Jordan Grand Prix (historical)

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Jordan Grand Prix was an Irish Formula One team founded by Eddie Jordan that competed in the World Championship during the 1990s and early 2000s, known for its distinctive yellow livery and nurturing future star drivers.

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Jordan Grand Prix 15
Jordan Grand Prix (historical) canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Formula One constructor
motor racing team
base Silverstone
linked to: Silverstone Circuit
baseCountry United Kingdom
bestConstructorsChampionshipPosition 3rd
bestConstructorsChampionshipSeason 1999
ceasedToExistAsIndependentTeam 2005
chassisPrefix 191
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EJ10
EJ11
EJ12
EJ13
EJ14
country Ireland
debutRace 1991 United States Grand Prix
engineSupplier Cosworth
Ford
linked to: Ford Motor Company

Honda
Mugen-Honda
Peugeot
Yamaha
enteredFormulaOne 1991
firstPodium 1994 Pacific Grand Prix
firstSeason 1991 Formula One World Championship
firstWin 1998 Belgian Grand Prix
linked to: Belgian Grand Prix
foundedBy Eddie Jordan
fullName Jordan Grand Prix
lastSeason 2005 Formula One World Championship
notableDriver Damon Hill
Eddie Irvine
Giancarlo Fisichella
Heinz-Harald Frentzen
Michael Schumacher
Ralf Schumacher
Rubens Barrichello
Takuma Sato
notableFor developing young driver talent
distinctive yellow livery
notableSeason 1998 Formula One World Championship
1999 Formula One World Championship
notableVictory 1998 Belgian Grand Prix
1999 French Grand Prix
1999 Italian Grand Prix
linked to: Italian Grand Prix

2003 Brazilian Grand Prix
peakCompetitiveEra late 1990s
principal Eddie Jordan
shortName Jordan
soldTo Midland Group
sponsoredBy 7 Up
Benson & Hedges
Bitten & Hisses (Benson & Hedges branding variant)
linked to: Benson & Hedges

Buzzin Hornets (Benson & Hedges branding variant)
successorTeam Aston Martin Aramco F1 Team
linked to: Aston Martin Racing

Force India
Midland F1 Racing
Racing Point F1 Team
Spyker F1 Team
wonRaceWithDriver Damon Hill
Giancarlo Fisichella
Heinz-Harald Frentzen

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Formula One (as team owner) exampleOf Jordan Grand Prix (historical)
Spyker F1 Team predecessor Jordan Grand Prix
linked to: Jordan Grand Prix (historical)
Midland F1 Racing precededBy Jordan Grand Prix
linked to: Jordan Grand Prix (historical)
Midland F1 Racing tookOverEntryFrom Jordan Grand Prix
linked to: Jordan Grand Prix (historical)
Jordan Grand Prix fullName Jordan Grand Prix
subject linked to: Jordan Grand Prix (historical)
linked to: Jordan Grand Prix (historical)
Force India Formula One Team predecessor Jordan Grand Prix
linked to: Jordan Grand Prix (historical)
Midland Group hasFormerAsset Jordan Grand Prix
linked to: Jordan Grand Prix (historical)
Midland Group acquired Jordan Grand Prix
linked to: Jordan Grand Prix (historical)
Midland F1 Racing predecessor Jordan Grand Prix
subject linked to: Midland
linked to: Jordan Grand Prix (historical)
Midland F1 Racing tookOverTeam Jordan Grand Prix
subject linked to: Midland
linked to: Jordan Grand Prix (historical)
Midland F1 Racing previousName Jordan Grand Prix
subject linked to: Midland
linked to: Jordan Grand Prix (historical)
Tiago Monteiro teamMemberOf Jordan Grand Prix
linked to: Jordan Grand Prix (historical)
Robert Doornbos memberOfSportsTeam Jordan Grand Prix
linked to: Jordan Grand Prix (historical)
Robert Doornbos employer Jordan Grand Prix
linked to: Jordan Grand Prix (historical)
Mike Gascoyne employer Jordan Grand Prix
linked to: Jordan Grand Prix (historical)
Colin Kolles employer Jordan Grand Prix
linked to: Jordan Grand Prix (historical)