No worries mate

The 1961 season saw a change to the points system. Under the new rulings, how many points would a driver recieve for a win, and how many for fastest lap?

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No worries mate

The 1961 season saw a change to the points system. Under the new rulings, how many points would a driver recieve for a win, and how many for fastest lap?

1st: 9 points
Fastest lap: 1 point

Close but no

Oh yeah, the fastest lap points are wrong. How about none for fastest lap, instead the one point was given to 6th place? (Points were given to 5 drivers, 2 being the smallest amount last year)

If that's right, I'll give you an easy one if you promise not to google it!

Who was the last non-european F1 world champion?

Yup, your turn

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Who was the last non-european F1 world champion?

Villeneuve, 1997.

What is the highest number of F1 world champions (past or current champions, not future ones) to take to the grid for a grand prix?

At which race and in which year did it take place?

Who were the drivers?

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Villeneuve, 1997.

What is the highest number of F1 world champions (past or current champions, not future ones) to take to the grid for a grand prix?

At which race and in which year did it take place?

Who were the drivers?

Correct! It was very easy though

1985 season, 3rd November in Australia:
A Prost
K Rosberg
N Lauda
A Jones
N Piquet

These drivers would become world champions after!
A Senna
N Mansell

Interesting, 1968 Round 1 - Kyalami.

Jim Clark
Graham Hill
Denny Hulme
John Surtees
Jack Brabham

As far as I can tell, both are correct! Uh-oh

Yeah it's happened a couple times. 1985 was just the most recent.