Karismayak Irish Traders-Blank-Formula One Jordan Grand Prix Team Owner and TV commentator cancer death.
Former Formula One team owner AD Jordan has died at the age of 76 after fighting the aggressive type of prostate cancer.
“This is very sad we announce the demise of AD Jordan OBE, former Formula 1 team owner, TV pundits and entrepreneurs,” his family said in a statement on Thursday.
He died of peace with his family in Cape Town in the early 7th March, 2005, after fighting the aggressive type of prostate cancer for the last 6 months. “”
Irish revealed in December that he was suffering from bladder and prostate cancer, which spread to his spine and abdomen.
Karismike Jordan, who has a budding racer, has achieved rare success as an independent team owner in the most competitive world of Formula One after his attention to the ownership of the team.
His team, Jordan Grand Prix, who made his debut in 1999, 1999, won four F1 races in the game in the game in the game and remained a major person working as a TV scholar.
The Governor’s Body of Motorsport, the FIA described Jordan as the “legend” of Formula One, saying that he has made “valuable contribution to the world motor game throughout his life”.
Speaking before the Chinese Grand Prix this weekend, the Chief Executive of the F1 said Stephano Domnikally said that he was “deeply sad”.
He said, “Because of his unforgivable energy, people always knew how to smile people, always remained genuine and shiny.”
British driver Damon Hill led Jordan’s best outcome so far-one-two finish in the Belgian Grand Prix of 1998.
Hill, who won the World Championship championship with Williams in 1996 1996, told the BBC, “No one can ever be like AD Jordan”.
“He was a grigerius, you knew. He was unpleasant, he was crazy. When I ran with AD, I was living in Ireland and I saw the Grand Prix winning with AD and the result – he impressed everyone.
He said, “There is no single person in that age and then, who did not have a positive effect in a way,” he said.
In 1999 1999 in, Jordan won the next race with Henz-Hahard French, which briefly challenged the F1 championship.
In the Belgian Grand Prix of 1999, 1999, Irish Michael Shumkar made his F1 debut. German won the seven -world championship in his career.
Jordan sold its F1 team in 2005, Aston Martin was the latest repetition of outfit.
As a young man, Jordan, born in Dublin, won the Irish Cart Championship and attended Formula Ford, Formula 3 and Formula 2 and Lay Mans 24 hours.
He created his own band by playing drums with other interests such as golf, cycling and art, and proud of a large portfolio of business activities.
