Arrows Formula 1 Engines
Founders: Franco Ambrosio (1932-2009), Alan Rees (1938-2024), Jackie Oliver, Dave Wass & Tony Southgate
Nation: United Kingdom
First GP: Australia 1998
Last GP: Japan 1999
Best Result: 4th
Best Grid Position: 6th
Championship History
Best Constructors: 7th (1998)
Best Driver: 13th (Mika Salo, 1998)
| Year | Position |
|---|---|
| 1998 | 7th |
| 1999 | 9th |
Overall Statistics
- 32 Grands Prix
- 2 seasons
- 4 drivers
- 7 championship points
- 2,254 laps raced
- 10,697 km raced
Engine Specifications
Arrows T2-F1 (Hart 1030) (1998)
After a difficult 1997 season with unreliable Yamaha engines, team principal Tom Walkinshaw acquired Brian Hart’s company to build their own engines. The rebranded Arrows engine proved mediocre and unreliable.
Configuration: 72° V10
Displacement: 2,996 cm³
Power: 700 hp
RPM: 15,000
Weight: 120 kg
Dimensions: 602mm length × 595mm width
Teams: Arrows
Arrows A20E (1999)
Technical staff worked to improve the Hart V10’s reliability but failed, resulting in only 1 championship point all season (scored by Pedro de la Rosa in Australia).
Configuration: 72° V10
Displacement: 2,998 cm³
Power: 715 hp
RPM: 15,000
Teams: Arrows
