Picture Puzzles - Page 25

midgetman · 15 Dec 2020, 19:24 (Ref:4023126)

Merci mon ami, ca c'est tres gentile.

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rbs · 20 Dec 2020, 10:00 (Ref:4024082)

Time for an easy picture puzzle I think.

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The answer to the last one was Paul Hawkins.

Gerard C · 20 Dec 2020, 19:29 (Ref:4024189)

Easy? Not for me, sorry.
One question for you RBS: what M Hawthorn and Jochen Rindt have in common? You can add two names…

midgetman · 20 Dec 2020, 21:11 (Ref:4024206)

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Originally Posted by rbs

The answer to the last one was Paul Hawkins.

Woohoo I was right! Take that Stupido Club! (One in the whole of this thread surely marks me out as a Motor Sport Quiz Genius

)

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bauble · 20 Dec 2020, 23:31 (Ref:4024230)

I expect this one will be too easy for Midgetman;
Who would have driven all of these models, amongst others?

Gerard C · 21 Dec 2020, 06:25 (Ref:4024275)

Delta!

E.B · 21 Dec 2020, 06:44 (Ref:4024277)

Crikey.... new picture(s?) added since I mailed my guess in this morning (my time).

rbs · 21 Dec 2020, 08:04 (Ref:4024285)

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Originally Posted by E.B

Crikey.... new picture(s?) added since I mailed my guess in this morning (my time).

I have not seen any answer from you yet.

I do seem to have left the question out though!. Who would have all of these types of car?

Gerard C · 21 Dec 2020, 08:06 (Ref:4024287)

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Originally Posted by E.B

Crikey

I fell a great need of explanations here, "Dave". We dont play cricket, its a puzzle or kind of. Being a historic racers forum, we are supposed to be fast! Ta!

E.B · 21 Dec 2020, 11:19 (Ref:4024318)

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Originally Posted by rbs

I have not seen any answer from you yet.

Thats possibly because I was referring to the question posted by "bauble" which I answered and sent to him.

Gerard C · 21 Dec 2020, 11:22 (Ref:4024321)

And after that you wonder about your position in the Stupido Club!

E.B · 21 Dec 2020, 11:36 (Ref:4024324)

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Originally Posted by Gerard C

And after that you wonder about your position in the Stupido Club!

Im pretty sure my answer sent to bauble might be wrong though.

bauble · 21 Dec 2020, 11:46 (Ref:4024326)

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Originally Posted by E.B

Im pretty sure my answer sent to bauble might be wrong though.

It was, but i did not catch RB out .... of course!

bauble · 21 Dec 2020, 11:49 (Ref:4024327)

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Originally Posted by midgetman

Woohoo I was right! Take that Stupido Club! (One in the whole of this thread surely marks me out as a Motor Sport Quiz Genius

)

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Am I due to be elected, as this picture failed to draw any comment on the Parade.

bauble · 21 Dec 2020, 11:54 (Ref:4024328)

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Originally Posted by Gerard C

Easy? Not for me, sorry.
One question for you RBS: what M Hawthorn and Jochen Rindt have in common? You can add two names…

They were both born in April, and neither lived to wear number one on their car after winning the F1 Championship?

Gerard C · 21 Dec 2020, 12:53 (Ref:4024338)

Bob, this is an excellent illustration of this thread, one question brings very interesting answers.
If I add two "Hill" will you climb to the summit I'm looking for?

Gerard C · 21 Dec 2020, 12:55 (Ref:4024339)

Paul D was asking about the rules here. Just read #607 to 613 and tell me what's you deduction, my dear Watson!

rbs · 21 Dec 2020, 13:20 (Ref:4024349)

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Originally Posted by Gerard C

Bob,
If I add two "Hill" will you climb to the summit I'm looking for?

Hawthorn was followed by Brabham as champion and Rindt by Fittipaldi so that clue confuses me. Rindt was not followed by Hill at Lotus!

Gerard C · 21 Dec 2020, 14:27 (Ref:4024365)

Not that complicated, I'm not weird. Not always…

bauble · 21 Dec 2020, 14:29 (Ref:4024366)

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Originally Posted by rbs

Hawthorn was followed by Brabham as champion and Rindt by Fittipaldi so that clue confuses me. Rindt was not followed by Hill at Lotus!

RB. Who knows what arcane thoughts dwell within Gerard's head, but adding 'two hill' suggests that Hawthorn and Rindt share something in common with two drivers names Hill, and three have won the WC, one twice. Being from very different era;s I do not see how cars, etc. might come into the equation, so I am looking at their lives for connections, but knowing GerryMo, i am not hopeful,

Most of Gerry's questions are based on the Le Mans 24 Hour Race and Hawthorn, Rindt, and Phil Hill all won it, but neither Graham or Damon did.

VIVA GT · 21 Dec 2020, 14:46 (Ref:4024368)

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Originally Posted by bauble

RB. Who knows what arcane thoughts dwell within Gerard's head, but adding 'two hill' suggests that Hawthorn and Rindt share something in common with two drivers names Hill, and three have won the WC, one twice. Being from very different era;s I do not see how cars, etc. might come into the equation, so I am looking at their lives for connections, but knowing GerryMo, i am not hopeful,

Most of Gerry's questions are based on the Le Mans 24 Hour Race and Hawthorn, Rindt, and Phil Hill all won it, but neither Graham or Damon did.

Baub, excuse me for questioning your knowledge but I thought that Graham Hill had won the Le Mans 24 hour race? (I thought he was unique for having done this, and winning the Indianapolis 500 & F1 World Championship?)

E.B · 21 Dec 2020, 14:50 (Ref:4024369)

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Originally Posted by bauble

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Most of Gerry's questions are based on the Le Mans 24 Hour Race and Hawthorn, Rindt, and Phil Hill all won it, but neither Graham or Damon did.

I could have sworn Graham Hill won the Le Mans 24 hour in 1972, driving a FRENCH Matra with a French co-driver (Henri Pescarolo)
It was one part of his being the only driver to have ever won the Triple Crown, namely Le Mans, Monaco, and the Indy500.

Just sayin'.....

Edit: Drat.... pipped at the post by Viv to correct Bob.

rbs · 21 Dec 2020, 14:51 (Ref:4024370)

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Originally Posted by bauble

RB.

Most of Gerry's questions are based on the Le Mans 24 Hour Race and Hawthorn, Rindt, and Phil Hill all won it, but neither Graham or Damon did.

Graham did win Le Mans in a Matra with Henri Pescarolo, so Le Mans may be the answer.

VIVA GT · 21 Dec 2020, 15:04 (Ref:4024372)

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Originally Posted by E.B

I could have sworn Graham Hill won the Le Mans 24 hour in 1972, driving a FRENCH Matra with a French co-driver (Henri Pescarolo)
It was one part of his being the only driver to have ever won the Triple Crown, namely Le Mans, Monaco, and the Indy500.

Just sayin'.....

Edit: Drat.... pipped at the post by Viv to correct Bob.

No worries E.B, your quote was more correct in that it was winning this, Indy and Monaco (not the World Championship) that created the Triple Crown

(I was in too big a rush to discredit Baub and I didn't check my facts!)

bauble · 21 Dec 2020, 15:15 (Ref:4024375)

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Originally Posted by VIVA GT

Baub, excuse me for questioning your knowledge but I thought that Graham Hill had won the Le Mans 24 hour race? (I thought he was unique for having done this, and winning the Indianapolis 500 & F1 World Championship?)

I thought he had, and that that was the connection, so I did a Wikipedia to confirm, but I must have missed it because it did not appear to be listed, but my eye sight is failing since my local optician retired, and with restrictions, I can't get new glasses. (Well that is my excuse)

Still I solved it for the rest of you.

PS; Viv I don't mind people questioning my knowledge, as long as they don't do it too often. OK?

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