Name

Heinz-Harald Frentzen

 

Birthday

18 May 1967

 

Born under the sign of

Taurus

 

Place of birth

Mönchengladbach (D)

 

Residence

Neuss (D)

 

Height

1.78 m

 

Weight

72 kg

 

Marital status

Married to Tanja,

3 daughters: Lea, Sarah and Fenja

 

In motorsport since

1980

 

First win in karting

1981

 

First F1 drive

1993 in the Tyrrell-Honda as test driver for Mugen engines and Bridgestone tyres

 

First Grand Prix

1994 Interlagos (BR), Sauber-Mercedes C13

 

First Grand Prix victory

1997 Imola (I), Williams-Renault FW19

 

Grand Prix victories

3

 

Pole positions

2

 

Season by season:

2014

ADAC GT Masters

for HTP Motorsport in a

Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG GT3

 

2012

ADAC GT Masters

for Team Callaway in a Corvette Z06

 

2011

ADAC GT Masters

for Team Callaway in a Corvette Z06

 

2010

Speedcar Series for Team Phoenix

 

2009

Speedcar Series for Team Phoenix

 

2008

Nürburgring 24 Hours

Participation with the self-constructed HHF Hybrid Race Car based on an Apollo road car

Le Mans 24 Hours

 

2006

DTM

Audi

 

2005

DTM

Opel

 

2004

DTM

Opel

 

2003

Formula One

Team Sauber-Petronas

 

2002

Formula One

Team Orange Arrows

Team Sauber-Petronas (GP USA)

 

2001

Formula One

Team Jordan Honda

Team Prost Acer

 

2000

Formula One

Team Jordan Mugen-Honda, 9th place

 

1999

Formula One

Team Jordan Mugen-Honda, 3rd place
(2 victories)

 

1998

Formula One

Team Winfield Williams, 7th place

 

1997

Formula One

Team Rothmans Williams-Renault, World Championship runner-up (1 victory)

 

1996

Formula One

Team Red Bull Sauber-Ford

 

1995

Formula One

Team Red Bull Sauber-Ford, 9th place

 

1994

Formula One

Team Sauber-Mercedes

 

1993

Japanese Formula 3000 Championship

Team Nova Engineering, 9th place

Formula One test driver for Mugen and Bridgestone

 

1992

Japanese Formula 3000 Championship

Team Nova Engineering

Japanese Sports Prototype Championship

Team Nova Engineering

World Sports Car Championship

Team Euro Racing

 

1991

International Formula 3000 Championship

Team Vortex

 

1990

International Formula 3000 Championship Team Eddie Jordan Racing

World Sports Car Championship

Sauber-Mercedes Junior Team

 

1989

German Formula 3 Championship

Team Schübel, 2nd place

 

1988

Formula Opel Lotus

Team Mass, German Champion

Team Mass, Euro Series

 

1987

Formula Ford 2000

Eifelland Racing-Albert Hamper, 2nd place

 

1986

Formula Ford 2000

Eifelland Racing-Albert Hamper

 

1985

First commitments in single-seater racing

 

1980–1985

Karting