Mixed Sports Quiz: Formula 1 & Cricket

Australia has won the ICC Champions Trophy twice - in 1999 (joint winners with South Africa) and 2009 (defeating New Zealand). They have been one of the most successful teams in this tournament alongside India (2 wins) and West Indies. West Indies holds the record for most finals appearances, though Australia has won more times.

West Indies (WI) has qualified for the ICC Champions Trophy finals a record 3 times (1994 winner, 1998 runner-up, 2004 runner-up), though they've won it only once. Australia and India have both won twice but have fewer final appearances. England has also reached finals but not as many times as West Indies.

In ICC Champions Trophy history, the highest individual score is 145* by Shane Watson in 2009 against Bangladesh at Centurion. This was the highest score in the tournament's history.

In ICC Champions Trophy history, the highest individual score is 145* by Shane Watson in 2009 against Bangladesh at Centurion. This was the highest score in the tournament's history.

India hosted the ICC Champions Trophy in 2006, with matches played across venues including Mumbai, Mohali, and Bangalore. West Indies won the tournament, defeating Australia in the final.

Don Bradman's test batting average is 99.94, widely considered one of the greatest individual statistical achievements in sports. He needed just 4 runs in his final innings to reach 100 but got out for 0.

Albert Park is a street circuit in Melbourne, Australia, used for the Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix. It's located in the suburb of Albert Park within the larger Albert Park lake and recreation area.

Hungaroring is located in Budapest, Hungary. The name itself contains 'Hungar' which directly references Hungary. It's been hosting the Hungarian Grand Prix since 1986.

Sepang International Circuit is located in Selangor, Malaysia, near Kuala Lumpur. It hosted the Malaysian Grand Prix from 1999 to 2017 and is known for its distinctive twin grandstands.

Spa-Francorchamps is located in Stavelot, Belgium. It's one of the most famous and historic circuits in Formula 1, known for its unpredictable weather and the iconic Eau Rouge corner.

The A1-Ring (now Red Bull Ring) is located in Spielberg, Austria. The name refers to both the sponsor A1 and its location near the A1 motorway in Austria.

The Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari is located in Imola, Italy. It's named after the legendary Ferrari founder Enzo and his son Dino, and hosted the San Marino Grand Prix for many years.

The Circuit Gilles Villeneuve is located on Notre Dame Island in Montreal, Canada. It's named after the legendary Canadian F1 driver Gilles Villeneuve and hosts the Canadian Grand Prix.

The Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya is located in Montmelo, Spain, near Barcelona. It hosts the Spanish Grand Prix and is a popular testing venue for F1 teams due to its balanced layout and good weather.

Hockenheimring is located in Hockenheim, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany. It's one of Germany's most famous motorsport circuits and hosted the German Grand Prix for many years.