New appointment at Jordan
Jordan Grand Prix is pleased to announce that Paul Crooks is joining the team as Drawing Office Manager "We are delighted that Paul has agreed to join us" said Eddie Jordan, "We have expanded significantly in the past few years, particularly on ...
Jordan Grand Prix is pleased to announce that Paul Crooks is joining the team as Drawing Office Manager
"We are delighted that Paul has agreed to join us" said Eddie Jordan, "We have expanded significantly in the past few years, particularly on the technical side, Consequently it has become necessary to appoint somebody to assist our Technical Director Gary Anderson with the management of these areas" he explained, "J am very pleased that Paul has agreed to take on the role of Drawing Office Manager"
Forty year old Crooks has worked in motorsport for 15 years including spells with leading teams such as Benetton and more recently Ligier where he rose to the position of Chief Designer.
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