To celebrate the first British one-two since the Austrian Grand Prix of 1999, it is time for a quiz of those one-twos.
1. The last British one-two was Austria 1999. In which year was the last British one-two with drivers from the same team?
2. Only three German drivers have been involved in German one-twos. One is Michael Schumacher. Name the other two.
3. The very first F1 race was a one-two for Italy. Which constructor built both cars?
4. The United States has 14 one-twos. How many were Indy 500s?
5. Which driver was on the podium for all the French one-two-threes?
6. When was France's first one-two (year)?
7. 9 of the last 10 Brazilian one-twos involved both Ayrton Senna and Nelson Piquet. Who joined Piquet for the other one?
8. Who were the first two Brits to score a one-two?
9. Which nation's single one-two came in Canada?
10. Which race saw two national one-twos for different nations in consecutive years?
And lets thank Lewis Hamilton for preventing Nelsinho Piquet getting involved in this quiz in 2008!
1. The last British one-two was Austria 1999. In which year was the last British one-two with drivers from the same team?
1995 - Hungary, Hill and Coulthard for Williams
2. Only three German drivers have been involved in German one-twos. One is Michael Schumacher. Name the other two.
Ralf Schumacher and Heinz-Harald Frentzen
3. The very first F1 race was a one-two for Italy. Which constructor built both cars?
Alfa Romeo
4. The United States has 14 one-twos. How many were Indy 500s?
11
5. Which driver was on the podium for all the French one-two-threes?
Rene Arnoux
6. When was France's first one-two (year)?
1979 - Laffite, Depallier, Brazil, Ligier!
7. 9 of the last 10 Brazilian one-twos involved both Ayrton Senna and Nelson Piquet. Who joined Piquet for the other one?
Roberto Moreno in Japan 1990
8. Who were the first two Brits to score a one-two?
Moss and Collins
9. Which nation's single one-two came in Canada?
New Zealand - 1968 Hulme and McLaren
10. Which race saw two national one-twos for different nations in consecutive years?
Japan 1989 (Nannini/Patrese), 1990 (Piquet/Moreno). Thanks Senna and Prost for making this stat possible!
And lets thank Lewis Hamilton for preventing Nelsinho Piquet getting involved in this quiz in 2008!