Motorsports Trivia Thread!
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OK, maybe Emerson Fittipaldi?Nope
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Dotini
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That is an AC Greyhound.
It's a 2+2 version of the AC Ace and Aceca, with tasteful aluminum body, disc brakes, 4-speed gearbox, 1000 kg, and sold with a variety of small-bore 6 cylinder engines from 1959-1963. Restorers have sometimes swapped the (Buick) Rover aluminum V-8 or 2.5 Triumph six into it.
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OK, time for my question - which country has had the most F1 World Championship entrants (just to exclude non-championship events screwing this up), but hasn't had any Grand Prix winners?Ding ding, a winner
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Yes, that's what I meant.
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Kobayashi never had a top ride, if he would have got one he would have won. (Obviously this is a discussion for another time but that is how I feel)
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Following on from a post I made in the anomalous stats thread,
Has anyone had more consecutive retirements at the same Grand Prix than Rubens Barrichello's nine consecutive DNFs in Brazil?
My own limited research into the matter shows that Andrea de Cesaris had 7 consecutive DNFs in Brazil too and that both Derek Warwick and Jean Alesi had 6 consecutive DNFs in Australia.
Has anyone had more consecutive retirements at the same Grand Prix than Rubens Barrichello's nine consecutive DNFs in Brazil?
My own limited research into the matter shows that Andrea de Cesaris had 7 consecutive DNFs in Brazil too and that both Derek Warwick and Jean Alesi had 6 consecutive DNFs in Australia.
