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Question 1:
Mercedes’ Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton finished first and third respectively the last time F1 raced in Germany in 2014 - but who finished second?
Question 2:
Which current driver recorded DNFs in his first five races at Hockenheim?
Question 3:
In the video below, which McLaren driver is seen spinning into the gravel after contact with Ferrari’s Rubens Barrichello at the start of the 2003 Hockenheim race?
Question 4:
Which team bagged a double podium finish at the 1994 German Grand Prix with Olivier Panis and Eric Bernard at the wheel?
Question 5:
In the picture below, which driver is hitching a lift back to the pits on the back of Michael Schumacher’s Ferrari following the 1997 German Grand Prix?
Question 6:
Four German drivers have won their home race – Michael Schumacher, Nico Rosberg, Sebastian Vettel and who else?
Question 7:
What record did Rubens Barrichello set with victory in Germany in 2000 that was latterly broken by Mark Webber in the same country in 2009?
Question 8:
AVUS, home to the 1959 German Grand Prix, was situated in which major city?
Question 9:
Name the Ferrari and Ligier drivers involved in this thrilling dice at Hockenheim in 1993
Question 10:
The 1987 race in Germany saw a famously high level of retirements, but how many of the 26 starters were classified finishers - five, six or seven?
Question 11:
Which Brazilian driver scored his only F1 podium finish at Hockenheim in 2008?
Question 12:
"Mika was the star today and he won the race. He is "Boy Wonder"! I will give him my trophy". Who said this after being gifted victory in the 1999 race by team mate Mika Salo?
Question 13:
Which driver was flipped upside down at the first corner of the 2014 German Grand Prix after contact with McLaren’s Kevin Magnussen?
Question 14:
Ferrari hold the record for the most wins in Germany, but how many victories have the Scuderia claimed - 15, 21 or 26?
Question 15:
Only two drivers have won three successive German Grands Prix - Ayrton Senna is one, who is the other?
Answers
1. Williams’ Valtteri Bottas; 2. Kimi Raikkonen; 3. Kimi Raikkonen; 4. Ligier; 5. Giancarlo Fisichella; 6. Ralf Schumacher; 7. The record for the most race starts before victory - Barrichello won at his 123rd attempt, Webber at his 130th; 8. Berlin; 9. Ligier’s Mark Blundell and Ferrari’s Gerhard Berger; 10. Seven; 11. Nelson Piquet Jr; 12. Ferrari's Eddie Irvine; 13. Williams' Felipe Massa; 14. 21; 15. Juan Manuel Fangio.
How did you get on?
0-5: Back of the grid
6-10: Solid midfield runner
11-15: Top of the podium