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Formula 1 true or false

Circuits, champions and pit-lane trivia from F1.

33 questionsHaan (true) or Na (false)Fact-checked Nov 2026

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  1. The onboard cameras on F1 cars are coloured differently to distinguish between 2 members of the same team.

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    Haan: true

    The first car will have a black camera and the second a fluorescent yellow one.

  2. Formula 1 cars have a minimum allowed weight, including the driver.

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    Haan: true

    It's around 800 kg in recent seasons. There's no upper limit, but nobody wants a heavy car anyway.

  3. After Ayrton Senna’s fatal crash in 1994, staff found an Austrian flag in the Brazilian driver’s car.

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    Haan: true

    He had intended to fly it after the race as a mark of respect for Roland Ratzenberger who had died after a crash during qualifying.

  4. There were 20 races in the inaugural F1 season.

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    Na: false

    There were only 7 races in the inaugural F1 in 1950.

  5. The Bahrain International Circuit has numbers instead of names for all of its corners except one.

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    Haan: true

    The Turn 1 hairpin was renamed after Michael Schumacher because he was the first person to win the Bahrain Grand Prix.

  6. The number 13 has only been assigned once in F1.

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    Na: false

    It was used at the 1963 Mexican GP and the 1976 British GP, and Pastor Maldonado raced with it in 2014 and 2015.

  7. Michael Schumacher and Lewis Hamilton share the record for the most titles in F1.

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    Haan: true

    Seven each. Hamilton came agonisingly close to an eighth in 2021.

  8. Sebastian Vettel began his F1 career with Red Bull Racing.

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    Na: false

    Vettel made his race debut with BMW Sauber at the 2007 US Grand Prix.

  9. Michael Schumacher holds the record for the highest average speed in an F1 race win.

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    Haan: true

    He set this record at Monza in the 2003 Italian Grand Prix.

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