• Trivia

    From Brian Lawrence@24:150/2 to rec.autos.sport.f1 on Mon Dec 7 06:55:52 2020
    First win for a Mexican driver since June 7 1970, Pedro Rodriguez,
    BRM P153, Belgian GP - 50 years plus 6 months.

    First win for Jordan/Force India/Racing Point (the Silverstone team)
    since April 6 2003, Giancarlo Fisichella, Jordan EJ13, Brazilian GP -
    17 yrs, 8 months.

    Fisi's win in Brazil was the last win for car #11 before yesterday.

    I heard someone say that Pedro's win was the last time the Mexican
    National Anthem had been played in F1, but I doubt that it was played
    at Spa in 1970. Bear in mind there was no elaborate podium ceremony
    and at many races the winner only received a garland of laurel leaves,
    and perhaps a bouquet of flowers.


    <https://www.deviantart.com/f1-history/art/Pedro-Rodriguez-Belgium-1970-408043993>
    --- SBBSecho 3.06-Win32
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  • From Dex@24:150/2 to rec.autos.sport.f1 on Mon Dec 7 10:17:48 2020
    On 07/12/2020 06:55, Brian Lawrence wrote:
    First win for a Mexican driver since June 7 1970, Pedro Rodriguez,
    BRM P153, Belgian GP - 50 years plus 6 months.

    First win for Jordan/Force India/Racing Point (the Silverstone team)
    since April 6 2003, Giancarlo Fisichella, Jordan EJ13, Brazilian GP -
    17 yrs, 8 months.

    Fisi's win in Brazil was the last win for car #11 before yesterday.

    I heard someone say that Pedro's win was the last time the Mexican
    National Anthem had been played in F1, but I doubt that it was played
    at Spa in 1970. Bear in mind there was no elaborate podium ceremony
    and at many races the winner only received a garland of laurel leaves,
    and perhaps a bouquet of flowers.


    <https://www.deviantart.com/f1-history/art/Pedro-Rodriguez-Belgium-1970-408043993>


    How about how many F1 races have been held in December, in the northern hemisphere?
    --- SBBSecho 3.06-Win32
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  • From Brian Lawrence@24:150/2 to rec.autos.sport.f1 on Mon Dec 7 10:56:05 2020
    On 07/12/2020 10:17, Dex wrote:
    On 07/12/2020 06:55, Brian Lawrence wrote:
    First win for a Mexican driver since June 7 1970, Pedro Rodriguez,
    BRM P153, Belgian GP - 50 years plus 6 months.

    First win for Jordan/Force India/Racing Point (the Silverstone team)
    since April 6 2003, Giancarlo Fisichella, Jordan EJ13, Brazilian GP -
    17 yrs, 8 months.

    Fisi's win in Brazil was the last win for car #11 before yesterday.

    I heard someone say that Pedro's win was the last time the Mexican
    National Anthem had been played in F1, but I doubt that it was played
    at Spa in 1970. Bear in mind there was no elaborate podium ceremony
    and at many races the winner only received a garland of laurel leaves,
    and perhaps a bouquet of flowers.


    <https://www.deviantart.com/f1-history/art/Pedro-Rodriguez-Belgium-1970-408043993>



    How about how many F1 races have been held in December, in the northern hemisphere?

    That was only the fifth anywhere, next week will be the sixth.

    USA 1959 Sebring, FL Dec 12
    RSA 1962 East London Dec 29
    RSA 1963 " Dec 28
    Abd 2019 Yas Marina Dec 01
    Sak 2020 Bahrain Dec 06

    So two in southern hemisphere, 3 in the northern.


    Another trivia stat - at 87 laps the Sakhir GP had the most laps in a GP
    since Jan 28 1973, the Argentine GP at the 3.345km Buenos Aires circuit
    (a short circuit only used in 1972-73).

    The most laps in a GP was 110 at the US GP at Watkins Glen 1963-65 (the
    11 Indy 500s were, of course run over 200 laps (the 1950 event was
    stopped by rain after 138 laps).
    --- SBBSecho 3.06-Win32
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  • From Dex@24:150/2 to rec.autos.sport.f1 on Mon Dec 7 11:05:10 2020
    On 07/12/2020 10:56, Brian Lawrence wrote:
    On 07/12/2020 10:17, Dex wrote:
    On 07/12/2020 06:55, Brian Lawrence wrote:
    First win for a Mexican driver since June 7 1970, Pedro Rodriguez,
    BRM P153, Belgian GP - 50 years plus 6 months.

    First win for Jordan/Force India/Racing Point (the Silverstone team)
    since April 6 2003, Giancarlo Fisichella, Jordan EJ13, Brazilian GP -
    17 yrs, 8 months.

    Fisi's win in Brazil was the last win for car #11 before yesterday.

    I heard someone say that Pedro's win was the last time the Mexican
    National Anthem had been played in F1, but I doubt that it was played
    at Spa in 1970. Bear in mind there was no elaborate podium ceremony
    and at many races the winner only received a garland of laurel leaves,
    and perhaps a bouquet of flowers.


    <https://www.deviantart.com/f1-history/art/Pedro-Rodriguez-Belgium-1970-408043993>



    How about how many F1 races have been held in December, in the
    northern hemisphere?

    That was only the fifth anywhere, next week will be the sixth.

    USA 1959 Sebring, FL Dec 12
    RSA 1962 East London Dec 29
    RSA 1963 " Dec 28
    Abd 2019 Yas Marina Dec 01
    Sak 2020 Bahrain Dec 06

    So two in southern hemisphere, 3 in the northern.



    Thanks.

    Other than last year the last one held was in the year I was born. :)


    Another trivia stat - at 87 laps the Sakhir GP had the most laps in a GP since Jan 28 1973, the Argentine GP at the 3.345km Buenos Aires circuit
    (a short circuit only used in 1972-73).

    The most laps in a GP was 110 at the US GP at Watkins Glen 1963-65 (the
    11 Indy 500s were, of course run over 200 laps (the 1950 event was
    stopped by rain after 138 laps).
    --- SBBSecho 3.06-Win32
    * Origin: SportNet Gateway Site (24:150/2)
  • From Sir Tim@24:150/2 to rec.autos.sport.f1 on Mon Dec 7 12:10:36 2020
    Dex <in@out.me.com> wrote:
    On 07/12/2020 10:56, Brian Lawrence wrote:
    On 07/12/2020 10:17, Dex wrote:
    On 07/12/2020 06:55, Brian Lawrence wrote:
    First win for a Mexican driver since June 7 1970, Pedro Rodriguez,
    BRM P153, Belgian GP - 50 years plus 6 months.

    First win for Jordan/Force India/Racing Point (the Silverstone team)
    since April 6 2003, Giancarlo Fisichella, Jordan EJ13, Brazilian GP -
    17 yrs, 8 months.

    Fisi's win in Brazil was the last win for car #11 before yesterday.

    I heard someone say that Pedro's win was the last time the Mexican
    National Anthem had been played in F1, but I doubt that it was played
    at Spa in 1970. Bear in mind there was no elaborate podium ceremony
    and at many races the winner only received a garland of laurel leaves, >>>> and perhaps a bouquet of flowers.


    <https://www.deviantart.com/f1-history/art/Pedro-Rodriguez-Belgium-1970-408043993>



    How about how many F1 races have been held in December, in the
    northern hemisphere?

    That was only the fifth anywhere, next week will be the sixth.

    USA 1959 Sebring, FL Dec 12
    RSA 1962 East London Dec 29
    RSA 1963 " Dec 28
    Abd 2019 Yas Marina Dec 01
    Sak 2020 Bahrain Dec 06

    So two in southern hemisphere, 3 in the northern.



    Thanks.

    Other than last year the last one held was in the year I was born. :)

    You are quite a youngster then Efye.

    --
    Sir Tim
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  • From alister@24:150/2 to rec.autos.sport.f1 on Mon Dec 7 13:28:52 2020
    On Mon, 07 Dec 2020 06:55:52 +0000, Brian Lawrence wrote:

    First win for a Mexican driver since June 7 1970, Pedro Rodriguez,
    BRM P153, Belgian GP - 50 years plus 6 months.

    First win for Jordan/Force India/Racing Point (the Silverstone team)
    since April 6 2003, Giancarlo Fisichella, Jordan EJ13, Brazilian GP -
    17 yrs, 8 months.

    Fisi's win in Brazil was the last win for car #11 before yesterday.

    I heard someone say that Pedro's win was the last time the Mexican
    National Anthem had been played in F1, but I doubt that it was played at
    Spa in 1970. Bear in mind there was no elaborate podium ceremony and at
    many races the winner only received a garland of laurel leaves,
    and perhaps a bouquet of flowers.

    pretty sure it would have been played at last years Mexico GP
    (BEFORE the start!)


    <https://www.deviantart.com/f1-history/art/Pedro-Rodriguez-
    Belgium-1970-408043993>





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