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In the Tour de France, the rider leading the general classification wears a jersey of which colour?

  1. A.Green
  2. B.White
  3. C.Yellow
  4. D.Pink

Correct answer

C. Yellow

Explanation

The correct answer is C, yellow. The yellow jersey, called the maillot jaune in French, is worn by the rider with the lowest cumulative time over all the stages completed so far, and whoever wears it after the final stage in Paris wins the race. Option A is wrong because the green jersey belongs to the points classification, collected mostly in sprint finishes, so it usually goes to a sprinter rather than to the overall winner. Option B is wrong because the white jersey marks the best young rider of the race. Option D is wrong because pink is the colour of the leader jersey in the Giro d Italia, the Italian Grand Tour, not in the Tour de France. The fourth Tour jersey, in white with red dots, belongs to the King of the Mountains.

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Q2.Sports GKMedium

The Indian Grand Prix of Formula One was held at which circuit?

  1. A.Madras Motor Race Track, Chennai
  2. B.Buddh International Circuit, Greater Noida
  3. C.Kari Motor Speedway, Coimbatore
  4. D.Jaypee Sports Circuit, Pune
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Correct answer: B. Buddh International Circuit, Greater Noida

The circuit in Uttar Pradesh hosted the Indian Grand Prix three times, in 2011, 2012 and 2013, and Sebastian Vettel of Red Bull won on each occasion before the race was dropped from the calendar.

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In motor racing, what does a blue flag shown to a driver mean?

  1. A.The race has been stopped
  2. B.The driver has been disqualified
  3. C.A faster car is behind and must be allowed to pass
  4. D.The track ahead is clear
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Correct answer: C. A faster car is behind and must be allowed to pass

The blue flag is shown to a slower driver, usually one who is about to be lapped, and ignoring it repeatedly brings a penalty, because the leaders must not be held up by backmarkers.

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