

All the details tomorrow... I still have my grabs to do, then write the story.... but this screen had to be shot live, during the lap of honor !

by wookey Thu 27 Oct 2016 - 9:36

NOW, you can rejoice Smile

by Luigi 70 Thu 27 Oct 2016 - 10:59

Wookey wrote:NOW, you can rejoice

Well, this victory is very important for me and the Scuderia Centro Sud, in fact we are finalizing important agreements with international partners.
In fact for tires will be the Italian "Pirelli" to guarantee the supply, while for the fuel/oils there is a pre-agreement with the Agip.
So for the next year is expected an all-Italian team (apart Nathy, that if she will marry me bounce

, will take Italian citizenship).
So the financing and optimism arising for victory in Monza happen just the right time. cheers

by wookey Thu 27 Oct 2016 - 18:16

Now we are going to begin the American part of the season.

4 races to come :

22/09/68 Canada
06/10/68 Glen
20/10/68 Daytona 2 worlds
03/11/68 Mexico

I plan to let European based (members -played) privateers home, that does not include Miguel, who will cross the pond for his home (and others) GP. Pierre who drives an American car (Eagle) Luigi and me, as we earned our transportation tariffs by winning races. (and for Luigi by providing so many cars)

The other fiction drivers :
Georges Joncker
Chris Lewis
Conrad McLeod

will participate only if they (well their human sponsors) give me a good storyline to explain how and why they covered the extra cost.

This is partly a role playing game. As the "Master of dungeon" I may need help from "playing characters" to build a consistent story from time to time.

by McLeod Thu 27 Oct 2016 - 19:05

Wookey wrote:Now we are going to begin the American part of the season.

The other fiction drivers :
...
Conrad McLeod

will participate only if they (well their human sponsors) give me a good storyline to explain how and why they covered the extra cost.

McLeod could not find money enough to cross the Atlantic with his Brabham BT24. Instead he postulates to drive the Wookey-Ford of the Bianchi brothers you try to lend at every GP Smile

at least for Canada with help of his traditional sponsors D'aucy and LU that are sold in groceries there, but not Leclerc which had no shops in America at the time.

by F1CFan1804 Thu 27 Oct 2016 - 19:40

George Joncker decides not to cross the Atlantic and instead spend the saved money to buy a different car for the 1969 season. As a 2 year old car will definitely not be competitive, and going to America would leave me with not enough money to buy another car, it seems best to sit out the American GPs.

by wookey Thu 27 Oct 2016 - 20:16

F1CFan1804 wrote:George Joncker decides not to cross the Atlantic and instead spend the saved money to buy a different car for the 1969 season. As a 2 year old car will definitely not be competitive, and going to America would leave me with not enough money to buy another car, it seems best to sit out the American GPs.

This storyline is perfectly consistent with the way privatters worked at the time. Thanks. Let you take the time of this end of season to make a great car for 1969, for George Joncker or a young protégé of him.

by wookey Thu 27 Oct 2016 - 20:22

McLeod wrote:McLeod could not find money enough to cross the Atlantic with his Brabham BT24. Instead he postulates to drive the Wookey-Ford of the Bianchi brothers you try to lend at every GP at least for Canada with help of his traditional sponsors D'aucy and LU that are sold in groceries there, but not Leclerc which had no shops in America at the time.

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by Luigi 70 Thu 27 Oct 2016 - 21:52

or maybe so... Laughing

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by Luigi 70 Fri 28 Oct 2016 - 8:40

Ok jokes aside...
A preview of SCS 01..

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