Eddie Jordan, Formula 1 Icon and Team Founder, Dies at 76

The founder of Jordan Grand Prix, who launched the careers of Michael Schumacher and Ayrton Senna, passed away from cancer in Cape Town, leaving a lasting legacy in motorsport.

Eddie Jordan, known for founding the Jordan Grand Prix team and nurturing the careers of Formula 1 legends, passed away at the age of 76 in Cape Town, South Africa.
Jordan publicly revealed in December 2024 that he was battling aggressive prostate and bladder cancer, encouraging men to prioritize health screenings.
His Formula 1 team achieved notable success with four Grand Prix victories and provided opportunities for drivers like Damon Hill, Rubens Barrichello, and Ralf Schumacher.
Jordan transitioned to a media career after selling his team in 2005, becoming a popular BBC pundit known for his colorful commentary and outspoken personality.
Tributes from the Formula 1 community, including Ralf Schumacher and the official organization, highlight his energy, innovation, and enduring impact on the sport.