Michael Pedersen Racing

Michael Pedersen Racing (MPR) are a team in FF1M. They have competed in all but one season of FF1M. They were founded by Team Principal Michael Pedersen. The Team previously competed in AF1RL.

History

MPR was one of the original 11 teams that competed in the first season of FF1M. They experienced their first victory courtesy of Jacques Villeneuve at a rainy 1989 Spanish GP, a landmark race as it was the first that featured race highlights. They tasted championship success the following season in the form of a drivers championship for Alain Prost, however, their first constructors championship eluded them for many seasons. They missed out by a single point to FJR in 2001, but they finally broke that particular duck in 2005, where they dominated. Ralf Schumacher also won the drivers championship for them that season after overhauling teammate Mark Webber and Gui Racing's Timo Glock. A second constructors championship was added in 2011 thanks to a resurgent Lewis Hamilton winning the last five races of the season. Over the course of MPR's history, they have raced in 379 grand prixs, taken 34 victories on the way. The most in one season came in the 2005 season with nine from Ralf Schumacher and Mark Webber, but Nick Heidfeld has taken the most for the team with seven.

Results

FF1M

Year	Engine	Ch. Pos	Races	Points	Wins	Drivers	Ch. Pos	Races	Points	Wins
1988 (M1)	Ferrari	10th	16	3		Eddie Irvine	21st	16	0
						Rubens Barrichello	15th	16	3
1989 (M2)	Ferrari	5th	16	38	1	Jenson Button	17th	16	3
						Jacques Villeneuve	5th	16	35	1
1990 (M3)	Ferrari	4th	17	66	4	Alain Prost	1st	17	65	4
						Rubens Barrichello	18th	17	1
1991 (M4)	Renault	6th	17	66	1	Nigel Mansell	12th	17	32	1
						Gerhard Berger	11th	17	34
1992 (M5)	Ferrari	6th	16	33		Michael Schumacher	9th	16	26
						Kimi Raikkonen	14th	16	7
1993 (M6)	Mugen Honda	3rd	16	80	2	Damon Hill	9th	16	34
						Mika Hakkinen	7th	16	46	2
1994 (M7)	Mercedes	9th	16	14		Heikki Kovalainen	17th	16	4
						Eddie Irvine	14th	16	10
1996	Mugen Honda	11th	16	4		Jan Magnussen	23rd	12	0
						Norberto Fontana	24th	8	0
						Vincenzo Sospiri	17th	12	4
1997	Mercedes (Works)	6th	17	43		Eddie Irvine	10th	17	34
						Giancarlo Fisichella	15th	11	7
						Nicola Larini	21st	6	2
1998	Mercedes (Works)	3rd	16	84		Jacques Villeneuve	6th	16	43
						Rubens Barrichello	7th	16	41
1999	Mercedes (Works)	10th	17	7		Jos Verstappen	26th	4	0
						Jan Magnussen	20th	13	3
						Giancarlo Fisichella	24th	4	0
						Mika Salo	19th	13	4
2000	Mercedes (Works)	6th	16	52	2	Nick Heidfeld	8th	16	38	2
						Jean Alesi	13th	16	14
2001	Mercedes	2nd	17	142	8	Nick Heidfeld	5th	17	68	5
						David Coulthard	3rd	17	74	3
2002	Toyota	9th	16	21		Jenson Button	12th	16	19
						Mark Webber	18th	16	2
2003	Toyota	2nd	16	105		Ralf Schumacher	3rd	16	66
						Mark Webber	6th	16	39
2004	Toyota V10	5th	17	57		Ralf Schumacher	12th	17	20
						Mark Webber	8th	17	37
2005	Mercedes V8	1st	17	164	9	Ralf Schumacher	1st	17	86	5
						Mark Webber	3rd	17	78	4
2006	Mercedes V8	3rd	17	101	2	Ralf Schumacher	10th	7	30	1
						Mark Webber	9th	17	31
						Neel Jani	6th	10	40	1
2007	Toyota V8	7th	14*1	35		Fernando Alonso	7th	14	33
						Neel Jani	18th	8*2	2
						Adrian Sutil	34th	2	0
						Felipe Massa	32nd	4	0
2008	Toyota V8	6th	16*3	45		Sebastian Vettel	8th	16	26
						Kimi Raikkonen	11th	16	19
2009	Mercedes V8	5th	18	42		Kamui Kobayashi	7th	18	31
						Adrian Zaugg	15th	18	11
2010	Mercedes V8	5th	18	59		Kamui Kobayashi	8th	18	34
						Adrian Zaugg	20th	6	8
						Karun Chandhok	17th	12	17
2011	Mercedes (W)	1st	17	122	5	Lewis Hamilton	3rd	17	78	5
						Kamui Kobayashi	8th	17	44
2012	BMW (W)					Kamui Kobayashi
						Bruno Senna

*₁ - Pedersen failed to qualify for 3 races

*₂ - Neel Jani participated in round 1-6 and 13-17.

*₃ - Pedersen failed to qualify for the German Grand Prix

FF2M

Pedersen also runs Danish Racing Team, a team that races in FF2M