F1 Quiz Chain

[xpensive]

Not in the 70s.

[markc]

gotta be Ferrari - no?

[xpensive]

No, but pretty close.

[antiuser]

Is it Alfa Romeo? I know their 115 flat-12 was also used on sportscars but what's the street car connection?

[xpensive]

It was indeed Alfa Romeo, but not the flat-12.

[strad]

sorry I didn't see this sooner....Repco Brabham V8 based on an Olds engine,,.

[xpensive]

Again, not in the 70s strad.

[zonk]

Alfa Romeo briefly returned to Formula One for the 1970 and 1971 seasons with a V8 engine based on their sportscar unit. In 1970 the unit was mainly entrusted to Andrea de Adamich, a long time Alfa driver, in a third works McLaren. The combination often failed to qualify and was uncompetitive when it did run in the races. In 1971 a similar arrangement saw de Adamich run most of the second half of the season in a works March car, with a similar lack of success.

[xpensive]

A cool copy'n paste takes the price, goldstar for which alfa sportscar?

[zonk]

[xpensive]

I was actually thinking the Montreal, but you got it anyway, your go zonk!

[strad]

Again, not in the 70s strad

Mis read it,,,thought it said the opposite,,,knew it was too easy.

[zonk]

Who have a good question feel free

[xpensive]

Ronnie Peterson was coerced to drive one single GP with thae Alfa Romeo V8, which race and what was special with the date?

[Websta]

Ronnie Peterson was coerced to drive one single GP with thae Alfa Romeo V8, which race and what was special with the date?

1971 French GP. It was a special date as it was the day after Tom Cruise's 9th birthday