Ford pledge support for Jaguar Racing.
Jaguar Racing has been given the thumps up by Ford despite the teams dismal showings in 2000 and 2001.
Recent speculation has suggested that Ford might be considering pulling the plug on 'The Cat' following the departure of chief executive Jacques Nasser in October.
Nasser was known to have been the principal backer behind Ford's move to acquire Stewart Grand Prix - which was then re-named as Jaguar Racing - however his successor William Clay Ford Junior is known to be more sceptical about the value of F1.
Jaguar Racing has been given the thumps up by Ford despite the teams dismal showings in 2000 and 2001.
Recent speculation has suggested that Ford might be considering pulling the plug on 'The Cat' following the departure of chief executive Jacques Nasser in October.
Nasser was known to have been the principal backer behind Ford's move to acquire Stewart Grand Prix - which was then re-named as Jaguar Racing - however his successor William Clay Ford Junior is known to be more sceptical about the value of F1.
Despite this though Jaguar's marketing chief Judith McMahon has maintained that Ford are committed to 'The Cat'. She told the BBC: "We are absolutely certain there will be no change in future strategy."
"This was made absolutely clear that Ford will continue to give Jaguar complete support."
