F1: The "Lost" Teams, Part 2
29 teams so far have won in F1, with 7 of them still active (Ferrari, Lotus, McLaren, Mercedes, Red Bull, Toro Rosso and Williams). This post will examine the 13 winning teams (in alphabetic order) that no longer exist.
Alfa Romeo
If the world constructors championship had started earlier, the Italian team would have won it in 1950. As a team they lined up in 1950 and 1951 and later between 1979 and 1985, obtaining a total of 10 wins, 12 Poles and 2 drivers titles (Guiseppe Farina in 1950 and Juan Manuel Fangio in 1951), and participated in 213 GPs. Between 1961 and 1979, they supplied engines to teams such as McLaren, Brabham and March.
Eagle
They participated in the F1 world championship between 1966 and 1969 in 26 races and never achieved any poles, but they got one victory (with Dan Gurney in 1967 in Belgium).
Hesketh
They participated in 70 races between 1974 and 1978 and although they had no poles, they won the French GP in 1975 with James Hunt. Almost 20 drivers (among them Alan Jones) drove for the team, who always aligned with Ford engines.
Honda
Best known as an engine supplier (and with huge success: four constructors’ titles with McLaren (1990 and 1991) and previously 2 more with Williams (1986 and 1987)), the Japanese team lined up in its own name in the championship between 1964 and 1968, and then between 2006 and 2008. They started more than 100 races, managed two pole positions and three victories. John Surtees, Jenson Button and Rubens Barrichello were some of its drivers.
Jordan
They participated in the sport between 1991 and 2005, and had aligned in almost 500 races. 2 pole positions and 4 wins and among its drivers, we can find names such as Michael Schumacher, Rubens Barrichello, Damon Hill, Ralf Schumacher and Jean Alesi. Ford, Yamaha, Peugeot, Honda, Ford and Toyota were some of the constructors that have provided engines to the team.
Ligier
They lined-up in the world championship between 1976 and 1996, they have participated in 322 races, and they achieved 9 pole positions and as many victories. Over time they received engines from suppliers such as Matra Ford, Lamborghini and Mugen-Honda. 27 drivers drove for the french team including names like Jacky Ickx, Jacques Laffite, Didier Pironi and Rene Arnoux.
March
They participated in the F1 world championship between 1970 and 1977, then between 1981 and 1982, and finally from 1987 to 1992 (from 1987 to 1991 with the name Leyton House). The team participated in more than 300 GPs, having managed four pole positions and three victories. Almost 30 drivers went through the team, which includes names such as Niki Lauda and Ronnie Peterson.
Maserati
Maserati lined-up on the grid between 1950 and 1957 (with the exception of 1951) and participated in more than 160 races, where they claimed 8 pole positions and 9 wins. Fangio won the title with them in 1954 and 1957.
Penske
The team lined-up on the grid between 1974 and 1976 and despite having participated in only 31 races, they scored a victory with John Watson in Austria 1976.
Porsche
The team participated in the championship between 1957 and 1962 (they later returned as an engine supplier) in just over 40 races. Dan Gurney in 1962 in the French GP, achieved the only victory of the team.
Shadow
From 1973 to 1980, they participated in over 200 races and had a total of 3 pole positions and one win (Alan Jones in Austria 1977). During its existence, they received engines from Ford and Matra. Besides Jones , drivers like Tom Pryce, Jean Pierre Jarier, Riccardo Patrese and Clay Regazzoni drove for them.
Stewart
Jackie Stewart’s team participated in the 1997, 1998 and 1999 world championship, always with Ford engines. In 78 races, they got one pole and one victory (Johnny Herbert in the Italian GP in 1999). In addition to Herbert, Barrichello, Jan Magnussen and Jos Verstappen drove for the team
Wolf
Between 1977 and 1979, they participated in about 50 races (always with Ford engines) and obtained one pole and three wins (all obtained by Jody Scheckter in 1977). Besides Scheckter, Bobby Rahal, James Hunt and Keke Rosberg drove for the English team.
Tradução (livre)
F1 - As Equipes "Perdidas" II - Os "Outros"
29 equipes já venceram na F1, estando 7 delas em actividade (Ferrari, Lotus, McLaren, Mercedes, Red Bull, Toro Rosso e Williams). Este artigo vai analisar as 13 equipes vencedoras que já não se encontram em actividade e que nunca venceram o mundial.
Alfa Romeo
Se o mundial de construtores se tivesse iniciado mais cedo a equipe italiana teria vencido o mundial de 1950.... Como equipe alinhou nos mundiais de 1950 e 1951 e posteriormente entre 1979 e 1985, tendo obtido ao todo 10 vitórias, 12 Poles e 2 títulos de pilotos (Guiseppe Farina em 1950 e Juan Manuel Fangio em 1951), tendo participado em 213 GP. Entre 1961 e 1979 forneceu motores a equipes como a McLaren a March e a Brabham
Eagle
Participou no mundial de F1 entre 1966 e 1969 tendo participado em 26 corridas, e se nunca conseguiu nenhuma pole, obteve 1 vitória (através de Dan Gurney em 1967 na Bélgica)
Hesketh
Participou em 70 corridas entre 1974 e 1978 e embora não tenha obtido nenhuma pole venceu o GP Francês em 1975 através de James Hunt. Quase 20 pilotos (entre os quais Alan Jones) passaram pela equipe a qual sempre alinhou com motores Ford
Honda
Mais conhecida como fornecedora de motores (e com enorme sucesso: 4 títulos de construtores com a McLaren e e 2 com a Williams) a equipe nipónica alinhou em nome próprio nos mundiais entre 1964 e 1968 e depois entre 2006 e 2008. Alinharam em mais de 100 corridas, conseguiram 2 poles e 3 vitórias. John Surtees, Jenson Button e Rubens Barrichello foram alguns dos seus pilotos
Jordan
Participou no "circo" entre 1991 e 2005 e alinhou em quase 500 corridas. Obteve 2 poles e 4 vitórias e entre os seus pilotos contou (entre outros) com nomes como Michael Schumacher, Rubens Barrichello, Damon Hill, Ralph Scumacher, Jean Alesi. Ford, Yamaha, Peugeot, Honda, Ford e Toyota foram algumas das marcas que forneceram motores à equipe
Ligier
Alinhou no mundial entre 1976 e 1996, tendo participado em 322 corridas, as quais renderam 9 poles e outras tantas vitórias. Ao longo do tempo recebeu motores de fábricas como (p.ex) a Matra, a Ford, a Lamborghini e a Mugen-Honda. Dos 27 pilotos que passaram pela equipe encontramos nomes como Jacky Ickx, Jacques Laffite, Didier Pironi e René Arnoux
March
Participou no mundial de F1 entre 1970 e 1977, depois entre 1981 e 1982, e finalmente entre 1987 e 1992 (entre 1987 e 1991 com o nome Leyton House). A equipe participou em mais de 300 GP, tendo conseguido 4 poles e 3 vitórias. Mais de30 Pilotos passaram pela equipe, onde se incluem nomes como Niki Lauda e Ronnie Peterson
Alinhou no mundial de F1 entre 1950 e 1957 (com excepção do mundial de 1951) tendo participado em mais de 160 corridas, onde obteve 8 poles e 9 vitórias. Se nunca venceu o mundial de construtores, viu Fangio vencer o mundial de pilotos em 1954 e 1957.
Penske
A equipe alinhou no mundial de F1 entre 1974 e 1976 e apesar de ter participado em apenas 31 corridas, obteve uma vitória por intermédio de John Watson na Áustria em 1976
Porsche
A equipe participou no mundial entre 1957 e 1962 (voltou mais tarde como fornecedor de motores) tendo participado em pouco mais de 40 corridas. Dan Gurney (em 1962 no GP de França obteve a única vitória da equipe)
Shadow
Competiu entre 1973 e 1980, tendo participado em mais de 200 corridas. Obteve 3 poles e venceu uma única vez (Alan Jones na Áustria em 1977). Durante a sua existência recebeu motores de fábricas como a Ford e a Matra. Para além de Jones a equipe contou (entre outros) com pilotos como Tom Pryce, Jean Pierre Jarier, Riccardo Patrese e Clay Regazzoni
Stewart
A equipe de Jackie Stewart participou nos mundiais de 1997, 1998 e 1999, sempre com motor Ford. Nas 78 corridas disputadas conseguiu 1 pole e 1 vitória (Johnny Herbert no GP de Itália em 1999). Para além de Herbert, Barrichello, Jan Magnussen e Jos Verstappen passaram pela equipe
Wolf
Alinhou no mundial entre 1977 e 1979, tendo participado em cerca de 50 corridas (sempre com motores Ford) e obteve 1 pole e 3 vitórias (todas obtidas por Jody Scheckter em 1977). Para além de Scheckter, Bobby Rahal, James Hunt e Keke Rosberg pilotaram para a equipe Inglesa.
