The Impossibe World Champions' Quiz!

Over the years, F1 has seen a total of 33 world champions. Here are 33 questions, and the answer to each is a different world champion. Good luck!

  1. Which driver won the championship with the most races to spare?
  2. Which driver also won four championships in motorcycle racing?
  3. Which driver was the first to win in a car bearing his name?
  4. Which driver was the son of a driver after which a current F1 track is named?
  5. Which driver won Ferrari’s first championship?
  6. Which driver took the last podium for a 16-cylinder engine?
  7. Which driver finished 2nd in his rookie season?
  8. Which driver won their championship in the 80s despite only winning one race in that season?
  9. Which driver was the last to win a championship with an inline engine?
  10. Which driver won the championship with a team name that only existed for one year?
  11. Which driver won their championship posthumously?
  12. Which driver won the last championship for a non-British constructor in the 20th Century?
  13. Which driver was the first champion whose father was also a champion?
  14. Which driver was the last champion from the southern hemisphere?
  15. Which driver won the most races in 3 seasons but only won the championship in one of them?
  16. Which driver won exactly two championships in cars designed by Adrian Newey?
  17. Which driver won a championship with four different constructors?
  18. Which driver raced in F1 for more than 10 seasons after winning their last championship?
  19. Which driver retired and then won the championship in the year they returned?
  20. Which driver won their third championship, then stayed at the same team and came 10th?
  21. Which driver died in a road car accident less than a year after winning the championship?
  22. Which driver won the first championship?
  23. Which driver won four championships in a row, two of which decided on the final race?
  24. Which driver, son of a champion, retired after winning their own championship?
  25. Which driver won three championships, all decided in Japan?
  26. Which driver won an Indycar championship as well as an F1 championship in the 70s?
  27. Which driver, twice F1 champion, drank orange juice instead of milk at the Indy 500?
  28. Which driver won two championships in the 60s, both with 3 races to spare?
  29. Which driver came second at Le Mans in 1966 before winning the F1 championship in 1967?
  30. Which driver is the only to have won the Monaco GP, Indy 500 and Le Mans?
  31. Which driver has had to wait the most races between victories?
  32. Which driver won the championship as depicted in the movie “Rush”?
  33. Which driver, American-born, won a championship with Ferrari?

The 33 champions are (in alphabetical order):
Fernando Alonso, Mario Andretti, Alberto Ascari, Jack Brabham, Jenson Button, Jim Clark, Juan Manuel Fangio, Giuseppe Farina, Emerson Fittipaldi, Damon Hill, Graham Hill, Phil Hill, Mika Hakkinen, Lewis Hamilton, Mike Hawthorne, Denny Hulme, James Hunt, Jacques Villeneuve, Alan Jones, Niki Lauda, Nigel Mansell, Nelson Piquet, Alain Prost, Kimi Raikkonen, Jochen Rindt, Keke Rosberg, Nico Rosberg, Jody Scheckter, Michael Schumacher, Ayrton Senna, Jackie Stewart, John Surtees, Sebastian Vettel

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11/25/2018 - 21:15 |
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₩!Ź@ŔĐ Transit supervan

1 . Schumacher in 2002 when he won it at mangy cours ?
2 . John surtees
3 . Jack brabham
4.jacques villeneuve the son of gilles villeneuve after whom the circuit in montreal is named.
5 . Alberto ascari
6 .
7 . Lewis Hamilton
8 keke rosberg
9 Nelson Piquet with that BMW I4 ?
10 jenson button for Brawn GP
11 Jochen rindt
12 technicallySchumacher at ferrari in 2000 isn’t it ?
13 Damon hill son of Graham hill
14 Alan Jones?
15 -
16 Mika Hakkinen
17 Fangio
18 Kimi Räikkönen
19 Prost?
20 -
21 - Mike Hawthorn
22 Farina
23 Sebastian vettel
24 Nico Rosberg
25 Ayrton Senna
26 Mario andretti
27 Emerson Fittipaldi (to advertise his own orange orchard lol )
28 Jackie Stewart?
29 -
30 Graham Hill
31 Räikkönen
32 Well technically Lauda was ‘seen ‘winning in 1975 in rush as well , It was more focused on Hunt winning in 1976 though.
33 Phill Hill
Best i can do without googling .

11/26/2018 - 10:52 |
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Looking good. I messed up number 12 - I meant before 2000 but you’re right in saying the 20th century includes thr year 2000.

11/26/2018 - 13:47 |
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You put Raikkonen in there twice mate ;)

12/02/2018 - 07:13 |
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Euroaxleenthusiast
  1. Michael Schumacher, either 2002 or 2004
  2. John Surtees
  3. Jack Brabham, Forgot the race
  4. Jacques Villeneuve, Circuit Gilles Villeneuve
  5. Alberto Ascari, 1952
  6. Jackie Stewart (Taking a guess)
  7. Lewis Hamilton, 2007
  8. Keke Rosberg, 1982 Swiss gp
  9. Alan Jones, 1986?
  10. Jenson Button, 2009 Brawn GP
  11. Jochen Rindt, 1970
  12. Jody Scheckter, 1979?
  13. Damon Hill (Graham Hill)
  14. Ayrton Senna, 1991
  15. Alain Prost, 1983-1985, 1985 Champion
  16. Mika Hakkinen, 1998 & 1999
  17. Juan Manuel Fangio
  18. Fernando Alonso (Kimi didn’t race in 2010 & 2011)
  19. Nigel Mansell, 1992
  20. Niki Lauda, 1985
  21. Mike Hawthorn, 1958
  22. Giuseppe “NINO” Farina
  23. Sebastian Vettel, 2010 & 2012
  24. Nico Rosberg, 2016
  25. Ayrton Senna; 1988, 1990, 1991
  26. Mario Andretti, 1978
  27. Emerson Fittipaldi, Although to much criticism
  28. Jim Clark, 1963 & 1965
  29. Denny Hulme
  30. Graham Hill, 1962 & 1968 Champion
  31. Kimi Raikkonen, Australia 2013 - USA 2018
  32. James Hunt, 1976
  33. Phil Hill, 1961?

Remaining: Nelson Piquet

Strategy: Obviously all these questions couldn’t be answered off the bat, so I just did all the questions I could and put whatever answers were logical for 6, 9, 15, 20, and 25. I also did just a little bit of cheating off of the other answer.

Conflict: 14 & 25 - Ayrton Senna. He definitely had 3 championships contested in Japan, known especially for the battles between himself and Prost. He is also the last driver to win the championship coming from the Southern Hemisphere, Mansell (GB), Prost (FR), Schumacher (DE), Hill (GB), Villeneuve (CA), Hakkinen (FI), Alonso (ES), Raikkonen (FI), Hamilton (GB), Button (GB), Vettel (DE), and Rosberg (DE) all being from the Northern hemisphere.

12/02/2018 - 08:03 |
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Also when are you going to make a post about the predictions at the beginning of the year?

12/02/2018 - 08:13 |
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Also when are you going to make a post about the predictions at the beginning of the year?

12/02/2018 - 08:13 |
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The green circles are the ones that are correct, but I’m not 100% certain for everything

12/02/2018 - 08:14 |
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Brainless Gamer (Not a GT-R fanboy)

The first ferrari champion is easy as i have this poster convineantly in my room

12/24/2018 - 17:02 |
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