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Rockenfeller made his Formula One debut at the age of 34 joining the West Sauber F1 Team, replacing former Audi stablemate [[André Lotterer]] at the end of the 2018 season. Rockenfeller was the best performing of the three Germans who occupied the second seat alongside [[Pastor Maldonado]] - his best being a seventh place in the [[Dutch Grand Prix]]. | Rockenfeller made his Formula One debut at the age of 34 joining the West Sauber F1 Team, replacing former Audi stablemate [[André Lotterer]] at the end of the 2018 season. Rockenfeller was the best performing of the three Germans who occupied the second seat alongside [[Pastor Maldonado]] - his best being a seventh place in the [[Dutch Grand Prix]]. | ||
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| + | ===[[2019 Alternate Formula One season|2019]]-[[2020 Alternate Formula One season|2020]]: [[Red Bull]]=== | ||
| + | Rockenfeller's strong performances earned him a berth at Red Bull Racing for 2019 alongside fellow German [[Pascal Wehrlein]]. Rockenfeller only managed a single points score - a seventh in [[Cyprus Grand Prix|Cyprus]] but he was retained by the team into 2020 once legendary driver [[Daniel Melrose]] joined the team. Rockenfeller was eventually replaced by [[Harrison Newey]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:31, 8 November 2018
Mike Rockenfeller (born 31st October, 1983 in Neuwied, West Germany) is a German racing driver best known for his appearances in Formula One.
Formula One
2018: Sauber
Rockenfeller made his Formula One debut at the age of 34 joining the West Sauber F1 Team, replacing former Audi stablemate André Lotterer at the end of the 2018 season. Rockenfeller was the best performing of the three Germans who occupied the second seat alongside Pastor Maldonado - his best being a seventh place in the Dutch Grand Prix.
2019-2020: Red Bull
Rockenfeller's strong performances earned him a berth at Red Bull Racing for 2019 alongside fellow German Pascal Wehrlein. Rockenfeller only managed a single points score - a seventh in Cyprus but he was retained by the team into 2020 once legendary driver Daniel Melrose joined the team. Rockenfeller was eventually replaced by Harrison Newey.
