When Heinz-Harald arrived in Formula 1 in 1994 it was clear that a new star had entered the sport, as his debut season saw him take his lowly Sauber to four point finishes.  As testament to his impeccable character, he turned down a dream position at Williams to replace the deceased Ayrton Senna in 1994 in order to honour his contract with Sauber. He eventually did join the Williams team in 1997, yet besides occasional flashes of brilliance his time at Williams was disappointingly uneventful. Then, in 1999, he joined Jordan where he proved to all who doubted him that he was a star by bringing his team from perennial mid-fielders to championship contenders, just 10 points shy of the World Crown.  After two dreadful seasons mixed between three teams, he is back at Sauber and hoping to return to his true championship form.