MF1

Midland F1 Racing, more commonly known as MF1, was a short-lived Formula 1 constructor that competed during the 2006 season. Formed from the remnants of Jordan Grand Prix, the team was owned by Canadian businessman Alex Shnaider and aimed to establish a Russian presence in the sport. Despite significant investment and the continuity of the Jordan technical staff, MF1 struggled for competitiveness, failing to score points in any of its 28 entries. The team's brief existence concluded when it was sold mid-season to Spyker Cars, marking a swift end to Midland's foray into Formula 1.