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Season · 16 rounds, all run

1999 FIA Formula One World Championship

Ferrari's first constructors' title since 1983 while Schumacher sat out with a broken leg from Silverstone.

Rounds
16all run
Drivers' champion
Mika Hakkinen76 points
Constructors' champion
Ferrari128 points
Margin
2over Eddie Irvine

How the title was decided

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Mika HakkinenEddie IrvineHeinz-Harald Frentzen

The three drivers who finished highest, tracked from the opening round.

The numbers behind this chart, How the title was decided
How the title was decided
DriverAfter roundPoints
Mika Hakkinen210
Mika Hakkinen310
Mika Hakkinen414
Mika Hakkinen524
Mika Hakkinen634
Mika Hakkinen740
Mika Hakkinen840
Mika Hakkinen944
Mika Hakkinen1044
Mika Hakkinen1154
Mika Hakkinen1260
Mika Hakkinen1360
Mika Hakkinen1462
Mika Hakkinen1566
Mika Hakkinen1676
Eddie Irvine110
Eddie Irvine212
Eddie Irvine312
Eddie Irvine418
Eddie Irvine521
Eddie Irvine625
Eddie Irvine726
Eddie Irvine832
Eddie Irvine942
Eddie Irvine1052
Eddie Irvine1156
Eddie Irvine1259
Eddie Irvine1360
Eddie Irvine1460
Eddie Irvine1570
Eddie Irvine1674
Heinz-Harald Frentzen16
Heinz-Harald Frentzen210
Heinz-Harald Frentzen310
Heinz-Harald Frentzen413
Heinz-Harald Frentzen513
Heinz-Harald Frentzen613
Heinz-Harald Frentzen723
Heinz-Harald Frentzen826
Heinz-Harald Frentzen929
Heinz-Harald Frentzen1033
Heinz-Harald Frentzen1136
Heinz-Harald Frentzen1240
Heinz-Harald Frentzen1350
Heinz-Harald Frentzen1450
Heinz-Harald Frentzen1551
Heinz-Harald Frentzen1654

Final drivers' standings

Final drivers' standings
PosDriverWinsPointsGap
1Mika Hakkinen576—
2Eddie Irvine4742
3Heinz-Harald Frentzen25422
4David Coulthard24828
5Michael Schumacher24432
6Ralf Schumacher03541
7Rubens Barrichello02155
8Johnny Herbert11561
9Giancarlo Fisichella01363
10Mika Salo01066
11Jarno Trulli0769
12Damon Hill0769
13Alexander Wurz0373
14Pedro Diniz0373
15Olivier Panis0274
16Jean Alesi0274
17Pedro de la Rosa0175
18Marc Gené0175
A driver with points and no position was excluded from the classification: the points stand, the position does not. Wins are counted from the race records, and a shared drive is a win for both of its drivers. The gap is to the highest points total classified, so the leader's own is an em dash; before 1991 it is a difference of net totals, dropped scores and all.

Final constructors' standings

Final constructors' standings
PosConstructorPointsGap
1Ferrari ferrari128—
2McLaren mercedes1244
3Jordan mugen-honda6167
4Stewart Grand Prix ford3692
5Williams supertec3593
6Benetton playlife16112
7Prost Grand Prix peugeot9119
8Sauber petronas5123
9Arrows arrows1127
10Minardi ford1127
The gap is to the highest points total classified, so the leader's own is an em dash; before 1991 it is a difference of net totals, dropped scores and all. The championship is contested by a chassis–engine pair, so one name can appear more than once with different engines.

The calendar

  1. R1Australianrun
  2. R2Brazilianrun
  3. R3San Marinorun
  4. R4Monacorun
  5. R5Spanishrun
  6. R6Canadianrun
  7. R7Frenchrun
  8. R8Britishrun
  9. R9Austrianrun
  10. R10Germanrun
  11. R11Hungarianrun
  12. R12Belgianrun
  13. R13Italianrun
  14. R14Europeanrun
  15. R15Malaysianrun
  16. R16Japaneserun

The outline is F1DB’s, for every layout; the trace is OpenStreetMap’s, where it exists. F1DB, CC BY 4.0 · drawn by Jules Roy.

The calendar
RGrand PrixCircuitDatesWinnerConstructorPoleFastest lap
1Australian Grand PrixAlbert ParkEddie IrvineFerrariMika HakkinenMichael Schumacher
2Brazilian Grand PrixAutodromo Jose Carlos Pace (Interlagos)Mika HakkinenMcLarenMika HakkinenMika Hakkinen
3San Marino Grand PrixAutodromo Enzo e Dino FerrariMichael SchumacherFerrariMika HakkinenMichael Schumacher
4Monaco Grand PrixCircuit de MonacoMichael SchumacherFerrariMika HakkinenMika Hakkinen
5Spanish Grand PrixCircuit de Barcelona-CatalunyaMika HakkinenMcLarenMika HakkinenMichael Schumacher
6Canadian Grand PrixCircuit Gilles-VilleneuveMika HakkinenMcLarenMichael SchumacherEddie Irvine
7French Grand PrixCircuit de Nevers Magny-CoursHeinz-Harald FrentzenJordanRubens BarrichelloDavid Coulthard
8British Grand PrixSilverstone CircuitDavid CoulthardMcLarenMika HakkinenMika Hakkinen
9Austrian Grand PrixRed Bull RingEddie IrvineFerrariMika HakkinenMika Hakkinen
10German Grand PrixHockenheimringEddie IrvineFerrariMika HakkinenDavid Coulthard
11Hungarian Grand PrixHungaroringMika HakkinenMcLarenMika HakkinenDavid Coulthard
12Belgian Grand PrixCircuit de Spa-FrancorchampsDavid CoulthardMcLarenMika HakkinenMika Hakkinen
13Italian Grand PrixAutodromo Nazionale MonzaHeinz-Harald FrentzenJordanMika HakkinenRalf Schumacher
14European Grand PrixNurburgring (GP-Strecke)Johnny HerbertStewart Grand PrixHeinz-Harald FrentzenMika Hakkinen
15Malaysian Grand PrixSepang International CircuitEddie IrvineFerrariMichael SchumacherMichael Schumacher
16Japanese Grand PrixSuzuka CircuitMika HakkinenMcLarenMichael SchumacherMichael Schumacher
Two names in one cell is a shared drive: both drivers are classified in that position, and both are winners. Open any round for its full classification.

Who entered

Who entered
ConstructorEntered asChassisDesignsEnginesTyres
ArrowsRepsol ArrowsArrows A201Arrows A20E 3.0 V10Bridgestone
BenettonMild Seven Benetton PlaylifeBenetton B1991Playlife FB01 3.0 V10Bridgestone
British American RacingBritish American RacingBAR 011Supertec FB01 3.0 V10Bridgestone
FerrariScuderia Ferrari MarlboroFerrari F3991Ferrari 048 3.0 V10Bridgestone
JordanBenson & Hedges JordanJordan 1991Mugen-Honda MF-301HD 3.0 V10Bridgestone
McLarenWest McLaren MercedesMcLaren MP4/141Mercedes FO 110H 3.0 V10Bridgestone
MinardiFondmetal Minardi TeamMinardi M011Ford VJM1 Zetec-R 3.0 V10, Ford VJM2 Zetec-R 3.0 V10Bridgestone
Prost Grand PrixGauloises Prost PeugeotProst AP021Peugeot A18 3.0 V10Bridgestone
SauberRed Bull Sauber PetronasSauber C181Petronas SPE-03A 3.0 V10Bridgestone
Stewart Grand PrixHSBC Stewart FordStewart SF31Ford CR-1 3.0 V10Bridgestone
WilliamsWinfield WilliamsWilliams FW211Supertec FB01 3.0 V10Bridgestone
Where an entrant ran more than one design, no source records which car raced which round — so those race results carry no chassis.

Photographs

From Wikimedia Commons, each shown with the photographer and licence its terms require.

McLaren MP4/14
McLaren MP4/14
Mika Hakkinen 1999 Canada · Paul Lannuier from Sussex, NJ, USA · CC BY-SA 2.0 · unchecked
Ferrari F399
Ferrari F399
Eddie Irvine 1999 Canada · Paul Lannuier from Sussex, NJ, USA · CC BY-SA 2.0 · unchecked
Jordan 199
Jordan 199
Heinz-Harald Frentzen 1999 Canada · Paul Lannuier from Sussex, NJ, USA · CC BY-SA 2.0 · unchecked
Stewart SF3
Stewart SF3
Rubens Barrichello 1999 Canada · Paul Lannuier from Sussex, NJ, USA · CC BY-SA 2.0 · unchecked
Arrows A20
Arrows A20
Arrows A20 Historacing Festival Lédenon 2012 · Thomas Bersy · CC BY-SA 2.0
BAR 01
BAR 01
Jacques Villeneuve 1999 Canada · Paul Lannuier from Sussex, NJ, USA · CC BY-SA 2.0 · unchecked

A photograph marked unchecked has a file name that does not name the car it is shown for. Most are still the right car, filed under the driver rather than the machine — but nobody has confirmed these one by one.

5 more photographs
Benetton B199
Benetton B199
Giancarlo Fisichella 1999 Canada · Paul Lannuier from Sussex, NJ, USA · CC BY-SA 2.0 · unchecked
Minardi M01
Minardi M01
Minardi M01 · Andrea borsari · CC BY-SA 4.0
Prost AP02
Prost AP02
Jarno Trulli 1999 Canada · Paul Lannuier from Sussex, NJ, USA · CC BY-SA 2.0 · unchecked
Sauber C18
Sauber C18
Jean Alesi 1999 Canada · Paul Lannuier from Sussex, NJ, USA · CC BY-SA 2.0 · unchecked
Williams FW21
Williams FW21
Williams FW21 · Joecompan · CC BY 4.0

Where this comes from

Team
McLaren
Runner-up
Eddie Irvine — 74
Engine formula
3.0 L naturally aspirated, max 10 cylinders (V10 from 2000 mandated)
Tyres
Bridgestone (sole supplier)
Entered
24 drivers, 11 constructors, 9 engine makers — counted from the entries, whether or not they started