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Gallery: The drivers and teams of F1 1997

One of the toughest title duels in recent Formula 1 history had a controversial ending 20 years ago. Here are the 29 drivers...

Michael Schumacher, Ferrari F310B
#1: Damon Hill, Arrows A18
#2: Pedro Diniz, Arrows A18
#3: Jacques Villeneuve, Williams FW19
#4: Heinz-Harald Frentzen, Williams FW19
#5: Michael Schumacher, Ferrari F310B
#6: Eddie Irvine, Ferrari F310B
#7: Jean Alesi, Benetton B197
#8: Gerhard Berger, Benetton B197
#8: Alexander Wurz, Benetton B197
Replaced Berger from Canada through Britain due to the Austrian's illness and the loss of his father
#9: Mika Hakkinen, McLaren MP4/12
#10: David Coulthard, McLaren MP4/12
#11: Ralf Schumacher, Jordan 197
#12: Giancarlo Fisichella, Jordan 197
#14: Olivier Panis, Prost JS45
Broke leg in Canadian Grand Prix, missing seven races before returning for the Nurburgring's Luxembourg GP
#14: Jarno Trulli, Prost JS45
Replaced injured Panis from French through Austrian Grands Prix
#15: Shinji Nakano, Prost JS45
#16: Johnny Herbert, Sauber C16
#17: Nicola Larini, Sauber C16
Replaced after Monaco GP.
#17: Gianni Morbidelli, Sauber C16
Raced in Spain and Canada, missed three races, then regained seat from Hungary to Japan.
#17: Norberto Fontana, Sauber C16
Raced from France to Germany, then returned for Jerez after six races out.
#18: Jos Verstappen, Tyrrell 025
#19: Mika Salo, Tyrrell 025
#20: Ukyo Katayama, Minardi M197
#21: Jarno Trulli, Minardi M197
Left team for Prost after Canadian GP.
#21: Tarso Marques, Minardi M197
Replaced Trulli from French GP.
#22: Rubens Barrichello, Stewart SF-1
#23: Jan Magnussen, Stewart SF-1
#24: Vincenzo Sospiri, Lola T97/30
Both Lola drivers failed to qualify for the Australian GP, and the team folded prior to the next race
#25: Ricardo Rosset, Lola T97/30
Both Lola drivers failed to qualify for the Australian GP, and the team folded prior to the next race
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