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Should Tata bring Jaguar back to F1?
Ford have sold Jaguar (and Land Rover) to Indian company Tata for £1.15bn ($2.3bn). The blue oval ran Jaguar Racing in F1 for five years before selling it to Red Bull in 2004.
As a luxury car manufacturer two of Jaguar’s biggest rivals compete in Formula 1 - BMW and Mercedes. So should Tata bring the leaping cat back to the F1 grid?
Jaguar’s brief time in F1 was not a happy one. Formed from the Stewart Grand Prix outfit that won the 1999 European Grand Prix the green team conspicuously failed to build on that promise.
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