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    Nice question there Mintex. I'm going to ask one in relation to the BTCC - it's not too difficult:

    Which teabag company sponsored a car during the 1980s? What year? Whose car? What car was it?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mintexmemory
    Correctimundo - I've had my signature showing the current quote for the last 2 weeks!! I forget who said it, might have been Henry Liddon.
    Nowhere did I say driver, as a former 'nav' myself I am strongly of the opinion that the efforts of the 'sack of spuds' are equally important for the prospects of success.
    So over to you 52Paddy.
    Ah, you got us with that one! Very good question

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    Anybody for the BTCC Q?
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    Quote Originally Posted by 52Paddy
    Anybody for the BTCC Q?
    I've held off as I had rather monopolised this thread pre-Christmas.
    Ray Armes
    Honda Civic
    1989
    Brooke Bond PG Tags (the betamax of the t-bag world!)
    The same year that one Damon Hill had a drive in an RS500 iirc
    Kris Meeke got fired -PSG so terrified they quit!

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    Correct Mintex
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    Which drivers performed music on-stage after the 1995 British GP and with what instruments?
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    I recall Damon Hill (guitar) and Eddie Jordan (drums) playing after the race; does Eddie count as a driver?

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    Quote Originally Posted by D28
    I recall Damon Hill (guitar) and Eddie Jordan (drums) playing after the race; does Eddie count as a driver?
    You're correct with Damon Hill but not with Eddie Jordan. I'm looking for two other drivers, though one report I've read mentions a third. Clue: one of the drivers was singing.
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    Johnny Herbert singing "Johnny Be Good", David Coultard playing maraccas or something simple like that?

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    Quote Originally Posted by FAL
    Johnny Herbert singing "Johnny Be Good", David Coultard playing maraccas or something simple like that?
    Yes and Yes. For the record, I read a report that said Mika Hakkinen was playing a tambourine. Don't know if it is a confusion of the facts though.
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