Grand Prix Rejects

Posted: **26 Mar 2011, 11:52**

wikipedia much

Posted: **26 Mar 2011, 12:11**

Which driver won a race after failing to qualify for the previous race? In what year? And I also want the GPs where he DNQed and won.

Posted: **26 Mar 2011, 12:24**

I'm going to take a wild stab at the dark and say that it's either John Watson or Niki Lauda. Gonna have to check though.

Posted: **26 Mar 2011, 12:30**

I just checked on Wikipedia and I was in the right sort of ballpark except the wrong team. The answer is Nelson Piquet at the 1982 Detroit and Canadian Grand Prixs.

Posted: **26 Mar 2011, 12:37**

stupot94 wrote:wikipedia much

It is in the Wiki entry but I also remembered it...

Posted: **26 Mar 2011, 17:41**

Wizzie wrote:I just checked on Wikipedia and I was in the right sort of ballpark except the wrong team. The answer is Nelson Piquet at the 1982 Detroit and Canadian Grand Prixs.

Correct! But you get no points for being naive enough to admit you used Wikipedia.

Posted: **26 Mar 2011, 19:14**

eagleash wrote:
stupot94 wrote:wikipedia much

It is in the Wiki entry but I also remembered it...

Fair enough

Posted: **26 Mar 2011, 19:16**

Here's another, very tricky one.

Which F1 driver (past or present) is the president of the "formula One Drivers who Finished a Race Club"? (yes, this does exist)

Posted: **26 Mar 2011, 19:36**

eagleash wrote:
stupot94 wrote:wikipedia much

It is in the Wiki entry but I also remembered it...

Either way, it was perhaps foolish of me not to consider that it might have been included in a Wikipedia entry (although I have seen Giulia used occasionally, presumably as a translation). As an aside, I wonder if he ever named the cars that he drove at BMW-Sauber a name or not, even if he mostly drove them in free practise?

Posted: **26 Mar 2011, 19:43**

tommykl wrote:Here's another, very tricky one.

Which F1 driver (past or present) is the president of the "formula One Drivers who Finished a Race Club"? (yes, this does exist)

Guessing its Michael Schumacher

Posted: **26 Mar 2011, 20:27**

tommykl wrote:Here's another, very tricky one.

Which F1 driver (past or present) is the president of the "formula One Drivers who Finished a Race Club"? (yes, this does exist)

Nick Heidfeld?

Posted: **27 Mar 2011, 06:06**

No, and no.

Posted: **27 Mar 2011, 07:27**

Niki Lauda

Posted: **27 Mar 2011, 07:27**

HWNSNBM

Posted: **27 Mar 2011, 07:28**

Marco Apicella?

Posted: **27 Mar 2011, 09:59**

dr-baker wrote:Marco Apicella?

It's the "Grand Prix finishers club". And, no, it's none of them. i'll give a hint: the driver in question is European and drove for both high-profile teams and backmarkers in the70's and 80's.

Posted: **27 Mar 2011, 10:03**

Stefan Johansson?

Posted: **27 Mar 2011, 10:08**

Johnsson didn't start until the 80s so probably not him - I'll take a stab at Marc Surer?

Posted: **27 Mar 2011, 10:13**

Keke Rosberg, maybe?

Posted: **27 Mar 2011, 10:43**

None. Some of the drivers already mentioned have the same nationality as the driver I'm looking for, though.

Posted: **27 Mar 2011, 10:47**

tommykl wrote:
dr-baker wrote:Marco Apicella?

It's the "Grand Prix finishers club". And, no, it's none of them. i'll give a hint: the driver in question is European and drove for both high-profile teams and backmarkers in the70's and 80's.

Jochen Mass?

Posted: **27 Mar 2011, 10:50**

Clay Regazzoni?

Posted: **27 Mar 2011, 12:12**

thehemogoblin wrote:
tommykl wrote:
dr-baker wrote:Marco Apicella?

It's the "Grand Prix finishers club". And, no, it's none of them. i'll give a hint: the driver in question is European and drove for both high-profile teams and backmarkers in the70's and 80's.

Jochen Mass?

Correct!

Posted: **27 Mar 2011, 18:20**

tommykl wrote:
thehemogoblin wrote:Jochen Mass?

Correct!

Boom. Now, someone needs to come up with another question, lest this thread go dormant. I don't really know what to ask.

Posted: **27 Mar 2011, 18:28**

Here's a short one:
What position was the best for Scuderia Italia in qualifying, and where did they achieve it? Who was it, and in which year?

Posted: **27 Mar 2011, 18:41**

Shizuka wrote:What position was the best for Scuderia Italia in qualifying, and where did they achieve it? Who was it, and in which year?

Alex Caffi, Hungary 1989 - and I actually remembered that without looking for it. :mrgreen:

Posted: **27 Mar 2011, 18:51**

Yep! Can you remember the position too?

Posted: **27 Mar 2011, 18:57**

Shizuka wrote:Yep! Can you remember the position too?

Third?

Posted: **27 Mar 2011, 19:20**

Didn't De Cesaris qualify third for Phoenix 1990 as well?

Posted: **27 Mar 2011, 19:50**

Posted: **27 Mar 2011, 19:58**

Have a stab at this.It took the little rejects over on another F1 Forum a long time to get it

Pray tell the team,driver and year...

Posted: **27 Mar 2011, 19:58**

Yes, De Cesaris got a third at Phoenix '90, correct!

Posted: **27 Mar 2011, 20:38**

tommykl wrote:
dr-baker wrote:Marco Apicella?

It's the "Grand Prix finishers club".

I understood the question - I just thought the answer might have been ironical or something... Only way he could have been in the club was to have founded the club himself... :oops:

Posted: **27 Mar 2011, 21:21**

MyHamsterRacedAnOnyx wrote:Have a stab at this.It took the little rejects over on another F1 Forum a long time to get it

Pray tell the team,driver and year...

Is it AGS, and the 1986 JH21C, with Didier Pironi behind the wheel?

Posted: **28 Mar 2011, 03:46**

Hard questions (Easy for you guys Though)

What do Sergio Perez, Mika Hakkinen and Kimi Raikkonen all have in common?

Also, before Sebastien Bourdais/Sebastien Vettel, and Bourdais and Sebastien Buemi,

who were the last teammates to share the same christian name?

Posted: **28 Mar 2011, 04:42**

David AGS wrote:Also, before Sebastien Bourdais/Sebastien Vettel, and Bourdais and Sebastien Buemi,

who were the last teammates to share the same christian name?

Would it be Stefan Johansson and Stefan Bellof in 1984?

Posted: **28 Mar 2011, 06:10**

David AGS wrote:Hard questions (Easy for you guys Though)

What do Sergio Perez, Mika Hakkinen and Kimi Raikkonen all have in common?

They all qualified 13th in their debut GP.

Posted: **28 Mar 2011, 23:13**

Both tooooo good.

Posted: **29 Mar 2011, 10:46**

Off the top of my head I can think of two people who were disqualified from their first Grand Prix (Robert Kubica and Sergio Perez). My question is how many other people (if any) have been disqualified from their debut race?

Posted: **29 Mar 2011, 10:51**

Wizzie wrote:Off the top of my head I can think of two people who were disqualified from their first Grand Prix (Robert Kubica and Sergio Perez). My question is how many other people (if any) have been disqualified from their debut race?

Martin Brundle was one of them.

Martin Brundle wrote:I scored points in my first-ever grand prix and they were later rescinded through no fault of my own. It doesn't matter though because 27 years later it only annoys me about once a month now.

I read that yesterday, so that is why I remember!

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