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'''David Marshall Coulthard''', <span style="cursor:help" title="Member of the Order of the British Empire">MBE</span> (born [[March 27]], 1971 in Twynholm, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland, United Kingdom), often known by the nickname '''DC''', is a former [[Formula One]] racing driver from the United Kingdom. He currently works as a co-presenter for [[Channel 4 F1|Channel 4]]'s F1 coverage.
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'''David Marshall Coulthard''', <span style="cursor:help" title="Member of the Order of the British Empire">MBE</span> (born [[March 27]], 1971 in Twynholm, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland, United Kingdom), often known by the nickname '''DC''', is a former [[Formula One]] racing driver from the United Kingdom. He currently works as a co-presenter and co-commentator for the BBC's F1 coverage.
  
   
 
==Career History==
  
==Career History==
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Coulthard was signed up by {{Williams-CON}} in {{F1|1993}} as a [[Test Driver|test driver]].
   
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Coulthard made his début in {{F1|1994}} for Williams in [[1994 Spanish Grand Prix|Spain]], replacing the great [[Ayrton Senna]], who was killed in an accident two races earlier in [[1994 San Marino Grand Prix|San Marino]], but on occaision was replaced by [[Nigel Mansell]]. Handed the seat full-time in {{F1|1995}}, Coulthard came third in the championship, taking his first win at the {{F1 GP|1995|Portuguese}}.
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Coulthard was signed up by {{Williams-CON}} in {{F1|1993}} as a [[test driver]].
  
   
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He moved to {{McLaren-CON}} in {{F1|1996}}, starting a partnership that would last nine years to {{F1|2004}}. Coulthard was consistantly in the top five in the championship from {{F1|1997}} to {{F1|2002}}. {{F1|1996}} was an average year, Coulthard scoring one podium; but {{F1|1997}} was much better, winning twice to come third in the championsip. In {{F1|1998}}, he played his part in helping McLaren win the [[List of World Constructors' Champions|Constructors' Championship]], while teammate [[Mika Häkkinen]] beat [[Michael Schumacher]] to the [[List of World Drivers' Champions|crown]]. Forced to play second fiddle again in {{F1|1999}}, where Häkkinen won the title again, Coulthard only came fourth in the championship. {{F1|2000}} was a very strong for Coulthard, scoring 73 points (over double his 1997 total), but still coming third in championship. Coulthard took advantage of Häkkinen's bad luck in {{F1|2001}} to install himself as team leader, scoring 65 points to come second in the championship, but still 58 points behind Schumacher. {{F1|2002}} was a difficult year, but Coulthard still managed to win at [[2002 Monaco Grand Prix|Monaco]]. After winning the first race of {{F1|2003}} in [[2003 Australian Grand Prix|Australia]], Coulthard started a slow decline that resulted in him not even reaching the podium in {{F1|2004}}.
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Coulthard made his début in {{F1|1994}} for Williams in [[1994 Spanish Grand Prix|Spain]], replacing the great [[Ayrton Senna]], who was killed in an accident two races earlier in [[1994 San Marino Grand Prix|San Marino]], but on occaision was replaced by [[Nigel Mansell]]. Handed the seat full-time in {{F1|1995}}, Coulthard came third in the championship, taking his first win at the {{F1 GP|1995|Portuguese}}.
  
   
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Having left McLaren at the end of 2004, replaced by [[Juan Pablo Montoya]], Coulthard joined the reformed {{Jaguar-CON}} team, now known as {{Red Bull-CON}} in {{F1|2005}}. The [[Red Bull RB1|car]] was good, and Coulthard finished in fourth place twice to help him score as many points in his first season for Red Bull as he did in his last season for McLaren. {{F1|2006}} was not such a success, although Coulthard scored a podium at the {{F1 GP|2006|Monaco}}, standing on the podium in a ''Superman'' cape and forcing team principal [[Christian Horner]] to jump into a swimming pool, wearing only a ''Superman'' cape, as part of bet that was made. After a fairly quiet {{F1|2007}}, Coulthard competed in one final season, {{F1|2008}}, where he managed to finish on the podium in [[2008 Canadian Grand Prix|Canada]] in a topsy-turvy race, before achieving a strong 7th place in [[2008 Singapore Grand Prix|Singapore]] before crashing in his final race in [[2008 Brazilian Grand Prix|Brazil]] at the second corner in a specially-liveried car, promoting the charity "Wings for Life".
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He moved to {{McLaren-CON}} in {{F1|1996}}, starting a partnership that would last nine years to {{F1|2004}}. Coulthard was consistantly in the top five in the championship from {{F1|1997}} to {{F1|2002}}. {{F1|1996}} was an average year, Coulthard scoring one podium; but {{F1|1997}} was much better, winning twice to come third in the championsip. In {{F1|1998}}, he played his part in helping McLaren win the [[List of World Constructors' Champions|Constructors' Championship]], while teammate [[Mika Häkkinen]] beat [[Michael Schumacher]] to the [[List of World Drivers' Champions|crown]]. Forced to play second fiddle again in {{F1|1999}}, where Häkkinen won the title again, Coulthard only came fourth in the championship. {{F1|2000}} was a very strong for Coulthard, scoring 73 points (over double his 1997 total), but still coming third in championship. Coulthard took advantage of Häkkinen's bad luck in {{F1|2001}} to install himself as team leader, scoring 65 points to come second in the championship, but still 58 points behind Schumacher. {{F1|2002}} was a difficult year, but Coulthard still managed to win at [[2002 Monaco Grand Prix|Monaco]]. After winning the first race of {{F1|2003}} in [[2003 Australian Grand Prix|Australia]], Coulthard started a slow decline that resulted in him not even reaching the podium in {{F1|2004}}.
  
   
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Having left McLaren at the end of 2004, replaced by [[Juan Pablo Montoya]], Coulthard joined the reformed {{Jaguar-CON}} team, now known as {{Red Bull-CON}} in {{F1|2005}}. The [[Red Bull RB1|car]] was good, and Coulthard finished in fourth place twice to help him score as many points in his first season for Red Bull as he did in his last season for McLaren. {{F1|2006}} was not such a success, although Coulthard scored a podium at the {{F1 GP|2006|Monaco}}, standing on the podium in a ''Superman'' cape and forcing team principal [[Christian Horner]] to jump into a swimming pool, wearing only a ''Superman'' cape, as part of bet that was made. After a fairly quiet {{F1|2007}}, Coulthard competed in one final season, {{F1|2008}}, where he managed to finish on the podium in [[2008 Canadian Grand Prix|Canada]] in a topsy-turvy race, before achieving a strong 7th place in [[2008 Singapore Grand Prix|Singapore]] before crashing in his final race in [[2008 Brazilian Grand Prix|Brazil]] at the second corner in a specially-liveried car, promoting the charity "Wings for Life".
  
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McLaren looked to be equally fast as they had been in 1999. However it was clear that Ferrari had now began to draw even closer to their pace. At ''Albert Park'', the two McLaren's and the two Ferrari's engaged in a tight battle for pole position. Drawing towards the end of the session, there was little time difference between Häkkinen, Coulthard, Schumacher and Barrichello. Coulthard memorably spun his car at the exit of ''Stewart ''corner and slammed into the barriers. The incident brought out the red flags and ironically saved the McLaren's from being knocked off the front row by Schumacher's Ferrari who was on a storming hot lap.
   
 
===Post-Formula One===
  
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He later moved into broadcasting, where he co-presented the [[BBC Sport F1|BBC]] coverage of Formula One, and also co-commentated on the races as well. After the BBC gave the broadcasting rights to Channel 4, Coulthard joined the line-up.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.channel4.com/info/press/news/channel-4-awards-formula-one-production-contract-to-whisper-films |title=Channel 4 awards Formula One production contract to Whisper Films |author=<!--Staff writer(s); no by-line.--> |date=11 January 2016 |website=Channel4.com |publisher=Channel 4 |accessdate=12 February 2016 }}</ref> However, he did not attend three of the races in {{F1|2019}}: [[2019 Azerbaijan Grand Prix|Azerbaijan]], [[2019 Russian Grand Prix|Russia]] and [[2019 Japanese Grand Prix|Japan]]. His role as anchor at those races was passed on to [[Eddie Jordan]] and [[Allan McNish]] on different occasions, whilst his role as co-commentator was passed on to [[Mark Webber]] and McNish.
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|[[1994 David Coulthard Season|Report]]
 
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|[[1995 Formula One Season|1995]]
  
 
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|[[1995 David Coulthard Season|Report]]
 
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|36
 
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|[[1997 David Coulthard Season|Report]]
 
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|{{McLaren-Mercedes}}
  
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|56
  
|56
 
|{{3rd}}
  
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|73
 
|{{3rd}}
  
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|[[2000 David Coulthard Season|Report]]
 
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|24
 
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|Red Bull Racing
  
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|24
 
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|14
 
|13th
  
|13th
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|[[2006 David Coulthard Season|Report]]
 
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|Red Bull Racing
  
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|14
  
|14
 
|10th
  
|10th
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|[[2007 David Coulthard Season|Report]]
 
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|Red Bull Racing
 
|{{Red Bull-Renault}}
  
|{{Red Bull-Renault}}
 
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|8
 
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|16th
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|[[2008 David Coulthard Season|Report]]
 
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David Marshall Coulthard, MBE (born March 27, 1971 in Twynholm, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland, United Kingdom), often known by the nickname DC, is a former Formula One racing driver from the United Kingdom. He currently works as a co-presenter for Channel 4's F1 coverage.

Career History

Formula One

Coulthard was signed up by Williams in 1993 as a test driver.

Coulthard made his début in 1994 for Williams in Spain, replacing the great Ayrton Senna, who was killed in an accident two races earlier in San Marino, but on occaision was replaced by Nigel Mansell. Handed the seat full-time in 1995, Coulthard came third in the championship, taking his first win at the Portuguese Grand Prix.

He moved to McLaren in 1996, starting a partnership that would last nine years to 2004. Coulthard was consistantly in the top five in the championship from 1997 to 2002. 1996 was an average year, Coulthard scoring one podium; but 1997 was much better, winning twice to come third in the championsip. In 1998, he played his part in helping McLaren win the Constructors' Championship, while teammate Mika Häkkinen beat Michael Schumacher to the crown. Forced to play second fiddle again in 1999, where Häkkinen won the title again, Coulthard only came fourth in the championship. 2000 was a very strong for Coulthard, scoring 73 points (over double his 1997 total), but still coming third in championship. Coulthard took advantage of Häkkinen's bad luck in 2001 to install himself as team leader, scoring 65 points to come second in the championship, but still 58 points behind Schumacher. 2002 was a difficult year, but Coulthard still managed to win at Monaco. After winning the first race of 2003 in Australia, Coulthard started a slow decline that resulted in him not even reaching the podium in 2004.

Having left McLaren at the end of 2004, replaced by Juan Pablo Montoya, Coulthard joined the reformed Jaguar team, now known as Red Bull in 2005. The car was good, and Coulthard finished in fourth place twice to help him score as many points in his first season for Red Bull as he did in his last season for McLaren. 2006 was not such a success, although Coulthard scored a podium at the Monaco Grand Prix, standing on the podium in a Superman cape and forcing team principal Christian Horner to jump into a swimming pool, wearing only a Superman cape, as part of bet that was made. After a fairly quiet 2007, Coulthard competed in one final season, 2008, where he managed to finish on the podium in Canada in a topsy-turvy race, before achieving a strong 7th place in Singapore before crashing in his final race in Brazil at the second corner in a specially-liveried car, promoting the charity "Wings for Life".

2000

McLaren looked to be equally fast as they had been in 1999. However it was clear that Ferrari had now began to draw even closer to their pace. At Albert Park, the two McLaren's and the two Ferrari's engaged in a tight battle for pole position. Drawing towards the end of the session, there was little time difference between Häkkinen, Coulthard, Schumacher and Barrichello. Coulthard memorably spun his car at the exit of Stewart corner and slammed into the barriers. The incident brought out the red flags and ironically saved the McLaren's from being knocked off the front row by Schumacher's Ferrari who was on a storming hot lap.

Post-Formula One

He later moved into broadcasting, where he co-presented the BBC coverage of Formula One, and also co-commentated on the races as well. After the BBC gave the broadcasting rights to Channel 4, Coulthard joined the line-up.[1] However, he did not attend three of the races in 2019: Azerbaijan, Russia and Japan. His role as anchor at those races was passed on to Eddie Jordan and Allan McNish on different occasions, whilst his role as co-commentator was passed on to Mark Webber and McNish.

Formula One Statistical Overview

Formula One Record

Year Entrant Team WDC Points WDC Pos. Report
1992 Camel Benetton Ford Benetton-Ford Test Driver
1993 Canon Williams Renault Williams-Renault Test Driver
1994 Rothmans Williams Renault Williams-Renault Test Driver
14 8th Report
1995 Rothmans Williams Renault Williams-Renault 49 3rd Report
1996 Marlboro McLaren Mercedes McLaren-Mercedes 18 7th Report
1997 West McLaren Mercedes McLaren-Mercedes 36 3rd Report
1998 West McLaren Mercedes McLaren-Mercedes 56 3rd Report
1999 West McLaren Mercedes McLaren-Mercedes 48 4th Report
2000 West McLaren Mercedes McLaren-Mercedes 73 3rd Report
2001 West McLaren Mercedes McLaren-Mercedes 65 2nd Report
2002 West McLaren Mercedes McLaren-Mercedes 41 5th Report
2003 West McLaren Mercedes McLaren-Mercedes 51 7th Report
2004 West McLaren Mercedes McLaren-Mercedes 24 10th Report
2005 Red Bull Racing Red Bull-Cosworth 24 12th Report
2006 Red Bull Racing Red Bull-Ferrari 14 13th Report
2007 Red Bull Racing Red Bull-Renault 14 10th Report
2008 Red Bull Racing Red Bull-Renault 8 16th Report
2009 Red Bull Racing Red Bull-Renault Test Driver
2010 Red Bull Racing Red Bull-Renault Test Driver

Non-Racing Formula One Career

Year Role Employer
2009 Analyst BBC Sport F1
2010 Analyst BBC Sport F1
2011 Analyst / Commentator BBC Sport F1
2012 Analyst / Commentator BBC Sport F1
2013 Analyst / Commentator BBC Sport F1
2014 Analyst / Commentator BBC Sport F1
2015 Analyst / Commentator BBC Sport F1
2016 Analyst / Commentator Channel 4 F1
2017 Analyst / Commentator Channel 4 F1
2018 Analyst / Commentator Channel 4 F1
2019 Analyst / Commentator Channel 4 F1

Wins

Win Race
1 1995 Portuguese Grand Prix
2 1997 Australian Grand Prix
3 1997 Italian Grand Prix
4 1998 San Marino Grand Prix
5 1999 British Grand Prix
6 1999 Belgian Grand Prix
7 2000 British Grand Prix
8 2000 Monaco Grand Prix
9 2000 French Grand Prix
10 2001 Brazilian Grand Prix
11 2001 Austrian Grand Prix
12 2002 Monaco Grand Prix
13 2003 Australian Grand Prix

Career Results

Complete Formula One Results
Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Pts Pos

Template:1994 Results/19 Template:1995 Results/19 Template:1996 Results/19 Template:1997 Results/19 Template:1998 Results/19 Template:1999 Results/19 Template:2000 Results/19 Template:2001 Results/19 Template:2002 Results/19 Template:2003 Results/19 Template:2004 Results/19 Template:2005 Results/19 Template:2006 Results/19 Template:2007 Results/19 Template:2008 Results/19

Key
Symbol Meaning Symbol Meaning
1st Winner Ret Retired
2nd Podium finish DSQ Disqualified
3rd DNQ Did not qualify
5th Points finish DNPQ Did not pre-qualify
14th Non-points finish TD Test driver
Italics Scored point(s) for Fastest Lap DNS Did not start
18th† Classified finish (retired with >90% race distance) NC Non-classified finish (<90% race distance)
4thP Qualified for pole position [+] More Symbols

Notes

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V T E List of World Drivers' Championship runners-up
1950: Juan Manuel Fangio
1951: Alberto Ascari
1952: Giuseppe Farina
1953: Juan Manuel Fangio
1954: José Froilán González
1955: Stirling Moss
1956: Stirling Moss
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1959: Tony Brooks
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1974: Clay Regazzoni
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1977: Jody Scheckter
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1981: Carlos Reutemann
1982: Didier Pironi
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1984: Alain Prost
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1988: Alain Prost
1989: Ayrton Senna 		1990: Alain Prost
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1997: Heinz-Harald Frentzen*
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2005: Kimi Räikkönen
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2009: Sebastian Vettel 		2010: Fernando Alonso
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* Michael Schumacher was disqualified from the 1997 championship.
V T E Teams and Drivers
1993 Teams and Drivers
Teams Williams • Tyrrell • Benetton • McLaren • Footwork • Lotus • Jordan • Larrousse • Lola (BMS) • Minardi • Ligier • Ferrari • Sauber
Engines Ferrari • Ford Cosworth • Hart • Lamborghini • Mugen-Honda • Renault • Sauber • Yamaha
Drivers 0 Hill • 2 Prost • 3 Katayama • 4 De Cesaris • 5 Schumacher • 6 Patrese • 7 Andretti/Häkkinen • 8 Senna • 9 Warwick • 10 A. Suzuki • 11 Zanardi/Lamy • 12 Herbert • 14 Barrichello • 15 Capelli/Boutsen/Apicella/Naspetti/Irvine • 19 Alliot/T. Suzuki • 20 Comas • 21 Alboreto • 22 Badoer • 23 Fittipaldi/Gounon • 24 Barbazza/Martini • 25 Brundle • 26 Blundell • 27 Alesi • 28 Berger • 29 Wendlinger • 30 Lehto
1994 Teams and Drivers
Teams Williams • Tyrrell • Benetton • McLaren • Footwork • Lotus • Jordan • Larrousse • Minardi • Ligier • Ferrari • Sauber • Simtek • Pacific
Engines Ferrari • Ford Cosworth • Hart • Ilmor • Mercedes • Mugen-Honda • Peugeot • Renault • Yamaha
Drivers 0 Hill • 2 Senna • 2 Coulthard • 2 Mansell • 3 Katayama • 4 Blundell • 5 Schumacher • 5/6 Lehto • 6 Verstappen • 6 Herbert • 7 Häkkinen • 7 Alliot • 8 Brundle • 9 Fittipaldi • 10 Morbidelli • 11 Lamy • 11/12 Zanardi • 11 Adams • 11 Bernard • 12 Salo • 12 Herbert • 14 Barrichello • 15 Irvine • 15 Suzuki • 15 de Cesaris • 19 Beretta • 19 Alliot • 19 Dalmas • 19 Noda • 20 Comas • 20 Délétraz • 23 Martini • 24 Morbidelli • 25 Bernard • 25 Herbert • 25 Lagorce • 26 Panis • 27 Alesi • 27 Larini • 28 Berger • 29 Wendlinger • 29 de Cesaris • 29 Lehto • 30 Frentzen • 31 Brabham • 32 Ratzenberger • 32 Montermini • 32 Gounon • 32 Schiattarella • 32 Inoue • 33 Belmondo • 34 Gachot
1995 Teams and Drivers
Teams Benetton • Tyrrell • Williams • McLaren • Footwork • Simtek • Jordan • Pacific • Larrousse • Forti • Minardi • Ligier • Ferrari • Sauber
Engines Ferrari • Ford Cosworth • Hart • Mercedes • Mugen-Honda • Peugeot • Renault • Yamaha
Drivers 1 Schumacher • 2 Herbert • 3 Katayama/Tarquini • 4 Salo • 5 Hill • 6 Coulthard • 7 Blundell/Mansell • 8 Häkkinen/Magnussen • 9 Morbidelli/Papis • 10 Inoue • 11 Schiattarella • 12 Verstappen • 14 Barrichello • 15 Irvine • 16 Gachot/Lavaggi/Délétraz • 17 Montermini • 19 Bouchut • 20 Comas • 21 Diniz • 22 Moreno • 23 Martini/Lamy • 24 Badoer • 25 Suzuki/Brundle • 26 Panis • 27 Alesi • 28 Berger • 29 Wendlinger/Boullion • 30 Frentzen
1996 Teams and Drivers
Teams Ferrari • Benetton • Williams • McLaren • Ligier • Jordan • Sauber • Footwork • Tyrrell • Minardi • Forti
Engines Ferrari • Ford Cosworth • Hart • Mercedes • Mugen-Honda • Peugeot • Renault • Yamaha
Drivers 1 Schumacher • 2 Irvine • 3 Alesi • 4 Berger • 5 Hill • 6 Villeneuve • 7 Häkkinen • 8 Coulthard • 9 Panis • 10 Diniz • 11 Barrichello • 12 Brundle • 14 Herbert • 15 Frentzen • 16 Rosset • 17 Verstappen • 18 Katayama • 19 Salo • 20 Lamy • 21 Fisichella/Marques/Lavaggi • 22 Badoer • 23 Montermini
1997 Teams and Drivers
Teams Arrows • Williams • Ferrari • Benetton • McLaren • Jordan • Prost • Sauber • Tyrrell • Minardi • Stewart • Lola
Engines Ferrari • Ford • Hart • Mercedes • Mugen-Honda • Petronas • Peugeot • Renault • Yamaha
Drivers 1 Hill • 2 Diniz • 3 Villeneuve • 4 Frentzen • 5 M. Schumacher • 6 Irvine • 7 Alesi • 8 Berger • 8 Wurz • 9 Häkkinen • 10 Coulthard • 11 R. Schumacher • 12 Fisichella • 14 Panis • 14 Trulli • 15 Nakano • 16 Herbert • 17 Larini • 17 Morbidelli • 17 Fontana • 18 Verstappen • 19 Salo • 20 Katayama • 21 Trulli • 21 Marques • 22 Barrichello • 23 Magnussen • 24 Sospiri • 25 Rosset
Other Drivers Badoer • Brundle • Montermini • Montoya • Takagi • Tuero
1998 Teams and Drivers
Teams Williams • Ferrari • Benetton • McLaren • Jordan • Prost • Sauber • Arrows • Stewart • Tyrrell • Minardi
Engines Arrows • Ferrari • Ford • Mecachrome • Mercedes • Mugen-Honda • Petronas • Peugeot • Playlife
Drivers 1 Villeneuve • 2 Frentzen • 3 M. Schumacher • 4 Irvine • 5 Fisichella • 6 Wurz • 7 Coulthard • 8 Häkkinen • 9 Hill • 10 R. Schumacher • 11 Panis • 12 Trulli • 14 Alesi • 15 Herbert • 16 Diniz • 17 Salo • 18 Barrichello • 19 Magnussen • 19 Verstappen • 20 Rosset • 21 Takagi • 22 Nakano • 23 Tuero
Other Drivers Badoer • De la Rosa • Heidfeld • Kristensen • Montoya • Zonta
1999 Teams and Drivers
Teams McLaren • Ferrari • Williams • Jordan • Benetton • Sauber • Arrows • Stewart • Prost • Minardi • BAR
Engines Arrows • Ferrari • Ford Cosworth • Mercedes • Mugen-Honda • Petronas • Peugeot • Playlife • Supertec
Drivers 1 Häkkinen • 2 Coulthard • 3 M. Schumacher/Salo • 4 Irvine • 5 Zanardi • 6 R. Schumacher • 7 Hill • 8 Frentzen • 9 Fisichella • 10 Wurz • 11 Alesi • 12 Diniz • 14 De la Rosa • 15 Takagi • 16 Barrichello • 17 Herbert • 18 Panis • 19 Trulli • 20 Badoer/Sarrazin • 21 Gené • 22 Villeneuve • 23 Zonta/Salo
2000 Teams and Drivers
Teams McLaren • Ferrari • Jordan • Jaguar • Williams • Benetton • Prost • Sauber • Arrows • Minardi • BAR
Engines BMW • Cosworth • Ferrari • Fondmetal • Honda • Mercedes • Mugen-Honda • Petronas • Peugeot • Playlife • Supertec
Drivers 1 Häkkinen • 2 Coulthard • 3 M. Schumacher • 4 Barrichello • 5 Frentzen • 6 Trulli • 7 Irvine • 7 Burti • 8 Herbert • 9 R. Schumacher • 10 Button • 11 Fisichella • 12 Wurz • 14 Alesi • 15 Heidfeld • 16 Diniz • 17 Salo • 18 De la Rosa • 19 Verstappen • 20 Gené • 21 Mazzacane • 22 Villeneuve • 23 Zonta
Other Drivers Badoer • Montoya • Panis • Webber
2001 Teams and Drivers
Teams Ferrari • McLaren • Williams • Benetton • BAR • Jordan • Arrows • Sauber • Jaguar • Minardi • Prost
Engines Acer • Asiatech • BMW • Cosworth • European • Ferrari • Honda • Mercedes • Petronas • Renault
Drivers 1 M. Schumacher • 2 Barrichello • 3 Häkkinen • 4 Coulthard • 5 R. Schumacher • 6 Montoya • 7 Fisichella • 8 Button • 9 Panis • 10 Villeneuve • 11 Frentzen • 11 Zonta • 11/12 Trulli • 12 Alesi • 14 Verstappen • 15 Bernoldi • 16 Heidfeld • 17 Räikkönen • 18 Irvine • 19 Burti • 19 de la Rosa • 20 Marques • 20 Yoong • 21 Alonso • 22 Alesi • 22 Frentzen • 23 Mazzacane • 23 Burti • 23 Enge
2002 Teams and Drivers
Teams Ferrari • McLaren • Williams • Sauber • Jordan • BAR • Renault • Jaguar • Arrows • Minardi • Toyota
Engines Ferrari • Mercedes • BMW • Petronas • Honda • Renault • Cosworth • Asiatech • Toyota
Drivers 1 M. Schumacher • 2 Barrichello • 3 Coulthard • 4 Räikkönen • 5 R. Schumacher • 6 Montoya • 7 Heidfeld • 8 Massa • 8 Frentzen • 9 Fisichella • 10 Sato • 11 Villeneuve • 12 Panis • 14 Trulli • 15 Button • 16 Irvine • 17 de la Rosa • 20 Frentzen • 21 Bernoldi • 22 Yoong • 22 Davidson • 23 Webber • 24 Salo • 25 McNish
2003 Teams and Drivers
Teams Ferrari • Williams • McLaren • Renault • Sauber • Jordan • Jaguar • BAR • Minardi • Toyota
Engines BMW • Cosworth • Ferrari • Ford • Honda • Mercedes • Petronas • Renault • Toyota
Drivers 1 M. Schumacher • 2 Barrichello • 3 Montoya • 4 R. Schumacher • 4 Gené • 5 Coulthard • 6 Räikkönen • 7 Trulli • 8 Alonso • 9 Heidfeld • 10 Frentzen • 11 Fisichella • 12 Firman • 12 Baumgartner • 14 Webber • 15 Pizzonia • 15 Wilson • 16 Villeneuve • 16 Sato • 17 Button • 18 Wilson • 18 Kiesa • 19 Verstappen • 20 Panis • 21 Da Matta
Other Drivers Badoer • Beretta • Bruni • Davidson • De la Rosa • Lotterer • Massa • McNish • Montagny • Paffett • Wurz • Zonta
2004 Teams and Drivers
Teams Ferrari • Williams • McLaren • Renault • BAR • Sauber • Jaguar • Toyota • Jordan • Minardi
Engines BMW • Ferrari • Ford Cosworth • Honda • Mercedes • Petronas • Toyota
Drivers 1 M. Schumacher • 2 Barrichello • 3 Montoya • 4 R. Schumacher • 4 Gené • 4 Pizzonia • 5 Coulthard • 6 Räikkönen • 7/16 Trulli • 7 Villeneuve • 8 Alonso • 9 Button • 10 Sato • 11 Fisichella • 12 Massa • 14 Webber • 15 Klien • 16 da Matta • 16/17 Zonta • 17 Panis • 18 Heidfeld • 19 Pantano • 19 Glock • 20 Bruni • 21 Baumgartner
Other Drivers Albers • Badoer • Bell • Beretta • Bernoldi • Bertolini • Briscoe • Burti • Carroll • Congfu • Davidson • Davison • Del Monte • Dixon • Doornbos • Firman • Green • Hamilton
2005 Teams and Drivers
Teams Ferrari • BAR • Renault • Williams • McLaren • Sauber • Red Bull • Toyota • Jordan • Minardi
Engines BMW • Cosworth • Ferrari • Honda • Mercedes • Petronas • Renault • Toyota
Drivers 1 M. Schumacher • 2 Barrichello • 3 Button • 4 Sato • 4 Davidson • 5 Alonso • 6 Fisichella • 7 Webber • 8 Heidfeld • 8 Pizzonia • 9 Räikkönen • 10 Montoya • 10 De la Rosa • 10 Wurz • 11 Villeneuve • 12 Massa • 14 Coulthard • 15 Klien • 15 Liuzzi • 16 Trulli • 17 R. Schumacher • 17 Zonta • 18 Monteiro • 19 Karthikeyan • 20 Friesacher • 20 Doornbos • 21 Albers
Other Drivers Badoer • Bernoldi • Gené • Kiesa • Kovalainen • Montagny • Panis • Rosberg • Speed • Yamamoto
2006 Teams and Drivers
Teams Renault • McLaren • Ferrari • Toyota • Williams • Honda • Red Bull • BMW Sauber • Midland • Toro Rosso • Super Aguri
Engines BMW • Cosworth • Ferrari • Honda • Mercedes • Renault • Toyota
Drivers 1 Alonso • 2 Fisichella • 3 Räikkönen • 4 Montoya • 4 De la Rosa • 5 M. Schumacher • 6 Massa • 7 R. Schumacher • 8 Trulli • 9 Webber • 10 Rosberg • 11 Barrichello • 12 Button • 14 Coulthard • 15 Klien • 15 Doornbos • 16 Heidfeld • 17 Villeneuve • 17 Kubica • 18 Monteiro • 19 Albers • 20 Liuzzi • 21 Speed • 22 Sato • 23 Ide • 23 Montagny • 23 Yamamoto
Other Drivers Badoer • Davidson • Hamilton • Kovalainen • Piquet • Sutil • Vettel • Wurz
2007 Teams and Drivers
Teams McLaren • Renault • Ferrari • Honda • BMW Sauber • Toyota • Red Bull • Williams • Toro Rosso • Spyker • Super Aguri
Engines BMW • Ferrari • Honda • Mercedes • Renault • Toyota
Drivers 1 Alonso • 2 Hamilton • 3 Fisichella • 4 Kovalainen • 5 Massa • 6 Räikkönen • 7 Button • 8 Barrichello • 9 Heidfeld • 10 Kubica/Vettel • 11 R. Schumacher • 12 Trulli • 14 Coulthard • 15 Webber • 16 Rosberg • 17 Wurz/Nakajima • 18 Liuzzi • 19 Speed/Vettel • 20 Sutil • 21 Albers/Winkelhock/Yamamoto • 22 Sato • 23 Davidson
Other Drivers Albuquerque • Ammermüller • Andretti • Asmer • Badoer • Bird • Bourdais • Buemi • Chandhok • Chandhok
2008 Teams and Drivers
Teams Ferrari • BMW Sauber • Renault • Williams • Red Bull • Toyota • Toro Rosso • Honda • Super Aguri • Force India • McLaren
Engines Mercedes • Renault • Ferrari • BMW • Toyota • Honda
Race Drivers 1 Räikkönen • 2 Massa • 3 Heidfeld • 4 Kubica • 5 Alonso • 6 Piquet, Jr • 7 Rosberg • 8 Nakajima • 9 Coulthard • 10 Webber • 11 Trulli • 12 Glock • 14 Bourdais • 15 Vettel • 16 Button • 17 Barrichello • 18 Sato • 19 Davidson • 20 Sutil • 21 Fisichella • 22 Hamilton • 23 Kovalainen
Other Drivers Badoer • Gené • Schumacher • Klien • Asmer • di Grassi • Grosjean • Yamamoto • Hülkenberg • Buemi • Kobayashi • Hartley • Wurz • Conway • Filippi • Liuzzi • Paffett • de la Rosa
2009 Teams and Drivers
Teams McLaren • Ferrari • BMW Sauber • Renault • Toyota • Toro Rosso • Red Bull • Williams • Force India • Brawn
Engines Mercedes • Renault • Ferrari • BMW • Toyota
Race Drivers 1 Hamilton • 2 Kovalainen • 3 Massa • Badoer • 4 Räikkönen • 5 Kubica • 6 Heidfeld • 7 Alonso • 8 Piquet, Jr • 8 Grosjean • 9 Trulli • 10 Glock • 10 Kobayashi • 11 Bourdais • 11 Alguersuari • 12 Buemi • 14 Webber • 15 Vettel • 16 Rosberg • 17 Nakajima • 20 Sutil • 21/3 Fisichella • 21 Liuzzi • 22 Button • 23 Barrichello
Other Drivers Paffett • de la Rosa • Gené • Klien • di Grassi • Hartley • Coulthard • Hülkenberg • Davidson • Wurz
2010 Teams and Drivers
Teams McLaren • Mercedes • Red Bull • Ferrari • Williams • Renault • Force India • Toro Rosso • Lotus • HRT • BMW Sauber • Virgin
Engines Mercedes • Renault • Ferrari • Cosworth
Race Drivers 1 Button • 2 Hamilton • 3 Schumacher • 4 Rosberg • 5 Vettel • 6 Webber • 7 Massa • 8 Alonso • 9 Barrichello • 10 Hülkenberg • 11 Kubica • 12 Petrov • 14 Sutil • 15 Liuzzi • 16 Buemi • 17 Alguersuari • 18 Trulli • 19 Kovalainen • 20 Chandhok • 20/21 Yamamoto • 20 Klien • 21 Senna • 22 De la Rosa • 22 Heidfeld • 23 Kobayashi • 24 Glock • 25 Di Grassi
Other Drivers Paffett • Hartley • Ricciardo • Coulthard • Fisichella • Badoer • Gené • Bottas • Tung • D'Ambrosio • Charouz • Di Resta • Fauzy • Soucek • Razia
V T E Grand Prix Drivers' Association
Chairman
Moss • Bonnier • Stewart • Scheckter • Pironi • Senna • M. Schumacher • Coulthard • R. Schumacher • De la Rosa • Heidfeld • Barrichello • Wurz
Directors
M. Schumacher • Berger • Brundle • D. Hill • Coulthard • Wurz • Trulli • Webber • R. Schumacher • Alonso • De la Rosa • Heidfeld • Massa • Vettel • Barrichello • Button • Grosjean
Affected races
1969 Belgian Grand Prix • 1970 German Grand Prix • 1982 South African Grand Prix • 1994 San Marino Grand Prix
Related
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