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By 7UpJordan
#62978
Bertrand Gachot in the Pacific. ;)
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By scotty
#62983
Here's one, and i've tried to figure out the toughest question i could!

Hundreds of drivers have represented many countries over the years in F1. However the are some who have represented countries that technically no longer exist - can anyone name one of the countries, and at least one of the drivers who represented that country?
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By darwin dali
#62985
scotty wrote:Here's one, and i've tried to figure out the toughest question i could!

Hundreds of drivers have represented many countries over the years in F1. However the are some who have represented countries that technically no longer exist - can anyone name one of the countries, and at least one of the drivers who represented that country?
How about Bundesrepublik Deutschland with Jochen Mass, Hans-Joachim Stuck, Christian Danner and others?
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By scotty
#64056
darwin_dali wrote:
scotty wrote:Here's one, and i've tried to figure out the toughest question i could!

Hundreds of drivers have represented many countries over the years in F1. However the are some who have represented countries that technically no longer exist - can anyone name one of the countries, and at least one of the drivers who represented that country?
How about Bundesrepublik Deutschland with Jochen Mass, Hans-Joachim Stuck, Christian Danner and others?
That's not the one i was thinking of, although you may still be right! :)
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By texasmr2
#64060
First GP win on super-hard's with no pit stop in a non-european GP?
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By 7UpJordan
#64062
texasmr2 wrote:First GP win on super-hard's with no pit stop in a non-european GP?
Gerhard Berger, Mexico 1986.
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By texasmr2
#64066
7UpJordan wrote:
texasmr2 wrote:First GP win on super-hard's with no pit stop in a non-european GP?
Gerhard Berger, Mexico 1986.
That was to easy wasn't it but Gerhard was my boy, off to the think tank lol!
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By texasmr2
#64070
OK how about this one? My sister is a rockstar and I beat Ayrton Senna?
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By darwin dali
#64118
texasmr2 wrote:OK how about this one? My sister is a rockstar and I beat Ayrton Senna?
Alessandro Nannini
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By darwin dali
#64120
scotty wrote:
darwin_dali wrote:
scotty wrote:Here's one, and i've tried to figure out the toughest question i could!

Hundreds of drivers have represented many countries over the years in F1. However the are some who have represented countries that technically no longer exist - can anyone name one of the countries, and at least one of the drivers who represented that country?
How about Bundesrepublik Deutschland with Jochen Mass, Hans-Joachim Stuck, Christian Danner and others?
That's not the one i was thinking of, although you may still be right! :)
John Love, Clive Puzey, Sam Tingle - Zimbabwe, formerly Rhodesia.
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By texasmr2
#64128
darwin_dali wrote:
texasmr2 wrote:OK how about this one? My sister is a rockstar and I beat Ayrton Senna?
Alessandro Nannini
:clap::clap:
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By 7UpJordan
#64131
texasmr2 wrote:
darwin_dali wrote:
texasmr2 wrote:OK how about this one? My sister is a rockstar and I beat Ayrton Senna?
Alessandro Nannini
:clap::clap:
I was wondering what you were talking about at first Tex, I thought you were making some kind of wild exaggerated claim that you had a sister that was a rockstar and that you had beaten Senna in a race before. :P

Here's one which might be a bit too easy. Olivier Panis made the chequered flag in every race but one in his debut season, which race was this?
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