Identify the driver blanked out of the table, Hamilton's longest-serving teammate. The pair ensured Mercedes won 5 straight Constructors' Championships, however, the driver never posed a serious threat to Hamilton's title ambitions. He was dropped from the team in the 2021 season and now races at Alfa Romeo.

The watch Elvis Presley is most associated with is the one he wore during his army service: a gold-plated Omega _____________ (13), the world's first mass-produced chronometer wristwatch. Which model, whose original version had several stars patterned on its crest?

The title of Chapter 6 of Fun Home, The Ideal Husband, is a sarcastic literary reference to a four-act play that premiered in 1895. Which work by the same dramatist is Alison's mother seen rehearsing for in this panel? This "Trivial Comedy for Serious People" was the playwright's final significant work.

In architecture, what term is given to a self-supporting arched form serving to cover a space with a ceiling or roof? The term is now used to refer to strongrooms, typically in banks, as their ceilings originally had this feature.

Graphic designer Milton Glaser, best known for the "I Love New York" logo, enriched the world of music with his psychedelia-tinged designs. He designed this fold-out poster depicting which "Queen of Soul" for Eye Magazine in 1968? She had performed “Precious Lord” at Martin Luther King Jr.’s funeral the same year.

A social media reaction used to express one's extreme aversion towards something features the audio of which actor exclaiming "No god! No god! Please no! Please no! Noooo! Noooo!" in a 2008 episode of an American sitcom? The moment occurs as a reaction to the return of HR representative Toby.

What type of vault is characterised by a series of continuous arches, resembling the roof of a tunnel? It takes its (most common) name from its resemblance to the cross-section of an entity used to store whisky or oil.

In darts, a "fish" or "whale" denotes a score of nine or less i.e., averaging 3 or less per dart. What term is used when the third dart thrown avoids achieving a "fish" or a "whale"? It is named after a global environmental organisation as the player "saves the fish" or "saves the whale".

A [redacted] Gnat is an Allomancer who can burn an alloy of a particular element that is combined with 4% copper. Identify the alloy's portmanteau name. You can form the name by combining a part of a word meaning "strength" or "resilience" and the lightweight element, used extensively in aviation. Multiple variants accepted.

The Neemrana Group is noted for restoring ruins and turning them into heritage hotels. Deo Bagh is a 17th century property located in which city that lent its name to the erstwhile princely state ruled by the Scindias?

A social media reaction used primarily to share oddly nostalgic moments or habits features a two-word expression uttered by which actor in an episode of HBO's Girls? The scene is set in a diner, where following an intense conversation with Hannah Horvath (Lena Dunham), the actor randomly appreciates his meal.

Which Amorite king is imagined as a member of TMBG's band? Known for bringing most of Mesopotamia together, his keen eye for lawmaking and codification of legal rights stabilised the Old Babylonian Empire.

This proverb about unscrupulous persons has been in common usage since the 17th century with the earliest citation around 3 BCE attributed to the classical Greek writer Callimachus. It also happens to be the title of which 1955 romantic thriller by Alfred Hitchcock? A related proverb "an old poacher makes the best gamekeeper" would set you on the right track to snatch an easy point.

This large livestock guardian dog breed originating from the Podhale region is named after which mountain range within the Carpathians that forms a natural border between Slovakia and Poland?

A livestock guardian dog (LGD) blends in with a flock or herd as a full-time member to protect the group from any predators. The Patou is a breed originating from the French side of which mountain range that separates France and Spain?

A viral social media reaction to showcase one being unenthused features a clip of which actor tasting a peanut butter sandwich with a blank stare? It originates from this internet daddy's March 2023 appearance on an episode of Snack Wars where he compared American and Chilean snacks.

The Aidi (lit. "dog") is a Berber dog breed used as a livestock guardian, primarily for herds of goats. Its nickname stems from which mountain range in the Maghreb that the breed is native to?

This Fitbit badge says "You may not have seen wildebeests, giraffes, or zebras on this trek, but you have walked 500 miles – the same distance as.." which ecosystem - an "endless plain" in the Mara and Arusha Regions of Tanzania?

What type of bakeware, a trademark held by Nordic Ware, is used for baking the namesake doughnut-shaped cake? Widely publicised by Pillsbury, the cake derives in part from a European brioche-like cake called Gugelhupf.

Native to tropical forests of Central America, the houseplant Monstera deliciosa is also known as the _____ ______ (5,6) plant due to the split-leaf’s resemblance to the "eyes" of the the food item it is named after. What is its popular name? (5,6)

The song "The Mesopotamians" by They Might Be Giants (TMBG) imagines a band made of four Mesopotamian rulers. Which hero-king of Uruk is part of this band? His epic life sees him rejecting the advances of Inanna, and seeking immortality from Utnapishtim after his friend Enkidu's death.

What type of vault is composed of a framework of crossed arches that transmit the load downward or outward to specific columns or piers? It gets its name due to its similarity to a “caged” structure from human anatomy.

Basutoland was a British Crown colony that existed from 1884 to 1966 in which present-day country? It is now completely surrounded by the country formed from Cape Colony, Natal Colony and Orange River Colony.

GK Chesterton wrote a series of eight short stories in 1922 featuring the sleuth Horne Fisher. While Fisher solves the murders, the killers most often get away with the crime because Fisher realises that to to bring the killers openly to justice would create a greater chaos in the country. The title of the first story describes Horne Fisher and this title was first borrowed by Alfred Hitchcock for which 1934 thriller?