Former triple world champion Jackie Stewart announces he is setting up a new team in his name.
1997
Makes F1 debut in Australian Grand Prix.
1998
Gary Anderson arrives as technical director from Jordan.
1999
Ford takes over team and announces name change to Jaguar Racing from 2000. Herbert wins at Nuerbuergring, the 175th victory for a Ford-powered car in Formula One, and turns Jackie Stewart into a winner as both driver and constructor.
2000
Neil Ressler starts season as team principal before handling over to three-time CART champion Bobby Rahal. Anderson leaves and is replaced by Steve Nichols. Irvine scores first points for team in Monaco.
2001
Niki Lauda joins as chief advisor to team and replaces Rahal as team principal. Nichols leaves.
2002
Lauda fired in November. Tony Purnell takes over as head of the Premier Performance Division (PPD).
Prospects
The least experienced driver lineup on the grid, with Webber having just 16 Grand Prix starts and Pizzonia having none.
Jaguar says they are looking for respect after failing to earn it since they came into the sport, with a new boss at the helm every year and constant upheaval as staff came and went.
It will be a tough year but the Ford engine is reliable, the new car appears to be an improvement on the woeful R3 and the team is becoming more organized.
