Jordan
Business

The (West Australian) State Government is to end its contract with the motorsport event Rally Australia in 2006, citing concerns over the economic viability of the event.
Events

With less than a week to go before SPORTELAsia 2005, all floor space has been sold and more than 250 companies from 41 countries worldwide have registered for the market.
Media

Six Formula One teams have signed a memorandum of understanding with the rebel Grand Prix World Championship (GPWC) manufacturers’ group for a breakaway series.
Business

Mark Smith, technical director of the Jordan F1 team, has quit following their takeover by Midland.
Business

Editorial director Kevin Roberts reviews issues from the past seven days.
Business

The Jordan Formula One team is to be taken over by a group led by Russian-born businessman Alex Shnaider.
Business

The Jordan Formula One team is to be taken over by a group led by Russian-born businessman Alex Shnaider.
Business

Billionaire Toronto businessman Alex Shnaider is reportedly poised to buy a major stake in the Jordan Formula One team.

The FIA plans more cost cutting proposals to stave off a possible financial crisis in F1.
Business

Formula One's governing body confirmed on Wednesday that 10 teams, the same number as this year, had entered the 2005 world championship.
Sponsorship & Marketing

Sportswear giant Nike has been hit with a Taiwan $1m fine after a highly-publicised public appearance by NBA legend Michael Jordan lasted just 90 seconds.
Business

It will surprise no-one, but American football has once again been crowned the US’ favourite sport according to the latest poll.
Business

Editorial director Kevin Roberts reviews the issues of the past seven days.
Business

F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone has admitted that Ford's decision to cease backing Cosworth could leave Jordan and Minardi facing an uncertain future.

A second bidder has entered the race to buy the Jordan Formula One team.
Business

Jordan Grand Prix has announced an agreement with Shoulu-Huayuan Co., the largest property development company in China, to sponsor the team for the Chinese Grand Prix.
Business

Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum is set to take control of the Jordan Formula 1 team in a £40 million deal according to reports in the UK’s Sunday Times.

Libyan leader Colonel Gaddafi has denied he is in talks to take over newly promoted English Premier League club Crystal Palace.