Jordan's misery at Canadian GP

Eddie Jordan's day at the Canadian Grand Prix took a rapid turn for the worse with both cars forced to retire on lap 23.

Sun, 15 Jun, 2003 - 19:49

Eddie Jordan's day at the Canadian Grand Prix took a rapid turn for the worse with both cars forced to retire on lap 23.

Michael Schumacher took what looked like a decisive lead when Fernando Alonso pitted, with his younger brother doggedly maintaining second place and his Williams team-mate Montoya hanging on to third.

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