Eddie Jordan, Formula 1 Pioneer and Media Personality, Dies at 76

The founder of Jordan Grand Prix and beloved F1 pundit succumbed to aggressive cancer, leaving a legacy of innovation and charisma in motorsport.

Eddie Jordan, founder of the Jordan Grand Prix team, passed away on March 20, 2025, at the age of 76 in Cape Town, South Africa, after a battle with aggressive bladder and prostate cancer.
Jordan's Formula 1 team, active from 1991 to 2005, achieved four Grand Prix victories and famously gave Michael Schumacher his F1 debut in 1991.
After selling his team, Jordan transitioned to a successful media career as a pundit for BBC and Channel 4, becoming a fan favorite for his vibrant personality and insights.
Jordan was a patron of the London Irish Rugby Club and continued working on its revival until shortly before his passing, showcasing his enduring commitment to philanthropy and sports.
Tributes from across the motorsport world, including F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali and Red Bull principal Christian Horner, highlighted Jordan's lasting impact on the sport and his irrepressible charm.