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| − | A short-lived team founded in 2002 by [[CTG]]. Despite of its tiny history, the list of members is suprisingly long: [[CTG]], [[Cordi MontSerrat]], [[Alan Rotoi]] (only for ZCT14), [[Pedro Antonio]], [[Ukyo Katayama]] and [[Bolo Yeung]] - and as | + | A short-lived team founded in 2002 by [[CTG]]. Despite of its tiny history, the list of members is suprisingly long: [[CTG]], [[Cordi MontSerrat]], [[Alan Rotoi]] (only for ZCT14), [[Pedro Antonio]], [[Ukyo Katayama]] and [[Bolo Yeung]] - and as semi-official members, [[Akoss Poo]] in 2002 and [[Juank23]] in 2003 raced under the flag of Unskilled Drivers in [[Indy Racing Cup|ISA/IRC]] competitions. For the next season, the team was molten in the newly formed [[Opponent Near]]. |
However, the name 'Unskilled' survived the team - [[UnskilledStunts]] and [[UnskilledStunts League]] competitions (managed by [[CTG]]) are still running. | However, the name 'Unskilled' survived the team - [[UnskilledStunts]] and [[UnskilledStunts League]] competitions (managed by [[CTG]]) are still running. | ||
Latest revision as of 10:13, 27 September 2013
A short-lived team founded in 2002 by CTG. Despite of its tiny history, the list of members is suprisingly long: CTG, Cordi MontSerrat, Alan Rotoi (only for ZCT14), Pedro Antonio, Ukyo Katayama and Bolo Yeung - and as semi-official members, Akoss Poo in 2002 and Juank23 in 2003 raced under the flag of Unskilled Drivers in ISA/IRC competitions. For the next season, the team was molten in the newly formed Opponent Near.
However, the name 'Unskilled' survived the team - UnskilledStunts and UnskilledStunts League competitions (managed by CTG) are still running.
Selection of drivers
In October 2002, CTG announced a qualification tournament for Unskilled Drivers' racer seats. Not so surprisingly all the participants were his own ghosts, finishing behind him.
