#2004 san marino gp

[vintagef1]

"20 years ago today, Jenson Button secures the first pole position of his career in Imola 🗓️" - april 25, 2024 📷 @.f1 / instagram

[f1cars]

🏎️ Michael Schumacher makes a pit stop in Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro's F2004 during the 2004 San Marino Grand Prix

📍Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari, Italy

📸 Darren Heath

[wigglesforonce]

the year of ferrari arrives, praying for easier spreadsheeting ahead (2004 edition)

that is so many pins, i am so jealous of the owner of this hat, 2004 australian gp

are the mechanics watching the race on a laptop hung from the ceiling?, 2004 australian gp

jordan drivers nick heidfeld and giorgio pantone playing basketball, (different yellow team) renault drivers fernando alonso and jarno trulli (in an amazing hairstyle) playing tennis, 2004 australian gp

some seaside training (felipe massa and giancarlo fisichella w trainers), 2004 malaysian gp

mood (takuma sato), 2004 bahrain gp

why did we stop creating horrifying charicature puppets of drivers :/, 2004 san marino gp

the 'felipe massa playing sports' saga continues, 2004 spanish gp

renault drivers conferring whilst sporting fashionable hairdos, 2004 monaco gp

pictured: me and my bestie being oh so proud of each other, 2004 monaco gp

..floating car, 2004 monaco gp

me explaining how i make my spreadsheets to my uninterested friends, 2004 canadian gp

a jackie stewart parade, 2004 united states gp

hes coming for you (mark webber), 2004 french gp

hes being caught so tenderly, 2004 british gp

magical girl schumi (this podium celebration is too good not to include), 2004 german gp

why are there so many weirdly blurry photos like this (mark webber), 2004 hungarian gp

what did they put into the renault drivers water this weekend goddamn, 2004 italian gp

the fuel pigs are back!, 2004 italian gp

ill just put this here, 2004 chinese gp

unusual photobomber, 2004 brazilian gp

[f1]

FACTS & STATS: Alonso beats Schumacher record for longest first-last podium interval

The weather made sure the Dutch Grand Prix was a breathless affair from start to finish, but once the spray had settled the numbers showed plenty of records being matched or equalled – and not just by race winners Max Verstappen and Red Bull… • Today’s was the first Dutch Grand Prix ever to be red-flagged. • Verstappen’s ninth consecutive win tied the Formula 1 championship record held by Sebastian Vettel – also with Red Bull. • It was also the 12th consecutive time Verstappen has won when starting from pole position, tying Michael Schumacher's record set between San Marino 2003 and Japan 2004. REPORT: Verstappen overcomes wet-weather chaos to make it a hat-trick of Dutch GP wins and equal Vettel’s victory record • Verstappen’s 11th win of the season surpasses his total in his first title year in 2021 and matches the most scored by Lewis Hamilton in any season. • Verstappen has now led 628 laps this season, more than he led in 2022 (616), and the seventh-highest total in history (just 111 short of Vettel's record). • Verstappen remains unbeaten at Zandvoort in his lifetime. A welcome podium return for Pierre Gasly • With P2 today, Fernando Alonso secured his seventh podium of 2023 and extended his gap over Hamilton in third place in the championship (they were separated by one point before today). • That P2 for Alonso breaks Michael Schumacher's F1 record (7,399 days) for the longest interval between first and last career podium finishes (Alonso's first podium was Malaysia 2003). • With his P2 combined with fastest lap, Alonso has now scored more points for Aston Martin in the first 13 races this year (168) than he did in his previous two seasons at Alpine (162). DRIVER OF THE DAY: Alonso gets your nod after scintillating Zandvoort drive • Today Aston Martin finished on the podium at Zandvoort for the first time, 64 years after making their F1 debut on this track with Roy Salvadori and Carroll Shelby. • Pierre Gasly’s P3 for Alpine was his first podium finish since Azerbaijan 2021. • He did, however, notably finish third in the F1 Sprint in Belgium immediately before the summer break. • Gasly had been pointless in the three previous Grands Prix. • In the second Red Bull, Sergio Perez took P4 and lost a podium finish thanks to a five-second time penalty for speeding in the pit lane. Alex Albon was not to be denied another points finish • Carlos Sainz’s P5 for Ferrari was his best-ever finish at Zandvoort. • Lewis Hamilton took sixth for Mercedes and has still only finished outside the top six once this season (eighth in Austria). • With P7 for McLaren, Lando Norris finished in the same position for the second consecutive race. • It also matched his 2022 Dutch Grand Prix result. WATCH: Zhou Guanyu's crash and heavy rain brings out the red flags at the Dutch GP • Taking P8 for Williams, Alex Albon secured his third top-eight finish in the last six races. • Oscar Piastri took P9 for McLaren, scoring two points on his manager Mark Webber's 47th birthday. • Esteban Ocon completed the points with P10 for Alpine – he has finished ninth, ninth and 10th in three Zandvoort starts. via Formula 1 News https://www.formula1.com

[maranello]

IMOLA, 2004 — Michael Schumacher celebrates his win on the podium. (Photo by Lorenzo Bellanca/LAT Photographic)

[talksaboutracing]

Got a question about Michael Schumacher and who from the current grid raced against him, so lets see :)

The older drivers debuted in 2001, so we will only look at Michael’s career from that year.

It’s long, so I will put it under the cut...

in 2001-2006 only Kimi and Fernando raced against him (*Fernando debuted in 2001, but wasn’t on the grid in 2002 as he was a test driver for Renault then).

2001: Kimi started his career in (Red Bull) Sauber and managed to score 9 points in his debut year, while Fernando started in Minardi and finished with no points (imagine a team like Williams now). Kimi moved to F1 from Formula Renault and Fernando from Formula 3000. Michael was World Champion for Ferrari.

2002: Kimi replaced Mika Hakkinen in McLaren after he’s decided to retire. He finished the year on 6th place with 24 points. (As I’ve mentioned before, Fernando didn’t participate in 2002). Michael was World Champion for Ferrari.

2003: Fernando is back on the grid with Renault. He won the race for the first time in Hungary and finished the season on 6th place with 55 points. Kimi won his firth race as well in Malaysia, which was his only win that year, but managed to get 91 points and finished second in championship. Michael was World Champion for Ferrari with 93 points.

2004: Both Kimi and Fernando stayed with their previous year’s teams. Kimi scored another win, but with 8 retirements, he’s only managed 45 points and 7th place. Fernando didn’t win a race, but got to 4th place in championship with 59 points. Michael was World Champion for Ferrari with 148 points before his team mate Rubens Barrichello with 114 points. This was Michael’s 7th and final title.

2005: Both Kimi and Fernando stayed with their previous year’s teams. If you are a fan of Kimi and Fernando this is the year to watch :) Both won 7 races - Fernando in Malaysia, Bahrain, San Marino, Europe (Nurburgring), France, Germany and China, while Kimi won in Spain, Monaco, Canada, Hungary, Turkey, Belgium and Japan. Only three other drivers won that year, Juan Pablo Montoya three times, Giancarlo Fisichella once and Michael once. Fernando won the championship with 133 points and Kimi was the runner-up with 112 points. Michael in Ferrari came third that year.

2006: Both Kimi and Fernando stayed with their previous year’s teams. Fernando won 7 races again, while Kimi didn’t win any. Michael was the main challenger for Fernando with 7 wins as well. However, at the end Fernando won the championship (his second and final title) with 134 points and Michael in Ferrari was the runner-up with 121 points.

Michael officially retired after the 2006 season, so Lewis and Seb who debuted in 2007 didn’t get to race him, until later. Lewis debuted in McLaren and Seb started his career in Toro Rosso in the middle of the season when he replaced Scott Speed. Also in 2007, Fernando moved to McLaren while Kimi replaced Michael in Ferrari where he won his single World Championship. Lewis was the runner up that year with only one point behind Kimi. In 2008 Fernando went back to Renault, while the others stayed where they were previous year. Lewis won his first title by one point (Is that Glock?! If you know you know!). In 2009 Seb moved to Red Bull while the other three stayed where they were. The championship winner was Jenson Button with Sebastian being runner up. Kimi took sabbatical and moved to try on rally.

2010: Michael is back with Mercedes. Lewis stayed with McLaren, Sebastian with Red Bull, while Fernando moved to Ferrari. Sebastian become World Champion with 5 wins and 256 points. Fernando was runner up with 5 wins and 252 points. Lewis scored 3 wins and with 240 points he finished on 4th place. Michael only got 72 points and no wins.

2011: Two more current drivers are joining F1. Sergio is debuting with Sauber while Daniel replacing Narain Karthikeyan in HRT in the middle of the season (Narain later returned for one race and Daniel stayed which meant he replaced Tonio Liuzzi then and then Liuzzi returned so Daniel replaced Narain again - well, crazy). Lewis, Sebastian, Fernando and Michael stayed in the teams from previous season. Sebastian won his second championship with 392 point when with an exception of one retirement he didn’t score lower than 4th place once. Fernando finished 4th with one win and 257 points, Lewis 5th with three wins and 227 points, Michael was 8th with 76 points. Rookies Sergio and Daniel finished 16th / 14 points and 27th / 0 points respectively.

2012: Kimi returned to F1 with Lotus F1 team. Lewis, Sebastian, Fernando, Sergio and Michael stayed in the teams from previous season. Daniel moved to Toro Rosso. This season had 6 World champions on the grid - Sebastian, Fernando, Kimi, Lewis, Michael and Jenson Button. Five of them actually finished the season in Top 5 - Sebastian won his third championship with 281 point and 5 wins, second was Fernando with 278 points and 3 wins, third was Kimi with 207 points and one win, fourth was Lewis with 190 points and 4 wins and fifth was Jenson. Michael only managed the score 49 points and only one podium for 3rd place in Valencia (European GP) which placed him on 13th final place. Sergio also scored podium (3rd place) in Canada and finished the season on 10th place with 66 points and finally Daniel only managed 10 points and his final standing was 18th place.

After the disappointing season 2012 Michael retired for the second time and for real and he was replaced by Lewis in Mercedes.

[crystalracing]

Quiz

1) What do Jenson Button & Mark Webber share in common?

a) Raced w/Honda engine

b) Never won home GP

c) 2+ poles at Barcelona

d) Won Italian GP

2) Which of these teams never achieved a podium at US GP between 2000-2007 when it was held at Indianapolis?

a) Jordan

b) Sauber

c) Williams 

d) Renault

3) What driver had been running third at 2006 Monaco GP before his hydraullcs failed with six laps remaining?

a) Kimi Raikkonen

b) Christian Klien

c) Mark Webber

d) Jarno Trulli

4) At 2007 Canadian GP, which driver was forced to pit for repairs after hitting a groundhog whilst running in 3rd place?

a) Anthony Davidson

b) Giancarlo Fisichella

c) Christian Klien

d) Mark Webber

5) Which driver was overtaken on the final lap by Michael Schumacher at both Malaysian GPs held in 2002 & 2003?

a) Jarno Trulli

b) Jenson Button

c) Jacques Villeneuve

d) David Coulthard

6) Which race did BAR (British American Racing) clinch their maiden podium?

a) 2000 Canada

b) 2001 Spain

c) 2004 Malaysia

d) 2004 Bahrain

7) How many races did a BMW-powered car win between 2000-2009?

a) 10

b) 8

c) 13

d) 11

8) In 2004, which unemployed driver was considered a possible mid-season replacement for Giorgio Pantano at Jordan before Timo Glock was chosen?

a) Jos Verstappen

b) Jacques Villeneuve

c) Anthony Davidson

d) Heinz-Harald Frentzen

9) What was Bjorn Wirdheim’s role during 2004 #F1 season?

a) Minardi race driver

b) Williams test driver

c) Jaguar third driver

d) Jaguar race driver

10) How many race wins did Vitantonio Liuzzi clinch in International Formula 3000 during 2004?

a) 4

b) 5

c) 7

d) 10

11) Except Ferrari & Minardi, which other team used an Italian national racing licence during 2000 #F1 season? BENETTON

a) PLEASE ANSWER  

b) BELOW IN COMMENTS

12) Which driver became the then-youngest ever driver to race in F1 when he debuted during 2009?

a) Sebastien Buemi

b) Kamui Kobayashi

c) Adrian Sutil

d) Jaime Alguersuari

13) Who was BMW Sauber’s team principal between 2006-2009 when the German manufacturer took over the Swiss team?

a) Gerhard Berger

b) Willy Rampf

c) Mario Theissen

d) Peter Sauber

14) Name at least 7 drivers who scored points on their Grand Prix debut between 2000-2009. Go!

Kimi Raikkonen, Mark Webber, Timo Glock, Vitantonio Liuzzi, Nico Rosberg, Lewis Hamilton, Sebastian Vettel, Sebastien Bourdais, Sebastien Buemi

15) What do Felipe Massa and Jacques Villeneuve share in common?

a) Both raced in Indycar

b) Best 2005 result: 4th

c) Both podiums at Italy

d) Won in France

16) What did Arrows and Spyker share in common?

a) Orange liveries

b) Both used A23 chassis

c) Monteiro raced for both

d) Scored points in Australia

17) Which of the drivers listed below competed in the fewest #F1 races between 2000-2009? (excluding Badoer, Winkelhock etc.)

a) Nicolas Kiesa

b) Tomas Enge

c) Robert Doornbos

d) Franck Montagny

18) Which national racing licence did Red Bull use during 2006 #F1?

a) Austrian

b) Thai

c) American

d) British

19) Which driver suffered the most number of retirements between 2000-2009?

a) Kimi Raikkonen 41

b) Giancarlo Fisichella 44

c) Mark Webber 45

d) Jarno Trulli 51

20) Which driver originally finished in the top 8 before having 25 seconds added to his race time (for overtaking under yellow flags) at 2006 Australian GP?

a) Christijan Albers

b) Scott Speed

c) Jarno Trulli

d) Nico Rosberg

21) After 2000, Peugeot sold their #F1 engine department to Dr. John Gano and Enrique Scalabroni. They supplied rebranded power units to Minardi & Arrows in subsequent seasons, but what were they called?

a) European

b) Supertec

c) Asiatech

d) Fondmetal

22) From which nation does Bridgestone originate from?

a) Thailand

b) South Korea

c) Japan

d) Malaysia

23) Name at least 7 drivers who NEVER raced at Australian GP between 2000-2009 (but competed in other races during this time period). Go!

Tomas Enge, Nicolas Kiesa, Robert Doornbos, Franck Montagny, Sakon Yamamoto, Markus Winkelhock, Luca Badoer, Jaime Alguersuari, Kamui Kobayashi, Romain Grosjean

24) How many times did Michael Schumacher clinch pole at a season-opening race during his #F1 career? #KeepFightingMichael

a) 4

b) 5

c) 6

d) 7

25) OPINION POLL: Which of these drivers do you believe to be the worst to have raced in #F1 between 2000-2009?

a) Alex Yoong

b) Yuji Ide

c) Giorgio Pantano

d) Gaston Mazzacane

26) Which driver would complete all of his career #F1 races during 2005 only?

a) Tiago Monteiro

b) Patrick Friesacher

c) Robert Doornbos

d) Christijan Albers

27) Between 2000-2009, how many times did McLaren win the Hungarian Grand Prix?

a) 4

b) 5

c) 6

d) 3

28) Which national racing licence did Midland F1 use during 2006 #F1 season?

a) Russian

b) Canadian

c) British

d) Romanian

29) Excluding 2005 USA, which race had the fewest cars running (i.e. not stopped on track) at the chequered flag?

a) 2004 Monaco

b) 2003 Brazil

c) 2008 Australia

d) 2004 USA

30) Which of these #WRC drivers have tested a #F1 car?

a) Richard Burns

b) Petter Solberg

c) Marcus Gronholm

d) Markko Martin

31) During 2007 #F1, Ferrari, McLaren, BMW Sauber, Renault, Spyker & Red Bull led at least one lap during a race. Name the other team to have led at least one lap during this season.

a) Toro Rosso

b) Williams

c) Honda

d) Toyota

32) Name all the tyre brands Rubens Barrichello has raced with during his whole #F1 career

Goodyear, Bridgestone, Pirelli, Michelin

33) Who finished 3rd at 2008 French Grand Prix?

a) Robert Kubica

b) Jarno Trulli

c) Heikki Kovalainen

d) Lewis Hamilton

34) Which of these drivers has actually stood on the podium (in person) every time he’s finished there (i.e. not requiring a disqualification of another driver post-race nor missing the ceremony due to requiring medical attention)?

a) Jenson Button

b) Fernando Alonso

c) Rubens Barrichello

d) Heinz-Harald Frentzen

35) Which these of GP2 drivers raced in #F1 between 2000-2009?

a) Vitaly Petrov

b) Neel Jani

c) Bruno Senna

d) Gianmaria Bruni

36) At which Canadian Grand Prix did Jarno Trulli & Nico Rosberg “perform” a synchronized spin at the same corner?

a) 2008

b) 2007

c) 2006

d) Never happened

37) Who was the managing director of Super Aguri during their stay in #F1?

a) Daniele Audetto

b) Robert Fernley

c) Mark Preston

d) Aguri Suzuki

38) Which season between 2000-2009 had the most different drivers claiming pole position?

a) 2004 (7)

b) 2005 (9- Fisichella, Alonso, Raikkonen, Heidfeld, Button, Trulli, Michael Schumacher, Montoya & Ralf)

c) 2008 (6)

d) 2009 (8)

39) At the exit of which corner did Michael Schumacher park his Ferrari during qualifying for 2006 Monaco GP?

a) Sainte Devote

b) Portier

c) Tabac

d) La Rascasse

40) Name at least 8 drivers who NEVER raced at Japanese GP between 2000-2009 (but competed in other races during this time period). Go!

Luciano Burti, Tarso Marques, Allan McNish, Yuji Ide, Patrick Friesacher, Giorgio Pantano, Franck Montagny, Markus Winkelhock, Luca Badoer, Kamui Kobayashi

41) How old was Cristiano da Matta when he made his #F1 debut in 2003?

a) 26

b) 29

c) 28

d) 31

42) At which corner did Kimi Raikkonen crash at 2001 San Marino GP race?

a) Acque Minerali

b) Rivazza

c) Tosa

d) Variante Alta

43) Which country had the most number of drivers qualify for at least one race (not necessarily at the same race together) during 2005 #F1 season?

a) Brazil

b) Italy

c) Germany

d) Britain

44) Which of these countries had a driver participate in #F1 between 2000-2009 using their national licence (despite descending from a different country)?

a) United Arab Emirates

b) San Marino

c) Belgium

d) Monaco

45) Which team helped Nico Rosberg win the inaugural 2005 GP2 title? (Bonus: Who was his team principal? Answer in comments)

a) DAMS

b) ART

c) BCN

d) Arden

46) What do Felipe Massa & Rubens Barrichello share in common (other than hailing from Sao Paulo, Brazil & racing for Ferrari)?

a) The same mother

b) Same no. of F1 wins

c) Won Brazil GP

d) Raced for Sauber

47) Which of these teams FAILED to score points on their Grand Prix debut?

a) Red Bull (2005 AUS)

b) BMW Sauber (2006 BAH)

c) Toyota (2002 AUS)

d) Prost (1997 AUS)

48) Name 6 drivers who scored a podium, but never won a race, between 2000-2009 (includes drivers who won races in other decades & WDCs). Go!

Heinz-Harald Frentzen, Jacques Villeneuve, Eddie Irvine, Nick Heidfeld, Takuma Sato, Alex Wurz, Pedro de la Rosa, Tiago Monteiro, Timo Glock, Nelson Piquet Jr, Nico Rosberg

49) Which driver led the 2nd most number of laps during 2007?

a) Lewis Hamilton (321)

b) Felipe Massa (300)

c) Fernando Alonso (203)

d) Kimi Raikkonen (212)

50) 2003 #F1 season had a new points-scoring system. Which team would’ve finished 5th in the WCC under the old points system of 10-6-4-3-2-1?

a) Jordan

b) Sauber

c) BAR

d) Toyota

51) Michael Schumacher’s costly engine failure at 2006 Japanese GP was his first engine-related retirement since...

a) 2001 Germany

b) 2000 Monaco

c) 2000 France

d) 2001 San Marino

52) Who said these famous words “Hamilton’s 7th, Hamilton 7th- by my calculations we win the championship by one point.”

a) Rob Smedley

b) Chris Dyer

c) Ross Brawn

d) Jean Todt

53) Which of these venues did Antonio Pizzonia never race at during his #F1 career?

a) Indianapolis

b) Silverstone

c) Hockenheim

d) A1 Ring

54) How many podiums did Jaguar claim in their time in #F1?

a) 0

b) 1

c) 2

d) 3

55) Which of these companies was a title sponsor of Williams at some point between 2000-2009?

a) DHL

b) ING

c) AT&T

d) Etihad

56) Name 4 drivers who NEVER raced at US GP between 2000-2007 (but competed in other races during this time period). 

This excludes new drivers who appeared during 2008-09 (So no Badoer, Bourdais etc.) Go!

Luciano Burti, Tarso Marques, Antonio Pizzonia, Robert Kubica, Markus Winkelhock, Robert Doornbos, Sakon Yamamoto

57) Which race did Jenson Button score his & BAR’s first points of 2005 #F1 season?

a) Europe

b) San Marino

c) Britain

d) France

58) Who picked up the most fastest laps between 2000-2009?

a) Michael Schumacher (37)

b) Kimi Raikkonen (35)

c) Fernando Alonso (13)

d) Rubens Barrichello (17)

59) Who finished 10th at 2002 German Grand Prix?

a) Takuma Sato 

b) Mika Salo

c) Jacques Villeneuve

d) No one

60) Which of these venues has Robert Kubica raced at during his #F1 career?

a) Indianapolis

b) Buddh

c) Fuji

d) Imola

61) Who holds the record for most consecutive podium finishes?

a) Lewis Hamilton (16)

b) Michael Schumacher (19)

c) Fernando Alonso (15)

d) Sebastian Vettel (11)

62) Which season had the most different winners?

a) 2001 (5)

b) 2003 (8)

c) 2008 (7)

d) 2009 (6)

63) Name 7 Brazilian drivers who raced in #F1 during 2000-2009. Go!

Barrichello, Diniz, Zonta, Burti, Bernoldi, Marques, Massa, Pizzonia, da Matta, Piquet

64) Which driver won from the furthest back on the grid between 2000-2009?

a) Jenson Button (14th)

b) Fernando Alonso (15th)

c) Kimi Raikkonen (17th)

d) Rubens Barrichello (18th)

65) At which race did Robert Kubica make his #F1 debut?

a) 2007 Australia

b) 2006 Britain

c) 2006 Hungary

d) 2005 USA

66) In which season did Michael Schumacher score the most number of poles within a year for his #f1 career?

a) 2000

b) 2001

c) 2002

d) 2004

67) Which of these Grands Prix did Alex Yoong (Minardi) fail to qualify for?

a) 2001 Italy

b) 2002 Malaysia

c) 2002 Britain

d) 2002 Hungary

68) How many seconds did Sebastian Vettel take to pick up a fine on his 1st Friday practice outing with BMW-Sauber at 2006 Turkey? #F1

a) 3

b) 5

c) 6

d) 8

69) When Fernando Alonso finished 3rd at 2005 Brazil, he became #F1's then-youngest ever world champion. Who was the previous holder of the youngest F1 WDC record before him?

a) Michael Schumacher

b) Niki Lauda

c) Jim Clark

d) Emerson Fittipaldi

70) Name the teams who won #F1 races during 2000-2009, but failed to score a podium at 2008 & 2009 Singapore GPs (excluding Jordan). Go!

Ferrari, BMW Sauber, Toro Rosso, Honda, Brawn, Red Bull

71) Which nation has held a #F1 race during the sport’s history, but NOT during 2000-2009?

a) Morocco

b) Colombia

c) Malaysia

d) Thailand

72) At which race did Christian Klien score his maiden #F1 point(s)?

a) 2005 Europe

b) 2006 San Marino

c) 2004 Belgium

d) 2004 Japan

73) Which of these drivers had been considered for one of the Williams-BMW seats in 2000, but was rejected for Jenson Button?

a) Dario Franchitti

b) Bruno Junquiera

c) Fernando Alonso

d) Pedro de la Rosa

74) How many drivers earned their maiden #F1 win between 2000-2009?

a) 12

b) 13

c) 14

d) 15

75) Which of these countries have hosted an UEFA European championship for football/soccer, but have not yet hosted a #F1 race?

a) Sweden

b) Switzerland

c) Norway

d) Poland

76) Name ALL the teams Giancarlo Fisichella raced for during his #F1 career

Minardi, Jordan, Benetton, Sauber, Renault, Force India, Ferrari

77) Which of these countries have hosted a FIFA World Cup for football/soccer, but have not yet hosted a #F1 race?

a) United States

b) Chile

c) South Korea

d) Argentina

78) Name 6 International Formula 3000 champions who raced in #F1 between 2000-2009 (Felipe Massa does NOT count as he won “Euro F3000″ series)

Jean Alesi, Olivier Panis, Ricardo Zonta, Juan Pablo Montoya, Nick Heidfeld, Justin Wilson, Sebastien Bourdais, Vitantonio Liuzzi, Luca Badoer

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Shoutouts

27 Apr 1922 – Record breaking Sheila Scott was born, she later in life went on to become an accomplished female pilot. In 1966, Sheila made her first around-the-world flight, covering about 31,000 miles in 189 flying hours. It was the first such solo flight by a British subject, the longest-distance solo flight, and only the third around-the-world flight by a woman. Then records began to tumble: between London and Cape Town in 1967; across the North Atlantic the same year; across the South Atlantic in 1969; from equator to equator over the North Pole in 1971, becoming the first woman to pilot a flight circling the world by way of the North Pole in a light aircraft. After her record polar flight, she made a third around-the-world flight, earning her 100th world-class record, including a new time from Darwin, Australia, to London of three and a half days, beating the previous record by one and a half days. In 1967, she set 23 world records in just one year. - https://www.onthisday.com/articles/record-breaking-sheila-the-high-flying-aviator

29 Apr 2019 - Dragon Ball Creator Akira Toriyama has been nominated in the "Voters Choice" category for the Eisner Hall of Fame awards - https://comicbook.com/anime/2019/04/29/dragon-ball-akira-toriyama-eisner-award-nomination-2019/

30 Apr 1888 – 1888 Moradabad hailstorm: hail stones allegedly as big as oranges kill 246 people and some 1600 sheep and cattle in Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1888_Moradabad_hailstorm

30 Apr 1989 - World Wide Web (WWW) is first launched in the public domain by CERN scientist Sir Tim Berners-Lee - https://www.onthisday.com/people/tim-berners-lee

Remembrances

29 Apr 2019 – John Singleton, American film director, screenwriter, and producer. He was best known for directing Boyz n the Hood (1991), for which he was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Director, becoming, at age 24, the first African American and youngest person to have ever been nominated for that award. Singleton was a native of South Los Angeles, and many of his films, such as Poetic Justice (1993), Higher Learning (1995), and Baby Boy (2001), had themes which resonated with the contemporary urban population. He also directed the drama Rosewood (1997) and the action films Shaft (2000), 2 Fast 2 Furious (2003), and Four Brothers (2005). He co-created the television crime drama Snowfall. He died of a stroke at 51 in Los Angeles, California - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Singleton

29 Apr 2019 – Les Murray, Australian poet, anthologist and critic. His career spanned over 40 years and he published nearly 30 volumes of poetry as well as two verse novels and collections of his prose writings. His poetry won many awards and he is regarded as "the leading Australian poet of his generation". He was rated by the National Trust of Australia as one of the 100 Australian Living Treasures. He died at 80 in Taree, New South Wales. - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Les_Murray_(poet)

30 Apr 1792 - John Montagu, 4th Earl of Sandwich, a British statesman who succeeded his grandfather Edward Montagu, 3rd Earl of Sandwich as the Earl of Sandwich in 1729, at the age of ten. During his life, he held various military and political offices, including Postmaster General, First Lord of the Admiralty, and Secretary of State for the Northern Department. He is also known for the claim that he was the eponymous inventor of the sandwich. He died at 73 in Chiswick,England - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Montagu,_4th_Earl_of_Sandwich

30 Apr 1974 - Agnes Moorehead, American actress whose 41-year career included work in radio, stage, film, and television. She is best known for her role as Endora on the television series Bewitched, but she also has notable roles in films, including Citizen Kane, The Magnificent Ambersons, Dark Passage, All That Heaven Allows, Show Boat, and Hush...Hush, Sweet Charlotte. Moorehead rarely played lead roles, but her skill at character development and range earned her one Primetime Emmy Award and two Golden Globe Awards in addition to nominations for four Academy Awards and six Emmy Awards. She was the first woman to host the Oscars ceremony. Her transition to television won acclaim for drama and comedy. She could play many different types, but often portrayed haughty, arrogant characters. She died of uterine cancer at 73 in Rochester, Minnesota - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agnes_Moorehead

Famous Birthdays

30 Apr 1921 - Roger L. Easton, American scientist/physicist who was the principal inventor and designer of the Global Positioning System (GPS), along with Ivan A. Getting and Bradford Parkinson. He was born in Craftsbury, Vermont - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roger_L._Easton

30 Apr 1985 – Gal Gadot, Israeli actress and model. At age 18, she was crowned Miss Israel 2004. She then served two years in the Israel Defense Forces as a combat instructor, and began studying law and international relations at IDC Herzliya college while building up her modeling and acting careers. Gadot's first international film role came as Gisele Yashar in Fast & Furious (2009), a role she reprised in subsequent installments of the film franchise. She went on to earn worldwide fame for portraying Wonder Woman in the DC Extended Universe, beginning with Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016), followed by the solo film Wonder Woman and the ensemble Justice League (both 2017). In 2018, Gadot was included on Time's annual list of the 100 most influential people in the world, and was listed among the highest-paid actresses in the world. She was born in Petah Tikva, Israel - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gal_Gadot

1 May 1738 - Kamehameha 1, Hawaiian conqueror who united the Hawaiian Islands and formally established the Kingdom of Hawaiʻi in 1810. He was born in Kohala, Hawaii

- https://www.onthisday.com/people/kamehameha-i

- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kamehameha_I

1 May 1923 - Joseph Heller, American author of novels, short stories, plays and screenplays. His best-known work is the novel Catch-22, a satire on war and bureaucracy, whose title has become a synonym for an absurd or contradictory choice. He was born in Brooklyn, New York - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Heller

Events of Interest

1 May 1786 - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's opera "Marriage of Figaro" premieres in Vienna with Mozart himself directing - https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/mozarts-le-nozze-di-figaro-premieres-in-vienna

1 May 1840 - The Penny Black was the world's first adhesive postage stamp used in a public postal system was first issued. It was not valid for use until 6 May. The Penny Black features a profile of Queen Victoria. - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penny_Black

1 May 1994 – Three-time Formula One world champion Ayrton Senna is killed in an accident whilst leading the San Marino Grand Prix at Imola. - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Ayrton_Senna

1 May 1999 - SpongeBob SquarePants premiere on Nickelodeon after the 1999 Kids' Choice Awards. It has received worldwide critical acclaim since its premiere and gained enormous popularity by its second season. - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spongebob_squarepants

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Artist – Goblins from Mars

Song Title – Super Mario - Overworld Theme (GFM Trap Remix)

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Eventos: 1938 — Getúlio Vargas cria o Conselho Nacional do Petróleo, precursor da Petrobras, para que o governo pudesse controlar o produto. 1945 — Segunda Guerra Mundial: Casamento de Adolf Hitler com sua amante Eva Braun; e o campo de concentração de Dachau é libertado pelas tropas dos Estados Unidos. 1953 — A primeira emissora experimental de televisão 3D dos Estados Unidos exibe um episódio de Space Patrol na afiliada da ABC de Los Angeles KABC-TV. 1970 — Guerra do Vietnã: forças norte-americanas e sul-vietnamitas invadem o Camboja em perseguição aos vietcongues. 1975 — Operação Vento Constante: os Estados Unidos começam a evacuar cidadãos norte-americanos de Saigon antes de uma esperada invasão dos norte-vietnamitas. O envolvimento dos Estados Unidos na guerra chega ao fim. 1989 — Catorze torcedores do Liverpool FC, da Inglaterra, foram condenados à prisão; os hooligans iniciaram uma briga que matou 41 pessoas durante um jogo de futebol. 1992 — Distúrbios de Los Angeles: início dos distúrbios após a absolvição de policiais acusados de força excessiva contra Rodney King. 53 pessoas morreram e centenas de edifícios foram destruídos. 1994 — Rubens Barrichello sofre acidente grave durante os treinos no GP de San Marino, que seria marcado ainda pelas mortes de Roland Ratzenberger (durante o treino classificatório) e Ayrton Senna na mesma pista. 1997 — Entra em vigor o Acordo Internacional sobre Proibição de Armas Químicas. Rússia e Cuba não assinam. 2004 — Oldsmobile constrói seu último carro encerrando com 107 anos de produção. 2011 — Celebra-se o casamento do herdeiro do trono britânico, príncipe William de Gales, com Kate Middleton, na Abadia de Westminster, em Londres. 2015 — Ocorre em Curitiba (PR) a Batalha do Centro Cívico. 2016 — Última edição do Jornal do Commercio, o jornal mais antigo em circulação na América Latina. (em Tijuca, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_kY5-_lyH5/?igshid=1qnkyzqd7oyw2

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F1 news: Mick Schumacher drives father Michael’s last title winning car during German GP build up

Remembering the heyday of Ferrari? Mick Schumacher drives father Michael & # 39; s last title winning car during the build-up of the German Grand Prix

Mick Scuhmacher must drive the all-conquering Ferrari F2004 from father Michael

Michael & # 39; s car from 2004 sealed its seventh and final world championship

The car won in Hockenheim for the German Grand Prix, where Mick Ferrari drove

Mick was wearing a helmet with his half and his father's design

READ: All the last F1 news, characteristics and point tables during the season

by by Dan Ripley for MailOnline

published: published: 17:56 BST, July 27, 2019 | Updated: 18:06 BST, July 27, 2019

In an F1 season in which his rivals were completely dominated, there was a small reminder before qualifying for the German Grand Prix, which was not always the case.

In 2004, Ferrari, with Michael Schumacher at the wheel, dominated almost every race before he reached his seventh and final world championship

Just before drivers fought for pole position during Michael & # 39 ; s home race in Germany his son Mick got his nostalgia from Hockenheim while he climbed his dominant father F2004 for a demonstration run around the circuit.

Mick Schumacher drives the Ferrari F2004 from the pit lane in Hockenheim

The demonstration run saw him driving the last title winning car from his father Michael from 2004

The 20-year-old looks from the cockpit before he starts his demonstration run

Mick showed a helmet that was half his design and Michael's other one. overcoming Ferrari days all the time while driving the track in the famous car that won 15 of the 18 races since the 2004 season

The German is currently competing in F2 for the Prema team. Although he is 14th in the championship, he has always surpassed teammate Sean Gelael.

Michael won 12 of the first 13 races in 2004, before a second at the Belgian Grand Prix saw him tie the crown with four more races to run.

Mick wore a crash helmet that was half decorated in the red colors of his father

Mick Schumacher delighted German Ferrari fans who driving his father's last title winning car

Mick & # 39; s tour of Hockenheim in the dominant F2004 came before the German Grand Prix qualification

under Michael & 13 racing victories in 2004 was a triumph in Hockenheim, where he led home comfortably for Jenson Button and Fernando Alonso.

The seven-time world champion suffered a life-changing ski accident in 2013 and he has not been publicly seen since, with his full medical condition still closely guarded secret within the Schumacher family.

The joy of German Ferrari fans about seeing one of the F1 & # 39; s dominant cars & all 39, driven by the son of one of their favorite drivers, was short-lived against the time of qualification later in the day is.

Another multiple German title winner in Sebastian Vettel failed to register a lap due to a turbo issue, while his teammate Charles Leclerc was struck by a problem with the fuel system that fought for pole, causing him to start Sunday's race from the tenth

It seems unlikely that Ferrari will end a race-winning drought that extends over 13 races until October when Kimi Raikkonen won the United States Grand Prix. The glory days of 2004 have never looked this far away.

ALL-CONQUERING OF MICHAEL SCHUMACHER 2004 SEASON

Australia: 1st

Malaysia: 1st

Bahrain: 1st

San Marino: 1st

Spain: 1st

Monaco: End of career

] Europe: 1st

Canada: 1st

USA: 1st

France: 1st

Great Britain: 1st

Germany: 1st

Hungary: 1st

Belgium: 2nd

Italy: 2nd

China: 12th

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Japan: 1st

Brazil: 7th

Michael Schumacher takes to the air after winning the World Championship in Spa in 2004

The triumph behind the wheel of the all-conquering F2004 made him a seven-time world champion

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Os dez maiores pilotos da história da Fórmula 1

Na Fórmula 1, a vitória ou derrota de um piloto em uma prova não depende exclusivamente de talento, mas sim de uma série de fatores. E, ao longo dos tempos, muitos foram os agentes decisivos em títulos mundiais: equipe, piloto, condições climáticas e acidentes — fatais ou intencionais. Até em campeonatos equilibrados, como o de 2008, os imprevistos mudaram a história: basta lembrar que Lewis Hamilton conquistou o título daquele ano por um ponto, beneficiado por alguns erros de Felipe Massa. Em 2007, a espionagem também marcou território, tirando pontos importantes da McLaren, o que possibilitou a vitória de Kimi Raikkonen, da Ferrari. Mas, independentemente das variáveis, existiram pilotos lendários em cada época da competição. Obviamente que listas são sempre incompletas, idiossincráticas. Sabe-se que, como a percepção, a opinião — que é a base da maioria as listas —, é algo individual. O resultado não pretende ser abrangente ou definitivo e corresponde apenas à opinião do autor do texto.

10 — Stirling Moss

O britânico Stirling Noss nunca se sagrou campeão da categoria, mas seu reconhecimento vem de sua genialidade para pilotar. Contemporâneo do lendário Juan Manuel Fangio, Moss enfrentou muitas dificuldades para se manter no topo, podendo ser considerado o maior piloto que não ganhou nenhum título. Entre os anos de 1948 e 1962, disputou 529 corridas em diferentes modalidades, vencendo 212 delas. Também se destacou por sua atitude desportiva: em 1958, na Fórmula 1, defendeu seu concorrente Mike Hawthorn após uma manobra irregular feita por ele. Com a defesa, Mike recuperou os pontos e ganhou o campeonato de Stirling.

9 — Niki Lauda

Tricampeão da Fórmula 1, o austríaco Niki Lauda é o único piloto da história a ser vencedor tanto pela Ferrari quanto pela McLaren. Sua carreira foi marcada pelo acidente que sofreu em 1976, em Nurburgring, episódio narrado no filme “Rush” (2013), de Ron Howard. Teve que se afastar das pistas, mas voltou após seis semanas de tratamento e, apesar de perder o título daquele ano, foi campeão novamente em 1977. Niki Lauda superou limites físicos e mentais e teve uma trajetória marcada por conquistas também fora das pistas, como a criação de uma companhia aérea. Ganhou o último título em 1984, encerrando sua carreira no ano seguinte.

8 — Jackie Stewart

O escocês Jackie Stewart, tricampeão mundial da Fórmula 1, subiu ao pódio do campeonato como vitorioso 27 vezes, recorde superado só em 1987, pelo francês Alain Prost. Stewart teve uma carreira curta (1965-1973), rivalizando temporariamente com o brasileiro Emerson Fittipaldi. Considerado um piloto agressivo e técnico, tinha como principal característica a eficiência e, mesmo não gostando de correr riscos, era notável em dias de chuva. Foi o primeiro piloto a exigir melhores condições de segurança e o idealizador do capacete integral e do macacão antichamas. É visto por muitos como o primeiro grande piloto da era moderna da Fórmula 1.

7 — Ayrton Senna

Considerado um dos maiores pilotos de todos os tempos, Ayrton Senna foi tricampeão, com vitórias em 1988, 1990 e 1991. Grande rival do francês Alain Prost, Senna testava seus limites a cada corrida e se tornou um herói nacional. Senna morreu em 1994, numa corrida pelo GP de San Marino, na Itália, e provocou uma das maiores comoções da história do Brasil, com grande repercussão internacional. Durante sua carreira, colecionou não apenas vitórias e recordes, mas também uma legião de fãs. Após sua morte, se tornou uma verdadeira lenda da modalidade. Considerado “Rei de Mônaco”, foi eternizado como o grande ídolo da Fórmula 1 no Brasil.

6 — Nelson Piquet

Levando em conta a idolatria do brasileiro, Piquet dificilmente estaria à frente de Ayrton Senna. Mas, além de também ser um tricampeão mundial de Fórmula 1, Piquet era um piloto que usava sua inteligência em prol da melhoria de seus carros, provavelmente por ter sido mecânico. Destacava-se nas ultrapassagens de concorrentes e teve essa habilidade reconhecida por seu adversário contemporâneo Niki Lauda, que o considerava o mais habilidoso, firme e inteligente piloto que viu correr. Aos 39 anos, em 1991, Piquet encerrou sua carreira, com 204 GPs no currículo. Ayrton Senna é um ícone brasileiro, mas Piquet, apesar de não ser tão carismático, tinha o dom de domar um carro de Fórmula 1 de maneira única.

5 — Lewis Hamilton

Naturalmente talentoso, detentor de cinco títulos mundiais e colecionador de recordes: assim segue a carreira do britânico Lewis Hamilton. Para entender a grandeza de suas conquistas, basta analisar que foi campeão mundial no segundo ano de Fórmula 1. A bem da verdade, Hamilton poderia ter sido campeão já em 2007, ano de sua estreia, mas sua inexperiência atrapalhou os planos daquele que seria o mais jovem campeão da história. O feito fora apenas adiado, pois em 2008, no GP Brasil, o inglês nem precisou vencer a corrida para ganhar o título. Após esse feito inédito, o piloto passou por uma fase ruim nas pistas e na vida particular. Mas, após mudanças estruturais na categoria, Hamilton trocou de equipe e voltou ao apogeu, sendo campeão pela Mercedes em 2014, 2015, 2017 e 2018; superando marcas históricas de Ayrton Senna e Michael Schumacher.

4 — Jim Clark

Mesmo possuindo apenas dois títulos mundiais, o escocês Jim Clark merece um lugar entre os cinco maiores corredores da Fórmula 1. Ídolo do esporte nos anos 1960 aparecia sempre como um dos favoritos ao título, apesar de seu azar constante e da carreira marcada por acidentes. Um deles, em 1968, foi o responsável por tirá-lo das pistas definitivamente: disputando uma corrida de F2, na Alemanha, bateu em uma árvore e acabou morrendo com apenas 32 anos. Antes da fatalidade, conquistou dois mundiais com 100% dos pontos válidos: em 1963 e 1965. Inteligente e estratégico, colecionou 33 pole positions. Era um dos ídolos do brasileiro Ayrton Senna.

3 — Alain Prost

Eterno rival de Ayrton Senna, o francês Alain Prost teve uma carreira marcada por constantes embates com o brasileiro. Tetracampeão mundial de Fórmula 1, Prost disse que a competição com o brasileiro serviu para que os dois melhorassem e buscassem a superação nas pistas. O início da rivalidade começou em 1989, no GP de San Marino, quando Senna passou o francês na aproximação da primeira curva, quebrando um acordo entre eles, proposto pelo próprio Senna, pelo qual um não poderia ultrapassar o outro durante a primeira volta. Ao ignorar o trato, o piloto brasileiro deu início a uma das maiores guerras da Fórmula 1. Prost era um piloto extremamente ágil e inteligente e, mesmo vivendo em um período de grandes adversários, conseguiu se sobressair, tornando-se um dos maiores da história do automobilismo.

2 — Michael Schumacher

Heptacampeão do mundo, o alemão Michael Schumacher detém não só esse recorde, como também o de voltas mais rápidas, maior número de campeonatos, pontos marcados, vitórias e corridas ganhas em uma única temporada (2004). Mas, seu prestígio não se resume aos números: seu talento, técnica e estratégia também o tornaram uma grande referência no quesito competitividade. Em estatísticas, pode ser considerado o maior piloto da Fórmula 1, mas alguns fatores pesaram a seu respeito: a falta de um rival à altura, a escuderia poderosa da Ferrari, e sua volta às pistas, em 2009, quando já não conseguia manter a mesma performance de antes. Em 2013, Schumacher se envolveu em um acidente de esqui, nos Alpes Franceses. Com sérias lesões cerebrais, seu estado de saúde é mantido em segredo até hoje.

1 — Juan Manuel Fangio

O topo do ranking pertence ao argentino Fangio, vencedor de 24 das 52 corridas que disputou na carreira e pentacampeão mundial com quatro escuderias diferentes. Correu apenas oito anos, entre 1950 e 1958, mas estabeleceu um padrão de excelência que dificilmente será superado. Diferentemente de Schumacher, o argentino conseguiu o seu último título pilotando um carro claramente inferior. Com sua Maserati 250F, Fangio conquistou o mundo em 1957. Ele venceu cinco das sete temporadas disputadas, deixando para trás adversários fortes, como Stirling Moss e Alberto Ascari. Por sua pilotagem incomparável e seu currículo de vitórias em curto período, Fangio pode ser considerado o maior piloto de Fórmula 1 de todos os tempos.

Os dez maiores pilotos da história da Fórmula 1 publicado primeiro em https://www.revistabula.com

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IMOLA, 2004 — Rory Byrne, chief designer, gets a celebratory drink of champagne from Michael Schumacher on the podium. (Photo by Steve Etherington/LAT Photographic)

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IMOLA, 2004 — Michael Schumacher picks up his 4th consecutive win of the season. (Photo by Steven Tee/LAT Photographic)

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IMOLA, 2004 — Michael Schumacher after his victory in the Grand Prix of San Marino. (Photo by Paul-Henri Cahier/Getty Images)