2012 Formula One World Championship - Quiz
  • 1. How many rounds were contested in the 2012 Formula One season?
A) Twenty-one
B) Eighteen
C) Nineteen
D) Twenty
  • 2. Which driver won his third consecutive championship in 2012?
A) Jenson Button
B) Lewis Hamilton
C) Sebastian Vettel
D) Fernando Alonso
  • 3. What venue hosted the returning United States Grand Prix in 2012?
A) Indianapolis Motor Speedway
B) Circuit of the Americas
C) Sebring International Raceway
D) Watkins Glen
  • 4. Which team secured the World Constructors' Championship in 2012?
A) Lotus
B) McLaren
C) Ferrari
D) Red Bull Racing
  • 5. Who became the first female team principal in Formula One history?
A) Monisha Kaltenborn
B) Claire Williams
C) Susie Wolff
D) Maria de Villota
  • 6. Which team became known as Caterham for the 2012 season?
A) HRT
B) Lotus
C) Renault
D) Virgin
  • 7. Which driver announced his second retirement from Formula One after the 2012 season?
A) Sebastian Vettel
B) Jenson Button
C) Michael Schumacher
D) Fernando Alonso
  • 8. What record was set by the first seven races of the 2012 season?
A) Seven fatal accidents
B) Seven different pole sitters
C) Seven consecutive wins by one driver
D) Seven different winners
  • 9. Which manufacturer supplied tires to all teams in the 2012 season?
A) Pirelli
B) Goodyear
C) Bridgestone
D) Michelin
  • 10. Which team changed its name to Mercedes AMG?
A) Force India
B) Sauber
C) Williams
D) Mercedes GP
  • 11. How many current or former World Drivers' Champions started the 2012 season?
A) Four
B) Six
C) Seven
D) Five
  • 12. Where was the 2012 season finale held?
A) Australia
B) Brazil
C) United States
D) Abu Dhabi
  • 13. What happened to Sebastian Vettel's car in Abu Dhabi that forced him to start from the pit lane?
A) Engine failure
B) Exclusion from qualifying
C) Crash in practice
D) Technical disqualification
  • 14. Which company became Force India's naming-rights sponsor?
A) Sahara Group
B) Kingfisher
C) Mercedes
D) Tata Group
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