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Sorry to be so quick Rob, but I was only reading about this beautiful little car last week!!
It's the Lotus 25 from 1962!!
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correct...i agree a very pretty little car..but then Colin Chapman designed lots of pretty cars..just a knack he had i suppose. Rob Nolli Illigitimi Carborundum!!!Current Builds: HMS Victory, SV Thermopylae
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Thankyou Rob, yes very pretty cars but also very frail and things like suspensions, etc often broke!! My question:
Which driver holds the rather unfortunate record of having the shortest F1 racing career in terms of mileage raced, what was that distance and why was it so short??
NB: That is the actual RACING milage in a GP and doesn't include any Practice, or Qualifying mileage.
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Sorry everyone but this came up on a quiz on local radio last week so I know it straight away! The answer is Marco Apicella,he drove 800mtrs for Jordan in '93 GP but was involved in a big crash at 1st corner,never drove F1 again. Rob Nolli Illigitimi Carborundum!!!Current Builds: HMS Victory, SV Thermopylae
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i read about this last week too! strange  If at first you don't succeed........skydiving is not for you!
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Dontshootme wrote:The answer is Marco Apicella,he drove 800mtrs for Jordan in '93 GP but was involved in a big crash at 1st corner,never drove F1 again.
Correct Rob, over to you mate!!
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Rarely seen what does the solid white signal flag mean? Rob Nolli Illigitimi Carborundum!!!Current Builds: HMS Victory, SV Thermopylae
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I believe it means slow moving car on track
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correct Rob Nolli Illigitimi Carborundum!!!Current Builds: HMS Victory, SV Thermopylae
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Right a good one for u all. What was unusual about the results of the 2008 and 2009 Brazilian grand prix?
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Was it that both years the title was decided to a person other than the race winner?? If at first you don't succeed........skydiving is not for you!
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Could be many different answers to this. Both drivers that won the championship at those races, those years drove car no.22 and both finished 5th to win the championship
Edit: and both were Brits
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scotty2hotty wrote:Could be many different answers to this. Both drivers that won the championship at those races, those years drove car no.22 and both finished 5th to win the championship
Edit: and both were Brits Almost but there was one other thing
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trekmeister2k wrote:scotty2hotty wrote:Could be many different answers to this. Both drivers that won the championship at those races, those years drove car no.22 and both finished 5th to win the championship
Edit: and both were Brits Almost but there was one other thing and vettel finished in 4th place ahead of them both in those races?
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Well done scotty and he also drove car number 15 although for different teams
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Which Mclaren driver has borrowed a helmet from another driver, from a rival team for a grand prix, what race was it in, and what driver did he borrow it from?
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Anyone? Or do we want a clue?
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I vaguely remember this Scott and I'm sure it was David Coulthard who borrowed Michael Schumachers' helmet, but can't remember exactly what race it was??
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Good enough for me!
It was Monaco 1996. Coulthards visor was misting up before the race and couldn't solve the issue in time, so he asked Schumacher if he could borrow one. This was of course when they were still good friends....
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