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Jordan upbeat despite setback

Jordan are confident they can be a force on the Formula One grid next year despite suffering a financial setback.

Jordan upbeat despite setback

Thu, 21 Nov, 2002 - 14:36

Jordan are confident they can be a force on the Formula One grid next year despite suffering a financial setback.

The Silverstone-based team have been hit by the loss of the £15m-a-year (€23.6m) deal with main sponsors Deutsche Post.

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