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Ligier

Guy Ligier's team; sold to Alain Prost in 1997.

Bleu de FranceFrance's international racing colour, under the convention that painted a car for the country that entered it until sponsor liveries took over around 1968. Not this team's own livery.

Seasons: 1976–199621 seasons
Entries: 613
Wins: 9
Podiums: 50
Poles: 9
Drivers: 28

Wins by season

Every season entered, winless ones included, so a drought is visible as a gap. A shared drive counts once, to the car.

The numbers behind this chart

Wins by season
Season	Wins	Entries
1976	0	16
1977	1	18
1978	0	16
1979	3	30
1980	2	28
1981	2	31
1982	0	30
1983	0	30
1984	0	32
1985	0	30
1986	0	32
1987	0	30
1988	0	32
1989	0	32
1990	0	32
1991	0	32
1992	0	32
1993	0	32
1994	0	32
1995	0	34
1996	1	32

Season by season

Season by season
Season	Entries	Drivers	Wins	Podiums	Poles	Best	Points scored	Championship
1996	32	2	1	1	0	P1	15	6
1995	34	3	0	2	0	P2	24	5
1994	32	4	0	2	0	P2	13	6
1993	32	2	0	3	0	P3	23	5
1992	32	2	0	0	0	P5	6	7
1991	32	2	0	0	0	P7	0	—
1990	32	2	0	0	0	P7	0	—
1989	32	2	0	0	0	P5	3	14
1988	32	2	0	0	0	P9	0	—
1987	30	2	0	0	0	P6	1	11
1986	32	3	0	2	0	P2	29	5
1985	30	3	0	4	0	P2	23	6
1984	32	2	0	0	0	P5	3	9
1983	30	2	0	0	0	P7	0	—
1982	30	2	0	4	0	P2	20	8
1981	31	4	2	7	1	P1	44	4
1980	28	2	2	10	3	P1	66	2
1979	30	3	3	8	4	P1	61	3
1978	16	1	0	2	0	P3	19	6
1977	18	2	1	2	0	P1	18	8
1976	16	1	0	3	1	P2	20	6

The constructors' championship is contested by a chassis–engine pair, so a season can carry more than one entry for the same name. Open the season to see both.

Every win

Every win
Season	Grand Prix	Circuit	Driver	Chassis
1996	Monaco Grand Prix	Circuit de Monaco	Olivier Panis	JS43
1981	Canadian Grand Prix	Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve	Jacques Laffite	JS17
1981	Austrian Grand Prix	Red Bull Ring	Jacques Laffite	JS17
1980	German Grand Prix	Hockenheimring	Jacques Laffite	JS11/15
1980	Belgian Grand Prix	Circuit Zolder	Didier Pironi	JS11/15
1979	Spanish Grand Prix	Circuito del Jarama	Patrick Depailler	JS11
1979	Brazilian Grand Prix	Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace (Interlagos)	Jacques Laffite	JS11
1979	Argentine Grand Prix	Autodromo Oscar Galvez	Jacques Laffite	JS11
1977	Swedish Grand Prix	Scandinavian Raceway	Jacques Laffite	JS7

A blank chassis is a season this team ran more than one design and no source records which car raced which round.

Cars built

Cars built
Chassis	Years	Engine	Power (bhp)	Races	Wins
JS5	1976	Matra MS73	—	16	0
JS7	1977–1978	Matra MS73 and MS76	—	17	1
JS7/9	1978	Matra MS73 and MS76	—	0	0
JS9	1978	Matra MS76	—	0	0
JS11	1979	Ford Cosworth DFV	—	15	3
JS11/15	1980	Ford Cosworth DFV	—	14	2
JS17	1981	Matra MS81	—	15	2
JS17B	1982	Matra MS81	—	0	0
JS19	1982	Talbot 3.0	—	0	0
JS21	1983	Ford Cosworth DFV 3.0	—	15	0
JS23	1984	Renault Gordini EF4	—	0	0
JS23B	1984	Renault Gordini EF4	—	0	0
JS25	1985	Renault Gordini EF4B	—	15	0
JS27	1986	Renault Gordini EF15	—	16	0
JS29B	1987	Megatron	—	0	0
JS29C	1987	Megatron	—	0	0
JS31	1988	Judd CV	—	16	0
JS33	1989	Cosworth DFR	—	16	0
JS33B	1990	Cosworth DFR	—	16	0
JS35	1991	Lamborghini LE3512	—	0	0
JS35B	1991	Lamborghini LE3512	—	0	0
JS37	1992	Renault RS3C	—	16	0
JS39	1993	Renault RS5 / Renault RS6	—	16	0
JS39B	1994	Renault RS5 / Renault RS6	—	16	0
JS41	1995	Mugen Honda MF-301H	670	17	0
JS43	1996	Mugen-Honda MF301HA 3.0-litre V10 (72°)	690	16	1

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Photographs

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Ligier JS5
Jacques Laffite GP Italia 1976 · Transferred from http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Jacques_Laffite_Gp_Italia_1976.jpg it.wikipedia] Original source - f1passion.it · Public domain · unchecked

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