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This topic has 10 replies, 11 voices, and was last updated 13 years, 3 months ago by Icthyes.

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12th January 2011, 22:15 at 10:15 pm #128759
Enigma
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http://www.sporcle.com/games/f1winners.php
It’s actually harder than one would imagine – I seemed to forget a few drivers at the first try.
13th January 2011, 13:59 at 1:59 pm #157863
jihelle
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I had 07:43 minutes left so I found them all in 2 minutes and 17 seconds. Would have been more fun with the second placed as well…
13th January 2011, 14:11 at 2:11 pm #157864
Dan Thorn
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I got them all with 8:51 to spare. I’ve been meaning to make a savage F1 quiz on Sporcle!
13th January 2011, 14:43 at 2:43 pm #157865
Ned Flanders
Participant
I got them all in 2 mins 31. Not that impressive by fanatic standards!
13th January 2011, 14:47 at 2:47 pm #157866
Anonymous
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I got them with 8.40 to spare. I nearly forgot about Hulme until I remembered F1f’s Champion of Champions
15th January 2011, 13:45 at 1:45 pm #157867
GeeMac
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Pretty much exactly the same as steph! It looks daunting,but because of multiple champions its actually pretty easy.
15th January 2011, 13:58 at 1:58 pm #157868
James_mc
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8:21 left… damn! Not bad once you realise there are multiple winners as GeeMac said. Also multi-name bonus bonanza too!
15th January 2011, 14:07 at 2:07 pm #157869
damonsmedley
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You guys are quick! I only managed to complete it in 1 minute and 52 seconds (8:08 remaining), and I thought that was fast until I read this! :P
15th January 2011, 14:23 at 2:23 pm #157870
Red Andy
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Got them with 9:16 remaining.
15th January 2011, 15:31 at 3:31 pm #157871
Ads21
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15th January 2011, 19:28 at 7:28 pm #157872
Icthyes
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6:38. Pathetic. Half of it was due to spelling errors, though.
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