hello again mate.. unfortunately not . as i said it was back in 2010 and i had not proper knowledge on how to record i race... i remember that i use the 1994 carset by agousto lopez and tdk . totally agree with you mate , he tried a lot , he made a lot of sacrificies.. for me roland is also an example of life. clever ambitious funny kind etc..iKeysRacing wrote: ↑17.03.2021, 16:33What a story, be proud of it!roland ratzenberger wrote: ↑17.03.2021, 01:56thank you mate, first of all i have nothing to do with austria or any sort of relativity with him or his family, , i am 31 years old which means that i have not see him racing but what i liked about him, was his passion and desire to achieve what he achieved with very poor means. when i joined this site back in 2010 i played a gp2 season with him trying to achieve the best possible result with that shitbox simtek and so i choose it as my username. this is the story eventually behind my usernameiKeysRacing wrote: ↑15.03.2021, 19:44
Ciao and thank you RolandRatzenberger for the suggestion on the tool to use.
As soon asarrived the box I will update you all.
P.s. I like your nickname and I find it full of nostalgia, but in a good way: I will never forget that sad and damned saturday afternoon but Roland will remain always in my mind in a special place. Reading "Autosprint" - back then the most important weekly magazine about motorsport in Italy - I had the opportunity to follow his career since his first years in minor categories and then in Japan...what a driver!!!
Thank you for explaining all the bits behind your choice, quite fascinating and there's always a good reason and a personal feeling about these good things.
And it's a really nice idea to choose to race a 1994 season in Roland's shoes: have you published that season on Youtube?
Is it watchable from anywhere?
You are also absolutely right: Roland demonstrated what anyone could do if passion and will are above everything else.
What he did is extraordinary: he saved money as a mechanic while working for a team and for other drivers, invested his saves to race himself and with a clear view on how to properly setup a car and how to drive it.
A manager for himself, a driver and a businessman...I mean...wow!
And the fact that he was made of the right stuff...if you have time (and if it is new for you) I suggest to spend 20 minutes to watch this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P0ji8RTIq3Y
In my opinion there's everything a driver should know and be...and I let you discover the end if you don't know it yet.
To me he was a future champion despite he had to start really from the ground not having all the support often drivers have from family or sponsorship.
It's a great loss he is not with us anymore: he could have been a great "teacher" also on how to do things properly in motorsport.
Cheers.
Marco
i dont know if he could become a champion, maybe yes maybe not . To my mind maybe not because he was already too old for f1 rookie but who knows,, .. nevertheless his whole way of life was an example , as far as the video is concerned i have seen it previously and this shows exactly the quality of ratzenberger 's driving skills