A quick guide to the F1 sites on SportNetwork

By subh
February 4 2003

The lack of significant Formula One news over the winter months means that some of our sites are not listed as currently ‘live,’ but the ones available on this network are as follows.

Ferrari
Italian team that retains Michael Schumacher and Rubéns Barrichello for 2003. First entered F1 in 1950

Williams
British team that retains Ralf Schumacher, Juan Pablo Montoya and BMW engines for 2003. First entered F1 in 1969

McLaren
British team that retains David Couthard, Kimi Räikkönen and Mercedes-Benz engines for 2003. First entered F1 in 1966

Renault
French-British team that retains Jarno Trulli and promotes Fernando Alonso for 2003. First entered F1 between 1977 and 1985. Took over the Benetton team for 2002

Sauber
Swiss team that retains Nick Heidfeld and Petronas engines, and gains Heinz-Harald Frentzen for 2003. First entered F1 in 1993

Jordan
Irish-British team that retains Giancarlo Fisichella and gains Ralph Firman Jr and the Ford Cosworth engines for 2003. First entered F1 in 1991

Jaguar
British team that retains Cosworth engines, and gains Mark Webber and Antônio Pizzonia for 2003. First entered F1 in 2000 - took over the Stewart team

British American Racing
British team that retains Jacques Villeneuve and Honda engines, and gains Jenson Button for 2003. First entered F1 in 1999 - took over the Tyrrell team

Minardi
Italian-Australian team that gains Jos Verstappen, Justin Wilson and Cosworth engines for 2003. First entered F1 in 1985

Toyota
Japanese-German team that gains Olivier Panis and Cristiano da Matta for 2003. First entered F1 in 2002

Arrows
British team. 2003 championship entry declined. First entered F1 in 1978


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