WorksheetsSilverstone Circuit
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 3mins
Which year did the first ever Grand Prix at Silverstone take palce?
1978
1958
1948
1928
At which part of the Silverstone Circuit can the racing car go at the highest speed?
Stowe
Club
Woodcote
Hangar Straight
How long does a racing car tyre last for?
up to 1000 miles
up to 100 miles
up to 50 miles
up to 5 miles
The inflatable tyre was first invented by
Dunlop
Michelin
Good Year
Avon
Roughly how much does it cost to build a racing car?
£100 thousands
£ 1 million
£10 million
£50 million
Usually what kind of metal is used to make racing car's exhaust pipes?
Aluminium
Iron
Tiffany
Titanium
The winning average speed at the 1948 International Grand Prix at Silverstone is:
60.2 MPH
72.28 MPH
90.38 MPH
120 MPH
Which of the following cars does not usually appear in the racing circuit?
Safety Car
Medical Car
Police Car
Maintenance car
what does the chequered flag mean in the Silverstone racing event?
end of the race
beginning of the race
pause the race
out of the game
Red flag on a racing event means:
someone is disqualified
everyone needs to stop
accident occurred
end of the game
What does a black flag mean?
The driver must return to his pit immediately.
The car is broken.
End of the game
Penalty.
Who is the most successful Formula 1 driver ever?
Lewis Hamilton
Michael Schumacher
Jimmy Brown
David Beckham
Which part of the racing car is to protect the drivers from flying debris?
Chassis
Side board
Exhaust
Halo
The tethers to attach the wheels to the car and they stop the wheels flying off. The tethers can be damaged by:
Water
Oil
Heat
Ultraviolet light
What is the record fastest time to fit four new tire to a Formula 1 car?
18.2 seconds
12.8 seconds
8 seconds
1.82 seconds
How much does a formulae racing car’s tyre cost? Choose the closest number
£40-50
£4000-5000
£100-200
£1000-2000
How many miles can a formula 1 racing car’s tyre last for? Choose the closets number
100
1000
5000
10000
Which type of tyre has the best grip?
Soft
Hard
Medium
