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Can't remember what he was driving but didn't Jarno Trulli win monaco once ? haven't got a clue what car he would of been in though.
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texasmr2 wrote:No way on Earth that Lotus could be considered a backmarker. Sure it had better quali than race pace, but Senna consistently put that car on Pole, and De Angelis was regularly at the sharp end (as he was the year before Senna joined, when Mansell was hopeless in it). Johnny Dumfries is indeed a gentleman - having met him I can attest to that! - and a much better racer than he was given credit for - he didn't get many points, but that was down to the fact it was only top 6 getting points - he would have had a decent haul under todays points system!! (On checking, he had 6 top ten finishes in '86 - in fact every race he finished was in the top 10 - that's pretty impressive!).Frontrunner wrote:Having seen those races and that era the Lotus might have been considered a 'backmarker' until Senna joined in '85. At the time it was normally just Williams with their Honda engine and McLaren with their TAG/Porsche engine but it was Renault ie the Lotus engine that instigated the turbo era.acosmichippo wrote:Would Senna's 85-87 Lotus qualify? I don't know if i'd call them "bs" though.i don't know much about that era. Was the Lotus a Backmarker in those days??
Johnny 'The Earl of Dumfries' Dumfries was a good racer and a true gentleman.
Jabberwocky wrote:I think the Fisi/Brazil one was most unlikely. Then again I suppose any race with a high attrition rate or wet can throw up some odd results.
Seb in the Torro Rosso, who would of bet on that before qualifying?
stonemonkey wrote:Fisichella in the Force India came so close at Spa in 2009, but no cigar.I almost soiled my pants in that race as a Kimi supporter that race! The Fish drove a heck of a race and would've cut the mustard if it wasn't for KERS.
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McLaren wrote:Can't remember what he was driving but didn't Jarno Trulli win monaco once ? haven't got a clue what car he would of been in though.Renault.
vindicator86 wrote:Honorable mention to Hill for Hungary 1997. Sadly, it just wasnt ment to beI remember watching that race very clearly, Damon Hill almost doing the impossible of winning a GP for TWR Arrows, the only time an Arrows had a #1 on the car after Frank Williams ditched Damon once he won the world title. I remember shouting at the TV when Damon lost sixth gear and Jacques Villeneuve overtook him in the closing laps.
madbrad wrote:Johnny Herbert won one in a Stewart Ford.Already mentioned by me buddy!
Denthúl wrote:And that was a great Monaco Grand Prix in 2004. In the races running up to that race, Michael Schumacher and Ferrari had swept the board. Then came Monaco, and a race of incident and excitement yielded a first ever win for Jarno Trulli in the Renault. With team-mate Alonso crashing out while trying to pass Ralf Schumacher in the tunnel, and Michael Schumacher hitting the wall after a coming-together with Juan Pablo Montoya in EXACTLY the same place.... Jenson Button pushed Jarno Trulli very hard in the closing laps, but the Italian did enough to land his only F1 win.McLaren wrote:Can't remember what he was driving but didn't Jarno Trulli win monaco once ? haven't got a clue what car he would of been in though.Renault.
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