Do somebody knows who is oldest F1 Driver who got points in the race? (I don't know, do somebody undrestand what I mean..)
Who is on that picture?
Tnx:)
Am
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Amority
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Posted 15 July 2002 - 14:54
Anyway..
Do somebody knows who is oldest F1 Driver who got points in the race? (I don't know, do somebody undrestand what I mean..)
Who is on that picture?
Tnx:)
Am
Do somebody knows who is oldest F1 Driver who got points in the race? (I don't know, do somebody undrestand what I mean..)
Who is on that picture?
Tnx:)
Am
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Viktor
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Posted 15 July 2002 - 14:58
Q2: Michael Andretti and Ron Dennis.
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Posted 15 July 2002 - 16:43
I think the oldest driver, who got points in race was Luigi Fagioli. He was 53 years old, when he and Fangio won at Reims'51!!!!
Louis Chiron is the oldest driver, who participated in a Grand Prix. It was Monaco 1955. He was 56 years old!
Giuseppe Farina is the oldest "single" Winner. He won at the Nordschleife (German Grand Prix) in 1953. His age was 47 years!
I hope I'm right!
For more information look on www.forix.com!!!
Louis Chiron is the oldest driver, who participated in a Grand Prix. It was Monaco 1955. He was 56 years old!
Giuseppe Farina is the oldest "single" Winner. He won at the Nordschleife (German Grand Prix) in 1953. His age was 47 years!
I hope I'm right!
For more information look on www.forix.com!!!
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Posted 15 July 2002 - 18:26
I think that Phillipe Etancelin just beats Fagioli as being the oldest driver to score Championship points. He was 53 years 8 months and a few days when he finished 5th in the 1950 Italian GP, scoring 2 points
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David McKinney
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Posted 15 July 2002 - 18:40
Cantoni was also 56 (in 1952) but I'm not sure how his months and days compare with Chiron'sOriginally posted by Nilz295
Louis Chiron is the oldest driver, who participated in a Grand Prix. It was Monaco 1955. He was 56 years old!
BTW, haven't we had this discussion before?
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Richard Jenkins
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Posted 15 July 2002 - 19:09
Cantoni was not 56 when he raced - he was 46. He was born in 1906 & died in the last few years. The 1896 date is wrong. Chiron is & always will be the oldest ever driver in a GP. Etancelin was the oldest points scorer, btw.
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Mike Argetsinger
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Posted 15 July 2002 - 20:32
". . . is and always will be . . " Not so fast Richie - I'm still waiting for the call. On the other hand I'm still expecting any day now to be asked to step in at third base for the Cleveland Indians.
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David McKinney
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Posted 15 July 2002 - 20:58
Sorry, Rich
I'm sure that point was made before - I was too lazy to look up the old thread
I'm sure that point was made before - I was too lazy to look up the old thread
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Posted 16 July 2002 - 18:26
Point Scorers
Etancelin 53y 8m 6d
Fagioli 53y 0m 22d
Chiron 50y 9m 18d
Rosier 50y 9m 0d
Bonetto 50y 2m 14d
Winners
Fagioli 53y 0m 22d
Farina 46y 9m 3d
Fangio 46y 1m 11d
Taruffi 45y 7m 6d
Brabham 43y 11m 5d
Started:
Chiron 55y 9m 19d
Etancelin 55y 6m 8d
Legat 54y 7m 20d
Fagioli 53y 0m 22d
Brudes 52y 9m 19d
Etancelin 53y 8m 6d
Fagioli 53y 0m 22d
Chiron 50y 9m 18d
Rosier 50y 9m 0d
Bonetto 50y 2m 14d
Winners
Fagioli 53y 0m 22d
Farina 46y 9m 3d
Fangio 46y 1m 11d
Taruffi 45y 7m 6d
Brabham 43y 11m 5d
Started:
Chiron 55y 9m 19d
Etancelin 55y 6m 8d
Legat 54y 7m 20d
Fagioli 53y 0m 22d
Brudes 52y 9m 19d
