The Bad: Lots and lots of bad. Lack of funds meant that Arrows did very little testing and even very little racing. In the latter half of the season the Arrows drivers deliberately failed to qualify France, and the team didn't even show up for the final five races. Team owner Tom Walkinshaw remains embroiled in various legal wrangles, including one with Frentzen who is seeking back pay.

Key Stat: Red ink. The lack of money hampered the team from preseason testing onwards and eventually caused its demise.

2003 Outlook
What needs to be done: Frentzen can leave the Arrows mess behind as he joins Sauber this season. Sauber leases one-year old Ferrari engines, and having the superb 2002 Ferrari V10 will be a real asset for the team in 2003. Now Sauber has to make sure its chassis is up to the task. Frentzen has to make sure he doesn't get out-psyched by teammate and hot shoe Nick Heidfeld. The team needs more sponsorship to compete against the factory-backed teams.

Prediction: Despite being with a privately-owed team, Frentzen will score a nice handful of points in 2003 with Sauber.

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