trivia question....

[Alextrax52]

Hans Herrmann, then

Spot on we got them.

For the record
M Schumacher 155
Vettel 63
R Schumacher 27
Frentzen 18
Rosberg 15
Heidfeld 13
Mass 8
Von Trips 6
Glock 3
Kling 2
Joachim Stuck 2
Herrmann 1
Stommelen 1

[tommykl]

Which still leaves my previous question:

What do noted Formula 1 Rejects Doug Serrurier and Rob Slotemaker have in common?

[pasta_maldonado]

Which still leaves my previous question:

What do noted Formula 1 Rejects Doug Serrurier and Rob Slotemaker have in common?

Their last names both start with the letter 's'?

Other than that, I haven't a clue.

[Miguel98]

They both made their debut (if you count Stolemaker's as an actual race) in 1962, cause apart from that, there's not much to pick.

[Turbogirl]

What do noted Formula 1 Rejects Doug Serrurier and Rob Slotemaker have in common?

Since I'm also out of options on this one, I'll take some pretty wild guesses, which (considering what world we live in) might not be too far-fetched, when you think about them:

1.) They're distant cousins or somehow related to each other (Serrurier was from South Africa and the Dutch had colonies in Africa)
2.) They we're picked up by Teddy Yip at some point in their career (because, let's face it, almost every reject had contact with Yip at least once)
3.) They bought their racing shoes from Andrea Sassetti
4.) They were both participating in the Kyalami 9 hours of the South African Springbok Trophy Series in 1968
5.) They both used Brabham cars at some point, Slotemaker in 1964 and Serrurier in the late sixties, but Serrurier modified BT11s, while Slotemaker's were F3 models...
6.) Elaborating on 5.) Serrurier modified Brabhams for the Gold Star Series. Maybe Slotemaker drove a car modified by Serrurier in that series. If so, I can't find any evidence...

Well, perhaps one of them is close to the truth...

[tommykl]

Their last names both start with the letter 's'?

Other than that, I haven't a clue.

You're closer than you think with that guess...

1.) They're distant cousins or somehow related to each other (Serrurier was from South Africa and the Dutch had colonies in Africa)

Similarly, you're getting close

[Salamander]

Is one of their names just an Anglicised version of the other's?

[Turbogirl]

Is one of their names just an Anglicised version of the other's?

I think you're right. Serrurier is french for locksmith and if I'm not mistaken, Slotemaker means the same in dutch. At least in German it means Schlossmacher. Why didn't I think of that earlier?

[GerhardTalger]

Is one of their names just an Anglicised version of the other's?

I think you're right. Serrurier is french for locksmith and if I'm not mistaken, Slotemaker means the same in dutch. At least in German it means Schlossmacher. Why didn't I think of that earlier?

Slotenmaker is locksmith in Dutch, yeah. I should have thought of that.. seems my French is not quite good enough..

[tommykl]

Is one of their names just an Anglicised version of the other's?

I think you're right. Serrurier is french for locksmith and if I'm not mistaken, Slotemaker means the same in dutch. At least in German it means Schlossmacher. Why didn't I think of that earlier?

Slotenmaker is locksmith in Dutch, yeah. I should have thought of that.. seems my French is not quite good enough..

And that is correct

[W12]

1. Who is the shortest F1 driver ever?
2. Who is the tallest F1 driver ever?
3. What is the average height of current F1 drivers?

[Pointrox]

1. Ant Davidson at 160 cm, I guess.
2. Mike Hawthorn? He was 188 cm tall IIRC. Or Alex Wurz - 187 cm.
3. 175-176 cm.

[W12]

1. Ant Davidson at 160 cm, I guess.
2. Mike Hawthorn? He was 188 cm tall IIRC. Or Alex Wurz - 187 cm.
3. 175-176 cm.

1 and 3 are right, 2 is wrong.

[tommykl]

1. Ant Davidson at 160 cm, I guess.
2. Mike Hawthorn? He was 188 cm tall IIRC. Or Alex Wurz - 187 cm.
3. 175-176 cm.

1 and 3 are right, 2 is wrong.

Tallest ever, I'm guessing, was Justin Wilson.

Also, Archie Scott Brown was significantly shorter than Davidson, as he never grew taller than five feet...

[W12]

1. Ant Davidson at 160 cm, I guess.
2. Mike Hawthorn? He was 188 cm tall IIRC. Or Alex Wurz - 187 cm.
3. 175-176 cm.

1 and 3 are right, 2 is wrong.

Tallest ever, I'm guessing, was Justin Wilson.

Also, Archie Scott Brown was significantly shorter than Davidson, as he never grew taller than five feet...

I didn't realize the 1. question was wrong. It was Wilson, actually. BTW, there was also one driver even shorter than Scott-Brown...

[tommykl]

If you're referring to the single (not very trustworthy) source that states that John Love was 4'9" tall, then I'm afraid that would be wrong, as there is a photo proving that he was quite a bit taller...

[W12]

If you're referring to the single (not very trustworthy) source that states that John Love was 4'9" tall, then I'm afraid that would be wrong, as there is a photo proving that he was quite a bit taller...

Yes, that was what I was thinking about.

[Jocke1]

Who wore this jacket at a Catalunya F1 test?

[roblo97]

Who wore this jacket at a Catalunya F1 test?

Lewis Hamilton or Kimi Raikonnen?

[UncreativeUsername37]

Let's see... Max Chilton?

[Jocke1]

Let's see... Max Chilton?

Lewis Hamilton or Kimi Raikonnen?

Remember, I wrote 'a' Catalunya F1 test. Not necessarily the most recent test there.

[UncreativeUsername37]

Let's see... Max Chilton?

Lewis Hamilton or Kimi Raikonnen?

Remember, I wrote 'a' Catalunya F1 test. Not necessarily the most recent test there.

Well, yeah, I took that into account. It's just that you're obsessed with Max Chilton to the point where it's a decent guess for literally any trivia question you field.

[Jocke1]

you're obsessed with Max Chilton

Who told you that?

[dr-baker]

Is the answer James Hunt by any chance?

[Jocke1]

Is the answer James Hunt by any chance?

Nope, the photo is from the 2000s.

[UncreativeUsername37]

This is my last guess, Anthony Davidson.