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**Jeaxatoem** · 11-02-2010, 06:58 AM

By all accounts, Jaguar were never going to end up as regular winners. By the time Tony Purnell turned up at the team and turned them into something a bit more respectable than they were in the days of Rahal and Lauda, the huge budget Ford had offered up was being cut back and some of the people that had been hired had to be let go (admitidely, a lot of the people Ford hired on after buying Stewart were little more than middle management).

Its a shame Paul Stewart contracted cancer when he did, as I reckon he could have led the team far better than any of his successors ever did before Purnell turned up.

11-02-2010, 06:58 AM	#6
Jeaxatoem Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 546 Senior Member	By all accounts, Jaguar were never going to end up as regular winners. By the time Tony Purnell turned up at the team and turned them into something a bit more respectable than they were in the days of Rahal and Lauda, the huge budget Ford had offered up was being cut back and some of the people that had been hired had to be let go (admitidely, a lot of the people Ford hired on after buying Stewart were little more than middle management). Its a shame Paul Stewart contracted cancer when he did, as I reckon he could have led the team far better than any of his successors ever did before Purnell turned up.
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