Genuine 2000 Jordan F1 Team Mugen Honda C10 Shirt – Geoff Banks / HP Hospitality – Rare
A genuinely fascinating piece of Jordan F1 Team history, this original 2000 season Oxford-style shirt was owned by Geoff Banks, the corporate executive who spearheaded and managed HP's Formula 1 sponsorship strategy.
Dating from Jordan's 2000 Formula 1 campaign, when the team competed with Mugen-Honda power, this shirt is associated with the team's corporate hospitality programme and the VIP guests welcomed by Jordan during the Formula 1 season.
The shirt carries the distinctive “It's a Garage Thing” slogan, the branding used for the HP global hospitality programme. This makes it much more than a conventional Jordan F1 merchandise item, offering a direct connection to the commercial and hospitality side of Formula 1 sponsorship during the period.
Designed in an Oxford-style format and produced from 100% cotton, the shirt features embroidered logos and distinctive HP hospitality branding. The combination of its 2000 Jordan F1 connection, HP sponsorship history and direct provenance from Geoff Banks makes this a particularly rare and collectible item.
Condition & Preparation
This is a previously owned item and may show minor signs of age and previous use consistent with a garment from the 2000 Formula 1 season. All used team and motorsport items are carefully checked, laundered and packaged by Pit-Lane Motorsport Memorabilia before being offered for sale.
Details:
- Genuine 2000 Jordan F1 Team shirt
- 2000 Formula 1 season
- Mugen-Honda era
- Owned by Geoff Banks
- Geoff Banks spearheaded and managed HP's F1 sponsorship strategy
- Associated with Jordan F1 corporate hospitality
- “It's a Garage Thing” HP hospitality programme slogan
- Oxford-style shirt
- 100% cotton
- Embroidered logos
- Rare and highly collectible
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A superb and highly unusual piece of Jordan F1 history, combining the team's 2000 Mugen-Honda Formula 1 era with the corporate sponsorship and hospitality programme of HP. With provenance connecting the shirt directly to Geoff Banks, this is an especially interesting piece for serious Jordan F1, HP, Mugen-Honda and Formula 1 memorabilia collectors.