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The actual colonial period began in the 19th century, when France established new colonies in Africa and Southeast Asia.


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At the end of the 19th century West Africa was almost entirely in its possession.


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[24] In the “mad year of Europe” of 1848, Louis Philip was deposed in the February Revolution.


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France became a republic, and Napoleon's nephew Louis Napoleon was elected as its president.


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However, he proclaimed himself within a few years as emperor under the name Napoleon III.


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After the War against Prussia of 1870, France was again declared a republic.


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[22] World Wars In World War I France fought on the side of the Circum-Powers and suffered great human and economic losses.


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In the 1920s, France garrisoned itself against Germany with an effective defensive system, the Maginot Line.


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In World War II, however, France soon lost to Germany and was forced to surrender in June 1940.


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Under the armistice agreement, northern and western France were left occupied by Germany.


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The south of the country, Vichy France, was ruled by Marshal Pétain's government, but in practice it was a vassal state of Germany.


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In the final stages of the war, the Allies made the Normandy landings to France and the country was liberated.


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[22] During World War II, France lost several of its colonies and no longer regained areas of Southeast Asia, for example, but gained independence.


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In Africa, the French colonies gained independence in the 1950s and 1960s, the last Algeria in 1962 at the end of a bloody war.


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[25] From the colonial era, French possession still holds territories, mostly small islands, which are no longer referred to as colonies, but referred to as “overseas territories”.


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[26] Present-day France After World War II, the war effort in Algeria and Indochina caused discontent, and government after government fell.


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A coup and civil war threatened until General Charles de Gaulle was summoned as president by Parliament in 1958.


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[22] The constitution of the current French Fifth Republic was confirmed in 1958.


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In it, presidential prerogatives were raised to the same level with parliament, in what is known as the semi-presidential system.


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Two periods of cohabitation have been experienced during the Fifth Republic, after the 1986 and 1997 elections, when the president and prime minister were from different parties.


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In such a situation, the prime minister's position is relatively strong, while the president is forced to seek support from the opposition.


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[27] De Gaulle resigned in 1969 after his proposal for a constitutional amendment had lost a referendum.


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After him, the presidents of the Fifth Republic have served as Georges Pompidou (1969—1974), Valery Giscard d'Estaing (1974—1981), Francois Mitterrand (1981—1995), Jacques Chirac (1995—2007), Nicolas Sarkozy (2007—2012), Francois Hollande (2012—2017) and Emmanuel Macron (2017—).


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[22] The Algerian War ended with the country's independence in 1962, and gradually most colonies became independent, with the last Vanuatu in 1980.


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[28] Economic growth from World War II to the years of the oil crisis of the 1970s (Trente Glorieuses) was at record strength.


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[29] The spring 1968 student riots triggered a two-week general strike, and there were even fears of a revolution.


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[30] Between 2005 and 2006, the country experienced extensive riots involving, above all, young people from immigrant backgrounds from the suburbs.


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[25] The far-right nationalist National Front has emerged from marginal to a central party during the period.


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In the 21st century, its popularity has been buoyed by the economic crisis and unemployment in the eurozone.


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[31] The party's presidential candidates have been successful in the 21st century: Jean-Marie Le Pen reached the second round in 2002, [25] and in 2012 his daughter Marine Le Pen's record-high vote catch brought third place.


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[32] During the Fifth Republic, France has invested in European cooperation.


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It was one of the six founding members of the EU, and President Mitterrand pushed for approval of the Maastricht Treaty.


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France rejected a proposal for a European constitution in a referendum in 2005, bringing its ratification process to a halt, but during its presidency France supported the Lisbon Treaty, which replaced the constitution.


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[22] The election to succeed Sarkozy was accompanied by plenty of dramatics when Dominique Strauss-Kahn, considered a strong Socialist candidate, was forced to drop the candidacy because of a sex crime charge.


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The October 2011 primary and the May 2013 actual election were won by François Hollande.


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[33] In 2017, Emmanuel Macron took office as president.


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[34] Politics and governance France is a semi-presidential republic.


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The current Constitution of France, the Fifth Republic, was adopted by referendum in 1958.


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The constitution strengthened the dominance of the president and ministers over parliament.


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The president is elected by direct election for a five-year term.


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He establishes laws, appoints a prime minister, heads the government and armed forces, and signs international treaties.


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Since 1962, the president has been directly elected by a two-stage election.


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[22] [35] The French Parliament has two chambers: the National Assembly (Assemblée Nationale) and the Senate (Sénat).


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The National Assembly is elected by a two-stage round election method for a five-year term.


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In a two-stage election, a candidate is elected directly if he/she receives more than half of the votes in the constituency; otherwise, a second round is held among those who received over votes.


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There are 346 senators and are elected by indirect election for six years at a time.


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Electors have about representatives (grands électeurs).


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The system favoured the countryside, and the Conservatives had a majority in the Senate from the beginning of the Fifth Republic until the fall of 2011. [36].


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Elections to the Senate are held every three years, but not all senators are exchanged at one time.


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[1] Both chambers of Parliament have almost identical legislative powers, but if the National Assembly and Senate are in disagreement until the end, the government may refer the matter to the National Assembly to decide.


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The Government can have considerable influence on future laws before Parliament.


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A prime minister appointed by the president must enjoy the confidence of the lower house, so he usually comes from the largest party.


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[37] The party field in France is unestablished, but it is divided fairly equally between the right and the left formed around the Socialist Party (PS).


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The prevailing ideology on the right has been Gaullism, currently represented by the Union pour un Mouvement Populaire (UMP), founded in 2002 to support Chirac.


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Even ten million voters can switch their positions between left and right depending on how charismatic leaders and a workable agenda they have.


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[38] France's place in world politics is significant.


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It is a permanent member of the UN Security Council, a founding member of NATO, and has its own nuclear weapon.


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[22] French Armed Forces France has undergone a major overhaul of its armed forces since 2008 and, after a 40-year hiatus, has begun to take an active part in NATO's military activities.


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Under Sarkozy, France grew closer to NATO and was active in the ISAF mission in Afghanistan and the Iranian nuclear issue.


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It was a key factor in the international community that hit Libya in the spring of 2011.


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[22] The nuclear deterrent remains an important part of its defence strategy.


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[22] France operates the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier FS Charles de Gaulle.


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[39] The armed forces are divided into four defence branches: the Land Forces, the Navy, the Air Force and the Police Corps under the Ministry of Defence, or gendarmes (la Gendarmerie nationale).


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[1] The army today consists only of mercenaries, as general conscription was reduced to one day of call-up in 2001.


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The total strength is about.


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[22] The administrative division of mainland France and Corsica is divided into 22 regions (French.


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région), which are further subdivided into 96 numbered departments (département).


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Departmental numbers are used in postcodes and car registration plates.


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The departments are divided into 329 arrondissements (arrondissements), which are further subdivided (cantons) and cantons into 36685 communes (communes) (situation 1.


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[40] Regions and departments of France Largest cities The number of inhabitants of cities has been reported both by the population of the main town and the population of the urban area as a whole (2012).


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[41] French overseas territories from the colonial period France also includes non-European territories with inhabitants.


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[42] The overseas territories of Guadeloupe, Martinique, French Guiana, Réunion and Mayotte are departments and belong to the European Union and use the euro as their currency.


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The currency of the French Pacific Territories is the French Pacific Franc (CFP).


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[43] Economy France's market-rate gross domestic product was around USD 2.7trillion in 2013, in purchasing power adjusted figure was approx.


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[44] At market prices, the French national economy is the fifth largest in the world, with purchasing power parities ranking a couple of notches lower.


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In a World Bank statistic, France's purchasing power adjusted GDP was the third largest in Europe in 2012, after Russia and Germany.


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[45] Approximately of GDP is agriculture, 18.5% of industry and the remaining almost eighty percent of services.


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France is a member of the G8 group of the world's leading industrialized nations and the World Trade Organization.


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Its currency is the euro, which replaced the previous currency the French franc.


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[1] France's most important agricultural product is wine.


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The main products of the industry are aircraft, automobiles, machinery, chemicals and electronics [1] such as microchips produced by the “French Silicon Valley”, i.e. the Grenoble region.


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[46] Although purposeful privatisation has taken place since the mid-1990s, the State still regulates much of the economic activity and owns stakes in many enterprises in sectors such as banking, energy, transport and telecommunications.


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[22] The financial crisis that escalated in late 2008 and the recession that began in 2009 brought French unemployment in 2010 and 2011 to more than 9%.


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[1] In 2010, France announced that it would spend around EUR 26 billion to be distributed as stimulus cash to companies on the brink of bankruptcy.


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[47] Agriculture France is the main agricultural producer in Europe.


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Agriculture no longer has the same importance to the national economy, but still accounts for the majority of exports.


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For example, various wines and cheeses are exported from France.


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The considerable overproduction of European agriculture has also reduced profitability in France, especially in winemaking.


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[48] [49] Wheat, barley, oats and rye are grown in large quantities, mainly in the Paris Basin and northern parts of the country.


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Maize is most grown in the southern parts of the country, but gradually also further north.


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Root vegetables such as beetroot, potatoes and sugar beet are grown in cooler areas in the northernmost parts of the country.


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[48] Fruits are grown a lot in different parts of the country: Normandy and Brittany are known for their apples and Aquitaine for their plums.


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In the warm valley of the Rhône, apricots, peaches, raspberries and chestnuts are produced.


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[50] [51] Wine is grown almost throughout the country, with France in the second place immediately behind Italy in total wine production.


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Around hectolitres of wine were produced annually in France during the period 2008—2019.


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[49] [52] Languedoc produces the largest quantities of wines per year, but the highest number of quality wines is produced in Bordeaux.


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[48] Well-known wine-producing areas also include the Loire, Alsace and Champagne.


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Only sparkling wine made in Champagne may be referred to as champagne.


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[53] In livestock farming, cattle are the main farming animal.


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Northwest France produces the most dairy products, while more meat cattle are raised in the Central Highlands.


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[48] Pigs, sheep and goats are also raised.


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The finest French cheeses are made from goat and sheep's milk; Roquefort, for example, is made from sheep's milk.


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[54] Services The service sector has grown rapidly and most new jobs have been created there in recent years.


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[22] France is visited by over tourists each year and is the most popular tourist country in the world.


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The Eiffel Tower alone is visited by 5.6 million tourists each year.


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The country is open to the public and.


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[55] The most popular places to visit are Brittany, the Dordogne and the French Riviera as well as the rest of Provence, and many tourists also visit Paris.


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[56] Industry in mainland France has few valuable mineral deposits.


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Iron ore was once heavily mined, but since then deposits have depleted.


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Aluminium ore, bauxite, was mined for the first time in the small village of Les Baux, from whose name the word 'bauxite' is derived.


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[48] Uranium ore has been excavated from the Central Highlands as an energy source for nuclear power stations, but the deposits are small and depleting.


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They are no longer enough for nuclear power stations, which provide copious three-quarters of the energy needed by mainland France.


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Extensive river basins have been utilized by the construction of hydroelectric power stations.


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Fossil fuels no longer produce less than a tenth of the total energy capacity, and increased nuclear and hydroelectric generation has reduced the amount of energy imported.


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[57] Industry is concentrated in the area around Paris and Toulouse, where a lot of aeroplane and aerospace technology has emerged.


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Aerospace Valley, a centre for space and aircraft technology around Toulouse, employs 120,000 people in industry and 8500 in research.


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[58] Toulouse-based Airbus is the largest aircraft factory in Europe.


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[59] France also has a large number of petrochemical industries, and steel production is one of the largest sectors of industrial activity.


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[48] The best known French-made car brands are Renault, Peugeot and Citroën.


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Michelin is well known for car tyres.


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[60] [61] Transport in France is.


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Fourteen has a runway more than two miles long.


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There are 29640km of railway and 951200km of road.


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Port cities include Calais, Dunkerque, Le Havre, Marseille, Nantes, Paris and Rouen.


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[1] The fastest trains are called the TGV (Train à Grande Vitesse) and reach speeds of 320 kilometres per hour.


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[62] There is a fast and efficient train network between major cities, but for small localities public transport links are poor.


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[63] Population In 2012, the population of France was estimated at, and mainland France had a population of.


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[64] France's population has been increasing in recent years, and at the current rate it would cross the border by 2050.


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The ageing population is eroding the dependency ratio.


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[65] Languages In France, French is mainly spoken, which is the only official language in the country according to Article 2 of the Constitution.


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[66] As a native language, French is also spoken in Switzerland, Belgium, Monaco and Quebec, Canada.


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As a second language, it is spoken especially in the former French colonial states of Africa.


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[67] French is spoken by an estimated people as their native tongue [68] and 190 million as their second language.


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[69] French was used from the 17th to the 20th century as the language of diplomacy and other international activities, and was also the working language of the higher-education European population until English supplanted French as the common international language.


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[70] [71] [72] Traditional minority languages of France include Celtic Breton of Brittany, Flemish dialects spoken in the direction of Dunkirk, Alsace from the eastern frontier provinces, Catalan of the Perpignan region and Basque around Biarritz.


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Also in Corsica, one speaks its own Corsican language, which is more similar to Italian than French.


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Minority languages have been viewed negatively for centuries.


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Today, however, they are allowed to be taught in school as optional subjects.


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[66] The languages of recent immigrants include Turkish, Arabic and Berber languages.


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[73] Religions in France state and religion are strictly separated according to the laïcité principle, and those belonging to different denominations are not officially stated.


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The greatest religion is Catholicism, the confessor of which is informed by the French.


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Approximately attends church regularly.


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The number of people who consider themselves Catholic has declined rapidly since the early 1990s.


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People who register as atheists now are the French.


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[74] France has a fairly large Muslim minority, as most of North Africa was French colonies until the 1950s.


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There are about French Jews.


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[75] Education Schooling is free of charge from the age of two, and compulsory education is valid for 6 to 16-year-olds.


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The public education system is centralist, and most private schools are operated by the Catholic Church.


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Higher education has a long tradition, as the University of Paris was founded in 1150.


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Today, a university and educational institution operate in the country.


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[22] Health A 2004 health survey compared France with the averages of a country with high living standards.


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French women had the highest life expectancy in the comparison group,, while male life expectancy was average, at 76 years.


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Overweight and smoking were less common than in the control group, but alcohol consumption higher.


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[76] According to a 2004 WHO survey, France has the sixth highest consumption of alcohol in the world, converted to pure alcohol at around 13.5 litres per adult.


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[77] In 2007, it was estimated that there were around the adult population of HIV carriers, amounting to about 140000 people.


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Approximately and children were estimated to have died from AIDS.


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[78] Culture Literature The earliest French literature in the early 10th century was epic poetry, such as the song of Roland.


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In common folk, that is, the tradition of emblematic animal stories, the faabels.


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Of the poets of the Middle Ages, the most notable was François Villon, the notorious in his private life, and among prose writers, Geoffrey de Villehardouin may be mentioned.


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[79] Renaissance period writers included humorist François Rabelais, essayist Michel de Montaigne and poet Pierre de Ronsard.


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[80] During the classicism of the 17th century, Pierre Corneille, Jean Racine and Molière, the most prominent playwrights in French history lived.


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[81] Writers of the Enlightenment period included philosophers Voltaire, Montesquieu, encyclopedist Denis Diderot, and Jean Jacques Rousseau, known for his educational theories.


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[82] Nineteenth-century writers include romantics Victor Hugo and George Sand, dark-hued poets Charles Baudelaire, Arthur Rimbaud and Paul Verlaine, realists Stendhal, Gustave Flaubert, Honoré de Balzac, Émile Zola and Guy de Maupassant, and author of historical novels Alexandre Dumas parent.


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[83] Twentieth century novel writers include André Breton, a leading figure in surrealism; Marcel Proust, the most prominent French writer of the century; the existentialists Jean-Paul Sartre and Albert Camus; and Simone de Beauvoir, who has paid attention to women's rights.


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Among the poets can be mentioned Paul Valéry and Guillaume Apollinaire, of the playwrights Edmond Rostand and Jean Genet.


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Since the 1950s, a so-called new novel or anti-novel has been prevalent in France, whose authors include Nathalie Sarraute, Michel Butor and Alain Robbe-Grillet.


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[84] Science The French Academy is the most famous academy in the world and a paragon of many other academies.


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[85] It was founded in the 17th century by Cardinal Richelieu.


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[66] 49 Nobel laureates have been born in France.


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Of them, 7 have received a prize in physics, 9 in chemistry, two in economics and 12 in medicine and physiology.


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[86] Perhaps the most illustrious figure in French science and philosophy is René Descartes.


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Of the naturalists, Louis Pasteur has given his name to the method of conserving milk pasteurization, laying the foundations of modern medicine, and Antoine Lavoisier is the father of modern chemistry.


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[87] In 2009, France invested in research and development from its GDP [88] which was slightly above the EU average.


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[89] Music In art music, the importance of France has traditionally been great.


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Among the French composers of the Baroque period, the most famous include Jean-Baptiste Lully and François Couperin.


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[90] Hector Berlioz, who represented Romanticism, especially developed orchestration, [91] and pianist-composer Camille Saint-Saëns gained fame especially with his Organ Symphony and Concertos.


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[92] Georges Bizet, on the other hand, composed Carmen, one of the most popular operas of the 19th century.


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[93] In the late 19th century, the tonal language of art music was undertaken by the original Claude Debussy, [94] and in his footsteps began his career Maurice Ravel, whose most popular works include the ballets Daphnis et Chloe and Bolero.


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[95] At the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, the piano composer Erik Satie, known as an eccentric figure, was influenced.


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[96] After World War II, organist Maurice Duruflé achieved popularity with his soul fair.


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[97] The most famous modernists in French music are Edgar Varèse, an early avant-gardist known for his percussive style, Olivier Messiaen, who incorporated religious mysticism into his works, and his student, Pierre Boulez, who also distinguished himself as a conductor.


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[98] [99] Fine art Prehistoric cave paintings that are over fifteen thousand years old have been found in the French cave of Lascaux.


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[100] More than a thousand years old art is preserved in the handwritten, richly illustrated books of Charlemagne's period.


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[101] Classical visual artists of the 17th century included Nicolas Poussin and Claude Lorrain.


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[102] The 18th century saw the development of Rococo, whose most famous painters were Antoine Watteau, François Boucher and Jean-Honoré Fragonard.


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[103] In the late 19th century, Jacques-Louis David was the most prominent artist in Neoclassicism.


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[104] Notable visual artists of the Romantic period included Théodore Géricault and Eugène Delacroix.


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[105] After them, art evolved to become more realistic, among other things, through the influence of the Barbizon school.


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[106] The leading figures in realism were Gustave Courbet and Honoré Daumier.


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[107] The developers of Impressionism were mostly French, such as Claude Monet, Edgar Degas, Pierre-Auguste Renoir and Camille Pissarro.


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[108] By the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, France had become a centre of art, and many artists, including Spanish Pablo Picasso, moved there.


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At the same time, Toulouse-Lautrec, Paul Gauguin and Paul Cézanne also painted in Paris.


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[109] Cubism also emerged in the avant-garde circles of Paris in the early 20th century.


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[110] The Louvre in Paris is one of the largest and best-known art museums in the world, with a wealth of both French and foreign art, from Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa to Milo's Venus.


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[111] Film The world's first public film screening took place on 28 December 1895 at the Grand Café in Paris, where Antoine Lumière performed films by his sons August and Louis Lumière.


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The most famous of the films Lumière presented was L'Arrivée d'un train en gare de La Ciotat (The entry of the train to La Ciotat station), which caused viewers to panic when they thought the train was coming on.


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The history of the film is considered to have begun with the performances of the Lumière brothers, although others had developed similar techniques.


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[112] Lumière's performance was also watched by Georges Méliès.


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[112] He was the director of the Magic Theatre and soon became known for his films using special effects, such as Journey to the Moon (1902).


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At nearly 14 minutes long, the film was too long by the yardstick of its own time, but it still became an international success.


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Méliès directed an estimated five hundred films.


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[113] The influence of the Lumière brothers and Méliès on film history has been great.


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Méliès is often considered the father of playmaking, [113] while the Lumière brothers are considered to have created the documentary film.


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Admittedly, The Gardener, directed by Louis Lumière, is reportedly the world's first comedy film.


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[114] Perhaps the most illustrious French director is the great humanist Jean Renoir of the film.


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In addition, with his minimalist style, Robert Bresson has influenced the work of many European and American directors.


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[115] In France, Bresson particularly influenced the directors of the new wave.


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[116] In the 1960s, the new wave brought such directors as Jean-Luc Godard, François Truffaut, Claude Chabrol and Éric Rohmer to the world's consciousness.


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[117] The French Film Archive is one of the most reputed art institutions in its field.


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Its long-time leader was Henri Langlois.


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[118] Since the 1940s, the Cannes Film Festival is the world's most famous film festival and one of the largest media events in the world.


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[119] The media in France appears daily in almost a hundred newspapers.


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[120] Most are privately owned and are not affiliated with political parties.


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The most prestigious of the newspapers is Le Monde, but the largest circulation is with the magazine Ouest-France, which appears in Rennes.


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The publicly funded radio channel France 1 broadcasts a French-language programme in both mainland France and overseas territories.


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The worldwide French-language television channel is TV5 Monde, funded by Belgium, Switzerland and Canada in addition to France.


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France's largest television channel, TF1, is privately owned.


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[120] Kitchen French cuisine is one of the greatest achievements of French culture.


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[121] The three main meals of the day are le petit déjeuner (breakfast), le déjeuner (lunch) and le dîner (dinner).


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[66] The most famous French cheeses are brie, camembert and roquefort.


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[122] Different regions have distinctive dishes: casserole in the south-west is cassoulet, [123] while Burgundy stew is eaten in Burgundy, the northeastern Lorraine region has its cheese pie quiche, [124] and Provence spice pastes tapenade, pistou and aïoli.


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[125] Holidays |-!


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Notes |- | January 1 || New Year's Day || Jour de l'An || |- | (First Friday before the first full moon of spring) || Good Friday || Vendredi Saint || Extra holiday in the departments of Bas-Rhin, Haut-Rhin and Moselle |- | (The first spring of the first the Sunday after the full moon) || Easter || Pâques || |- | (see.


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above, the next day) || Easter Monday || Lundi de Pâques ||- | April 28 || Saint Pierre Chanel Day || Saint-Pierre-Chanel || Extraordinary Catholic feast day on Wallis and Futuna Islands in memory of martyr Pierre Chanel |- | May 1 || May Day || Fête du Travail || |- | May 8 || Victory Day || Victoire 1945 || End of World War II |- | May 22 || Memorial Day for the Abolition of Slavery || Abolition de l'esclavage || Only in the Department of Martinique |- | May 27 || Remembrance Day of the Abolition of Slavery || Abolition de l'esclavage || Only in the Department of Guadeloupe |- | (Thursday 40 days after Easter) || Ascension || Ascension ||- | (7th Sunday after Easter) || Pentecost || Pentecôte || |- | 10 June || Memorial Day of the Abolition of Slavery || Abolition de l'esclavage || Only in the Department of Guiana |- | June 29 || Celebration of Autonomy || Fête de l'autonomie || Extraordinary day of celebration in French Polynesia to gain autonomy for the region |- | 14 July || French National Day || Fête Nationale || Anniversary of Bastille takeover |- | July 21 || Victor Schoelcher Day || Fête Victor Schoelcher || Extraordinary day on Guadeloupe and Martinique on account of the birthday of the abolitionist of slavery, Victor Schoelcher |- | July 29 || Territory Day || Fête du Territoire || Extraordinary Feast Day Wallis and Futuna Islands on obtaining Overseas Territory status on July 29, 1961 |- | August 15 || - || Assomption || Assomption || Assomption of the Virgin Mary |- | November 1 || All Saints Day || Toussaint || |- | November 11 || - || Commémoration de l'armistice de 1918 || End of World War I |- | 20 December || Day of the Abolition of Slavery || Abolition de l'esclavage || Extraordinary day of celebration in the department of Réunion |- | 25 December || Christmas Day || Noël || |- | 26 December || Stephen's Day || Saint-Étienne || Extraordinary feast day in the departments of Bas-Rhin, Haut-Rhin and Moselle |- | 10 day of the 12 months of the lunar calendar || Id al-Adha || Aïd el-Kebir || Extraordinary feast day in Mayotte, the main celebration of Islam Sports Enthusiasts The largest sports in France are football, tennis, horse riding, judo, basketball, handball, golf, rugby and petanque.


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[126] The France national football team has won the world championship in 1998 and 2018, the European championship in 1984 and 2000.


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[127] [128] The basketball team has participated numerous times in European Championship competitions, with the best achievement being the European Championship silver from 1949.


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[129] At the Olympics, the French national basketball team has twice been in silver.


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[130] The country also has several NBA players.


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[131] France regularly hosts several major sporting events.


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The annual Tour de France is the most notable competition in professional road cycling, [132] and the French Open tennis tournament is among the prestigious grand slam tournaments.


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[133] The Paris Grand Slam of Judo at Bercy Stadium in France is also a really big event in France.


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Football is the most popular sport in France, with more than 1800000 registered players, and more than 18,000 registered clubs.


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[134] Both the France national football team and the rugby union national team have been given the nickname “Les Bleus”, which refers equally to the colour of the team's shirt as to the French tricolor flag.


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The largest stadium in France is the 80,000-spectator Stade de France, where the 2003 World Athletics Championships were held.


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[135] France has held World Cup competitions in 1938 and 1998.


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[127] The 24 Hours of Le Mans is one of the most famous car sports races in the world.


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[136] Another notable motorsport event in France has been the French Grand Prix run in the Formula One class from 1901 to 2008.


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[137] Corsica, on the other hand, is run in the Corsica Rally, which has been part of the World Cup series since 1973.


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[138] From France, petanque, or boules, is a metal ball game traditionally played on bare ground under platan trees.


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[139] It was developed in Marseille around the year 1910.


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[140] Parkour has also been invented in France in the 1980s.


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The inventor of the species is mainly David Belle, but Sébastien Foucan has also been involved in the development of the species.


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[141] Well-known French athletes include judokas David Douillet and Teddy Riner, footballers Michel Platini, Thierry Henry and Zinédine Zidane [142], as well as Formula driver Alain Prost, [143] the late tennis player and founder of clothing brand René Lacoste [144], and rally driver Sébastien Loeb.


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[145] Olympic Games The initiator of the modern Olympic Games was the Frenchman Pierre de Coubertin.


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France has been the host country of the Olympic Games five times: Paris has hosted the 1900 and 1924 Summer Olympics, and the Winter Olympics have been held in Chamonix in 1924, Grenoble in 1968 and Albertville in 1992.


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[146] The headquarters of the International Olympic Committee was initially in Paris before being moved to Lausanne.


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France has won the fifth most medals at the Summer Olympics [147] and the 14th most at the Winter Olympics.


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[148] Sources Literature Clerc, Louis & Ranki, Kristina (eds.


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Formula 1 and Finnishdrivers9champions4champions3victories50winns5 This article is about Formula One from the perspective of Finns.


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In the most visible role, the Finns have played in Formula One as drivers.


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The first Finnish F1 driver was Leo Kinnunen, who took part in a one-race start in 1974.


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The first Finnish regular was driven by Keke Rosberg, who is also the first Finnish World Champion.


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In addition to him, the F1 Series World Championship has been won twice by Mika Häkkinen from the Finns and once by Kimi Räikkönen.


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The other Finns who have driven in the series are Mikko Kozarowitzky, Jyrki Järvilehto, Mika Salo, Heikki Kovalainen and Valtteri Bottas.


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Kozarowitzky admittedly did not survive qualifying once to go.


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There have been nine Finnish F1 drivers in the history of the series, with Nico Rosberg, who drives a German racing licence.


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He has been counted because of his nationality in the statistics in this article.


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Finnish Ossi Oikarinen has worked as an engineer and Aki Hintsa as a doctor in various stables in the F1 series.


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For the 1974 season, the series featured the Finnish stable AAW Racing Team, and Finnish companies have served as sponsors of the F1 stables where they have had a Finnish driver.


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Formula One has recently been very popular in Finland, and TV broadcasts have received plenty of viewers relative to the population.


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[1] The sport has already been reported in Finland in the 1950s, but the popularity and visibility in the media grew with the success of Keke Rosberg.


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Since the mid-1960s, competitions have been shown on television in Finland initially extremely sporadically and more widely since the early 1980s.


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Keke Rosberg and Mika Häkkinen have also been selected as athletes of the year.


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Finnish drivers The first Finnish Formula One driver was Leo Kinnunen in 1974, and the first Finnish World Champion was Keke Rosberg in 1982.


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Kimi Räikkönen won the title in the 2007 season, but the most successful of the Finnish F1 drivers is double world champion Mika Häkkinen.


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In total, there have been nine Finnish F1 drivers.


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[2] [3] Keke Rosberg's son Nico Rosberg is counted here, as he is both a German and Finnish citizen, although competing under the German flag.


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[4] The Finns have won four world titles, been runners-up three times and third twice.


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What is special is that all the championships won by the Finns have only been resolved in the competition that ended the season.


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The most Finnish drivers have competed in the McLaren stable.


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The fourth Finnish driver McLaren has Heikki Kovalainen, who has moved to the stable for the 2008 season.


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[5] Three Finns have competed in the Sauber stable.


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Promising Finnish car athletes who could become F1 drivers include GP2 driver Markus Niemelä and Atte Mustonen, who drives in Britain's Formula 3 series.


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[6] GP2 has proved to be a good step towards the F1 series, as Kovalainen and Nico Rosberg, among others, have raced in that series before their F1 careers.


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Instead, Jari Nurminen and Sami Pensala, who gave strong displays in the lower classes and considered the F1 drivers of the future, never even qualified as test drivers.


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Leo Kinnunen and Mikko Kozarowitzky Leo Kinnunen was the first Finnish driver to participate in F1's World Championship Series.


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He raced a Surtees TS16 car for Finnish private stable AAW Racing Team.


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Kinnunen participated in six GPs and made it all the way to square one.


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This only race for which he survived pre-qualification and time finishes was the 1974 Swedish Grand Prix.


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[2] A few years after Kinnunen, Mikko Kozarowitzky took part in two Grand Prix weekends in the Ram stable, in one of which he managed to qualify from pre-qualification to time trials.


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[7] In time, however, he was pruned, so he did not participate once in the start of the race itself.


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Kozarowitzky's F1 achievements thus missed two GPs, but not a single departure.


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[7] Keke Rosberg The third Finnish F1 driver was Keke Rosberg.


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In the 1978 season, he survived the time times to race with a car from the Theodore stable, making him the second Finnish driver to make it to square one.


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Midway through the same season, he became the first Finn to drive until the finish when he finished tenth at the Swedish Grand Prix.


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In the same year, Rosberg won an outside race in the World Championship series, run at the Silverstone circuit.


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[8] In the 1979 season, he raced for Walter Wolf Racing and finished in a best of ninth place.


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In the first race of the 1980 season, Rosberg drove the car of the Fittipaldi stable in third place.


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[8] He is therefore the first Finn to score in a World Cup Series race and also to the prize position.


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The following season, 1981, Rosberg drove only three times to score, and the Finnish media began to regard him as the only dropout.


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According to Rosberg, the perception arose from the fact that the species was not very well known in Finland and the importance of the technique was not understood.


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[9] In the 1982 season, Rosberg drove a Williams car powered by a free-aspirated engine, but he still competed for the world championship against stables with strong turbochargers.


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At the Austrian GP, victory was close, but Rosberg eventually lost by five hundredths of a second to Elio de Angelis, who won the first race of his career.


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The next race, the Swiss GP, Rosberg won.


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[8] At the season-ending Las Vegas Grand Prix, McLaren's John Watson could have overtaken Rosberg in points had he won, but Watson finished second behind Michele Alboreto.


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Rosberg, on the other hand, had to finish at least fifth in order to win the title.


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Rosberg went on to finish fifth and was able to celebrate the F1 world title as the first Finn and also the first Northerner.


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Rosberg told me that he didn't feel he had won the title for Finland, but for himself because he didn't get very big support from the Finnish media.


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[9] In the 1983 season, Rosberg's Williams still had a free-breathing engine, so the battle against the turbo engines got tougher.


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However, he managed to win the Monaco GP because the power of the engines on the Monaco street circuit would not determine the win.


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In addition, he had proper tyre tactics: he was the only top driver to go into the race on dry-wheel tyres.


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For the 1984 and 1985 seasons, Rosberg still raced Williams, winning three times.


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For the 1986 season he raced in the McLaren stable, after which he ended his career.


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[8] Although Keke Rosberg was the first Finn to win the world title, he was not the first Finn to receive the World Championship trophy.


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In the 1970 season, the championship was won by Jochen Rindt, but he died mid-season, so his Finnish wife Nina Rindt accepted the award.


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[10] Nina Rindt is the daughter of Curt Lincoln.


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Jyrki Järvilehto, Mika Häkkinen and Mika Salo When Rosberg ended his sporting career, he set about recruiting Finnish drivers for the F1 series.


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His protégé Jyrki “JJ Lehto” Järvilehto secured a place as Ferrari's test driver in the 1989 season and at the end of the season took part in his first race with a car from the Onyx stable.


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Lake Grove often dropped as early as time in time or pre-qualifiers when his speed was insufficient for the race.


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The first race he survived to be included in was the Spanish GP in the 1989 season.


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In the 1991 season, two Finns were involved for the first time: Järvilehto, who was running his third season, and newcomer Mika Häkkinen, whose manager was also Keke Rosberg.


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Häkkinen started his career in the Lotus stable, but prior to that he had tested a Benetton car.


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[11] In the third race of the 1991 season, the San Marino GP, both Finns raced for points positions.


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[12] Järvilehto finished third, making him the second Finnish driver to drive for the prize base.


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Häkkinen took over from Lotus to become McLaren's test driver for the 1993 season.


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He qualified to take part in the final three races of the season as Ayrton Senna's stablemate when Michael Andretti was forced to step down due to poor performances.


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[13] Häkkinen attracted attention by immediately defeating Senna in his first time trials in Portugal, who was then considered the best time driver.


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[13] Häkkinen dropped out of the race itself, but already in the next race at the Japanese GP he raced for the first time to the prize position.


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In the 1994 season, Järvilehto raced both Sauber and Benetton.


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At Benetton, he was a stablemate of future world champion Michael Schumacher.


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After being injured in tests at Silverstone before the start of the 1994 season, he was sidelined for the first two races and soon lost his place in the stable to Jos Verstappen, despite achieving a point at the Canadian GP.


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After Schumacher received a two-race ban, Järvilehto was elevated to race driver for that period.


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However, the points he never achieved again.


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Eventually, Järvilehto was forced to end his F1 career at the conclusion of the 1994 season and moved on to drive in other series.


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The penultimate race of the 1994 season in Japan was also attended by new driver Mika Salo.


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[14] As Häkkinen and Järvilehto were also in the same competition, there were three Finns in total.


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In the 1995—98 season, Salo managed to drive for points every now and then.


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Mika Häkkinen was seriously injured in the Friday time-running of the 1995 season-ending Australian GP.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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Following first aid on the track, he was taken to a hospital near the Adelaide track.


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He fell into a coma.


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Häkkinen's condition improved, but not many people thought he would rise to the top of F1 again.


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However, otherwise happened, as he immediately drove in the first race of the 1996 season in Australia for points.


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[15] Häkkinen and Salo's success In the 1997 season, Häkkinen was able to fight for the victory of the competition for the first time and managed to take pole position once.


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However, his car was unreliable, causing him to miss many opportunities for a good placement.


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[15] The European GP, which concluded the season, was the first race that Häkkinen managed to win.


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He passed on the final lap Jacques Villeneuve, who became world champion.


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In the 1998 season, Häkkinen secured his sixth win at the Austrian GP, so he overtook Keke Rosberg in the number of wins.


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Häkkinen held the points lead in the World Cup series all season, winning eight races.


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He fought for the world title against Michael Schumacher, who had timed at Ferrari, and only secured his title at the season-ending Japanese GP.


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[15] The 1999 season was more difficult for Häkkinen; the top driver in the World Championship series changed several times.


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Häkkinen won five races in the season and only secured the title again in the closing race of the season at the Japanese GP, this time against Ferrari's Eddie Irvine.


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[16] Häkkinen thus became the first and to date only Finn to have won the title two times.


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He was still fighting for the title in the 2000 season, but missed second in World Cup points.


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The 2001 season went smoothly instead, and Häkkinen decided to end his career at the end of the season.


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However, in 2006 he got back behind the wheel of an F1 car when he tested a McLaren car at the Barcelona circuit in Spain.


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The highlight of Mika Salo's career was in the 1999 season when he was hired in the Ferrari stable as a replacement for the injured Schumacher.


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Salo drove a total of six sectionals for Ferrari and finished second in his best at the German GP.


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However, there were bad memories of the race as he led the race for a long time but was forced to let his stablemate Eddie Irvine pass by by a stable order.


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Salo climbed to the podium still at the Italian GP when he was third.


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In the 2000 season, Salo raced in the Sauber stable, finishing fifth in the Monaco and German GPs, collecting a total of six World Cup points.


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Next, for the 2001 season, he moved on to be a tester for the new Toyota stable.


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[17] After a year of testing, Toyota began competing in the 2002 season.


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Salo scored the stable's first points in the opening competition of the season in Australia, in addition to scoring a further point in one race.


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Salo ended his career after the 2002 season when Toyota decided not to drive him again the following season, despite still having a year left on his contract.


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[17] Kimi Räikkönen, Nico Rosberg, Heikki Kovalainen and Valtteri Bottas Kimi Räikkönen made their first appearance in F1 during the 2001 season in the Sauber stable.


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After Häkkinen ended his F1 career, Räikkönen transferred to McLaren for the 2002 season.


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He placed in prize positions on several occasions, the first time he managed to win the race in the 2003 season.


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In the same season, he finished second in the World Cup series.


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In the 2005 season he fought with Fernando Alonso for the world title but again had to settle for World Championship silver despite winning seven sectionals during the season.


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During the McLaren seasons, Räikkönen's performance was slowed by car reliability problems.


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The engine broke sometimes as early as the time-lapses dropping him down the starting grid.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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Even in races, he often had to abort after the car broke down.


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Nico Rosberg was hired for the 2006 season as Williams' race driver.


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[18] Rosberg immediately achieved a point position in his first race, as he was seventh, and he also drove the fastest lap of the race.


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[18] Nico Rosberg's manager is his father Keke.


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Heikki Kovalainen raced for the first time in F1 in the Renault stable in the 2007 season.


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Prior to that, he had been the stable's test driver for the 2006 season.


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At the Japanese GP, he finished second, and Räikkönen, who had moved to Ferrari, was third in the same race.


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This was the first time that two Finnish drivers were on the podium.


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Räikkönen managed to win six races during the season, becoming world champion with only a point difference to Lewis Hamilton and Alonso.


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Many regarded the championship towards the end of the season as impossible, with points difference to the top position peaking at 26 points.


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[19] Season 2007 was considered the “all-time Finnish Formula One season” before the start of the season.


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At the FIA Awards Gala held in Monaco in December 2007, Finland was awarded the Best F1 Country award because Finnish drivers received the most points out of the nations in the past season.


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The award was received by AKK President Kari O. Sohlberg.


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In the 2008 season, Finnish drivers were in good stables: Räikkönen continued with Ferrari and Rosberg Williams, and Kovalainen moved on to McLaren.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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Kovalainen achieved his first win in Hungary at the beginning of August, but otherwise the Finnish success was tantalizing to expectations, although Räikkönen and Kovalainen were able to drive in the best stables of the season.


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Kimi Räikkönen's F1 career ended for the time being after the 2009 season when he switched to driving rallying.


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Kovalainen moved to the Lotus stable for the 2010 season and Rosberg Mercedes Benz stable as Michael Schumacher's stablemate.


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Kimi Räikkönen made his return to Formula One in the 2012 season by moving to the Lotus F1 stable.


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In the return season, Kimi took victory at the Abu Dhabi GP.


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Nico Rosberg raced to victory at the Chinese GP.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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The 2013 season saw a new Finnish F1 driver as Valtteri Bottas drove in the Williams stable.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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In the 2012 season, Bottas drove Williams as a test driver during 15 practice sessions.


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Bottas has previously also driven in the GP3 Series, where he won the title in his rookie season in 2011.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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In 2013, his driving in the formulations was also continued by Räikkönen (Lotus F1) and Rosberg (Mercedes Grand Prix).


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In the 2014 season, Finnish drivers included Kimi Räikkönen (Ferrari) and Valtteri Bottas (Williams).


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In the season, Räikkönen clocked a 50.Finn win (if you don't count Nico Rosberg) in the US GP.


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[20] Future names can be found too.


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Niko Kari raced in the GP3 Series in the 2016 season in the Koiranen GP stable and in the 2017 season Arden International stable and was part of Red Bull's young driver development programme.


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[21] [22] [23] Other Finnish Stables employees Engineer Ossi Oikarinen has worked in various F1 stables since 1997.


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His first employer in F1 was the Arrows stable, where he was a data engineer from the 1997 season to the 2000 season.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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For the 2001 season, he moved to the Toyota stable, where he worked as a competition engineer for Jarno Trulli, among others.


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In September 2006, Oikarinen said he was leaving Toyota and moving to some other stable for the next season.


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In early 2007 the stable was secured by BMW Sauber, where he started in early April as the stable's chief test engineer.


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[24] In the same season he additionally served in the US GP as Sebastian Vettel's race engineer, [25] and due to substitute arrangements he was chief engineer for the BMW stable for the duration of the Japanese GP.


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[26] Aki Hintsa, a Finnish doctor, worked in the McLaren stable.


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[27] Tommi Pärmäkoski has been Sebastian Vettel's fitness coach.


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[28] Antti Kontsas serves as Sebastian Buemi's fitness coach and Ville Vihola as Lewis Hamilton's fitness coach.


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One Finnish stable has participated in the AAW Racing Team Formula One series, AAW Racing Team, with which Leo Kinnunen participated in all six of his races in the 1974 season.


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The stable's name is formed from the initials of Antti Aarnio-Wihuri.


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The stable used a TS16 car from the Surtees stable.


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In the 1950s and 1970s, it was common for the Formula One Series to have small private stables using cars from some other manufacturer.


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AAW's car had a Ford Cosworth engine and Firestone tyres.


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[29] Kinnunen bought the car he used for himself, and today it is in the Sanomat Museum in Turku.


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[30] Finnish sponsors Finnish companies have supported F1 stables when they have had a Finnish driver.


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Leo Kinnu was sponsored in the 1974 season by the electronic equipment company Salora.


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[31] Kinnunen in the 1974 F1 season also sponsored Kinnus by tobacco brand Colt.


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[32] Keke Rosberg and Williams Stables were sponsored during the 1985 season by the gas station chain Neste.


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[33] Neste had sponsored Rosberg from the 1982 season when he had won the world title.


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Since then, Neste sponsored both Jyrki Järvilehto and Mika Häkki in the 1991 season.


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Rosberg was also sponsored during this peak years by mobile phone manufacturer Mobira.


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From 1978 to 1981, Rosberg's main sponsor had been a magazine at the Seuru, which, however, had not renewed his contract with Rosberg for the 1982 season.


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This, in turn, subsequently led to a court battle with the magazine so called. On the status of a socialite human, as Rosberg's image was used in a television advertisement for the magazine.


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[34] In the 1995 season when Mika Salo drove in the Tyrrell stable, the main sponsor of the stable was mobile phone manufacturer Nokia.


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For the Finnish mobile phone manufacturer, the deal for f1s was a first, but negotiations to join in sponsoring f1 stables or more stables were not the first.


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In 1989, Nokia had tentatively negotiated to join in the planned sponsorship of the Finnish f1 stable known as Kansallis Banking Racing by Keke Rosberg and his then manager Ortwin Podlech.


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However, by the time the plan had lapsed to the negative stance of Jaakko Lassila, the then director general of SKOP, Nokia had not given up on f1.


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For 1989, Keke Rosberg's aim was to get the then English F3 Series fresh champion Jyrki Järvilehto into f1s.


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Nokia was made possible by an offer to support Järvilehdo's f1 career or the driver position he sought.


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Nokia looked through the sponsorship offer set by Rosberg, but eventually changed its mind at the last minute.


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Unfortunately, a sponsorship investment of a few million marks in Järvilehto was seen as too expensive and Nokia kept up with sailing and supporting other traditional sports.


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The Nokia logo was spectacularly displayed on the edges of the Tyrrell cars.


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[35] Finlandia Vodka sponsored McLaren for the 1999—2001 seasons for a total of 50 races.


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[36] The same brand of alcohol was also seen as the sponsor of Swedish f1 driver Stefan Johansson with the lowest stakes in the 1983 season with the Swede driving for the English Spirit stable.


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For the 2006—07 season, energy drink company Battery sponsored the Williams stable while Nico Rosberg was the stable's second driver.


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[37] Since the 2007 season, the Finnish welding machine company Kemppi has sponsored the Spyker stable.


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[38] F1 cars that have tried F1 cars have been driven by Finnish non-F1 drivers.


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Among them have been drivers, journalists and public race winners from other categories.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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[39] A few have been mentioned here: Former editor-in-chief of Technique World [40] Mauri Salo is reportedly the first Finn to drive a Formula One car.


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He raced at the Monza circuit in 1965 mainly to improve his driving skills.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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[39] Rally motorist Henri Toivonen was able to try out the March-stable car at Silverstone in 1982.


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His brother Harri Toivonen had even signed a driving contract with the Pacific stable for the 1995 season, but after the sponsor pulled out, the contract expired and he was unable to compete.


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In the Euroboss series held in 2002, driving old F1 cars, Harri Toivonen finished fourth in the 1997 Benetton car he had driven.


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[39] Tommi Mäkinen, a four-time world champion in rally racing, qualified to test Jacques Villeneuve's Williams stable car at the Circuit de Catalunya circuit in Barcelona, Spain in April 1998.


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[39] Jari Nurminen, who competed in the F3000 class in the 1980s, qualified to test the Arrows car at the Donington circuit in 1986.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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[39] Female driver Sanna Pinola qualified in 2000 to try out for an F1 car at the Kemora circuit.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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In addition to him, Sirja Wilén, one of six winners of the public race, qualified to try out a 2002 Renault car at the Magny-Cours circuit in 2005.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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[39] Rally driver Hannu Mikkola was able to try the Arrows' F1 car at the BMW motor promotion event held in November 1984.


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The test session took place at the Donington circuit in England.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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There Mikkola swapped his rally car for Marc Surer's F1 car and in a test held on 20 November 1984, Mikkola was only three seconds slower than Surer on his first attempt.


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Explanations for success Finland has gained the highest number of F1 championships in relation to population.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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When attempts have been made to find explanations for Finland's success in F1 and motorsport in general, the reason has often been attributed to difficult driving conditions, especially in winter.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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[41] Andrew Benson has written an article in The Guardian that discusses the reasons for the success of Finns and interviewing the Finnish driver.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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Jyrki Järvilehto, Mika Salo and Heikki Kovalainen said they had already driven a car near their homes when they were quite young.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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According to Salo, she wasn't like just 13 when she was already driving around with her friends in a car.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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Benson thinks slippery roads develop driving skills early on.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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[41] According to Mika Salo, the character of Finns is behind the success: Following the sport in Finland Popularity in Finland in the 1950s in the early days of Formula One, the sport was hardly reported even in Finnish newspapers.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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However, there was a small news story in the Karlainen magazine stating that Giuseppe Farina had won the championship at the conclusion of the 1950 season.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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There were sometimes mentions of the most famous drivers in Helsingin Sanomat.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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However, ignorance and lack of interest led to quite peculiar headlines such as “Hawthorn beat Fangio in thrilling French GB”, where the letter p of the Grand Prix word had changed to b.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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[42] Kotalainen Southern Finland posted pictures of the races from time to time, but there was almost nothing meaningful in the captions.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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[43] As the 1950s wore on, f1 times gradually began to become different film reviews and with Fangio ending his career in 1958 and in 1959 the f1 seasons of both years also became a season compilation as a film review.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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Paavo Nurmi (commentator) explained f1 competitions in the 50s and the 1958-1959 season compositions.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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One of the first film reviews seen in Finland was the 1954 Nürburgring competition, which Nurmi explained. [44].


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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At the end of the fifties, Juhani Melart also started reporting competitions.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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However, f1's interest in Pohjola was very low and the names of drivers, nationalities and races could often cross with each other.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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In the 1960s, news coverage of F1 was not particularly diverse in Finland either.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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However, Helsingin Sanomat was still writing quite actively, though interest perhaps slightly waned.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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At the same time, some other magazines started now and then publishing news about the sport.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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The names of competing stables could still go haywire like drivers, but compared to the 1950s the situation began to improve towards the end of the decade.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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In the 1960s, among other things, the Lotus stable was mistakenly referred to in newspaper stories as “Lotus” stables.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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One of the most reported personalities of the era, along with Graham Hill, was Jim Clark.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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Jim Clark's death at the Hockenheim F2 race in 1968 received a lot of column space in various magazines.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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Similar interest was not repeated in smaller papers until Ronnie Peterson's fatal accident about a decade later.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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Seppo Pitkänen commented on F1 events and news in the columns of the Social Democrat of Finland.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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The magazine's review of F1 was ahead of its time, with many other magazines not publishing similar ones until the 1980s.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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[45] In 1965, Pähin World magazine began writing about motorsport, including Formula One.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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[46] 1970s In 1970, the death of Jochen Rindt received a lot of news space.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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Rindt's wife was Finnish, which brought F1 somewhat closer to the Finns.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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In the 1970s, news coverage of the species was already different in Finland than it was in the 1960s.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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Now big names like Niki Lauda and Emerson Fittipaldi were in the news of many big newspapers.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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[47] When Leo Kinnunen qualified for the first time on the starting grid, the Finnish media did not exactly rejoice.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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Even the papers mentioned him only in passing — if even that.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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[48] On TV, at that time, the sport was beginning to evolve better than in the past.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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The Monaco competition was often shown annually on TV2's Sports Hour or as its own programme.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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Little by little, other competitions started appearing on television.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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Among other things, the Anderstorp race from 1975 came on TV1 as a compilation with Juha Jokinen.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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When Mikko Kozarowitzky attempted to enter F1 races in 1977, Helsingin Sanomat wrote somewhat about him in June/July, but headlined, among other things, “Kozarowitzky wrecked his car” and “Kozarowitzky stayed on the beach”.


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[49] By the 1978 season, there was little talk about the sport on TV, although the competitions had been aired and also broadcasts of competitions.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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On the radio, races had also been commented in those years, usually 1-2 races per season.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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Swedish competitions at Anderstorp were often radio-broadcast.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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On 3 March 1978, Keke Rosberg was claimed to have been the first Finn to enter the F1 World Championship.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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[50] The information was wrong, but later Rosberg proved to be the first successful Finnish F1 driver.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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Two weeks after his first race, Rosberg won the outside race of the World Championship Series run at Silverstone with a car from the Theodore stable.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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The Finnish press was overjoyed with the victory and believed that everything was no longer up to Rosberg himself, even though the stable's car was as weak as before.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

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[51] The 1978 season was the most followed in Finland by then.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

Formula One and the Finns

TV even became Monaco's F1 race from TV2.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

Formula One and the Finns

The telecast, which began in Os Monaco, was also due to the fact that, after a race outside Silverstone, was run in Long Beach.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

Formula One and the Finns

The Long Beach race went unshown due to a late date and Monaco was also shown due to the convenience of the time.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

Formula One and the Finns

The Monaco race was also, prior to 1978, a frequently televised competition.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

Formula One and the Finns

The Anderstorp rivalry was also televised during the season.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

Formula One and the Finns

Initially the Anderstorp race was supposed to come live on radio, but eventually the race from Sweden was broadcast as a surprise race on television.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

Formula One and the Finns

The reason for that was at the time of the race.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

Formula One and the Finns

The race was run on Saturday and thus there was no broadcast on the radio.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

Formula One and the Finns

Generally, the radio broadcasts of f1s were scheduled for Today Sunday programmes.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

Formula One and the Finns

In addition, Sportsuruutu began regularly broadcasting reports on races run in Europe.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

Formula One and the Finns

Prior to 1978, F1 broadcasts of Sports Screen were mostly limited to Monaco, Anderstorp or any other famous race.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

Formula One and the Finns

In addition, various major accidents and fatalities involving drivers were also often accessed to the sports screen.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

Formula One and the Finns

However, major magazines like Helsingin Sanomat and Kansan News were more important sources of information.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

Formula One and the Finns

Races were even reported with colour pictures, but the names of the stables were often missing altogether.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

Formula One and the Finns

The species was still quite unknown in Finland.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

Formula One and the Finns

Since the 1978 season, radio broadcasts of competitions had become somewhat common and television broadcasts began to be broadcast by HTV as well.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

Formula One and the Finns

However, there was no elation in the press at the increased f1 data following Silverstone's win.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

Formula One and the Finns

For example, the People's News, like many other magazines, did little news about Rosberg.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

Formula One and the Finns

[52] A lot of attention in Finland also received the passing of Swedish Ronnie Peterson after a competitive accident.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

Formula One and the Finns

Extensive articles were written about the death in some journals, which also had plenty of illustrations.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

Formula One and the Finns

[53] In the 1979 season, information was scarce early in the season because Rosberg was driving in America.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

Formula One and the Finns

In mid-April 1979, in Helsingin Sanomat, it was reported that former f1 driver Keijo Rosberg had transferred to drive the Can-Am Series for the United States.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

Formula One and the Finns

After Monaco, Rosberg made it to Wolf after James Hunt ended his career.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

Formula One and the Finns

The season was difficult and no points came.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

Formula One and the Finns

After Keke finished ninth in France, Helsingin Sanomat provided an extensive look at Keke's driving.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

Formula One and the Finns

Subsequently, headlines became less frequent with interruptions and lower news coverage compared to the previous season.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

Formula One and the Finns

In the 1980s Rosberg was long regarded by the Finnish media as a perpetual dropout [54] and explainer, [55] which Rosberg said was due to a lack of understanding of the importance of technology in the sport.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

Formula One and the Finns

[9] The notion of a perpetual dropout had arisen during the 1980 season.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

Formula One and the Finns

At the beginning of the season Keke had made it to Fittipaldi when the stable bought the equipment of Keke's former employer Wolf stable.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

Formula One and the Finns

At the beginning of the season, the new team was supposed to be the place of breakthrough and this also seemed to be the case with Argentina's third place


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

Formula One and the Finns

The sports screen showed Rosberg a glimpse of a successful race in his broadcast, although there was often no sign of long-distance races.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

Formula One and the Finns

In general, only material from the European side's competitions was shown on the Sports Box during the competitions of Rosberg's weakest years.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

Formula One and the Finns

However, the Finnish press made the same mistake as two years earlier.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

Formula One and the Finns

It didn't understand the engineering side of the sport and speculated it was up to the driver himself.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

Formula One and the Finns

The press was soon glowing about potentially expected victory news.


Question: Which Finn won the F1 series first?

Formula One and the Finns

However, this did not happen and from Monaco onwards a mocking attitude was introduced in the Finnish press.