Motorsports Trivia Game

[Lukeno94]

I guessed Rovanpera, but didn't say anything as I had no idea where the event was xD

[Mad Dan]

Well by the rear lights I knew it had to be 2nd or 3rd generation of Cordoba so I searched pictures here and luckily I ran into the correct one . But if there was visible number plate I would have find it even faster here

[Paw]

I think we can have next question

[Mad Dan]

simple one

Which countries held more than one grand prix (F1) in one season? Name everything .

[Otto Wilson]

Germany, France, Japan, Italy, Spain, USA
I think

Merged double reply from 29 May 2013, 19:27:

I forgot Great Britain

[Mad Dan]

correct . You can go next.

[Otto Wilson]

Name all races in F1 which Honda Racing won.
I want the following infos for each Honda win:
Grand Prix Name:
Year:
Track:
Driver:
Car Name:

this one is easy

[The Grimeloid]

Name all races in F1 which Honda Racing won.
I want the following infos for each Honda win:
Grand Prix Name:
Year:
Track:
Driver:
Car Name:

this one is easy

1 race

Hungarian Grand Prix
2006
Hungaroring, Budapest
Jenson Button
Honda RA106 (I believe that's the name)

[Otto Wilson]

so, yeah, this one is right, but there are other races too... not many BTW... so you are wrong.
Anyone know the others?

[Bouncebackability]

There is also

Ritchie Ginther
1965
Mexico GP- mexico city
And the car... RA272

John Surtees
1967
Monza - Italy GP
RA273

[Alonsomania]

To be completely historically correct, BBAs answer is false. There was no such thing as "Formula 1" in the 50s and 60s, there was only a World Drivers Championship which was run to the Formula 1 ruleset. This changed when FOCA took over in the early 80s.

WDC and F1 are now the same thing, before the 80s they were two different things

[Otto Wilson]

BBA is right, well, almost, it was another car that won the italy GP, the car was the RA300, but its okay, your turn
Alonsomania: We know that Formula 1 didn't really existed back then, but we call it F1 to be more practical...

[Alonsomania]

BBA is right, well, almost, it was another car that won the italy GP, the car was the RA300, but its okay, your turn
Alonsomania: We know that Formula 1 didn't really existed back then, but we call it F1 to be more practical...

I know, just wanted to get that right

[Bouncebackability]

Who is this?

[Otto Wilson]

Christian Danner

[Bouncebackability]

Ah too easy!

Your turn

[Otto Wilson]

okay, here we go!

List the F1 cars which won only one GP. (since 2000-present day)

EDIT: change from 1950 to 2000 because i found it too hard

[DuklaLiberec]

- Honda RA106
- Lotus E20, E21
- BMW Sauber F1.08
- Williams FW24, FW26, FW34
- Jordan EJ13
- McLaren MP4-19
- Ferrari F2005, F60, 150th Italia
- Mercedes F1 W03, W04 (if you count cars from the current season )
- Renault R23, R24
- Toro Rosso STR3

[Otto Wilson]

this is right, your turn

[DuklaLiberec]

Someone else may post the next question, since I am too lazy to do that

[FRUKIScze]

Ok. i will post here question.

What is name of famous blind lefthanded corner over backdrop after long straight on Nurburgring Nordschleife, which is very fast and after that corner, there is slow righthanded 180° turn?

Finally not a googleing question

[Otto Wilson]

what the...
I will guess its the Klostertal
but the only 180° corner is the Karussell, but its a Lefthanded, BTW, the Klostertal is righthanded

But it could be the Schwedenkreuz, its blind and lefthanded, after that, you come up on Aremberg, a sharp and fast righthander, but its really not a 180° corner, i would say 120°

[FRUKIScze]

Schwedenkreuz is right! And you are right about Aremberg.. but i don't think, that is fast.

[Otto Wilson]

How many race car drivers died at Nürburgring?

[Trigger Happy]

How many race car drivers died at Nürburgring?

Depends on source and which layouts you (not) count, 52 or maybe 53 according Motorsport Memorial.org.