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About LinkBacksDuring the final seconds of a qualifying session in 2000, a driver was able to snatch the pole position from Michael Schumacher despite making what seemed like a big mistake in Sector II of the track.
1. Who was the driver?
2. How much faster was he than Michael Schumacher?
3. Where was the Grand Prix taking place?
Good Luck
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17th Mar 2007 12:42 AM #1JoStreamLurkers
History Mystery - Case 9 (F1) [CLOSED]
Last edited by JoStream; 24th Mar 2007 at 08:53 PM.
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23rd Mar 2007 04:35 PM #2F1 TodayLurkersI honestly haven't got a clue, but I'll guess the following:
Originally Posted by JoStream
During the final seconds of a qualifying session in 2000, a driver was able to snatch the pole position from Michael Schumacher despite making what seemed like a big mistake in Sector II of the track.
1. Who was the driver?
2. How much faster was he than Michael Schumacher?
3. Where was the Grand Prix taking place?
Good Luck
1) David Coulthard
2) Between 0.5 seconds and 2 seconds?
3) European GP
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23rd Mar 2007 06:32 PM #3Racing Victor
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I guess Coulthard.
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23rd Mar 2007 06:46 PM #4JoStreamLurkers1) David Coulthard Originally Posted by F1 Today
2) Between 0.5 seconds and 2 seconds?
3) European GP
It wasn't Coulthard
C'mon you guys
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24th Mar 2007 02:43 AM #5Racing Victor
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I think I heard something about it, is it Mika?
Whether Mika or David, I am thinking it's one of them, because they had good performance at that time.
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24th Mar 2007 06:34 PM #6JoStreamLurkersIt was Mika Hakkinen Originally Posted by Fahad_H
, but two questions remain unanswered: How much faster was he than Michael Schumacher and where was the Grand Prix taking place?
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24th Mar 2007 08:06 PM #7Racing Champion
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Was it Hakkinen by .091 at the 2000 San Marino GP?
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24th Mar 2007 08:52 PM #8JoStreamLurkersCorrect! Originally Posted by Ryan
Michael Schumacher topped Hakkinen's initial time, then Hakkinen went out in the last seconds of the qualifying and took it back again.
In the second picture you can see where and how Hakkinen went wide. Remember that the time you see there is in fact before he made the mistake, which makes his last sector effort even more impressive
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Last edited by JoStream; 24th Mar 2007 at 09:13 PM.
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