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Q: Who was the first female driver to win a race in the British F4 Championship?

A: Abbi Pulling

Q: Which British tuner engineered the Minker models based on the Ford Sierra?

A: Turbo Technics

Q: What was the first British car to come with alloy wheels as standard?

A: Triumph Dolomite Sprint

Q: What was the fastest British production car in 1946?

A: Healey Elliott

Q: Which company was the British importer of the Zagato Zele in the 1970s?

A: Bristol

Q: What is the most revered name in British trucking?

A: Scammell

Q: What was the first British car with rectangular headlamps?

A: Singer Vogue

Q: Who was the first female driver to win a British GT Championship and the first woman to win a British F3 race?

A: Jamie Chadwick

Q: The Riley Elf and Wolseley Hornet were evolutions of which British automobile?

A: Mini

Q: Which British car manufacturer was the first to have a model associated with world champion racing driver Jack Brabham?

A: Vauxhall

Q: What was the first true British sports car capable of reaching 120 mph?

A: Daimler SP 250

Q: Who was the first British driver to win the Monte Carlo Rally?

A: Victor Austin Bruce

Q: What was the name of British carmaker Rover's third and final failed attempt to sell its cars in the United States?

A: Sterling

Q: What was the first British-built Mini to receive the 1,098 cc engine?

A: Mini Clubman

Q: Who was the first British driver to win the Indianapolis 500 in the United States?

A: Jim Clark

Q: What was the first British-designed 7.5-tonne electric truck intended for mass production in the United Kingdom called?

A: Tevva

Q: What was the first British production Ford capable of exceeding 100 mph?

A: Ford Zodiac

Q: In which British island territory in the North Atlantic Ocean were private cars banned between 1908 and 1946?

A: Bermuda

Q: Ferruccio Lamborghini was a prisoner of war, captured by whom in 1945?

A: British Army

Q: What was the first all-female British team to complete the Dakar Rally?

A: Marcella Kirk and Helen Tait-Wright