Wednesday brought the news of the second team name change of the year in Formula 1, with the end of the AlphaTauri era at Red Bull's junior team - it will now be known as VisaCashAppRB.
Yes, really.
That follows the announcement earlier this year that Sauber F1 Team (known since 2019 as Alfa Romeo) will this season enter under the name of Stake F1 Team Kick Sauber. Given the fact that Stake are a casino brand, and gambling is illegal in six of the 21 countries F1 will visit this year, we may just get used to calling them Sauber.
Even with the influence of Netflix's Drive to Survive, and memories fresh of Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen's epic 2021 title battle, it's hard to imagine Formula 1 ever reaching the heights of the 1990s golden age, especially in Ireland.
It was on RTÉ (more on that here), it had Eddie Jordan and Eddie Irvine, and, of course, the races were exciting and somewhat unpredictable.
Today our love of 1990s Formula 1 has us thinking about the various great teams that captured our attention back then. The Constructor's Championship was a big deal here, especially with the big Irish interest for those few glorious years.
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Quiz: Name all the Formula 1 teams of the 1990s
We've made this as easy as possible for you. There were so many teams dropping in and out of Formula 1 in the early 90s, it would be near impossible to name them all. That's why we've only included teams who competed in the Constructor's Championship for at least three years of the decade.
Even with that, there are some very tricky ones in there. We've given you a generous 6 minutes to finish this, so time shouldn't be an issue, but can you remember all of the teams?
We'll accept 13/16 as a very decent score here. Please let us know how you get on in the comments!
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