Formula One

Depends on how much before a race. For the race day (usually on the Sunday) then it would vary. Before getting into the car they maybe meditating, getting a massage or just listing to music. When they are in the car in the garage, they would sometimes close there eyes and visualize a lap in their mind to get a mind set of how to take the first lap. As well there is the technical bits like the race bite point and driving setting i.e. brake by wire and fuel mix set up whilst they are on the grid moments before the parade lap and start of lap 1.

To date of there is only 32 Formula 1 GPs where a spanish driver has won a race and all of them goes to Fernando Alonso. For what races he won see related link.

If you meant about the drivers championship then it was 2 back in 2005 and 2006 by Fernando Alonso.

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Robert Kubica is still alive.

there is no maximum they can weigh whatever they like, but in total the car and driver at the end have to weight a minimum of 600kg.

Mark Preston is 42 years old. He was born on November 7, 1968.

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If you have to ask then you can't afford it!

One source is selling -

"Base Price: 1995 McLaren F1 LM - Approx. $1,307,000 / 1,250,000 €"

Another source quotes a value -

"... a price of about 2,000,000 pounds (just under $4 million)"

If those are the selling prices, you can work out the rental, if anyone is renting.

You might find one in an exotic car club, where people who can afford it share classic, sport and luxury dream cars.

Large cities have special rental companies that you can find on the net under 'exotic car rental'. None are claiming to have a McLaren!

Some facts about Lewis Hamilton are:

a. He debuted in the 2007 Australian GP

b. He is a one time F1 Drivers champion

c. He has won 16 races so far

d. He has been on pole 16 times

e. He drives for the McLaren Mercedes Team

sebastian vettel has 16 different helmet designs.

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unfortunately, the t-stat is located in a very hard to reach spot on the driver's side of the engine. it sits sideways behind the exhaust. if you follow your upper radiator hose (driver's side of the car by the coolant reservoir tank), you will see where the hose connects to a long metal pipe with a bleeder screw on top. if you follow this pipe to where it connects with the engine block, you'll (barely) see that the pipe is actually your t-stat housing. you will only be able to see the top bolt on the housing if you're looking from under the hood. my advice is to call around and find out which shop is the cheapest and have it done there. if you call and tell them what kind of car it is and that it's the 3.1L SE model, they'll probably know immediately why you're having to bring it in. mine cost about 70.00 to have replaced. it's really the stupidest thing I've seen so far on these cars, because it's something that's usually so easy to take care of, and so vital to keeping your engine from blowing up. if you don't really know your way around under the hood of these vehicles, there's too much stuff to take off and put back on in order to do it yourself.

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Al Unser driving for Parnelli Jones and Velco Miletich.

Unser also won in 1978 driving for Jim Hall and 1987 for Roger Penske.

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Michael Schumacher's nickname is 'Schumi'.

To six decimal places, one mile per hour is equal to 1.609344 kilometres per hour - though multiplying by 1.609 is sufficient in most circumstances as a close approximation. To two decimal places, 193 x 1.609344 is equal to 310.60 kilometres per hour.

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The FIA rules of motorsport

For the 2014 season, the McLaren Formula 1 team is sponsored by Mobile 1.

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