F1 (Formula One) Online Game Grand Prix

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hahahaha....

Ok I cannot wait anymore....I will post the next race tomorrow...

Sorry for the delay....are you ready!!!

British Grand Prix


The British Grand Prix is a race in the calendar of the FIA Formula One World Championship. It is currently held at the Silverstone Circuit near the village of Silverstone in Northamptonshire. The British and Italian Grands Prix are the oldest continuously staged Formula One world championship Grands Prix.

In recent times Silverstone has produced some fine race wins by British drivers, such as John Watson (1981), Nigel Mansell (1987, 1991, 1992), Damon Hill (1994), David Coulthard (1999, 2000) and Lewis Hamilton (2008).

Despite the controversy and political bickering that has surrounded the future of the race in recent years, the British Grand Prix at Silverstone remains one of the world's premier motor racing events.

It was announced on 4th July 2008 that Donington Park has been awarded the contract to host the British Grand Prix for 10 years from 2010.




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Qualifiying Round (2 marks each)
Silverstone History

QR1) Silverstone was opened as a World War Two airfield in 1943, near the leafy village of the same name.
TRUE or FALSE

QR2) In 1985, the turbo era had reached its zenith and in qualifying the crowds watched in astonishment as F1's first ever 160mph lap was achieved by Keke Rosberg in a Williams-Honda – amazingly with a slow puncture.
TRUE or FALSE

QR3) 1989 saw Prost for McLaren after team-mate Senna span out with a gearbox problem at Becketts. Mansell – now driving for Ferrari – chased home in second after pitting to replace a punctured tyre.
TRUE or FALSE

QR4) Rubens Barrichello won an extraordinary race in 2003 after an Irish priest invaded the circuit.
TRUE or FALSE

QR5) Nigel Mansell certainly enjoyed the new circuit – he took back-to-back victories for Williams in 1992 and 1993.
TRUE or FALSE


Race Day
(1 Mark Each)

RD1 ) In which English county is Silverstone based?
Northamptonshire
Manchester City
Southampton
London

RD2 ) And who is their (Silverstone Circuit) president?
Niki Lauda
Damon Hill
Ron Dennis
Frank Williams

RD3 ) Who was the last British winner of the British GP before 2008?
Ron Dennis
Niki Lauda
David Coulthard
Jenson Button

RD4 ) In what year does the current contract for Silverstone to host the British GP expire?
2010
2008
2011
2009

RD5 ) Which F1 legend made his debut in the 1977 British GP?
Gilles Villeneuve
Keke Rosberg
Ayrton Senna
Damon Hill

RD6 ) Who won British GP in 2006?
Michael Schumacher
Fernando Alonso
Kimi Raikkonen
Jenson Button

RD7 ) Only two countries have hosted a grand prix in each of F1's 57-year-old history as at 2007. Britain is one of them. Name the other.
France
Italy
USA
Brazil

RD8 ) In what month did the 2000 British Grand Prix take place?
Jan
April
June
July

RD9 ) Who won the recent British Grand Prix?
Felipe Massa
Kimi Raikkonen
Nick Heidfeld
Non of the above

RD10) Still in the recent British Grand Prix, Heikki Kovalainen were in the Pole position in the qualifying round, from which country is he from?
Finland
British
Germany
Australia


Chequered Flag (5 marks each)
Formula 1 Pitstop Crew

CF1) He holds the team's pit sign, helping the driver identify his pit stall on a possibly crowded pit road. During the stop, he holds the sign in position to remind the driver to keep his brakes on while tyres are being changed, and then to remember to put the car in first gear once the jacks are lowered. He also gives the driver the sign to depart his pit stall by raising the sign from in front of the driver.
Ans:

CF2) There are four of them, one at each corner of the car, have the sole responsibility of using a pneumatic wrench to remove the car's single locking lug nut from each tyre, then reinstall it on the new tyre.
Ans:

CF3) Eight of them are used to do this task, two at each corner of the car, one assigned the task of removing the old tyre from the car, and one to install the new tyre on it. The front new tyre carriers also have the responsibility of adjusting the car's front wing during the stop.
Ans:

CF4) He has the responsibility of attaching and removing the refueling hose to the car's fuel receptacle, and must hold it in place during the entire fueling operation.
Ans:

CF5) This man job is use simple lever-type jacks to lift the car and permit the changing of tyres. The job of front jack man is considered the most hazardous, as it requires standing directly in front of the car as it enters its pit stall. By contrast, due to the location of his duties directly behind the car, the rear jack man is the only team member not in his working position before the car enters its pit stall.
Ans:

CF6) This man does not actually work on the car; instead, he stands ready with a hand-held fire extinguisher to try and stop any accidental fires that may occur during a stop, at least long enough for the pit crew and driver to evacuate. This job became standard following Jos Verstappen's 1994 pit fire. Ans:

CF7) This man does not normally work on the car. His job is to stand ready with a starter tool to restart the car should the driver stall his engine during the stop.
Ans:


BONUS - Pitstop

In motorsports, a pit stop is where a racing vehicle stops in the pits during a race for refuelling, new tires, repairs, mechanical adjustments, a driver change, or any combination of the above.
The pits usually comprise of a pit lane which runs parallel to the start/finish straight and is connected at each end to the main track, and a row of garages (usually one per team) outside which the work is done. Pit stop work is carried out by anywhere from five to twenty mechanics (also called a pit crew), depending on the series, while the driver waits in the vehicle (except where a driver change is involved).

Who is the smartest and fastest racer in the pitstop strategy? We will found out later. Go to the URL and play the EASY pitstop game. Printscreen your time and sent your screenshot by PM TOGETHER WITH YOUR ANSWERS. I will imposed a 10 points penalty if the BONUS being sent separately from the F1 Questions.

http://www.pitstopgame.com/


HOW TO PLAY
The aim of the game is simple:
1. Drive along the pit lane.
2. Stop exactly in the pit box.
3. Click on the highlighted parts of the car.
4. Then leave the pit lane.

It's all against the clock...

Very hard?? Ask the host for clue....hehehe

British Grand Prix


The British Grand Prix is a race in the calendar of the FIA Formula One World Championship. It is currently held at the Silverstone Circuit near the village of Silverstone in Northamptonshire. The British and Italian Grands Prix are the oldest continuously staged Formula One world championship Grands Prix.

In recent times Silverstone has produced some fine race wins by British drivers, such as John Watson (1981), Nigel Mansell (1987, 1991, 1992), Damon Hill (1994), David Coulthard (1999, 2000) and Lewis Hamilton (2008).

Despite the controversy and political bickering that has surrounded the future of the race in recent years, the British Grand Prix at Silverstone remains one of the world's premier motor racing events.

It was announced on 4th July 2008 that Donington Park has been awarded the contract to host the British Grand Prix for 10 years from 2010.




.....



Qualifiying Round (2 marks each)
Silverstone History

QR1) Silverstone was opened as a World War Two airfield in 1943, near the leafy village of the same name.
TRUE or FALSE

QR2) In 1985, the turbo era had reached its zenith and in qualifying the crowds watched in astonishment as F1's first ever 160mph lap was achieved by Keke Rosberg in a Williams-Honda – amazingly with a slow puncture.
TRUE or FALSE

QR3) 1989 saw Prost for McLaren after team-mate Senna span out with a gearbox problem at Becketts. Mansell – now driving for Ferrari – chased home in second after pitting to replace a punctured tyre.
TRUE or FALSE

QR4) Rubens Barrichello won an extraordinary race in 2003 after an Irish priest invaded the circuit.
TRUE or FALSE

QR5) Nigel Mansell certainly enjoyed the new circuit – he took back-to-back victories for Williams in 1992 and 1993.
TRUE or FALSE


Race Day
(1 Mark Each)

RD1 ) In which English county is Silverstone based?
Northamptonshire
Manchester City
Southampton
London

RD2 ) And who is their (Silverstone Circuit) president?
Niki Lauda
Damon Hill
Ron Dennis
Frank Williams

RD3 ) Who was the last British winner of the British GP before 2008?
Ron Dennis
Niki Lauda
David Coulthard
Jenson Button

RD4 ) In what year does the current contract for Silverstone to host the British GP expire?
2010
2008
2011
2009

RD5 ) Which F1 legend made his debut in the 1977 British GP?
Gilles Villeneuve
Keke Rosberg
Ayrton Senna
Damon Hill

RD6 ) Who won British GP in 2006?
Michael Schumacher
Fernando Alonso
Kimi Raikkonen
Jenson Button

RD7 ) Only two countries have hosted a grand prix in each of F1's 57-year-old history as at 2007. Britain is one of them. Name the other.
France
Italy
USA
Brazil

RD8 ) In what month did the 2000 British Grand Prix take place?
Jan
April
June
July

RD9 ) Who won the recent British Grand Prix?
Felipe Massa
Kimi Raikkonen
Nick Heidfeld
Non of the above

RD10) Still in the recent British Grand Prix, Heikki Kovalainen were in the Pole position in the qualifying round, from which country is he from?
Finland
British
Germany
Australia


Chequered Flag (5 marks each)
Formula 1 Pitstop Crew

CF1) He holds the team's pit sign, helping the driver identify his pit stall on a possibly crowded pit road. During the stop, he holds the sign in position to remind the driver to keep his brakes on while tyres are being changed, and then to remember to put the car in first gear once the jacks are lowered. He also gives the driver the sign to depart his pit stall by raising the sign from in front of the driver.
Ans:

CF2) There are four of them, one at each corner of the car, have the sole responsibility of using a pneumatic wrench to remove the car's single locking lug nut from each tyre, then reinstall it on the new tyre.
Ans:

CF3) Eight of them are used to do this task, two at each corner of the car, one assigned the task of removing the old tyre from the car, and one to install the new tyre on it. The front new tyre carriers also have the responsibility of adjusting the car's front wing during the stop.
Ans:

CF4) He has the responsibility of attaching and removing the refueling hose to the car's fuel receptacle, and must hold it in place during the entire fueling operation.
Ans:

CF5) This man job is use simple lever-type jacks to lift the car and permit the changing of tyres. The job of front jack man is considered the most hazardous, as it requires standing directly in front of the car as it enters its pit stall. By contrast, due to the location of his duties directly behind the car, the rear jack man is the only team member not in his working position before the car enters its pit stall.
Ans:

CF6) This man does not actually work on the car; instead, he stands ready with a hand-held fire extinguisher to try and stop any accidental fires that may occur during a stop, at least long enough for the pit crew and driver to evacuate. This job became standard following Jos Verstappen's 1994 pit fire. Ans:

CF7) This man does not normally work on the car. His job is to stand ready with a starter tool to restart the car should the driver stall his engine during the stop.
Ans:


BONUS - F1 PIT CHALLENGE

In motorsports, a pit stop is where a racing vehicle stops in the pits during a race for refuelling, new tires, repairs, mechanical adjustments, a driver change, or any combination of the above.
The pits usually comprise of a pit lane which runs parallel to the start/finish straight and is connected at each end to the main track, and a row of garages (usually one per team) outside which the work is done. Pit stop work is carried out by anywhere from five to twenty mechanics (also called a pit crew), depending on the series, while the driver waits in the vehicle (except where a driver change is involved).

Who is the smartest and fastest racer in the pitstop strategy? We will found out later. Go to the URL and play the EASY pitstop game. Printscreen your time and sent your screenshot by PM TOGETHER WITH YOUR ANSWERS. I will imposed a 10 points penalty if the BONUS being sent separately from the F1 Questions.

http://www.pitstopgame.com/


HOW TO PLAY
The aim of the game is simple:
1. Drive along the pit lane.
2. Stop exactly in the pit box.
3. Click on the highlighted parts of the car.
4. Then leave the pit lane.

It's all against the clock...

wah, so hard...

Cam when is the deadline? I'm so busy? =(

I do this on the morrow.

No deadline.....I will wait until all racers to submit....no worries

Or maybe until next saturday.....8pm

Alan_Ariel wrote: wah, so hard...

Looks very hard if you read it in a glance....if you search carefully and in correct path....actually the answers are just in front of you....just like a person slammed the answers on your face but since you are too busy angry at that person without noticing what that person was slamming you with....LOL

sorry I myself dont know what I am talking about....

camomile wrote:

Alan_Ariel wrote: wah, so hard...

Looks very hard if you read it in a glance....if you search carefully and in correct path....actually the answers are just in front of you....just like a person slammed the answers on your face but since you are too busy angry at that person without noticing what that person was slamming you with....LOL

sorry I myself dont know what I am talking about....

it's quite true cam

Good Luck everyone.. especially to my ex-mate..

Benjbuddy :).. and his new mate.. Alan :)

Naz!

British Grand Prix


The British Grand Prix is a race in the calendar of the FIA Formula One World Championship. It is currently held at the Silverstone Circuit near the village of Silverstone in Northamptonshire. The British and Italian Grands Prix are the oldest continuously staged Formula One world championship Grands Prix.

In recent times Silverstone has produced some fine race wins by British drivers, such as John Watson (1981), Nigel Mansell (1987, 1991, 1992), Damon Hill (1994), David Coulthard (1999, 2000) and Lewis Hamilton (2008).

Despite the controversy and political bickering that has surrounded the future of the race in recent years, the British Grand Prix at Silverstone remains one of the world's premier motor racing events.

It was announced on 4th July 2008 that Donington Park has been awarded the contract to host the British Grand Prix for 10 years from 2010.




.....



Qualifiying Round (2 marks each)
Silverstone History

QR1) Silverstone was opened as a World War Two airfield in 1943, near the leafy village of the same name.
TRUE or FALSE

QR2) In 1985, the turbo era had reached its zenith and in qualifying the crowds watched in astonishment as F1's first ever 160mph lap was achieved by Keke Rosberg in a Williams-Honda – amazingly with a slow puncture.
TRUE or FALSE

QR3) 1989 saw Prost for McLaren after team-mate Senna span out with a gearbox problem at Becketts. Mansell – now driving for Ferrari – chased home in second after pitting to replace a punctured tyre.
TRUE or FALSE

QR4) Rubens Barrichello won an extraordinary race in 2003 after an Irish priest invaded the circuit.
TRUE or FALSE

QR5) Nigel Mansell certainly enjoyed the new circuit – he took back-to-back victories for Williams in 1992 and 1993.
TRUE or FALSE


Race Day
(1 Mark Each)

RD1 ) In which English county is Silverstone based?
Northamptonshire
Manchester City
Southampton
London

RD2 ) And who is their (Silverstone Circuit) president?
Niki Lauda
Damon Hill
Ron Dennis
Frank Williams

RD3 ) Who was the last British winner of the British GP before 2008?
Ron Dennis
Niki Lauda
David Coulthard
Jenson Button

RD4 ) In what year does the current contract for Silverstone to host the British GP expire?
2010
2008
2011
2009

RD5 ) Which F1 legend made his debut in the 1977 British GP?
Gilles Villeneuve
Keke Rosberg
Ayrton Senna
Damon Hill

RD6 ) Who won British GP in 2006?
Michael Schumacher
Fernando Alonso
Kimi Raikkonen
Jenson Button

RD7 ) Only two countries have hosted a grand prix in each of F1's 57-year-old history as at 2007. Britain is one of them. Name the other.
France
Italy
USA
Brazil

RD8 ) In what month did the 2000 British Grand Prix take place?
Jan
April
June
July

RD9 ) Who won the recent British Grand Prix?
Felipe Massa
Kimi Raikkonen
Nick Heidfeld
Non of the above

RD10) Still in the recent British Grand Prix, Heikki Kovalainen were in the Pole position in the qualifying round, from which country is he from?
Finland
British
Germany
Australia


Chequered Flag (5 marks each)
Formula 1 Pitstop Crew

CF1) He holds the team's pit sign, helping the driver identify his pit stall on a possibly crowded pit road. During the stop, he holds the sign in position to remind the driver to keep his brakes on while tyres are being changed, and then to remember to put the car in first gear once the jacks are lowered. He also gives the driver the sign to depart his pit stall by raising the sign from in front of the driver.
Ans:

CF2) There are four of them, one at each corner of the car, have the sole responsibility of using a pneumatic wrench to remove the car's single locking lug nut from each tyre, then reinstall it on the new tyre.
Ans:

CF3) Eight of them are used to do this task, two at each corner of the car, one assigned the task of removing the old tyre from the car, and one to install the new tyre on it. The front new tyre carriers also have the responsibility of adjusting the car's front wing during the stop.
Ans:

CF4) He has the responsibility of attaching and removing the refueling hose to the car's fuel receptacle, and must hold it in place during the entire fueling operation.
Ans:

CF5) This man job is use simple lever-type jacks to lift the car and permit the changing of tyres. The job of front jack man is considered the most hazardous, as it requires standing directly in front of the car as it enters its pit stall. By contrast, due to the location of his duties directly behind the car, the rear jack man is the only team member not in his working position before the car enters its pit stall.
Ans:

CF6) This man does not actually work on the car; instead, he stands ready with a hand-held fire extinguisher to try and stop any accidental fires that may occur during a stop, at least long enough for the pit crew and driver to evacuate. This job became standard following Jos Verstappen's 1994 pit fire. Ans:

CF7) This man does not normally work on the car. His job is to stand ready with a starter tool to restart the car should the driver stall his engine during the stop.
Ans:


BONUS - F1 PIT CHALLENGE

In motorsports, a pit stop is where a racing vehicle stops in the pits during a race for refuelling, new tires, repairs, mechanical adjustments, a driver change, or any combination of the above.
The pits usually comprise of a pit lane which runs parallel to the start/finish straight and is connected at each end to the main track, and a row of garages (usually one per team) outside which the work is done. Pit stop work is carried out by anywhere from five to twenty mechanics (also called a pit crew), depending on the series, while the driver waits in the vehicle (except where a driver change is involved).

Who is the smartest and fastest racer in the pitstop strategy? We will found out later. Go to the URL and play the EASY pitstop game. Printscreen your time and sent your screenshot by PM TOGETHER WITH YOUR ANSWERS. I will imposed a 10 points penalty if the BONUS being sent separately from the F1 Questions.

http://www.pitstopgame.com/


HOW TO PLAY
The aim of the game is simple:
1. Drive along the pit lane.
2. Stop exactly in the pit box.
3. Click on the highlighted parts of the car.
4. Then leave the pit lane.

It's all against the clock...

the game is not loading for me...

Maybe got to do with your connection?

Cam can you extend the deadline til friday? I can't answer because I'm so busy with projects and presentations..

Friday??

I did say I extend until Saturday right?

Oh I don't know lah hehe

alenn_wafu wrote:Oh I don't know lah hehe

But it's OK if you want to sent on Friday....I still accept your answers

The game isn't loading for me
It's stuck at 89%
I'm done with my answers it's just the game, WHY does this happen to ME
Someone please help me Partner Lewis, I need Help

aunt cam i'll send my answers sooner

sorry for the late answer

This race is the easiest lah....LOL

im still trying to get a faster time..

wohoo i'm done!

Only 2 have submitted

The rest of you...I understand you guys are busy. If you want me to extend the deadline I will

I give until Sunday 11.59pm

i'm done, but still trying to get the fastest time in the pistop game

camomile wrote:Only 2 have submitted

The rest of you...I understand you guys are busy. If you want me to extend the deadline I will

I give until Sunday 11.59pm

Tmr i got 4 tests , so i will reply you on fri / sat

done

Everyone of you are very busy...I extend the date again

yes, please extend the deadline.. i'm quite busy this week..

I'm done Cam leh?

benjbuddy wrote:I'm done Cam leh?

I know LOL

haha woohoo!

who MIA:

broooooom... who's mia?

MIA:

Jon
Alenn


Alenn if you cant find a partner.....I will consider that you have the same score as your partner .... meaning whatever your score is, your 'empty' partner will score the same....

mia?

Go Guys Go!

You can do this.. :)

Cam, you should PM them I guess..

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