Nick Heidfeld

Nick Heidfeld is a German racing driver.

Pictures

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  2006, Nürburgring
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  2008 Canadian GP
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  2008 Canadian GP (cropped version)
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  2009 Australian GP
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  cropped
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  2010 Japanese GP
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  Jerez test, February 2011
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  Barcelona test, February 2011
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  cropped version
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  2011 Canadian GP

Cars

Early career

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  Lola B99/50 Formula 3000 car (1999)

Jordan (2004)

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  Canadian GP
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  cropped version
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  Belgian GP

Williams (2005)

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  San Marino GP
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  Canadian GP
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  United States GP

BMW Sauber (2006–2009), Sauber (2010)

2006

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  Monaco GP
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  United States GP
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  Brazilian GP

2007

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  Leading Felipe Massa at the Malaysian GP
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  Canadian GP
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  British GP
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  British GP
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  Monza test

2008

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  Australian GP
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  Malaysian GP
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  Spanish GP
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  Monaco GP
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  Canadian GP
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  Canadian GP
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  Being passed by Robert Kubica at the Canadian GP
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  Testing at Catalunya
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  Testing at Catalunya
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  French GP
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  Overtaking Fernando Alonso at the British GP
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  Overtaking Heikki Kovalainen at the British GP
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  European GP
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  Belgian GP
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  Belgian GP
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  Singapore GP
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  Chinese GP

2009

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  Testing at Jerez, March
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  Testing at Barcelona, March
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  Testing at Barcelona, March
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  Testing at Barcelona, March
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  Malaysian GP
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  Malaysian GP
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  Chinese GP
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  Turkish GP
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  Turkish GP
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  Turkish GP
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  Turkish GP
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  Turkish GP
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  Turkish GP
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  Leading Lewis Hamilton at the Turkish GP
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  German GP
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  German GP
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  Belgian GP
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  Belgian GP
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  Italian GP
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  Italian GP
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  Singapore GP
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  Singapore GP

2010

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  Testing Pirelli tire in August.
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  Japanese GP

Renault (2011)

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  Testing at Jerez, February
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  Testing at Jerez, February
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  Testing at Barcelona, February
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  Malaysian GP
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  Malaysian GP
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  Malaysian GP
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  Malaysian GP
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  Malaysian GP
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  Malaysian GP
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  Malaysian GP
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  Spanish GP
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  Canadian GP
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  Canadian GP
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  Canadian GP
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  British GP

Teams

Formula One

• Prost Grand Prix (2000)
• Sauber (2001 - 2003, 2010)
• Jordan Grand Prix (2004)
• WilliamsF1 (2005)
• BMW Sauber (2006 - 2009)
• Renault (2011)