Jaguar Racing
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| Full name | Jaguar Racing |
| Base | Brackley, United Kingdom |
| Team principal | David Richards |
| Technical director | Geoffrey Willis |
| Race drivers | 11. Mark Webber 12. Christian Klien |
| Test drivers | - |
| Chassis | - |
| Engine | Cosworth V10 |
| Tyres | Michelin |
| Debut | 2000 - |
| Races competed | - |
| Constructors' Championships | none |
| Drivers' Championships | none |
| Race victories | - |
| Pole positions | - |
| Fastest laps | - |
| 2004 Championship position | 7th (- points) |
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The Jaguar Formula One team formed when Ford took over Jackie Stewart's Stewart-Ford Formula One team in June 1999, which was renamed Jaguar for the 2000 season. The team has participated in the F1 World Championship each year since. The team was headed for a period by Bobby Rahal, then by Niki Lauda. In a November 2002 restructuring, Lauda and around 70 other staff were made redundant. Engines were inevitably supplied by Ford. The 2004 Formula One season was Jaguar's final season, with the team being put up for sale.
See also
| Constructors and drivers competing in the 2004 Formula One championship: | |||||||||
| Ferrari | Williams | McLaren | Renault | BAR | Sauber | Jaguar | Toyota | Jordan | Minardi |
| 1 M Schumacher 2 Barrichello | 3 Montoya 4 R Schumacher | 5 Coulthard 6 Räikkönen | 7 Villeneuve 8 Alonso | 9 Button 10 Sato | 11 Fisichella 12 Massa | 14 Webber 15 Klien | 16 Zonta 17 Trulli | 18 Heidfeld 19 Glock | 20 Bruni 21 Baumgartner |
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