PH Boxing Day F1 Quiz.
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There are no prizes, just internet geek points.
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Have fun.
- Who are the only two drivers to win debut races for 3 different Manufacturers (not necessarily works entries) races, cars and drivers please?
- Who qualified 4th on the grid for the race where Mika Hakkinen had his first win?
- In how many races did Piers Courage lead the field over the start/finish line?
- Name the 3 F's?
- In 1968, how much were Cosworth selling a DFV for?
- Who designed the Cosworth GB engine?
- What team won the first ever constructor's championship?
- What was the last Lotus win that Colin Chapman saw?
- How many races did Gilles Villeneuve win in his career?
- How many championship races did Jim Clark take part in, in his career.
- Colin Chapman and which other person redesigned the Vanwall F1 car?
- Who finished 4th in the 1958 Belgian GP?
- Who won the debut victory for BRM?
- What was the name of Stirling Moss' favourite mechanic who went on to be a mechanic for Rob Walker?
- What nationality was he?
- Which Lotus 49 has the best start/win ratio?
- How many second places did Jim Clark score in his F1 career?
- Only Graham Hill has the triple crown of F1 champion, Le Mans winner and Indy 500 winner. Who else would be eligible with 1 more win?
- John Surtees holds a different Triple crown. What is it?
Only have time for a couple! I'll come back to the rest later unless someone beats me to it.
Who are the only two drivers to win debut races for 3 different Manufacturers (not necessarily works entries) races, cars and drivers please?
One is Fangio: Mercedes W196 France '54; Lancia D50, Argentina '56; Maserati 250F, Argentina '57
Who qualified 4th on the grid for the race where Mika Hakkinen had his first win?
Damon Hill, Jerez '97
Who are the only two drivers to win debut races for 3 different Manufacturers (not necessarily works entries) races, cars and drivers please?
One is Fangio: Mercedes W196 France '54; Lancia D50, Argentina '56; Maserati 250F, Argentina '57
Who qualified 4th on the grid for the race where Mika Hakkinen had his first win?
Damon Hill, Jerez '97
Life Saab Itch said:
There are no prizes, just internet geek points.
Have fun.
1- Mario andretti..Have fun.
- Who are the only two drivers to win debut races for 3 different Manufacturers (not necessarily works entries) races, cars and drivers please?
- Who qualified 4th on the grid for the race where Mika Hakkinen had his first win?
- In how many races did Piers Courage lead the field over the start/finish line?
- Name the 3 F's?
- In 1968, how much were Cosworth selling a DFV for?
- Who designed the Cosworth GB engine?
- What team won the first ever constructor's championship?
- What was the last Lotus win that Colin Chapman saw?
- How many races did Gilles Villeneuve win in his career?
- How many championship races did Jim Clark take part in, in his career.
- Colin Chapman and which other person redesigned the Vanwall F1 car?
- Who finished 4th in the 1958 Belgian GP?
- Who won the debut victory for BRM?
- What was the name of Stirling Moss' favourite mechanic who went on to be a mechanic for Rob Walker?
- What nationality was he?
- Which Lotus 49 has the best start/win ratio?
- How many second places did Jim Clark score in his F1 career?
- Only Graham Hill has the triple crown of F1 champion, Le Mans winner and Indy 500 winner. Who else would be eligible with 1 more win?
- John Surtees holds a different Triple crown. What is it?
7- vanwall
8- 82 Austria
9- 6
11- mike costin
18- Jacques villneuve
1. If we're talking about World Championship events then:
Stirling Moss - Vanwall (1957 British GP), Cooper (1958 Argentine GP), Lotus (1960 Monaco GP)
Dan Gurney - Porsche (1962 French GP), Brabham (1964 French GP), AAR Eagle (1967 Belgian GP)
5. £7500
6. Geoff Goddard.
11. Frank Costin.
14. Alf Francis.
15. Polish.
18. Mario Andretti (missing a victory at Le Mans)
19 Take your pick from: 350cc motorcycle world champion, 500cc motorcycle world champion, Isle of Man Senior TT winner, F1 world champion, CanAm champion...
Stirling Moss - Vanwall (1957 British GP), Cooper (1958 Argentine GP), Lotus (1960 Monaco GP)
Dan Gurney - Porsche (1962 French GP), Brabham (1964 French GP), AAR Eagle (1967 Belgian GP)
5. £7500
6. Geoff Goddard.
11. Frank Costin.
14. Alf Francis.
15. Polish.
18. Mario Andretti (missing a victory at Le Mans)
19 Take your pick from: 350cc motorcycle world champion, 500cc motorcycle world champion, Isle of Man Senior TT winner, F1 world champion, CanAm champion...
Between you, you have most of them.
I'm not sure that Fangio won the first race for Lancia...didn't Ascari win a race for them, then Fangio won the 1956 championship in the re-engineered Lancia Ferrari( which was by then very much a Ferrari)with a very gracious move from Peter Collins?
I'm not sure that Fangio won the first race for Lancia...didn't Ascari win a race for them, then Fangio won the 1956 championship in the re-engineered Lancia Ferrari( which was by then very much a Ferrari)with a very gracious move from Peter Collins?
Life Saab Itch said:
Between you, you have most of them.
I'm not sure that Fangio won the first race for Lancia...didn't Ascari win a race for them, then Fangio won the 1956 championship in the re-engineered Lancia Ferrari( which was by then very much a Ferrari)with a very gracious move from Peter Collins?
I may have misunderstood the question; Fangio won HIS debut in the Lancia.I'm not sure that Fangio won the first race for Lancia...didn't Ascari win a race for them, then Fangio won the 1956 championship in the re-engineered Lancia Ferrari( which was by then very much a Ferrari)with a very gracious move from Peter Collins?
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