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16th April 2012, 11:32 #21Senior Member
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It's perhaps worth noting that Keke Rosberg is now the only GP winner who has seen his son win a GP. He must be a proud father after such a faultless performance from Nico.
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16th April 2012, 19:25 #22Admin
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Nico Rosberg has now also won the same number of races as his Dad did in his championship year.
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16th April 2012, 20:41 #23Member
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Will history repeat itself? 30y ago, 1 win yet champion...... Can it happen?
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16th April 2012, 21:55 #24Senior Member
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No not with one win, there are considerably more races per season than when Keke won with one win. The odds are better for all competitors to pick up a win. Originally Posted by P3ws
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16th April 2012, 22:41 #25Senior Member
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1982 was a dreadful season with two deaths and was there not also at least one cancelled event?
“If everything's under control, you're going too slow.” Mario Andretti
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16th April 2012, 23:35 #26Senior Member
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Something me and a friend were discussing the other day. Apart from "the big 5" (as we call them, obviously meaning the RB drivers, mclaren drivers and fred) who was the lat to win a GP? Was it Rubens? Ah well, at least now the monotony of the big 5 winning all the time, thanks to britney, I knew he had it in him
Ha'wey Hamilton, bring the WDC crown home and the beers are on me :up:
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16th April 2012, 23:57 #27Senior Member
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My guess would be Kimi, but that is only a guess. Originally Posted by tfp
Something me and a friend were discussing the other day. Apart from "the big 5" (as we call them, obviously meaning the RB drivers, mclaren drivers and fred) who was the lat to win a GP? Was it Rubens? Ah well, at least now the monotony of the big 5 winning all the time, thanks to britney, I knew he had it in himMay the forza be with you
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17th April 2012, 09:21 #28Senior Member
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Pole position and then race win, Nico deserved this win. Congrats Nico!
We will see if Nico can repeat this the coming weekend.
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17th April 2012, 13:50 #29Senior Member
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In answer to above. Last "non-Top5" winner was Barrichello at Monza in 2009, just after Räikkönen the race before.
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17th April 2012, 16:45 #30Senior Member
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You're like a walking F1 encyclopedia, you are. Originally Posted by jens
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