Amon
(1974)
Brainchild of one of F1's unluckiest no less unlucky |
Andrea Moda
(1992)
The most idiotic and farcical F1 team entry ever |
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Aston Martin
(1959-60)
Evocative marque + outdated car = awful attempt at F1 |
Coloni
(1987-91)
DNPQ Kings racked up 67 failures to make the grid |
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Eifelland
(1972)
Futuristic yet dysfunctional design; geriatric yet reliable performance |
EuroBrun
(1988-90)
Went a whole year without a single race start |
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Fondmetal
(1991-92)
Plenty of potential, managed mediocrity |
Forti-Corse
(1995-96)
First plenty of cash with bad car; then decent car with no money |
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Kauhsen
(1979)
The Lotus 79 clone that looked and performed nothing like it |
Lambo / Modena
(1991)
Managed to make their talented drivers look silly |
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Life
(1990)
Entered in 14 events, never pre-qualified for a single one |
 Maki
(1974-76)
Young Japanese engineers try to conquer F1 with fragile machines |
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MasterCard Lola
(1997)
Was Eric Broadley's ill-fated dive into F1 the most pathetic team ever? | Merzario
(1977-79)
Determination was not lacking, speed and reliability were |
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Onyx / Monteverdi
(1989-90)
A bright future killed off by turbulent team management |
Pacific
(1994-95)
Success in lower formuale counted for nothing in the big time |
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Parnelli
(1974-76)
Two great names; three apathetic years |
Rial
(1988-89)
More luck than was deserved for Gunter's lads |
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Simtek
(1994-95)
Awful luck and huge debts write off promising outfit |
Token
(1974)
Their entry was no more than a, well, token effort. |
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Trojan
(1974)
Far from a Ulysses-like performance despite Ron Tauranac |