As outlined earlier in the thread, Alberto Ascari was never "Formula One" World Champion because he won the title in seasons under Formula Two regulations. Before and after this time too, it wasn't called the Formula One World Championship; it was the World Championship For Drivers.
So the question is, who was the first Formula One World Champion?
Excellent! This was the first year that the championship was actually called the "Formula One World Championship". It has since been applied retroactively to every title since 1950, bringing with it technical inaccuracies in Ascari and Indy.
I now see where I read wrong. Haas Lolo was an American team buying cars. The last time an American Driver drove an American made car was Danny Ongais for Penske. So the article was right, I was wrong.
"What do you get if you put Scrabble tiles in a shotgun... Dutch"... having said that, I'm pretty sure none of Zandvoorts bocht's are called those things.. plus it doesn't have a chicane. I could be wrong...
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My wild guess time.... Temporary circuit based on a race course (something like Solvalla)... or perhaps a variant of the Mille Miglia course... or maybe a Red Bull Air Race circuit... umm. Yup, I'm very much guessing.
