Former F1 Team Boss Eddie Jordan Reveals Aggressive Cancer Diagnosis

The 76-year-old disclosed his battle with bladder and prostate cancer, urging men to prioritize health screenings.

Eddie Jordan, former F1 team owner and broadcaster, announced on his podcast that he was diagnosed with bladder and prostate cancer earlier this year.
The cancer, described as aggressive, has spread to his spine and pelvis, though Jordan stated he is now on the path to recovery after enduring 'dark days.'
Jordan credited six-time Olympic cycling champion Sir Chris Hoy, who revealed his own terminal cancer diagnosis, as an inspiration for going public with his health battle.
He emphasized the importance of early detection and urged men to undergo regular health screenings, dismissing stigma around medical check-ups.
Jordan is remembered for launching Michael Schumacher’s F1 career and managing the Jordan Grand Prix team from 1991 to 2005, with notable achievements in the sport.