Constructor · France · Guyancourt

Prost Grand Prix

Alain Prost's purchase of Ligier; collapsed in bankruptcy in 2002.

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: 1997–20015 seasons
Entries: 166
Wins: 0
Podiums: 3
Poles: 0
Drivers: 9

Season by season

The same on all 5 rows: Wins — 0; Poles — 0.

Season by season
Season	Entries	Drivers	Podiums	Best	Points scored	Championship
2001	34	5	0	P5	4	9
2000	34	2	0	P8	0	11
1999	32	2	1	P2	9	7
1998	32	2	0	P6	1	9
1997	34	3	2	P2	21	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.

Cars built

Cars built
Chassis	Years	Engine	Power (bhp)	Races
JS45	1997	Mugen-Honda MF301HA & Mugen-Honda MF301HB 3.0-litre 72-degree V10	710	17
AP01	1998	Peugeot A16 A16, 3.0-litre 72-degree V10	765	16
AP02	1999	Peugeot A18, 3.0-litre 72-degree V10	785	16
AP03	2000	Peugeot A20, 3.0-litre 72-degree V10	800	17
AP04	2001	Acer 01A (Ferrari Tipo 049)	825	17

Photographs

From Wikimedia Commons, each shown with the photographer and licence its terms require.

Prost AP02
Jarno Trulli 1999 Canada · Paul Lannuier from Sussex, NJ, USA · CC BY-SA 2.0 · unchecked

Prost AP04
Enge indianapolis 2001 · agentura HOCH2 · CC BY 3.0 · unchecked

A photograph marked unchecked has a file name that does not name the car it is shown for. Most are still the right car, filed under the driver rather than the machine — but nobody has confirmed these one by one.

Where this comes from

Full name: Prost Grand Prix
Country: France
Base: Guyancourt, France
Wins: 0 derived · 0 published
Poles: 0 derived · 0 published
Confidence: medium