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[spankyham]

I think they raced the the same number of races, but they entered a different number of GP's. Senna didn't qualify once. Herbert didn't qualify 3 times and didn't start another time.

They both also had their first race in Brazil

[What's Burning?]

That would be correct, 149 races each. Good job you FREAKS! Over to you Andrew.

[andrew]

149? Sure that's not 161?

I'll go for a technical one.

Which was the first (reportedly) scaled* down 3.0 V10 F1 engine, that weighed in at (reportedly) less than 100 kg?

*By scaled down, I don't mean a V12 to and V10 but this engine marked the beginning of a new generation of smaller and lighter 3.0 V10 powerplants.

[Joey Zyla]

Well done WB.

That was too easy, I'll have to revert to being vague and cryptic.

Over to you.

San Marion is a real race? Who is Marion?

[FRAFPDD]

Where?

[andrew]

Where what?

[FRAFPDD]

wheres wally............................











wheres the picture taken you numpty!

[andrew]

So we're ignoring the current outstanding question then?

The photo was taken at the 2009 Paris International Auto Show Opening Ceremony.

For the next question, see my previous post.

[scotty]

149? Sure that's not 161?

I'll go for a technical one.

Which was the first (reportedly) scaled* down 3.0 V10 F1 engine, that weighed in at (reportedly) less than 100 kg?

*By scaled down, I don't mean a V12 to and V10 but this engine marked the beginning of a new generation of smaller and lighter 3.0 V10 powerplants.

Was it the Mercedes engine that powered McLaren in their first season of partnership, in 1995?

[andrew]

No. This engine made its debut in 1996.

[smokin]

Cosworth CR-1? Not 1996 but weighed 100kg.

[andrew]

No, this engine first appeared in 1996 and was not a Cosworth.

[smokin]

No, this engine first appeared in 1996 and was not a Cosworth.

The Judd JV (Yamaha) was the first of the new, lightweight V10s but it was heavier than 100kg.
See Yamaha at http://www.allf1.info/engines/index.php

[andrew]

The Judd JV aka Yamaha OX11 from 1996 was the engine I was looking for. The 100kg weight was only the reputed weight.

Over to you Smokin.

[scotty]

No. This engine made its debut in 1996.

Pretty sure the 3.0l Merc engine first appeared in a McLaren in 1995, but anyway, moot point in the context of this question.