Skip to main content

Recommended for you

Kimi Antonelli hit with a major pre-race scare in Singapore

Formula 1
Formula 1
Singapore GP
Kimi Antonelli hit with a major pre-race scare in Singapore

F1 Singapore GP live commentary and updates: Max Verstappen holding off Charles Leclerc as eyes turn to strategy

Formula 1
Formula 1
Singapore GP
F1 Singapore GP live commentary and updates: Max Verstappen holding off Charles Leclerc as eyes turn to strategy

DTM Hockenheim: Porsche takes pole as Engel challenges Preining

DTM
DTM
Hockenheim
DTM Hockenheim: Porsche takes pole as Engel challenges Preining

George Russell handed another 20-place penalty before the Singapore Grand Prix

Formula 1
Formula 1
Singapore GP
George Russell handed another 20-place penalty before the Singapore Grand Prix

Marco Bezzecchi with conflicting feelings: Indonesian GP feels ‘more like a loss than a win’

MotoGP
MotoGP
Indonesian GP
Marco Bezzecchi with conflicting feelings: Indonesian GP feels ‘more like a loss than a win’

Pierre Gasly questions FIA stewards' decision not to penalise Lando Norris after Singapore crash

Formula 1
Formula 1
Singapore GP
Pierre Gasly questions FIA stewards' decision not to penalise Lando Norris after Singapore crash

Marc Marquez: Indonesian GP results a “dream” at my “worst circuit”

MotoGP
MotoGP
Indonesian GP
Marc Marquez: Indonesian GP results a “dream” at my “worst circuit”

Fermin Aldeguer set for surgery after fracturing hand at Mandalika

MotoGP
MotoGP
Indonesian GP
Fermin Aldeguer set for surgery after fracturing hand at Mandalika

Jordan - Sauber will never beat Ferrari

Jordan Grand Prix have not done a lot in the way of beating Ferrari in the past but that hasn't stopped team principal Eddie Jordan suggesting that Sauber will never triumph over the Scuderia. However, the Irishman is not suggesting Sauber are not ...

Jordan Grand Prix have not done a lot in the way of beating Ferrari in the past but that hasn't stopped team principal Eddie Jordan suggesting that Sauber will never triumph over the Scuderia. However, the Irishman is not suggesting Sauber are not worthy, merely that while the Swiss team run Ferrari engines their supplier will not allow them to be superior.

Peter Sauber's oufit uses year-old Ferrari engines rebadged as Petronas and Jordan thinks that as long as they continue to use them they will never win a race -- unless both Ferrari cars are out of action. "If I was Peter Sauber I would have real difficulty going to a race that I knew I couldn't, or can't, win." Jordan said. "I'm not sure I could race under those rules. They might deny this, but there's no way a Sauber car is going to finish ahead of a Ferrari car. It's quite clear that my team can finish in front of BAR and they can finish in front of me. Honda do not put any constraints on it, they just want the best finishes they can get."

Ferrari are not the only ones who supply engines to two teams; Jaguar are also supplying Arrows with Cosworth units this year and of course Honda supply to Jordan and BAR. Eddie Jordan, however, says it's a different story with Honda as they are an outsider who supply to two teams rather than one team supplying another. On the subject of Honda engines, which his team failed to manage a podium with last season, Jordan wants more power: "We're desperate to get more horsepower out of it. Honda engineers have work to do and we have work to do."

Previous article ATCC: Asian Formula 2000 alumni in the spotlight
Next article Toyota is ready

Top Comments

Latest news