As flamboyant and energetic as he was shrewd, the one-time accountant created a successful team that cultivated stars and became a byword for glamour
Eddie Jordan, a flamboyant Irish Formula One team owner, driver, and entrepreneur, died at age 76. He established Eddie Jordan Racing, nurtured drivers like Martin Brundle and Johnny Herbert, and eventually entered Formula One. Jordan's team achieved success, including a first victory in 1998, and was known for its talent spotting, giving Michael Schumacher his F1 debut.
