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Formula 1's Longest Interview Question

Can you name every word from Walter Koster's famous lengthly Formula 1 interview question from the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 2014?
Watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FlFt_W4664M
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Answer
Gentlemen,
a
short
view
back
to
the
past.
Thirty
years
ago,
Niki
Lauda
told
us
'take
a
monkey,
place
him
into
the
cockpit
and
he
is
able
to
drive
the
car.'
Thirty
years
later,
Sebastian
told
us
'I
had
to
start
my
car
like
a
computer,
it's
very
complicated.'
And
Nico
Rosberg
said
that
during
the
race -
I
don't
remember
what
race -
he
pressed
the
wrong
button
on
the
wheel.
Question
for
you
both:
is
Formula
One
driving
today
too
complicated
with
twenty
and
more
buttons
on
the
wheel,
are
you
too
much
under
effort,
under
pressure?
What
are
your
wishes
for
the
future
concerning
the
technical
programme
during
the
race?
Less
buttons,
more?
Or
less
and
more
communication
with
your
engineers?
4 Comments
sophiee
+2
Level 54
May 14, 2024
Such an unexpected quiz, yet so good
GeoConnaisseur
+3
Level 54
May 14, 2024
Legendary press conference and therefore legendary quiz! Would you consider making a follow-up quiz with Walter's question for Lewis about him publishing a book? :)
JosMOjeda
+1
Level 64
May 14, 2024
"Can I ask who the question is for?"

Seb: "No, he said, he said, it's for Nico and myself! You didn't listen, can you repeat the question?"

What a legend, Walter Koster

SouthernDude
+1
Level 65
May 14, 2024
My favorite copypasta
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