The former team chief of Formula One, television commentator and entrepreneur Eddie Jordan died this morning at age 76, his family reported on Thursday in a statement. The Irish had been diagnosed with prostate and bladder cancer at the beginning of last year.
“It is with a deep sadness that we announced the death of Eddie Jordan, the former team owner of Formula 1, television and entrepreneurial commentator,” said the note, who revealed that Jordan “died in peace with his family by his side in the early hours of this Thursday in Cape Town” (South Africa).
It is with a deep sadness that we announce the death of Eddie Jordan, the former team owner of Formula 1, television and entrepreneurial commentator “
The Jordan team, based in Silverstone, competed between 1991 and 2005 and, after multiple name and property changes, now runs like Aston Martin.
His relatives pointed out that Jordan “was working until the end, after communicating during the day of St. Patrick – on March 17 – his ambition for the London Irish Rugby Football Club, which he had recently become pattern.”
Eddie and Jordan Gran Prix were known for their image of Rock & Roll, contributing a fun and illusion element to the F1 “
“Eddie and Jordan Gran Prix were known for their image of Rock & Roll, contributing a fun and enthusiasm element to the F1, as well as surrendering above what is expected consistently,” says the statement.
In addition, they remember that many Formula One pilots owe their career to Jordan and renowned champions such as Michael Schumacher and Damon Hill were part of their team. “He brought a lot of charisma, energy and Irish charm to all the places he was going to. We all have a huge void without his presence,” the family added.
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