Irvine admits Jordan would suit him

Eddie Irvine has admitted that his only real hope of remaining in Formula One for the 2003 season lies with Jordan, the team who gave him his big break in F1 in 1993.

Irvine admits Jordan would suit him
Sun, 03 Nov, 2002 - 15:24

Eddie Irvine has admitted that his only real hope of remaining in Formula One for the 2003 season lies with Jordan, the team who gave him his big break in F1 in 1993.

Irvine, released by Jaguar Racing, has also admitted that his plans are up in the air, with former boss Eddie Jordan his best hope of employment next season.

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