Alright when was that again.....?

[Eckhart von Glan]

thx Andreas, this should be another easy one but I couldn't resist the wonderfully useless low level splitter-stuff at the rear. What on earth were they thinking? Well, driver was known for his many accidents, maybe this is a secret apparatus to keep him on track. Also: dig the curbs, look like a rooftop!

 

[Andreas Hultgren]

What an crazy looking rearwing It is Vittorio Brambilla in his March 751 at Silverstone in '75

 

[Eckhart von Glan]

it certainly is. over to you young Swede.

 

[Andreas Hultgren]

Ok, guess this one:

 

[Derek Tatters]

Renzo Zorzi in a Williams FW04.
No idea of the track though

Edit:
missed the year out - 1975

 

[Andreas Hultgren]

Car is correct and year is correct but not the rest

 

[Eckhart von Glan]

chap only did two races for williams, must be either a country where they serve lots of pasta or a country where soccer rules.

 

[Andreas Hultgren]

Nope, not Italy and not GBR And I said that was not the correct driver

 

[Eckhart von Glan]

ok ok, Lella Lombardi, Williams, Watkins Glen 75 (you really shouldn't take an image from a site I have been stealing from before )

 

[Andreas Hultgren]

Lol, I just found the site Lovely pics from '75 on there! over to you!

 

[Eckhart von Glan]

here's a real weirdo: took part in only one race and did only 22 laps before collapsing:

 

[Andreas Hultgren]

Ah, you shouldn't have said what lap he ended the race in. You gave away alot with that

Francois Migault in his Connew-Ford at Österreichring in '72?

 

[Eckhart von Glan]

yep, you just gotta love those "once ever" formula one entries, pity we don't see them anymore, they show the right spirit. Over to you.

(also I liked the way the design was so obviously stolen from the Lotus 72 )

 

[Andreas Hultgren]

Try this one:

 

[Eckhart von Glan]

oh, those black and white cigars are soooo difficult to tell apart lol, will do some research later, work to do first.

my first guess: 1958, ferrari dino 246, Graf Berge von Trips, track ???

it's probably all wrong anyway

 

[Andreas Hultgren]

Not von Trips, not ´58 and not Ferrari. I will let you guess for a little while more before giving you some clues

 

[Eckhart von Glan]

it's probably all wrong anyway

well, at least that was correct

 

[Derek Tatters]

I will go for Jean Behra, 1957 Maserati 250F, Casablanca, Morrocco

 

[Andreas Hultgren]

And we have a winner!

 

[Derek Tatters]

That was real tough. Took me 2 evenings to work it out, and was still not 100% sure of the track.

This should be easier.