At the 1975 French Grand Prix, Niki Lauda achieved a significant victory, recording a total race time of 1:40:18.840. During this race, the fastest lap was set by Jochen Mass, with a time of 1:50.600 on lap 38.

To find the difference between Lauda's total race time and Mass's fastest lap time, we need to convert these times into seconds for easier calculation.

• Lauda's total race time in seconds:

  • 1 hour = 3600 seconds
  • 40 minutes = 2400 seconds
  • 18.840 seconds
  • Total = 3600 + 2400 + 18.840 = 6020.840 seconds

• Mass's fastest lap time in seconds:

  • 1 minute = 60 seconds
  • 50 seconds = 50 seconds
  • 0.600 seconds
  • Total = 50 + 0.600 = 50.600 seconds

Now, to find the difference:

• Difference = Lauda's total race time - Mass's fastest lap time
• Difference = 6020.840 seconds - 50.600 seconds = 5969.240 seconds

Thus, the difference in time between Niki Lauda's total race time and the fastest single lap time is 5969.240 seconds.

Sources

1975 French Grand Prix - Wikipedia1975 French Grand Prix F1 Final Results - ESPN1975 FASTEST LAPS - F11975 French Grand Prix | Formula 1 Wiki - FandomNiki Lauda 1975 statistics and results - Pitwall1975 French Grand Prix Weekend Results - ESPN1975 French Grand Prix race report - Motor Sport Magazine

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