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==Background== |
==Background== |
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Following the British Grand Prix, the teams headed to Monza for a week of testing before making the move to Austria for the Austrian Grand Prix. Shortly before the Austrian race, [[Michael Schumacher]] confirmed a deal with {{Ferrari-CON}} which would see him remain with the team until {{F1|2002}}. Despite offers from {{McLaren-CON}} to join their team in {{F1|1999}}, Schumacher made the long term committment to remain with Ferrari. |
Following the British Grand Prix, the teams headed to Monza for a week of testing before making the move to Austria for the Austrian Grand Prix. Shortly before the Austrian race, [[Michael Schumacher]] confirmed a deal with {{Ferrari-CON}} which would see him remain with the team until {{F1|2002}}. Despite offers from {{McLaren-CON}} to join their team in {{F1|1999}}, Schumacher made the long term committment to remain with Ferrari. |
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− | Following the Schumacher announcement, it was announced that [[Jacques Villeneuve]] would be leaving Williams at the end of 1998, to join fledgling team {{BAR-CON}} in 1999. |
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Austria would be the home race for {{Benetton-CON}} driver [[Alexander Wurz]]. |
Austria would be the home race for {{Benetton-CON}} driver [[Alexander Wurz]]. |