The Jordan 191 is widely considered to be one of the prettiest Formula One cars of all time, ironically, its 'Coke bottle' shape adorned with the logos of 7-Up. It is also the car in which Michael Schumacher made his F1 debut, the German scoring the team's highest qualifying position to date when he put the car seventh on the grid at Spa, only to suffer clutch failure on the opening lap of the race next day. Former racer, Eddie Jordan, having realised he had gone as far as he could as a driver, subsequently set up his own racing team which began in Formula Ford progressing to F3000, the tem winning the 1989 title with Jean Alesi. Jordan subsequently formed Jordan Grand Prix with the...
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