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Line 5: After [[Ford]] acquired [[Cosworth]] in [[July]] [[1998]], they risked designing and building a brand-new engine for 1999. It paid off. The SF3 was consistently competitive throughout the season and [[Johnny Herbert]] lucked into a victory at the [[European Grand Prix]] at the new [[Nurburgring]], with Barrichello third. After [[Ford]] increased its commitment by buying the team out, it became known as [[Jaguar Racing]] for the [[2000~~]] season, but that did not guarantee further success, as evidenced by Ford's decision to pull out of [[Formula One]] completely after the [[2004~~]] season~~. It was a sad end to what people were predicting in 1999 to be the Ferrari team in 'British Racing Green'. In five competitive seasons, the team achieved only two podiums~~. ~~In November 2004, Jaguar Racing was purchased by energy drink company Red Bull to form "[[Red Bull Racing]]".~~ [[Category:Formula One constructors]]

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