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Revision as of 19:08, 19 April 2014
The 1999 Formula 1 Rejects Grand Prix 2 Championship season is the sixth season of the F1RGP2C. The season is based upon the 1999 F1 season.
Drivers and teams
| Team | Constructor | Chassis | Engine | Seat holder | # | Race Drivers | Rounds | Test/Reserve Drivers |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 West McLaren Mercedes
|
McLaren | MP4-14 | Mercedes FO110H |  Don Rennis
|
1 | James James Davies
|
1- |  Niko Nurminen
|
| 2 |  Rory McAllister
|
1- | ||||||
| Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro
|
Ferrari | F399 | Ferrari 048 | Andreas Stefano
|
3 | Tom Douglas
|
1- |  Christophe Vans
|
| 4 |  Kazuhiko Takagi
|
1- | ||||||
 Benson and Hedges Jordan
|
Jordan | 199 | Mugen-Honda MF-301 HD | Jeremy-Etienne Voeckler
|
5 | Damon Cannon
|
1- | TBA |
| 6 | Jeremy-Etienne Voeckler
|
1- | ||||||
| Mild Seven Benetton Nissan
|
Benetton | B199 | Nissan FB01 |  John Zimmer
|
7 | John Zimmer
|
1- | TBA |
| 8 |  Masta Valsattis
|
1- | ||||||
| Winfield Williams
|
Williams | FW21 | Supertec FB01 |  Klaus Mann
|
9 | Andrew Spokes
|
1- | Jorg Scrattenheim
|
| 10 | Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler
|
1- | ||||||
| TF1 DAMS Supertec
|
DAMS | DA-05 | Supertec FB01 | Thomas Kretzhaagel
|
11 | Niko Nurminen
|
1- | James Allen
|
| 12 | Jorg Scrattenheim
|
1- | ||||||
| Repsol Arrows
|
Arrows | A20 | Arrows T2-F1 |  Edward Restov
|
14 |  Daniel Moreno
|
1- | TBA |
| 15 | Ben Fleet
|
1- | ||||||
 Red Bull Sauber Petronas
|
Sauber | C18 | Petronas SPE-03A |  Chris Forbes
|
16 | Miko Fäkkinen
|
1- | TBA |
| 17 | TBA | 1- | ||||||
| Alstom Equipe Gauthier
|
Gauthier | GF1.02 | Mercedes F0110H | Guillaume Gauthier
|
18 |  Emanuele Nicchi
|
1- |  Maea Blog
|
| 19 | Vic Sunset
|
1- | ||||||
| Gauloises Prost Citroën
|
Prost | AP02 | Citroën A18 |  Dennis Mignolet
|
20 | Ron Mignolet
|
1- |  Francisco Remedio
|
| 21 |  Douglas Mann
|
1- | ||||||
| Fondmetal Minardi Team
|
Minardi | M01 | Ford VJM1 Zetec-R | Masta Valsattis
|
22 |  Nicklas Kristiansen
|
1- | TBA |
| 23 | Deanna McMohan
|
1- | ||||||
| Volga Grand Prix
|
Volga | CHAD-05 | Ford VJM1 Zetec | Petr Chaddeev
|
24 | Yuuri Jougaseki
|
1- | TBA |
| 25 |  Kim Jong-Sung
|
1- | ||||||
| Stewart Ford
|
Stewart | SF3 | Ford CR-1 | Eddie Stewart
|
26 | José Álvarez
|
1- | TBA |
| 27 | Ralf Alden
|
1- | ||||||
| British American Racing
|
BAR | 01 | Supertec FB01 | Tim Perkins
|
28 |  Pieter Kickert
|
1- |  Natascha Zaugg
|
| 29 |  Gonzalo Solari
|
1- |
Team Changes
- Lola withdrew from the championship; their entry was taken by the nascent British American Racing team.
Driver Changes
Pre-season
- Jeremy-Etienne Voeckler dovetailed his team management duties with a race-seat, partnering Damon Cannon at Jordan.
- Former champion Daniel Moreno partnered Ben Fleet at the Arrows team.
- Both Minardi drivers were released from the team. Their places were taken by Dane Nicklas Kristiansen and Brit Deanna McMohan, who both impressed in the 1998 Duel in the Desert.
- Gonzalo Solari left Minardi to join BAR. Pieter Kickert was hired to lead the team.
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