The Harvey Postlewaite designed Tyrrell 019 influenced all F1 designers for years to come; it pioneered the high nose. The under-powered engine was the weak part of the package, but the excellent chassis and aerodynamics more than made up for that.
Rookie Jean Alesi finished in second in the Monaco Grand Prix.
This is the chassis that Alesi used to score the second place finish and is seen here at the 2002 Goodwood Festival of Speed.
Article by Wouter Melissen, last updated before 12 / 01 / 2004
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The Harvey Postlewaite designed Tyrrell 019 influenced all F1 designers for years to come; it pioneered the high nose. The under-powered engine was the weak part of the package, but the excellent chassis and aerodynamics more than made up for that.
