Statistics for Most Recent F1 Race Winners Per Country

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Nationality	Most recent win	Answer	Hint	% Correct
Netherlands	2022 Abu Dhabi GP	Max Verstappen	Both his parents were racing drivers in their own right.	100%
Mexico	2022 Singapore GP	Sergio "Checo" Pérez	Holds record for greatest number of F1 races entered before first win.	98%
Monaco	2022 Austrian GP	Charles Leclerc	F1's most recent fatal accident involved this driver's godfather.	97%
Spain	2022 British GP	Carlos Sainz Jr.	Has the same name as his father, who is a successful racing driver (primarily in rallying) in his own right.	96%
Australia	2021 Italian GP	Daniel Ricciardo	Once got his team boss tattooed by winning a bet.	96%
Finland	2021 Turkish GP	Valtteri Bottas	Was once accidentally sent out on track with two different tyre compounds fitted to his car.	96%
France	2021 Hungarian GP	Esteban Ocon	Grew up in a caravan, as his parents struggled to pay for his karting career.	95%
United Kingdom	2022 Brazilian GP	George Russell	Scored his first podium in an unusual race that saw zero laps under green flag conditions.	95%
Germany	2019 Singapore GP	Sebastian Vettel	Won multiple F1 world championships while his childhood hero was also still racing in F1.	95%
Poland	2008 Canadian GP	Robert Kubica	Partially severed his right arm in a rally crash, returned to drive a full F1 season eight years later.	88%
Venezuela	2012 Spanish GP	Pastor Maldonado	Registered an average 5.6 'Did Not Finish' results per season across his F1 career.	83%
Canada	1997 Luxembourg GP	Jacques Villeneuve	Raced in a wide variety of championships, including F1, IndyCar, NASCAR, V8 Supercars, and the European Le Mans Series.	81%
Colombia	2005 Brazilian GP	Juan Pablo Montoya	Has won two of the three events in the unofficial 'Triple Crown of Motorsport'	77%
Brazil	2009 Italian GP	Rubens Barrichello	Drove for six different teams across his F1 career.	77%
South Africa	1979 Italian GP	Jody Scheckter	The only African driver ever to win an F1 drivers' championship.	76%
United States	1978 Dutch GP	Mario Andretti	Was born in a part of Croatia that belonged to the Kingdom of Italy at the time.	71%
Italy	2006 Malaysian GP	Giancarlo Fisichella	Was retrospectively declared the winner of the 2003 Brazilian GP a week after the race had finished.	66%
Austria	1997 German GP	Gerhard Berger	Won his first and last F1 races for the same team, eleven years apart.	60%
New Zealand	1974 Argentine GP	Denny Hulme	Was appointed an OBE (Officer of the order of the British Empire) in 1992.	58%
Switzerland	1979 British GP	Gianclaudio "Clay" Regazzoni	Survived multiple heavy crashes in F1, but was killed (aged 67) in a car accident on public roads.	52%
Sweden	1978 Austrian GP	Ronnie Peterson	Was nicknamed 'SuperSwede'.	52%
Argentina	1981 Belgian GP	Carlos Reutemann	Once almost asphyxiated after his car became stuck in catch fencing, a form of barrier no longer used in F1.	50%
Belgium	1990 Hungarian GP	Thierry Boutsen	Failed to win a race in both his first three years and his last three years in F1.	38%