A few years ago the F1 circus raced at a fantastic track in Australia around the streets of Adelaide. I loved it and, not being a grand prix driver, fondly remember driving the circuit on the old PS2 F1 games. Adelaide was a real street circuit that was fast and had tight chicanes and hard walls ready to take a chunk out of any car that came close.
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Sadly 1995 was the final F1 race at Adelaide. It was replaced, for financial and safety reasons, with the track we all know and love at Melbourne. Melbourne may be a good circuit but I certainly preferred Adelaide.
The final race at Adelaide was held on 12 November 1995 - the last race of the 1995 season.
The first race at Melbourne was held on 10 March 1996 - the first race of the 1996 season.
And one driver claimed victory in both races, thereby winning back-to-back Australian GPs. A feat surely never to be repeated.
Without referring to wikipedia can you name the driver? Answers in the comments section below.