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|rowspan=2 align=center|'''Jordan-Mugen Honda'''
 
|rowspan=2 align=center|'''Jordan-Mugen Honda'''
 
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|rowspan=2| Mugen-Honda MF-301 HD
 
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===Changes===
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====Teams====
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* Williams lost their Mecachrome engine supply opting instead for works Peugeots.
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* Jordan accepted a major new Repsol sponsorship deal, also switching to Mugen-Honda engines from Peugeot.
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* Stewart gained a new Telefonica title sponsorship.
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* Tyrrell Racing left Formula One, with their entry purchased by the new British American Racing team.
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* Arrows and Lola both upgraded to Supertec engines.
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* Dome lost their Mugen Honda engine supply, and will use Ford power instead.
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* Minardi secured Ferrari customer engines, and will brand them as "Fondmetal".
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====Drivers====
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* Heinz Harald Frentzen joined McLaren, replacing Dario Franchitti.
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* Dario Franchitti joined Stewart, replacing Barrichello.
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* Rubens Barrichello joined the new BAR team alongside rookie Nick Heidfeld, replacing the retiring Damon Hill and Pedro Diniz.
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* Juan Pablo Montoya took Frentzen's vacant Williams seat.
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* Mika Salo replaced Jos Verstappen in the second Benetton seat.
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* Pedro de la Rosa joined Jordan, replacing Alessandro Zanardi.
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* Zanardi moved to Minardi alongside Alessandro Zampedri; Gonzalo Rodriguez became the reserve driver.
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* Sauber replaced Irvine and Alesi with the Italian pairing of Jarno Trulli and Vincenzo Sospiri.
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* Arrows hired Bruno Junqueira to replace de la Rosa.
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* David Coulthard returned to F1 with Dome after a year in CART.

Revision as of 12:17, 7 February 2021

1999 F1 Management Series
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The 1999 F1 Management Series season is the second season of the rebooted management series run by Ataxia.

Drivers and teams

Team Constructor Chassis Engine # Race Drivers Rounds Reserve Driver
Flag of the United Kingdom svg.png West McLaren Mercedes McLaren-Mercedes MP4/14 Mercedes FO110H 1 Flag of Canada svg.png Greg Moore - Flag of Brazil svg.png Ricardo Zonta
2 Flag of Germany svg.png Heinz-Harald Frentzen -
Flag of Italy svg.png Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro Ferrari F399 Ferrari 048 3 Flag of Germany svg.png Michael Schumacher - Flag of Italy svg.png Luca Badoer
4 Flag of Italy svg.png Giancarlo Fisichella -
Flag of the United Kingdom svg.png Winfield Williams Williams-Peugeot FW21 Peugeot A18 5 Flag of Canada svg.png Jacques Villeneuve - Flag of France svg.png Laurent Redon
6 Flag of Colombia svg.png Juan Pablo Montoya -
Flag of Italy svg.png Mild Seven Benetton Playlife Benetton-Playlife B199 Playlife FB01 7 Flag of Finland svg.png Mika Hakkinen - Flag of Brazil svg.png Tarso Marques
8 Flag of Finland svg.png Mika Salo -
Flag of Ireland svg.png Benson & Hedges Jordan Repsol Jordan-Mugen Honda 199 Mugen-Honda MF-301 HD 9 Flag of Denmark svg.png Tom Kristensen - Flag of Germany svg.png Jörg Müller
10 Flag of Spain svg.png Pedro de la Rosa -
Flag of Switzerland svg.png Red Bull Sauber Petronas Sauber-Petronas C18 Petronas SPE-03A 11 Flag of Italy svg.png Jarno Trulli - Flag of the Czech Republic svg.png Tomas Enge
12 Flag of Italy svg.png Vincenzo Sospiri -
Flag of the United Kingdom svg.png Telefonica Stewart Ford Stewart-Ford SF3 Ford CR-1 14 Flag of the United Kingdom svg.png Dario Franchitti - Flag of Spain svg.png Marc Gene
15 Flag of Portugal svg.png Pedro Lamy -
Flag of France svg.png Prost Gauloises Blondes Prost-Mugen Honda AP02 Mugen-Honda MF-301 HD 16 Flag of Austria svg.png Alexander Wurz - Flag of France svg.png Stephane Sarrazin
17 Flag of Japan svg.png Shinji Nakano -
Flag of the United Kingdom svg.png British American Racing BAR-Peugeot 01 Peugeot A18 18 Flag of Brazil svg.png Rubens Barrichello - Flag of Argentina svg.png Esteban Tuero
19 Flag of Germany svg.png Nick Heidfeld -
Flag of the United Kingdom svg.png TWR Arrows F1 Team Arrows-Supertec A20 Supertec FB01 20 Flag of Germany svg.png Ralf Schumacher - Flag of Brazil svg.png Max Wilson
21 Flag of Brazil svg.png Bruno Junqueira -
Flag of the United Kingdom svg.png MasterCard Lola Lola-Supertec T99/30 Supertec FB01 22 Flag of France svg.png Olivier Panis - Flag of Brazil svg.png Pedro Diniz
23 Flag of Japan svg.png Toranosuke Takagi -
Flag of Japan svg.png Dome Co. Ltd Dome-Ford F107 Ford CR-1 24 Flag of the United Kingdom svg.png David Coulthard - Flag of Japan svg.png Juichi Wakisaka
25 Flag of Belgium svg.png Marc Goossens -
Flag of Italy svg.png Fondmetal Minardi Team Minardi-Fondmetal M01 Ferrari 047 26 Flag of Italy svg.png Alessandro Zanardi - Flag of Uruguay svg.png Gonzalo Rodriguez
27 Flag of Italy svg.png Alessandro Zampedri -

Changes

Teams

  • Williams lost their Mecachrome engine supply opting instead for works Peugeots.
  • Jordan accepted a major new Repsol sponsorship deal, also switching to Mugen-Honda engines from Peugeot.
  • Stewart gained a new Telefonica title sponsorship.
  • Tyrrell Racing left Formula One, with their entry purchased by the new British American Racing team.
  • Arrows and Lola both upgraded to Supertec engines.
  • Dome lost their Mugen Honda engine supply, and will use Ford power instead.
  • Minardi secured Ferrari customer engines, and will brand them as "Fondmetal".

Drivers

  • Heinz Harald Frentzen joined McLaren, replacing Dario Franchitti.
  • Dario Franchitti joined Stewart, replacing Barrichello.
  • Rubens Barrichello joined the new BAR team alongside rookie Nick Heidfeld, replacing the retiring Damon Hill and Pedro Diniz.
  • Juan Pablo Montoya took Frentzen's vacant Williams seat.
  • Mika Salo replaced Jos Verstappen in the second Benetton seat.
  • Pedro de la Rosa joined Jordan, replacing Alessandro Zanardi.
  • Zanardi moved to Minardi alongside Alessandro Zampedri; Gonzalo Rodriguez became the reserve driver.
  • Sauber replaced Irvine and Alesi with the Italian pairing of Jarno Trulli and Vincenzo Sospiri.
  • Arrows hired Bruno Junqueira to replace de la Rosa.
  • David Coulthard returned to F1 with Dome after a year in CART.
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