Motorsports Trivia Thread!

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No and no. Rosemeyer is still the closest answer so far.
The one we're looking for raced at the same time.
 
:cheers: to Pupik.

Here is 's page on Wikipedia.

He was nicknamed Ringmeister (="master of the ring") because of his mastery of the Nordschleife (source), and he was nicknamed Regenmeister (="master of the rain") too ( (source).
 
Someone else may ask a question, I'm out of non-F1 questions right now.
 
Since I was closest i'll put up a question...💡
Who was the first and only driver to win back to back bathurst 1000's in different years? (name years, co-drivers, and car numbers)
 
That would be Peter Brock. The first back to back cluster was from 1978-1980, In 1978 and 1979 he was behind the wheel of the Holden Torana A9X, and his team-mate in those years was Jim Richards. In 1980 He drove in the Holden Commodore VC again with Jim Richards as team-mate.

His second back to back cluster was from 1982-1984. In 1982 and 1983 he was driving a Holden Commodore VH with Larry Perkins as Co-driver, but John Harvey joined the 2 in 1983. 1984 it was another Peter Brock pairing with Larry Perkins but this time driving the Holden Commodore VK Group C, the last of its kind.
 
Crap! Forgot the numbers!

From 1978-1980 Brock's car wore his trademark 05.

And in 1982 and 1984 he used 05, in 1983 he drove with number 25 after his normal car stuffed its self after the first lap, he then used the spare car, with the number 25.
 
TheBigMan045
Since I was closest i'll put up a question...💡
Who was the first and only driver to win back to back bathurst 1000's in different years? (name years, co-drivers, and car numbers)
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Alan Moffat won in '70 and '71 in a GTHO. No co-driver. Car numbers 64E and 65E.
 
How many F1 drivers have won a race after incurring a 10-grid-place engine failure penelty?
 
How many different Grands Prix from the start of the 1986 season to the Japanese GP today have been won by drivers who started outside the top 10 grid positions?
 
The answer I was looking for was 12. Someone else can have a go now...

1987 San Marino Grand Prix, Nigel Mansell, 14
1989 Hungarian Grand Prix, Nigel Mansell, 12
1990 Mexican Grand Prix, Alain Prost, 13
1992 Brazilian Grand Prix, Nigel Mansell, 16
1995 Belgian Grand Prix, Michael Schumacher, 16
1996 Monaco Grand Prix, Olivier Panis, 14
1999 European Grand Prix, Johnny Herbert, 14
2000 German Grand Prix, Rubens Barrichello, 18
2003 Australian Grand Prix, David Coulthard, 11
2004 Belgian Grand Prix, Kimi Räikkönen, 10
2005 Japanese Grand Prix, Kimi Räikkönen, 17
2006 Hungarian Grand Prix, Jenson Button, 14
 
Staying with the F1 theme what type of engine configraton was the 1990 Life F1 car powered by (easy one I know)
 

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