Motorsports Trivia Thread!

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Unless, of course, Volvo 670 is a typo and they actually meant 760, which would be more on the disappointing side in a 'we'll give you an 8-year-old company car' sort of way.

Might be C70 - it doesn't sound all that different in English when compared to "670" and it would fit both the timeframe and the sporty image.
 
Unless, of course, Volvo 670 is a typo and they actually meant 760, which would be more on the disappointing side in a 'we'll give you an 8-year-old company car' sort of way.

The Volvo 670 is a truck, don't know how far back that goes, unless they both drove the 1920s classic Volvo 670 which is vanishingly unlikely. Which of the Schumachers did you mean and which car?

My question: Martin Brundle crashed heavily in practice for the 1984 Monaco Grand Prix. He returned to the pits, said he was okay, and got in the spare car to go again. He then said something to Ken Tyrrell which led to Ken leaning into the car and switching it off. What did he say?
 
Might be C70 - it doesn't sound all that different in English when compared to "670" and it would fit both the timeframe and the sporty image.
That's a good call.

Doesn't change the fact someone at the development team should have paid more attention to what they were doing though.
The Volvo 670 is a truck, don't know how far back that goes, unless they both drove the 1920s classic Volvo 670 which is vanishingly unlikely. Which of the Schumachers did you mean and which car?
The 'Mercedes SL estate', but it seems @Liquid has edited out the 'estate' part.
 
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just tripped over this the other day....good timing....who won the race?
I had wondered what the H these two had in common, as in not much... then Riverside poked into my brain. I watched the train of elephants going through the esses in 71...quite a show,...(elephants because they all raised their left and right front wheels in the various corners in the esses like elephants at the circus with their legs on the round stands in the center ring)
 
I'm just going to take a wild guess and say David Brabham.
 

The never-made-it-to-F1 Jeff (Jack? John?) Krasnoff. He raced with a lot of before-they-were-famous F1 names in Japan but, for whatever reason, never got any F1 interest. I think he died in a race crash in the early 00s? Apologies to all if that's incorrect. I used to have a picture of that Jaaaag on my garage wall :)
 

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