Formula 1 began the 1990s with such huge entries it needed pre-qualifying sessions, and ended it with smaller but closer grids and heading into an era dominated by big-budget manufacturer teams.
That meant it shed a large number of shambolic chancers along the way.
Edd Straw selects the 10 worst F1 teams of the 1990s, explains what made them so bad and celebrates some of the heroic efforts from their drivers.
And if 10 terrible backmarkers just isn’t enough for you, you can also read Edd’s full ranking of every single 1990s tail-end team – as requested by The Race Members’ Club.
