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Drivers' First Victories Trivia Quiz

For a driver, his first victory is one that he longs for the most and one he'll never forget. Can you remember where and when these 15 drivers won their first ever race?

A multiple-choice quiz by StarSapphire. Estimated time: 4 mins.

Author
StarSapphire

Time
4 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
137,179

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
15

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Question 1 of 15

1. When and where was 'The Flying Finn' Mika Hakkinen's first victory? Hint

Germany 1997

Brazil 1998

Brazil 1999

Europe 1997

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Question 2 of 15

2. Michael Schumacher is a multiple-times world champion, but when and where was his first ever victory? Hint

Germany 1993

Belgium 1992

Austria 1989

France 1992

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Question 3 of 15

3. Kimi Raikkonen is known as the 'Iceman', but can you keep cool enough to answer this: when and where was Kimi's maiden victory? Hint

Australia 2003

Malaysia 2003

France 2002

Europe 2001

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Question 4 of 15

4. Gerhard Berger was known around the pit lane for being a practical joker, but when did he stop joking around and win his first GP? Hint

Australia 1986

America 1986

Africa 1986

Mexico 1986

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Question 5 of 15

5. When and where was the charismatic Jean Alesi's first win? Hint

Britain 1996

Portugal 1993

Australia 1993

Canada 1995

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Question 6 of 15

6. When and where was Scot David Coulthard's first victory? Hint

Brazil 1997

Portugal 1995

Spain 1992

America 1994

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Question 7 of 15

7. The cheerful Rubens Barrichello waited for victory for a long time. When and where did he break the jinx? Hint

Hungary 1999

America 2002

France 2000

Germany 2000

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Question 8 of 15

8. Where and when was the now retired champion Damon Hill's first victory? Hint

Monaco 1994

Hungary 1993

Canada 1996

San Marino 1993

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Question 9 of 15

9. Where and when was Heinz-Harald Frentzen's maiden victory? Hint

Belgium 1994

Portugal 1993

San Marino 1997

Italy 1995

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Question 10 of 15

10. When and where was the always cheerful Johnny Herbert's first ever victory? Hint

Spain 1994

Britain 1994

Britain 2000

Britain 1995

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Question 11 of 15

11. When and where was the legendary Juan Manuel Fangio's first victory? Hint

Monaco 1951

Monaco 1950

Britain 1951

Britain 1950

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Question 12 of 15

12. When and where was the very versatile Jackie Stewart's maiden victory? Hint

Italy 1965

Hungary 1966

Argentina 1966

Holland 1965

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Question 13 of 15

13. Frenchman Olivier Panis: when and where was his first win? Hint

Monaco 1996

Portugal 1993

Australia 1992

Austria 1992

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Question 14 of 15

14. Juan Pablo Montoya, the driver known for taking no prisoners: when and where was his first win? Hint

Italy 2001

Austria 2001

America 2002

Malaysia 2002

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Question 15 of 15

15. When and where was the first victory of the most famous one of all- Ayrton Senna? Hint

Brazil 1982

Holland 1987

Portugal 1985

Africa 1984

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. When and where was 'The Flying Finn' Mika Hakkinen's first victory?

Answer: Europe 1997

Having broken the winning 'jinx' he had for so many years, it was the start of many more victories and two championships for Hakkinen. There were two GPs in Spain in 1997. One in Barcelona, which was the official Spanish GP which was won by Jacques Villeneuve, and the one in Jerez, which went under the name of the European GP, which Mika won.

2. Michael Schumacher is a multiple-times world champion, but when and where was his first ever victory?

Answer: Belgium 1992

He broke many records in the beginning of the 21st century including Prost's record for the most wins. The previous record was 51, held by Alain Prost. Michael broke the record in Suzuka, in 2001.

3. Kimi Raikkonen is known as the 'Iceman', but can you keep cool enough to answer this: when and where was Kimi's maiden victory?

Answer: Malaysia 2003

At 23, he became the third youngest driver ever to win a grand prix. Interestingly, the youngest driver to win a GP was Bruce McLaren, creator of team McLaren in 1966, who achieved his first win in a Cooper in 1959, aged 22, before Fernando Alonso won the Hungarian Grand Prix in 2003.

4. Gerhard Berger was known around the pit lane for being a practical joker, but when did he stop joking around and win his first GP?

Answer: Mexico 1986

When Gerhard retired in 1997, he was one of the most experienced drivers, having participated in 210 Grand Prix.

5. When and where was the charismatic Jean Alesi's first win?

Answer: Canada 1995

It was his only victory in his career, even though he deserved many more.

6. When and where was Scot David Coulthard's first victory?

Answer: Portugal 1995

Portugal was only his 21st race in Formula One-impressing many critics who thought Coulthard wasn't good enough to replace Ayrton Senna after he died.

7. The cheerful Rubens Barrichello waited for victory for a long time. When and where did he break the jinx?

Answer: Germany 2000

When Ayrton Senna died in 1994, Brazil redirected their F1 hopes onto Rubens Barrichello, even more so when Rubens went to Ferrari in 2000.

8. Where and when was the now retired champion Damon Hill's first victory?

Answer: Hungary 1993

Alain Prost was so impressed, that when Prost became world champion, instead of Hill having a number 2 on his car, Prost insisted on Damon having a 0 on his car, as he felt Hill was an equal match to him.

9. Where and when was Heinz-Harald Frentzen's maiden victory?

Answer: San Marino 1997

When he started F1, it was said that he was the only man to match Michael Schumacher, a promise which Frentzen has not fulfilled.

10. When and where was the always cheerful Johnny Herbert's first ever victory?

Answer: Britain 1995

He was known as 'the unluckiest man in Formula 1'. Poor Johnny had countless retirements, but only 3 victories to show for his endless enthusiasm.

11. When and where was the legendary Juan Manuel Fangio's first victory?

Answer: Monaco 1950

He held the record for the most world championships(5) for nearly 50 years. Michael Schumacher was the first to equal him, in 2002, when he also took his fifth world title, and in 2003 surpassed it, winning a record six world championships in Japan.

12. When and where was the very versatile Jackie Stewart's maiden victory?

Answer: Italy 1965

In 1966 on the Spa track, in Belgium, Jackie Stewart's career very nearly ended in tragedy, when he crashed heavily in wet conditions and was trapped in his car for 20 minutes.

13. Frenchman Olivier Panis: when and where was his first win?

Answer: Monaco 1996

A very strange race - out of the 20 that started, only 6 finished, so Panis claimed his maiden victory out of pure luck, as he was in a under-powered Ligier.

14. Juan Pablo Montoya, the driver known for taking no prisoners: when and where was his first win?

Answer: Italy 2001

Juan Pablo is known for being a very aggressive driver, and has daringly passed Michael Schumacher more than once with unpredictable consequences.

15. When and where was the first victory of the most famous one of all- Ayrton Senna?

Answer: Portugal 1985

He is considered by people all over the world to be the greatest driver of all-time, and who am I to argue with that?

Source: Author StarSapphire

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