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This thread has got a lot longer in the past day, and everybody’s still none the wiser.

Pescara sounds like a good shout, as the longest tracks in their original configuration.

Guys/girls, I’m not very good at F1 history, but isn’t this somehow related to the proportions of the bit of track cropped vs. the one that remains? With the Nordschleife being the longest bit to be omitted compared to the remaining bit of the three, the fourth track being the one where an even more overwhelming part was cut away? Just an idea…

Now we know the answer it seems obvious! How could we have all missed that! :D (Although I hadn’t heard of Pescara before, fascinating)

@sato113 it’s @KBAutomotive‘s turn to ask a question.

sorry didn’t think. come on @KBAutomotive ! :D

(right answer btw.)

I’ve got one, if nobody objects.

Peterson, Stewart, Regazzoni, ?

I’m going to say the fourth person in the sequence is Carlos Pace, Carlos Reutemann or Jean-Pierre Beltoise. Peterson, Stewart and Regazzoni all scored points in the 1973 Austrian Grand Prix. So too did Pace, Reutemann and Beltoise. But while Peterson was first and Stewart was second, Regazzoni only finished sixth, so I doubt Pace, Reutemann or Beltoise is the fourth person.

@joey-poey, it’s a “complete the sequence” question. I thought it was clear, but I should have specified.

No correct answers so far.