This occurred to me as I was sitting down with a cuppa and a biscuit. Consider the career of Gerhard Berger...
BMW-backed driver placed at ATS...
off to Benetton....
move to Ferrari....
on to McLaren....
back to Ferrari.....
then back to Benetton.....
and finally a non-driving position with BMW.
All very symmetrical isn't it? Anyone else suggest a driver whose career displays a similar sort of structure....?
The near-perfect symmetry of Gerhard Berger's F1 career...
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petefenelon
, Apr 05 2004 14:27
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fines
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Posted 05 April 2004 - 14:47
Jacques Laffite in Formula One: From Williams to Ligier to Williams to Ligier.
[although, strictly speaking, the two English teams were not the same]
[although, strictly speaking, the two English teams were not the same]
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Posted 05 April 2004 - 16:55
...And how about Jim Clark ?
72 GP starts all with lotus !
72 GP starts all with lotus !
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Posted 05 April 2004 - 22:50
Berger's first and last wins were also Benetton's first and last win... In 11 years time. It's kinda strange, considering he only won two races for Benetton... 
