Which Monaco-winning driver has a special connection with a very unique Grand Prix that was the first time F1 raced twice in the same country? Which Grand Prix was it? What two other things make it unique? What year was it? What Monaco-winning driver has a special connection with it?
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Fangio/1957/2 Italian grand prix/Pescara was 16 miles long/200,000 spectators
Lucas S.
Wow. That was quick! Got everything right but the driver. there is a connection with a Monaco-winning driver.
By the way; WonkyDave provided this gem. Just giving props.
Yeah, but you forgot to ask what current F1 driver was born in Pescara.
Truli Truli it has to be Truli!
Lucas S.
well…that actually was the question Wonk, connection with Monaco-winning driver. You do recall Jarno won there for Renault?
Yeah Lucas!
That was a goof one guys, I guess I misread the question the first time. Being born in Italy wining monaco and currently driving narrowed it down A LOT.
Lucas S.
Sorry, NC. Your wording confused poor Wonk. I done a bad thing by blurting out what I did. Oops. So sorry. It shant happen again… for a while.
NC… I’ve come to understand that you’re a pretty smart cookie… and since this is so would you please explain to me how something can be “very unique”?
LOL. Well, in my own world there is unique and then there are things that are very unique. Kind of a scale of unique. Sad and demented but it makes good fodder for folks big on syntax errors. ;)
Ah… kinda like virtually spotless!
Also Known As…. wait for it…. RONSPEAK!!!
Exactly!
Noddy, I’ve known NC for almost 30 years and he still talks to me. He’s not that smart.
LOL.