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Old 8 Feb 2000, 21:55 (Ref:7754)   #1
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Q45. Who became the first Japanese driver to contest an F1 World Championship GP in a Japanese car? And at which race?

Q46. What was unique about the Formula Ford Festival Final race in 1998?
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Old 8 Feb 2000, 22:40 (Ref:7755)   #2
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Hiroshi Fushida in a Maki-Ford F101C at the 1975 Dutch GP.
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Old 8 Feb 2000, 23:31 (Ref:7756)   #3
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Eh up, lad. That's not what I've got.

Anyone else care to answer? This trivia is more like a discussion than answering a few questions...
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Old 8 Feb 2000, 23:58 (Ref:7757)   #4
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Fushida was a non-starter in 1975, so he actually didn't compete.
The first Japanese driver to participate in a Grand Prix in a Japanese car was Masahiro Hasemi.
He drove a Kojima-Ford Cosworth KE007 during the Japanese GP of 1976.
It was the onliest GP he competed in, but he did set the fastest lap.
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Old 9 Feb 2000, 20:48 (Ref:7758)   #5
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Gerard,

That's the bloke.
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Old 11 Feb 2000, 21:14 (Ref:7759)   #6
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Is anyone looking for the FFord answer or shall I give it you?
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Old 12 Feb 2000, 02:40 (Ref:7760)   #7
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Wasn't it Jenson Button who won it?
Although I don't know if that's unique.
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Old 12 Feb 2000, 19:04 (Ref:7761)   #8
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Gerard, very topical but I'm afraid incorrect.

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It was started with a Union Jack as the drivers couldn't see the lights because of the sun.
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