F1 Quiz Chain

[xpensive]

Not even close, much later.

[strad]

Really,,,I suppose the trick is "in an F1 car"
According to the big book it was 69 Monaco for his last F1 race win..I'm thinking Tasman but I find no win in 69.. which might not have strictly speaking been an F1 car..

[matt21]

BRDC Trophy 1971, Brabham BT34

[xpensive]

That's it matt21, but in my book it was called GKN-Daily Express international Trophy.

The race was for F1 and F5000 cars, Hill won on aggregate from two heats.

Gold star for the starting position for the only non-ICE on the grid?

[matt21]

3rd on the grid

[xpensive]

Indeed, now drop the big one matt21!

[xpensive]

While we are waiting for matt21, here's one for you tifosi; The Ferrari 312 B2 only won three F1 races, which?

[xpensive]

While we are waiting for matt21, here's one for you tifosi; The Ferrari 312 B2 only won three F1 races, which three?

[xpensive]

Not much interest in the 70s it seems, so let's try something more recent;

The 1982 Alfa Romeo reportedly had an interesting aerodynamic device, what was that and did it work?

Lead, sliding skirts were now gone.

[matt21]

Could you give us a hint?
All my resources did not produce an answer.

[CMSMJ1]

*just noticed this quick reply box..


Is it some form or ride height adjust to drop it onto the fixed skirts?

[matt21]

In 1982 the 6cm-ground-clearance rule was dropped. So there was no need to drop the car.

[xpensive]

Could you give us a hint?
All my resources did not produce an answer.

Alfa reportedly had developed an invisible air-driven skirt, which was never raced.

Surely a fore-boder of the barge-boards.

Anyone can go as I'm out anyways, but I owed you all a response.

[Sombrero]

I wonder if this is not a variation of the "clic-clac" design of the Ligier JS11/15 tried on the Alfa Romeo T182 by Gerard Ducarouge.

[matt21]

I hope it is okay to post a new one.

What was special about the brakes on Peterson's March in Monaco 1971?