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Swiss GP 1938?
I don't know what it is about Germany, but the tarmac they lay is perfectly smooth on the straights and very bumpy in the braking areas. So they need to do it the other way round! - David Coulthard, 2002.
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no

(I hope that I'm right as Isearched this track in google and gave me this image!)
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it was (or atleast google search gave me!) Pau.
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I guess that the weekend kept away the real specialists... :oops:

I would never recognize Pau in that era, anyway, I preferred to keep my mouth shut instead of randomly write one by one the GP's held back then. About the year, which one was it (I would bet 1939)?
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I guess that makes it your turn again then Zenvision
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an easy one, but I found it so amusing I had to post it:

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Monaco, but I forgotten who was the driver and year.(maybe 1955?)
I don't know what it is about Germany, but the tarmac they lay is perfectly smooth on the straights and very bumpy in the braking areas. So they need to do it the other way round! - David Coulthard, 2002.
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Monaco, Alberto Ascari (Lancia) 1955?
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1955 Monaco GP, Alberto Ascari in a Ferrari. Bonus: May 22nd 1955 I presume?
I don't know what it is about Germany, but the tarmac they lay is perfectly smooth on the straights and very bumpy in the braking areas. So they need to do it the other way round! - David Coulthard, 2002.
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its obviously monaco 1955 (it was on the link!) and yeah it was Ascari. Can't imagine how he survived that then died just a few days later.
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I never though there were photos of that accident :shock: :oops:

PS: my turn then?
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modbaraban wrote:I never though there were photos of that accident :shock: :oops:

PS: my turn then?
aye
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This should be very simple 4u guys. 2 pics of the same GP.

- track?
- year?
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PS: love that opposite lock by Kimi! I bet we gonna see more of that oversteer in 2008 :D
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Austria 02?
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zenvision wrote:Austria 02?
I thought you'd give others a chance :oops: :P

your turn :arrow:
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