So, its Budapest weekend coming up, here's the pre-race quiz!
1. The last race on 31 July was in Hungary in 2005. Who was the winner?
2. The other two races on 31 July were the German Grand Prix of 1977 and 1994. Both were won by men of the same nationality for the same constructor (Ferrari). Which nationality?
3. Which birthday did Chanoch Nissany celebrate when he paid to test for Minardi on 29 July 2005?
4. And Friday sees a happy 30th birthday to Fernando Alonso.
Where did he finish in the 2001 German Grand Prix on his 20th?
5. Nico Rosberg celebrates his 100th Grand Prix if he takes the start in Hungary. Which driver did he overtake last week to move him into the top 11 drivers in the most races without a win classification.
6. Who holds the record for most Grands Prix without a win, a pole position or a fastest lap?
7. Jenson Button will, if he starts the Hungarian Grand Prix, become the 11th double-centurion in F1 history. Who is also on 199 starts?
8. These are 6 of the drivers on more than 200 Grands Prix:
Rubens Barrichello, Michael Schumacher, Riccardo Patrese, Giancarlo Fisichella, Andrea de Cesaris & Jean Alesi.
For half a point each, name the other four.
9. As with most Grand Prix, Michael Schumacher has won most races in Budapest. How many?
1. The last race on 31 July was in Hungary in 2005. Who was the winner?
Kimi Raikkonen
2. The other two races on 31 July were the German Grand Prix of 1977 and 1994. Both were won by men of the same nationality for the same constructor (Ferrari). Which nationality?
Austrians Niki Lauda and Gerhard Berger
3. Which birthday did Chanoch Nissany celebrate when he paid to test for Minardi on 29 July 2005?
He was 42 that day!
4. And Friday sees a happy 30th birthday to Fernando Alonso.
Where did he finish in the 2001 German Grand Prix on his 20th?10th (and last) for Minardi.
5. Nico Rosberg celebrates his 100th Grand Prix if he takes the start in Hungary. Which driver did he overtake last week to move him into the top 11 drivers in the most races without a win classification.
Pedro Diniz (98). He will become the 11th non-winning centurion, excluding those who won later. Unless he wins!
6. Who holds the record for most Grands Prix without a win, a pole position or a fastest lap?
Martin Brundle. 158 races.
7. Jenson Button will, if he starts the Hungarian Grand Prix, become the 11th double-centurion in F1 history. Who is also on 199 starts?
Alain Prost
8. These are 6 of the drivers on more than 200 Grands Prix:
Rubens Barrichello, Michael Schumacher, Riccardo Patrese, Giancarlo Fisichella, Andrea de Cesaris & Jean Alesi.
For half a point each, name the other four.
David "DC" Coulthard
Jarno "Vineyard" Trulli
Gerhard Berger
Nelson Piquet
Jarno "Vineyard" Trulli
Gerhard Berger
Nelson Piquet
9. As with most Grand Prix, Michael Schumacher has won most races in Budapest. How many?
4.
