Jordan blocks access to Force India factory

Team founder and former owner Eddie Jordan has thrown a spanner in the works of the Force India outfit, according to reports.

The Swiss publication Motorsport Aktuell claims that the Irishman, despite no longer owning the team, still controls some of the land surrounding the Silverstone factory in rural England.

Jordan has apparently been trying to sell to Force India a section of land that provides access to the team factory.



But because the Vijay Mallya and Mol family-owned team has so far refused to buy, it is reported that Jordan blocked access to the factory while the race team and bosses were away for the Malaysian Grand Prix.

Motorsport Aktuell claims that Jordan ordered the dumping of a truckload of concrete on the access road.

Source: GMM

26.3.2008   ▪ Formula One    ▪ en.f1-live.com

Jordan blocks access to Force India factory

Team founder and former owner Eddie Jordan has thrown a spanner in the works of the Force India outfit, according to reports.

The Swiss publication Motorsport Aktuell claims that the Irishman, despite no longer owning the team, still controls some of the land surrounding the Silverstone factory in rural England.

Jordan has apparently been trying to sell to Force India a section of land that provides access to the team factory.



But because the Vijay Mallya and Mol family-owned team has so far refused to buy, it is reported that Jordan blocked access to the factory while the race team and bosses were away for the Malaysian Grand Prix.

Motorsport Aktuell claims that Jordan ordered the dumping of a truckload of concrete on the access road.

Source: GMM

26.3.2008   ▪ Formula One    ▪ en.f1-live.com

Jordan blocks access to Force India factory

Team founder and former owner Eddie Jordan has thrown a spanner in the works of the Force India outfit, according to reports.

The Swiss publication Motorsport Aktuell claims that the Irishman, despite no longer owning the team, still controls some of the land surrounding the Silverstone factory in rural England.

Jordan has apparently been trying to sell to Force India a section of land that provides access to the team factory.



But because the Vijay Mallya and Mol family-owned team has so far refused to buy, it is reported that Jordan blocked access to the factory while the race team and bosses were away for the Malaysian Grand Prix.

Motorsport Aktuell claims that Jordan ordered the dumping of a truckload of concrete on the access road.

Source: GMM

26.3.2008   ▪ Formula One    ▪ ,    ▪ en.f1-live.com


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