Eddie Jordan’s Bold Leap: From F1 Magnate to Rugby Empire Builder

Eddie Jordan associated with surprising venture beyond Formula 1

Eddie Jordan has identified a significant business opportunity outside of Formula 1

Eddie Jordan is said to be interested in purchasing the London Irish rugby squad.

The ex-Formula 1 team proprietor has just concluded a significant deal in the role of Adrian Newey's representative.

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Following the acquisition of a stake and partnership position for Newey at Aston Martin, Jordan has completely shifted his focus away from Formula 1.

The Times has indicated his strong interest in acquiring the struggling rugby team, London Irish.

Jordan's ambitions reach beyond merely one team in the realm of rugby.

According to the same report, he is a member of a group aiming to acquire the French rugby team, AS Béziers Hérault.

According to The Times, Strangford Capital, a private equity firm based in Northern Ireland, supports these projects. Jordan serves both as an investor and an advisor for the firm.

According to reports, Jordan is interested in establishing a series of rugby clubs all owned by the same entity, akin to the model used by Manchester City with their affiliated soccer teams globally.

Jordan has made a striking and audacious decision.

He built his fortune by being a businessperson in the Formula 1 racing circuit.

In 1991, he established the Jordan Grand Prix, where Michael Schumacher made his first Formula 1 appearance. Notable drivers such as Damon Hill and Ralf Schumacher also drove for Jordan.

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