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Home / Seasons / 1999 F1 World Championship Season

1999 F1 season

Season info

Season no.50
Races16
Drivers’ ChampionMika Hakkinen (2nd and last title)
Constructors’ ChampionFerrari (9th title)
Reigning Drivers’ ChampionMika Hakkinen
Reigning Constructors’ ChampionMcLaren

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Calendar

#Grand PrixCircuitDate
1AustraliaMelbourne07 March
2BrazilInterlagos11 April
3San MarinoImola02 May
4MonacoMonte Carlo16 May
5SpainCatalunya30 May
6CanadaMontreal13 June
7FranceMagny-Cours27 June
8BritainSilverstone11 July
9AustriaSpielberg25 July
10GermanyHockenheim01 August
11HungaryHungaroring15 August
12BelgiumSpa-Francorchamps29 August
13ItalyMonza12 September
14EuropeNurburgring26 September
15MalaysiaSepang17 October
16JapanSuzuka31 October
First race (Grand Prix)
Malaysia
First race (circuit)
Sepang (first Malaysian circuit to host a World Championship race)
First Grand Prix since…
1997 for Europe

Race results

#Grand PrixResult
1AustraliaResult
2BrazilResult
3San MarinoResult
4MonacoResult
5SpainResult
6CanadaResult
7FranceResult
8BritainResult
9AustriaResult
10GermanyResult
11HungaryResult
12BelgiumResult
13ItalyResult
14EuropeResult
15MalaysiaResult
16Japan (drivers’ & constructors’ title decider)Result

Driver and constructor entries

The following drivers and constructors participated in the 1999 F1 season. Round(s) entered are shown in parentheses.

Arrows
(ESP) Pedro de la Rosa (All) (Rookie)
(JPN) Toranosuke Takagi (All)
BAR
(CAN) Jacques Villeneuve (All)
(BRA) Ricardo Zonta (1-2, 6-16) (Rookie)
(FIN) Mika Salo (3-5)
Benetton
(ITA) Giancarlo Fisichella (All)
(AUT) Alexander Wurz (All)
Ferrari
(GBR) Eddie Irvine (All)
(DEU) Michael Schumacher (1-8, 15-16)
(FIN) Mika Salo (9-14)
Jordan
(DEU) Heinz-Harald Frentzen (All)
(GBR) Damon Hill (All)
McLaren
(GBR) David Coulthard (All)
(FIN) Mika Hakkinen (All)
Minardi
(ESP) Marc Gene (All) (Rookie)
(ITA) Luca Badoer (1, 3-16)
(FRA) Stephane Sarrazin (2) (Rookie)
Prost
(FRA) Olivier Panis (All)
(ITA) Jarno Trulli (All)
Sauber
(FRA) Jean Alesi (All)
(BRA) Pedro Diniz (All)
Stewart
(BRA) Rubens Barrichello (All)
(GBR) Johnny Herbert (All)
Williams
(DEU) Ralf Schumacher (All)
(ITA) Alessandro Zanardi (All)
Final season (drivers)
Damon Hill
Stephane Sarrazin
Toranosuke Takagi
Alessandro Zanardi
First entry (drivers) since…
1994 for Alessandro Zanardi
1996 for Luca Badoer
Last entry (drivers) until…
2001 for Olivier Panis
2009 for Luca Badoer
Debut season (constructors)
BAR
Final season (constructors)
Stewart

Maiden wins

DriverGrand Prix
Eddie Irvine (Ferrari)Australia
ConstructorGrand Prix
Stewart (Johnny Herbert)Europe

Maiden podium finishes

DriverGrand Prix
Mika Salo (Ferrari)Germany
Jarno Trulli (Prost)Europe

Maiden pole positions

ConstructorGrand Prix
Stewart (Rubens Barrichello)France

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