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Old 24 Feb 2005, 11:05 (Ref:1234333)   #1
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The Formula One quiz - third part of four
Following on from the previous instalments of this quiz, I'm proud to bring you all the next 25 questions to exercise your minds:
  1. Eight men have won three or more drivers’ world championships. Can you name them?
  2. How many seasons did David Coulthard drive for McLaren?
  3. Who scored his first F1 win at the 1999 Australian Grand Prix at Albert Park?
  4. What controversy surrounded the 2002 Austrian Grand Prix?
  5. Why were McLaren drivers Mika Hakkinen and David Coulthard fined after the 2001 Spanish Grand Prix?
  6. At which race did Juan Pablo Montoya take his maiden grand prix victory?
  7. When was the last time that God Save the Queen was played during podium celebrations for a winning driver?
  8. Who is the only driver to fail to qualify for five F1 races in one season, then go on to win the world championship the following year?
  9. Do cars normally race around grand prix circuits clockwise or anti-clockwise?
  10. Which model Williams car is Mark Webber due to race at the 2005 Fosters Australian Grand Prix at Albert Park on March 6, 2005?
  11. Why did Swiss track Bremgarten host no more grands prix after 1954?
  12. Which circuit designer is responsible for the most circuit designs and redesigns on the F1 calendar?
  13. When was the last F1 grand prix held at Kyalami in South Africa?
  14. Which Australian won the only grand prix to be held at the Bugatti circuit in France (a short version of the Le Mans sports car circuit)?
  15. The Magny-Cours circuit in France has a downhill “S” bend named after which German circuit, and an uphill “S” named after which Italian circuit?
  16. Through which square does the Monaco Grand Prix pass?
  17. What is the name of the island on which the Montreal circuit is built?
  18. Which Italian circuit had the longest lap ever used for a F1 race?
  19. Which circuit hosted a US grand prix from 1961 to 1980?
  20. Which F1 team attempted to run a V16 engine in the 1950s?
  21. In 1983, what sort of bottom was made mandatory for F1 cars, and due to the banning of which aerodynamic force?
  22. What is the maximum time a grand prix can run?
  23. Name Michael Schumacher’s two children.
  24. Who is Michael and Ralf Schumacher’s manager?
  25. Who was Ayrton Senna’s teammate at McLaren when he won the 1988 world championship and the team won 15 out of 16 grands prix?
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Old 24 Feb 2005, 11:14 (Ref:1234342)   #2
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Eight men have won three or more drivers’ world championships. Can you name them?
Michael Schumacher
Juan Manual Fangio
Jackie Stewart
Alain Prost
Ayrton Senna
Jack Brabham
Niki Lauda
Nelson Piquet

How many seasons did David Coulthard drive for McLaren?
9

Who scored his first F1 win at the 1999 Australian Grand Prix at Albert Park?
Eddie Irvine

What controversy surrounded the 2002 Austrian Grand Prix?
Barrachello slowed to allow Schumacher to win as they crossed the start/finish line

Why were McLaren drivers Mika Hakkinen and David Coulthard fined after the 2001 Spanish Grand Prix?
Speeding in pitlane ?

At which race did Juan Pablo Montoya take his maiden grand prix victory?
Monza 2001

When was the last time that God Save the Queen was played during podium celebrations for a winning driver?
Spa 1998 - Damon Hill

Who is the only driver to fail to qualify for five F1 races in one season, then go on to win the world championship the following year?
Emerson Fittipaldi ??

Do cars normally race around grand prix circuits clockwise or anti-clockwise?
Clockwise, with the exception of Imola and Interlagos

Which model Williams car is Mark Webber due to race at the 2005 Fosters Australian Grand Prix at Albert Park on March 6, 2005?
FW2 something ?

Why did Swiss track Bremgarten host no more grands prix after 1954?
Because motor racing was banned in Switzerland

Which circuit designer is responsible for the most circuit designs and redesigns on the F1 calendar?
Hermann Tilke

When was the last F1 grand prix held at Kyalami in South Africa?
1993

Which Australian won the only grand prix to be held at the Bugatti circuit in France (a short version of the Le Mans sports car circuit)?
Jack Brabham - 1967

The Magny-Cours circuit in France has a downhill “S” bend named after which German circuit, and an uphill “S” named after which Italian circuit?
Nurburgring and Imola

Through which square does the Monaco Grand Prix pass?
Casino Square

What is the name of the island on which the Montreal circuit is built?
Isle Notre Dame

Which Italian circuit had the longest lap ever used for a F1 race?
Pescara

Which circuit hosted a US grand prix from 1961 to 1980?
Watkins Glen

Which F1 team attempted to run a V16 engine in the 1950s?
Mercedes ?

In 1983, what sort of bottom was made mandatory for F1 cars, and due to the banning of which aerodynamic force?
Flat bottom

What is the maximum time a grand prix can run?
2 Hours

Name Michael Schumacher’s two children.
Mick and there is a girl whos name escapes me.

Who is Michael and Ralf Schumacher’s manager?
Willi Weber

Who was Ayrton Senna’s teammate at McLaren when he won the 1988 world championship and the team won 15 out of 16 grands prix?
Alain Prost
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  1. Michael Schumacher, Juan Manuel Fangio, Alain Prost, Ayrton Senna, Jack Brabham, Jackie Stewart, Niki Lauda and Nelson Piquet.
  2. 9 seasons.
  3. Eddie Irvine.
  4. Ferrari teamorders letting Michael Schumacher take the win from Rubens Barrichello.
  5. Dunno...
  6. Monza 2001.
  7. Nürbürgring 1999 for Johnny Herbert.
  8. Dunno...
  9. Clockwise.
  10. FW27?
  11. Because Switzerland banned all forms of motorsport?
  12. Herman Tilke
  13. 1993.
  14. Jack Brabham?
  15. Nürbürgring and Imola.
  16. Casino Square?
  17. Ile de Notre-Dame.
  18. Pescara, over 25 km's per lap...
  19. Watkins Glen.
  20. BRM.
  21. Flat bottoms, skirts?
  22. 2 hours?
  23. Mick and Gina Maria.
  24. Wili Weber.
  25. Alain Prost.
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ASCII Man, love the avatar, but you missed question 22!
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Old 24 Feb 2005, 12:07 (Ref:1234385)   #7
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Old 24 Feb 2005, 12:13 (Ref:1234395)   #8
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How did Keke manage not to quali for 5 races ?

Can anyone name them ? wat car was he in ?
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Must've been in the Williams, but they won the title the year before that in 1980 so it's quite strange to DNQ for 5 races...
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I dont think Rosberg was with Williams in 1981.

Jones and Reutemann were still in the team werent they ?
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Rosberg races for Fittipaldi Automotive in 1981
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7. When was the last time that God Save the Queen was played during podium celebrations for a winning driver?

I know people on this forum often dislike David Coulthard - but do they just ignore his wins!

The answer is the 2003 Australian Grand Prix.
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Who's David Coulthard?

And stop giving the answers to the questions!
You're making it easy for the rest of them!
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Wasn't Rosberg in a Fitipaldi or a Theodore in 81 ????
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  1. Juan Manuel Fangio, Jack Brabham, Jackie Stewart, Niki Lauda, Nelson Piquet, Alain Prost, Ayrton Senna, Michael Schumacher
  2. 9
  3. Eddie Irvine
  4. Ferrari's team order which allowed Michael Schumacher to win
  5. Coulthard gave Häkkinen a lift back to the pits after Häkkinen's car stopped on the final lap
  6. Monza 2001
  7. Melbourne 2003
  8. Keke Rosberg
  9. clockwise
  10. FW27
  11. Swiss law forbid orgainizing motor races after Le Mans tragedy.
  12. Hermann Tilke
  13. 1993
  14. Jack Brabham
  15. Imola
  16. Casino Square
  17. Notre Dame
  18. Pescara
  19. Watkins Glen
  20. Bugatti
  21. Flat bottom
  22. 2 hours
  23. Gina Maria and Mick.
  24. Willi Weber
  25. Alain Prost
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The answers:
  1. Sir Jack Brabham, Ayrton Senna, Alain Prost, Michael Schumacher, Niki Lauda, Nelson Piquet, Juan Manual Fangio, Sir Jackie Stewart
  2. Nine (1996-2004)
  3. Eddie Irvine
  4. Ferrari ordered Rubens Barrichello, who was leading the race, to move over and let Michael Schumacher win, which Rubens did just metres from the finish line
  5. Hakkinen retired on the last lap having led from the start of the race. Stranded out on the circuit, he caught a lift back to the pits on the car of teammate David Coulthard
  6. 2001 Italian Grand Prix
  7. At the 2003 Australian Grand Prix when David Coulthard won the race
  8. Keke Rosberg - won the 1982 championship after failing to qualify for the Monaco, German, Dutch, Canadian and Italian Grands Prix in 1981
  9. Clockwise (except for Interlagos, Brazil, and Imola, Italy
  10. FW27
  11. Motorsport was banned in Switzerland after the 1955 Le Mans tragedy in France where 84 people were killed due to an accident involving Pierre Levegh
  12. Herman Tilke
  13. 1993
  14. Sir Jack Brabham, 1967
  15. Nurburgring and Imola turns
  16. Casino Square
  17. Ile Notre Dame
  18. Pescara in 1967, where the lap was 25.828km (16.055 miles)
  19. Watkins Glen, USA
  20. BRM
  21. Ground effect was banned in 1983, leading to flat bottoms being required for all Formula One cars from the trailing edge to the front wheels
  22. Two hours
  23. Gina-Marie and Mick
  24. Willi Weber
  25. Alain Prost
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