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'''Jaguar''' are a British automotive manufacturer who have been in operation since 1936. | '''Jaguar''' are a British automotive manufacturer who have been in operation since 1936. | ||
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| Full Name | Jaguar Racing F1 Team |
| Base | Milton Keynes, United Kingdom |
| Founder(s) |  Wolfgang Reitzle
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 Dario Franchitti Eddie Irvine
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Jaguar are a British automotive manufacturer who have been in operation since 1936.
Jaguar have been involved in motorsport since the 1950s, racing in Sportscars and Formula One. In 1953 and 1954, Jaguar, in co-operation with Aston Martin completed a hat-trick of title wins - winning the Driver's Championship (with B. Bira and Tony Bettenhausen), the Constructor's Championship and the Entrant's Championship.
Jaguar returned to F1 in 2000 and raced with little success until the team was sold to Austrian energy drinks giant Red Bull in 2005.
Formula One
See Stewart Grand Prix for pre-2000 history.
2000
Following the conclusion of the 1999 season, the Ford Motor Company completed the purchase of the former Stewart Grand Prix team and re-branded it as Jaguar Racing. The team retained the services of 1999 driving personnel Dario Franchitti and Jan Magnussen - although Magnussen was demoted to reserve driver status. Franchitti would be joined by hot-headed Northern Irish driver Eddie Irvine, whom had had an impressive few seasons with the likes of Sauber and Minardi in the years prior.
