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    At which GP was a regular sponsor replaced by Drive Alcoholfrei and what was the regular sponsor
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    It was the French GP in 1995, won by Michael Schumacher's Benetton on the sidepods of which the 'Drive' logo's appeared, due to the French ban on alcohol advertising. It did not exactly replace the regular 'Bitburger' sponsorship, as it was just a change of logo, not sponsorship - exactly as the 'Mild Seven' logos were replaced with 'Benetton' wording.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vitesse
    Bussi indeed.

    And it was 1978: would you believe a typo? ;-)
    Tsk, tsk. Benefit of doubt. But just this once.

    Quote Originally Posted by Vitesse
    And jclab's answer was not only first, but more correct. Carlo Bussi was the radio operator on the Andrea Doria.
    Carlo is a typical short form of Giancarlo and was, in fact, the short form by which this gent was known.

    Oh and by the way, the response in post #372 was, ah ... limited. As well as Gioacchino Colombo, Ferrari employed another Colombo, Sandro Colombo (no relation) who, for a short time in 1973, replaced Forghieri.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Osella
    It was the French GP in 1995, won by Michael Schumacher's Benetton on the sidepods of which the 'Drive' logo's appeared, due to the French ban on alcohol advertising. It did not exactly replace the regular 'Bitburger' sponsorship, as it was just a change of logo, not sponsorship - exactly as the 'Mild Seven' logos were replaced with 'Benetton' wording.

    Exactly

    All yours Osella
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    Hehe, I have had a 16x20" photograph of that very car on my wall for the last four years

    OK, a two-parter now;
    a) What was unusual about Mika Salo's 5th place at Monaco in 1996
    b) What was unusual about Mika Salo's 5th place at Moncao in 1997

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    In 96 he didn't finish the race, but was the last driver to retire (5 laps from the finish).

    In 97 he did the entire race without a pit-stop.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Osella
    Hehe, I have had a 16x20" photograph of that very car on my wall for the last four years

    OK, a two-parter now;
    a) What was unusual about Mika Salo's 5th place at Monaco in 1996
    b) What was unusual about Mika Salo's 5th place at Moncao in 1997
    He wore the same underwear for both races .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bagwan
    He wore the same underwear for both races .
    No, that would have been Coulthard .....
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    Quote Originally Posted by tamburello
    In 96 he didn't finish the race, but was the last driver to retire (5 laps from the finish).

    In 97 he did the entire race without a pit-stop.
    Correct! Thought that one may have been a little easy
    All yours...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Osella
    Correct! Thought that one may have been a little easy
    All yours...
    OK, what was the last Formula One car to have the radiators mounted in the front wing, and who designed it?

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