Eddie Jordan, commentator in the very beloved BBC and Formula 1 president, died at the age of 76 due to prostate cancer.
The Jordan family told the press that “he died safely with the family next to him in Cape Town in the early hours of March 20, 2025.”
The statement said: “It is deep sadness to announce the death of Edi Jordan Obi, the owner of the former Formula 1 team, TV Pundit and businessman.”
Jordan was known for his inflamed personality and was loved by F1 fans for his comment.
He was born in Dublin in 1948, and he was a race driver in the 1970s and continued to find the Jordan Grand Prize in 1991.
After participating in various Formula 1 teams, Jordan became a BBC Critics Grand Prix race The program in 2009 and became known for its suspension and analysis. He had this role for six years before moving to Channel 4 when the BBC withdrew from F1. He was also the co -owner of the Irish club London for Rajabi.
The family statement added: “He was working until the last, after he continued on St. Patrick's day about his ambitions for the Irish club London for Rajabi, who became a sponsor recently.” “Eddie and Jordan Grand Brex was known for their Rock & Roll, as they were bringing an interesting and exciting element to F1, as well as their performance continuously over their weight.”
