Jackson Racing had always made it clear like an imprint etched into their very being as a Formula 1 team, that they would not be known for politics. A team built on discipline they were, shaped by the tradition of raw racing and the purist spirit of F1 competition. They were renowned for their moral spine in a sport notorious for bending, tweaking, and warping ethics and structure whenever it became convenient for the team in question.
Historically, Jackson Racing was actually the newest F1 team on the grid, founded four years after Aldo Rennick's death, during a time when Formula 1 was thrown into complete chaos. The FIA had been forced to make sweeping changes to the competition format and governing regulations, and in that window of uncertainty, two American and one English billionaire stepped in and fathered the Silver Stallions.
