Giancarlo Fisichella News

The 2005 Japanese Grand Prix Was One Of The Best F1 Races of All Time, And Now You Can Re-Live It  Jalopnik

Calado: “No Excuse” for Risi not to Contend for Petit GTLM Win  Sportscar365

Formula 1: Insight: Japanese Grand Prix form guide  Motorsport Week

Suzuka showdown – an incomparable classic  News24

Surviving the 'toughest conditions in racing'  autosport.com

Risi Ferrari Returns to Motul Petit Le Mans with Trio of 2019 Le Mans-Winning Drivers  Speedway Digest

Ferrari reunites Le Mans 24 Hours winning line-up for IMSA finale  Yahoo Sports

Risi Ferrari returns to IMSA for Petit Le Mans  Yahoo Sports

Giancarlo Fisichella Partners up with World of Tanks Blitz  Gamasutra

Singapore Grand Prix 2008: The Infamous Crashgate Incident Which Shook Formula One Massively  Essentially Sports

Singapore Grand Prix 2008: The Infamous Crashgate Incident Which Shook Formula One Massively  Essentially Sports

Verstappen says he could be Leclerc's teammate  GrandPrix

2019 Italian Grand Prix F1 stats and facts  RaceFans

Italian Grand Prix 2019: WATCH: Sebastian Vettel Sings for his Italian Fans in Monza  Essentially Sports

Scuderia Ferrari paints the Piazza Duomo red  F1i.com

F1 FANTASY PREDICTOR: Why Alex Albon is a must-have for Belgium  Formula 1

Formula 1: Insight: Belgian Grand Prix - Form Guide  Motorsport Week

Spa specialists Racing Point target strong end to 2019 after recent upgrades  Inside Racing

Formula 1's most unlikely mid-season driver switches  BBC Sport

The risk and reward of the F1 mid-season driver swap  crash.net

F1DriversData: Driver: Giancarlo Fisic*~a Races: 231(229 starts) Champi*%ships: 0 Wins: 3 Podiums: 19 Career points: 279 Pole positi*%s: 4

imoto_~^line: @SkySportsF1 Then McLaren's Kimi Räikkönen w~^ the 2005 Japanes GP from 17th place after overtaking Giancarlo Fisic… https://t.co/yJewF9Q76F

J_Ripiemi: RT @TheBishF1: #ThisDay in 2005, at Suzuka, Kimi Raikken (McLaren) drove the race of his life, carving his way from a P17 grid slot to…

imoto_!%^line: McLaren's Kimi Räikkönen w!%^ the 2005 Japanes GP from 17th place after overtaking Giancarlo Fisic%a !%^ the final… https://t.co/ZhjfsGgB9A

baddersfreak: RT @TheBishF1: #*#ThisDay in 2005, at Suzuka, Kimi Raikk*#en (McLaren) drove the race of his life, carving his way from a P17 grid slot to…

i cant find any information about him just about his racing nothing on his life or when he was young, i'm really struggling. i want to know more about him. if you know more about him please write it as well. that would be great hope u can help :)

Who are some famous Romans in the present day? Oh and please make sure they are pronouncable names. Thankyou so much for the help! I deeply appreciate it. I would also like it if you gave me atleast 2 famous Romans! Thanks A TON!

He has the chance to race in sauber but pedro de la rosa took the seat?

well they announced that badoer, or whatever his name is was fired because he was, well rubbish. so who do you think is going to be the new ferrari driver?

For this 2009 Belgian Grand Prix the first row is made of Giancarlo Fisichella and Jarno Trulli, both Italian drivers. 1) When was the last time 2 Italian drivers occupied the first row in a F1 Grand Prix? And who were the drivers? 2) Since F1 inception in 1950, how many times did it happen that the front row (P1 and P2) was taken by Italian drivers? 3) Can you name those drivers? 4) What is the age average of the first 4 qualifiers for this 2009 Belgian Grand Prix? Can you believe it? 5) Aside from qualifying last, what record has Luca Badoer established today (this pertains solely to today's qualifying, and has nothing to do with his pointless career)? Allan: Q1: Yes, the same two drivers in the same positions, Australia 2005 Q2: 13 times including yesterday, so you missed two other occasions Q3: Your 10 are correct, plus yesterday's result. But you still miss two other times Q4: Allan, correct. Maybe we both have some chances left at our age. Can't do much worse than Badoer Q5: Believe it or not, Luca Badoer actually has set a record yesterday. He was the fastest driver of the weekend in the speed trap at Spa. I guess he set up his wings for high speed, and consequently got less out of the car in the medium-slow corners. However, out of all the negativty, he was actually the fastest driver of the weekend (for that split second only) Allan again, considering you are the only one who answered, I am puzzled over the integrity of what I consider the quiz monsters of Y!A F1 section. They disappeared. OK, rosbif is on vacation so he is excused, but the others???? Shame on them! And on top of that, what's up with the TD's? You are the only one who did some research and put efforts into answering, and as a result a couple of smart asses got to read question, answer and dive TD's ?????? The level of intelligence here sometimes is below zero. At times I contemplate to just quit this thing as it is often ridicolous . WinWin: You are excused. IU'll see you next quiz. Dancecorona: Yes, it's pretty funny. But true. Allan: The two Italian first rows you missed are both in 1952: - 52 Swiss G.P. - Farina - Taruffi - 52 British G.P. - Farina - Ascari So if you take away twice in the 2000's, twice in the 80's, it happened 9 times in the early 50's. Nothing in the 60's, 70's and 90's.