91
1991 — 2005
Jordan Grand Prix
Four wins. Schumacher's debut. Best season: 3rd in 1999.
Aston Martin AramcoF1 team history & lineage
Five identities in thirty years. Eddie Jordan's underfunded yellow upstart is now a Lawrence Stroll-funded works marque.
- Base
- Silverstone, United Kingdom
- Founded
- 1991 as Jordan Grand Prix
- Constructors' titles
- 0
- Drivers' titles
- 0
- Race wins
- 5
- Identities
- 6
Lineage
06
2006
Midland F1 Racing
Alex Shnaider's holding company; one season under the name.
07
2007
Spyker F1 Team
Orange livery; Sutil's fourth place at a chaotic Fuji.
08
2008 — 2018
Force India F1
Vijay Mallya. Spa 2009 pole, 4th in the championship twice.
19
2019 — 2020
Racing Point
Stroll consortium buys the assets. Perez wins in Sakhir.
21
2021 — Present
Aston Martin Aramco
Works marque, new factory and wind tunnel at Silverstone.
The Long Version
Jordan Grand Prix entered in 1991, gave Michael Schumacher his debut at Spa and won four races, finishing third in 1999.
Alex Shnaider's Midland group bought the team in 2005; the Dutch sports-car maker Spyker took over for a single 2007 season.
Vijay Mallya's Force India punched far above its budget, taking a pole at Spa in 2009 and fourth in the championship in 2016 and 2017.
Administration in 2018 led to Lawrence Stroll's consortium taking over as Racing Point, then rebranding to Aston Martin for 2021 with a new Silverstone factory.
Drivers of Note
- Michael Schumacher's full career record at Aston Martin and beyond — 7 world titles
- Fernando Alonso's full career record at Aston Martin and beyond — 2 world titles
- Sebastian Vettel's full career record at Aston Martin and beyond — 4 world titles
- Damon Hill's full career record at Aston Martin and beyond — 1 world title