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Equipe Ligier (lee-JEE-ay) is French motorsport team that competed in Formula One from 1976 to 1996. It was founded by former rugby player and racing driver Guy Ligier, who initially created Ligier in 1968.

In 1976, Guy Ligier bought the assets of the Matra team and started his F1 team, with a sole entry for Jacques Laffite. The team's first win was at the 1977 Swedish Grand Prix, the team took nine victories, fifty podiums, and one came second in the Constructors' Championship. In 1997, the team was sold to four-time World Champion Alain Prost who renamed the team Prost Grand Prix.

The chassis names, e.g. JS5, were named of honour of Jo Schlesser (J. S.), who was a friend of Guy Ligier.

History

1976-1978: Ligier-Matra first era

1979-1980: Ligier-Ford first era

1981-1982: Ligier-Matra second era

1983: Ligier-Ford second era

1984-1986: Ligier-Renault first era

1987: Ligier-Megatron

1988: Ligier-Judd

1989-1990: Ligier-Ford third era

1991-1994: Ligier-Renault second era

Main article: 1991 Ligier Season, 1992 Ligier Season, 1993 Ligier Season and 1994 Ligier Season

1995-1996: Ligier-Mugen Honda

Main article: 1995 Ligier Season and 1996 Ligier Season

Team Record

Team Names

Years Name
19761978, 1986 Equipe Ligier
1979 Ligier Gitanes
1980, 1983, 1985, 19901991 Equipe Ligier Gitanes
19811982 Equipe Talbot Gitanes
1984 Equipe Ligier Loto
19871989 Ligier Loto
19921995 Ligier Gitanes Blondes
1996 Ligier Gauloises Blondes

Season-by-season record

Equipe Ligier Driver Count

Name Duration Grand Prix Starts
France Jacques Laffite 19761986 134
France René Arnoux 19861989 63
France Olivier Panis 19941996 49
Belgium Thierry Boutsen 19911992 32
France Érik Comas
United Kingdom Martin Brundle 1993, 1995 27
Italy Andrea de Cesaris 19841985
France Philippe Alliot 1986, 1990 23
France Jean-Pierre Jarier 1977, 1981, 1983 18
United Kingdom Mark Blundell 1993 16
Brazil Pedro Diniz 1996
Italy Nicola Larini 1990
France Olivier Grouillard 1989
Sweden Stefan Johansson 1988
France François Hesnault 1984
United States Eddie Cheever 1982
Brazil Raul Boesel 1983 15
France Didier Pironi 1980 15
France Éric Bernard 1994 13
Belgium Jacky Ickx 1979 8
France Patrick Tambay 1981
France Patrick Depailler 1979 7
Japan Aguri Suzuki 1995 6
France Franck Lagorce 1994 2
United Kingdom Johnny Herbert 1994 1
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