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That's the guy I was thinking of but couldn't name. He was pre-1950.
I'm stumped at the moment.
There is a guy I'm thinking of, but I can't remember his name for the life of me. I've read about him before.
That's the guy I was thinking of but couldn't name. He was pre-1950.
I'm stumped at the moment.
There is a guy I'm thinking of, but I can't remember his name for the life of me. I've read about him before.
Well known name, famous and successful.
Born on Russian soil, but clearly not a Russian citizen, if Petrov is the first 'Russian' to drive in F1.
I'm trying to think of the most eastern European-ish F1 drivers I can. Rolf Stommelen, Jochen Rindt... but they're Germanic. Hmm.
Mario Andretti and the riddle a reference to his Gold Leaf Lotus?
After half an hour of looking I have to at least put something down.
Born in Italy, moved to the States at the age of about 15.
But I still don't know.
Hans-Joachim Stuck?
Hans Stuck?
- Mario Andretti - 1968 US GP winner.
- Giuseppe Farina, winner of the inaugural championship event in 1950 (Britain).
- Johnny Parsons, 1950 Indy 500 winner. I think his Wynn's Friction Proofing Special may have qualified as an F1 car. Back then, the 500 was on the GP F1 calendar.
Respectfully submitted,
Steve
I'm guessing it's pre-1950.
1934 Monegasque Grand Prix?
Good guesswork, poor details I'm afraid. Same story in the Guess That Car Thread. So it is a Monegasque GP... Ferrari must be there somewhere, but a grid of just Ferraris? I doubt it. Unless we're talking mid-60s when there was the split amongst the management...
1969 Monegasque Grand Prix. I could be wrong about it being Monaco though...
Erm, new glasses please doctor.
1934 French GP
Another wild stab.
1933 German Grand Prix.
That was the plan, but I accept it isn't working.
I don't know this one. And I don't like using search engines, so I won't. Someone else try and answer it...
I now submit a truly hard question:
Total Domination:
In which Grand Prix was the entire starting grid filled by the same marque? This was a real Grand Epreuve too, and not some GP de Lower Hampster.
Shamelessly submitted,
Steve