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A legend of Formula One has left us.

Last night, the much-loved former F1 team boss and television

pundit, Eddie Jordan, passed away after a battle with cancer. But what a legacy he's left and what

memories he's created for millions of F1 fans. As the boss of the Jordan team, he was responsible

for, amongst other things, giving Michael Schumacher his F1 debut in 1991. His team also

delivered one of the most celebrated underdog victories in F1 history, when Damon Hill led Ralph

Schumacher home for an unlikely one-two in Belgium in 1998. But there was so much more to E.J. than

those stand-out memories. And joining me to pay tribute our first John Noble and then Gary Anderson.

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