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Career Details
| 2006 | Initially struggles to make transition from Ferrari to Honda machinery and is outperformed by team mate Jenson Button. Fourth places in Monaco and Hungary his best results en route to seventh in drivers' championship. |
| 2005 | Second place at season opener in Melbourne strongest result of year, as Ferrari struggle for pace. Scores on seven more occasions, but can only finish eighth in standings, worst placing since joining Ferrari. Announces move to Honda for 2006. |
| 2004 | Scores four pole positions, two wins and a further 12 podiums on his way to a convincing second place in the driver standings. |
| 2003 | Fourth in the driver standings with two race wins. Again plays a vital role in Ferrari's, and Michael Schumacher's, championship success. |
| 2002 | Second in the Drivers' Championship in Ferrari's most dominant season to date. Takes four victories. |
| 2001 | Still at Ferrari, third in the Drivers' Championship. |
| 2000 | Goes to Ferrari as second driver, replacing Eddie Irvine. Manages an emotional - and popular - win at the German Grand Prix. Finishes the season fourth in the Drivers' Championship with 62 points. |
| 1999 | Best season with Stewart. Third places in the San Marino, French and European Grands Prix. Seventh in the Drivers' Championship with 21 points. |
| 1998 | Fifth places in Spain and Canada the best performances of the season. 13th in the Drivers' Championship. |
| 1997 | Signs for Stewart and finishes 13th in the Drivers' Championship after a brilliant second place at Monaco. |
| 1994 | Still with Jordan, finishes sixth in the Drivers' Championship. Scores his first podium finish with a third place at the Pacific Grand Prix at TI Aida. |
| 1993 | Signs for the Jordan team and makes his debut at the South African Grand Prix. |